… strikingly iconoclastic features of actor-network theory is its … Actor-network theory (ANT,
hereafter)—if we may call it that, … and technology studies, the actor-network theorists (ants, …

This paper shows that assemblage thinking and actor‐network theory (ANT) have much more
to gain from each other than debate has so far conceded. Exploring the conjunctions and …

… with the theory of communicative action, structuration theory, … , this article rejects Actor
Network Theory. Sociology is … research programme, Actor-Network Theory, should become a …

… introduces Actor-Network Theory (ANT) as something like a toolbox for promiscuous research
in practice. It provides a set of working concepts that researchers can use to disassemble …

… Before we explore this difference, let us first discuss the notion of ‘Actor-Network’. The basic
… ‘actornetwork’. An actor can be taken apart, and its components can be disassembled and …

… concepts of the assemblage and the actor-network, this paper reviews the … Actor-network
theory shares many cognate concerns with … Research in this vein is interested in disassembling …

… Without the assumption that objects fall into causal types almost all explanatory and
interpretive work is impossible, and of course actor-network researchers themselves implicitly rely …

Network-Theory (2005b) was a remarkable event, which capitalized on the steadily growing …
, willfully or not, under the label “Actor-Network Theory”(ANT). 1 For those unfamiliar, …

… and relationality, it directs attention to the often-mundane practices through which ideas
come to be taken for granted, practices standardised, and policies assembled or disassembled. …

… 4) the moment of mobilization wherein the actor network is extended beyond the initial …
disassembling of associations or, in other words, connections. In parallel to these more theoretical …