Bourdieu's key conceptual tools, including the forms of capital and habitus, have recently
come to be deployed with greater frequency in criminological research. Less attention has …

The work of Bourdieu has increasingly gained interest in criminology. His theoretical
framework is rich and arguably the most sophisticated approach to social inequality and …

Most of Pierre Bourdieu's work describes struggles over symbolic capital and hierarchies
among the economic and cultural elite. However, his theories and concepts are not …

Drawing on a close reading of Pierre Bourdieu's works, I offer five lessons for a science of
crime and punishment:(1) always historicize;(2) dissect symbolic categories;(3) produce …

In this article we discuss what Pierre Bourdieu's concept of habitus can add to
psychologically informed debates around social class. We argue that habitus offers a way of …

The social theory of Pierre Bourdieu has been a major referent point in sociology and
cultural studies since the early 1970s. Bourdieu's work has also had a significant impact on …

This paper aims to balance the conceptual reception of Bourdieu's sociology in the United
States through a conceptual re‐examination of the concept of Habitus. I retrace the …

Bernard Lahire's critique of Pierre Bourdieu's sociology aims to establish a 'dispositionalist-
contextualist'vision of human agency capable of fully sociologising biography and …

In his quest to transcend a set of interconnected dichotomies–structure-agency,
subjectivism/objectivism, theory/practice–Pierre Bourdieu created a set of thinking tools that …

Pierre Bourdieu's recasting of the question of class exemplifies the major features of his
sociology and the way he extends, melds, and mends classical views into a distinctive …