Rogers Hollingsworth contact Information:
Email: hollingsjr@aol.com Phone: 608 263 1960 Fax: 866 240 0904
Rogers Hollingsworth Homepage
Rogers Hollingsworth contact Information:
Email:
hollingsjr@aol.com Phone:
608 263 1960 Fax: 866 240 0904
Mailing
Address:
Professor J. Rogers Hollingsworth
The University of Wisconsin
Department of History
Box 4014 Mosse Humanities Building
455 North Park Street
Madison WI 53706-1483
Rogers Hollingsworth CV (HTML format, with links to publications)
Links to
recent articles and books by Rogers Hollingsworth:
"The end of the science superpowers: Could the end of US world dominance over
research mark the passing of national science giants,"
Nature volume 454
(24 July 2008) pages 412-413. (with Karl H. Müller and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth)
"Transforming socio-economics with a new epistemology"
(with Karl
Muller) Socio-Economic Review
volume 6 Issue 3 July
2008
(PDF)
"DISCUSSION FORUM on Transforming socio-economics with a new epistemology" Socio-Economic Review volume 6 issue 4 October 2008 doi:10.1093/ser/mwn015
Robert Boyer "The quest for theoretical foundations of socio-economics: epistemology, methodology or ontology?"
Ralph J. Greenspan "A biological perspective on complex networks for a new epistemology"
Renate Mayntz "Networks and self-organization: dissecting the model of 'complex networks'"
Helga Nowotny "Bargaining, not borrowing: on problem choice and problem space"
Didier Sornette "Interdisciplinarity in socio-economics, mathematical analysis and the predictability of complex systems"
"Scientific Discoveries: An Institutionalist and Path-Dependent Perspective" 2008
"High Cognitive Complexity and the Making of Major Scientific Discoveries"
"Institutionalizing
Excellence in Biomedical Research: The Case of The Rockefeller University"
Advancing
Socio-economics: An Institutionalist Perspective
Contents,
Reviews, Order Form
Preface
Introduction to Part I:
"On Socio-economic Concepts and Methods"
Introduction to Part II:
"On Institutions"
Introduction to Part III:
"On Social Systems of Production - and Beyond"
Contributors Biographies
"Some
Reflections on How Institutions Influence Styles of Innovation"
(with
Jerald
Hage) Organization Studies
also at: http://www.umu.se/inforsk/universitetsligan/hollingsworth.html
"A Strategy for Analysis of Idea Innovation Networks and Institutions"
"Doing
Institutional Analysis: Implications for the Study of Innovations"
"Coordination
of Economic Actors and Social Systems of Production"
"The
Institutional Embeddedness of American Capitalism"
"Countries
and Sectors: Performance, Convergence, and Competitiveness"
"The
Logic of Coordinating American Manufacturing Sectors"
A presentation by Rogers Hollingsworth with question-and-answer session is available as a Library Roundtable audio CD from:
10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive
San Diego, California 92121
Queries: info@nsi.edu
Rogers Hollingsworth quoted in a Nature Special Report: "An indifference
to boundaries" ("As some of the world’s largest universities undergo dramatic
departmental restructuring to foster interdisciplinary research, John Whitfield
asks whether they’re making the right move") February 21, 2008
An
interview with Rogers Hollingsworth about his work which appeared (in German) in
Der Standard (Vienna, Austria) on April 5, 2006
(Adobe Acrobat PDF version)
An interview with Rogers Hollingsworth about his work which appeared (in German)
in Frankfurter_Allgemeine_Zeitung on May 16, 2004 on page 67
(Link to online version)
"Fostering Major Breakthroughs" by
Laura L. Kiessling
in
ACS Chemical Biology
citing work by Rogers Hollingsworth
http://faculty.history.wisc.edu/hollingsworth/index.htm