Economic Sociology in Europe

1. Introduction: Economic sociology in Europe - Current trends and future challenges; Part I: Studies on Markets; 2. Embedding authenticity in production logics. The case of the microbrewery resurgence in Belgium; 3. The power of digital platforms. What do darknet drug platforms have in common with platform giants?; 4. Building trust by assembling signs of trustworthiness in illegalized exchanges: the case of the illegalized house cleaning market in Geneva; Part II: Studies on societal and political institutions; 5. Beyond the gift/commodity binary: sustaining altruism in blood and plasma donation through alternative exchange systems; 6. New art foundations and public museums valuating artists in Paris. Competing strategies in an overlapping zone between the national and the international fields; 7. The moral economy of popular music consumption in post-2010 Hungary: everyday nationalism, familialism, and apoliticism; Part III: Studies on crises from an economic sociological perspective; 8. The impact of social identity: how unemployment affects civic participation beyond financial strain; 9. Changing economic imaginaries: making sense of consumption during the COVID-19 crisis; 10. Cultural entrepreneurship in times of change and crisis: self-employed Dutch artists during the COVID-19 Pandemic; Part IV: Advances in Economic Sociology in Europe; 11. Economic sociology in Europe and North America: an exploration based on a systematic review of the literature