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1. Introduction
2. Objectives of the talk
3. Studying practices
4. Weak vs. strong programmes (1)
5. The weaknesses of the weak programme
6. Weak vs. strong programmes (2)
7. A strong programme in the study of S-A-P
8. Theoretical underpinnings of a strong programme
9. Possible theoretical approaches
10. This talk focus
11. Practice as habitus
12. Habitus
13. Capital
14. Field
15. How habitus generates practice (1)
16. How habitus generates practice (2)
17. How habitus and practice reproduce society
18. What the approach foregrounds (1)
19. And what it leaves in the background
20. Practice as sense and orientation (1)
21. Practice as sense and orientation (2)
22. Practices
23. Practical understandings
24. Teleoaffective structure
25. Rules and general understandings
26. Practice as action intelligibility
27. What the approach foregrounds (2)
28. Ethnometodology: practice as accomplishment
29. Accountability and reflexivity
30. The world we live in accomplished in practice
31. Scenes of action produced
32. The stable world via discursive practices
33. What the approach foregrounds (3)
34. Practice as activity (1)
35. Practice as activity (2)
36. How to describe an activity
37. The centrality of the object of the activity
38. The role of instruments
39. Contradictions and change
40. What the approach foregrounds (4)

Topics Covered

• Practice
• Practice theory
• Giddens
• Bourdieu
• Ethnomethodology
• Schatzki
• Practice-based studies
• Strategy-as-Practice
• Practice-history
• Activity
• Theory -Zooming-in
• Zooming-out

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Series:

• Strategy as Practice

Categories:

• Strategy

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Publication History

• Published on August 15, 2012