Publications and research output

 

Journal Articles:

• Simbuerger, E. (forthcoming, June 2010) ‘Critique and Sociology: Towards a New Understanding of Teaching as an Integral Part of Sociological Work’.
  ‘Enhancing Learning in the Social Sciences’, available at http://www.eliss.org.uk/
  

Book Chapters:

• Simbuerger, E. and Steiner, K. (2002). ‘Back to the Roots. Von der Wiederentdeckung kaufmännischen Denkens nach der New Economy’,
  in: Eichmann, H.; Kaupa, I.; Steiner, K. (eds.) Game over? Neue Selbständigkeit und New Economy nach dem Hype.
  Wien: Falter Verlag, Reihe Soziale Innovation und Neue Soziologie: p. 247-259.
  
  

Book Reviews:

• Simbuerger, E. (forthcoming) Review of ‘Social Theory at Work’
  edited by Marek Korczynski, Randy Hodson and Paul Edwards in ‘Sociology’.
  
• Simbuerger, E. (2008) Review of ‘Sociologists in a Global Age. Biographical Perspectives’
  edited by Deflem M. in ‘European Societies’. 10 (3): 517-520.
  
• Simbuerger, E. (2007) Review of ‘Audiences and Publics: When Cultural Engagement Matters for the Public Sphere’
  edited by Sonia Livingstone in ‘Media, Culture and Society’. 29 (5): 845-846.
  
  

Public Reports:

• Enzenhofer, E.; Muralter, D.; Rapa, Silvija; Simbuerger, E.; Steiner, K. (2004).
  Erwerbsrealitaet von aelteren ArbeitnehmerInnen: Chancen und Barrieren.
  Wien: AMS Report 39, Arbeitsmarktservice Oesterreich.
  
• Egger, A.; Simbuerger, E.; Steiner, K. (2003). ‘Berufsorientierung im Fokus aktiver Arbeitsmarktpolitik’.
  Wien: AMS Report 37, Arbeitsmarktservice Oesterreich.
  
  

Newspaper Articles:

• Simbuerger, E. 2005. ‘Soziologie heute: Prekaere Arbeit, wenig Widerstand’.
  in Science.orf.at; available at: http://science.orf.at/science/news/140766
  
  
  

Press Coverage:

• ‘Sociologists failing to practise what they preach’,
  Times Higher Education Supplement, 3rd April 2008.
  
  
  

Research Exhibitions and Films:

• ‘Sociologists Talking’ –an interactive, site-specific exhibition on sociologists’ relationship to the discipline, teaching and research; jointly conceptualised and produced with Cath Lambert; sound-exhibits based on qualitative interviews Elisabeth Simbuerger had carried out with sociologists from a Russell Group university; Sound exhibits and online-exhibition documentation: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/rsw/undergrad/cetl/filmspublications/sociologiststalking/
  • • Warwick Social Science Festival, Department of Sociology, June 15th to 17th June 2009
    • Annual Conference of the British Sociological Association, University of Warwick, Teaching Grid, as part of an interactive symposium on 'Teaching and Learning In and For a Complex World', March 28^th – 30^th and on 22^nd April 2008.
      
      
• ‘Students at Work: Learning to Labour in Higher Education’ - collaborative student-staff production of a documentary film; researched and filmed by a team of undergraduate and postgraduate students and administrative and academic staff who were all based within the Sociology Department at the University of Warwick. March 2006-March 2009; free download at: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/rsw/undergrad/cetl/filmspublications/studentsatwork/