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“These chains of events have cascading effects in that they both break and reproduce existing social formations - they are 'sequences of occurrences that result in the transformation of structures' (Sewell 2005: 227; also see: Mahoney and Schensul 2006).”
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“Temporal factors include local, national, and global history and, relatedly, the sequencing of events (Abbott, 1995; Aminzade, 1992; Braudel, 1992; Sewell, 2005).”
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“21 The strain of scholarship that deals with improvisation, creativity, cultural schema, and templates for solving problems is, I think, also critical for political analysis (see, e.g., Joas 1996; Sewell 1992, 2005).”
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“…of system and practice, as a dimension of social life autonomous from other such dimensions in both its logic and in its spatial configuration, and as possessing a real but thin coherence that is continually put at risk in practice and therefore subject to transformation” (Sewell, 2005, p.169).”
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“…differentiated, ethnically diverse, multi-religious and mobile contemporary world, subjectivities are formed within multiple cultural structures, which are ‘spheres or arenas of social practice of varying scope that intertwine, overlap, and interpenetrate in space and time’ (Sewell, 2005: 206).”
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“In his contribution to this monograph, Wang (2026) draws on Butler (2009), Goffman (1974) and Sewell (2005) to reconceptualize the war-society nexus in terms of events and frames.”
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“This perspective seems at first to be quite different: an event is, as a host of theorists argue, a suspension of meaning-making as usual (see, e.g., Ricoeur 1984–1986; Sewell 1996, 2005; Wagner-Pacifici 2010, 2017; White 2008).”
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“These sudden shifts can be triggered by large‐scale transformative events, understood as a “relatively rare subclass of happenings that significantly transform structures” (Sewell, 2005, p. 100), reshaping political opportunity structures and disrupting established interaction patterns.”
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“A hermeneutic understanding of agency emphasizes how actors interpret events and navigate their consequences through meaning-making: Events may lead, in the words of William Sewell (2005), to the “transformation of structures”, through a mechanism of reframing linguistic signs.”
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“Sewell 2005, 143 46 Socio-historical structures are inherently multilayered, comprising deeper structures and their superstructures, particularly in the context of colonialism/imperialism.”
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“…at the levels of national and world politics, the French Revolution has served as a highly influential comparator, indicating that a revolution by ordinary citizens is possible, thus inspiring diverse revolutionary cases such as the Russian Revolution and the Fall of the Berlin Wall (Sewell, 2005).”
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“Rather, historically specific institutions and their multi-scalar diachronic changes are entangled with the agency and practice of political economic actors (North 1981; Giddens 1993; Sewell 2011; Hodder 2012).”
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“Agentic behaviours are sensitive to context (Sewell Jr., 2005), and benefit people and organizations (Gordin Yoskovitz & Schechter, 2024).”
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“Following William Sewell Jr.’s (2005) notion of events as having a distinct beginning and end that frame a shift, Joanna and Raewyn selected two events from the data corpus that illustrated shifts in the emotions that showed “breaches in cultural enactment and rup-tures of cultural equilibria”…”
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“2 Taking this point a step further, the conditions of economic success must be understood through symbolic lenses: as William Sewell Jr. (Sewell 1992, 2005) has put it, resources require schemas of interpretation.”
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