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2019. vol. 18. No. 2

Topic of the issue: The Contemporary Relevance of a Classic: Max Weber in the 21st Century

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Editorial

Alexander Filippov , Nail Farkhatdinov

Sociology of Max Weber in the 21st Century: From Reception to Actualization

9–15

Research Papers

William Outhwaite

Max Weber’s Conception of “Rationalization” and the 21st Century

16–27

Vadim Kvachev

From Weberian Bureaucracy to Networking Bureaucracy

28–40

Konstantin Gaaze

Max Weber’s Theory of Causality: An Examination on the Resistance to Post-Truth

41–61

Ivan Zabaev , Elena Prutskova

The Calling and Humility Scale: Extending the Weberian Approach to the Research of the Elective Affinity between Religion and the Economy

62–88

Camilla Emmenegger

Max Weber on Russia: Between Modern Freedom and Ethical Radicalism

89–106

Andrei Teslya

The Protestant Ethic in the Russian Context: Peter Struve and Sergey Bulgakov Read Max Weber (1907–1909)

107–119

Edward Ozhiganov

Weber’s and Sorokin’s Analytical Treatment of the Russian Revolutions

120–137

Nikolay Golovin

Max Weber and the Great War: Personal Opinions and Essays as Historical Sociology

138–145

Timofey Dmitriev

Max Weber and the November Revolution of 1918 in Germany; or, Why Bolshevism Had No Chance in the West

146–173

Mikhail Maslovskiy

The Soviet Version of Modernity: Weberian and Post-Weberian Perspectives

174–188

Book reviews

Irina Trotsuk

Too Many Webers for Small Sociology; or, How Critically Sociologists Should Consider Their Canon

189–201

Oleg Kil'dyushov

On the “Topological” Reading of Max Weber

202–205

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