[Please forgive the previous garbled message. HB] 
 
ANNOUNCEMENT AND FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS 
 
Tentative Table of Contents for the American Journal of Economics and 
Sociology (65:1) 2006. 
 
I am delighted to announce that the AJES has the following articles now in 
hand and ready for publication in the January 2006 issue. That issue will 
also 
appear as a hard cover, soft cover and with a scholarly index.  Most of those 
attending the HES meetings have seen our publisher's display (Blackwell 
Publisher) of our past invited issues and journal issues. 
 
Since I was hoping to include 10 chapters in all, there is still space for 
Parsons articles by historians of economics. One theme worth exploring has 
to do with the special conditions under which the fledgling sociology 
broke off from economics and the consequences of all this for contemporary 
social science and methodology.  If anyone has an interest in contributing 
a chapter/essay, please contact the editor: 
 
Dr. Laurence S. Moss, Editor 
American Journal of Economics and Sociology 
68 Harrison Avenue, 5th floor 
Boston, MA 02111 
Tel: (617)-728-4949 
Fax:(617)-728-4947 
email: lmos at aol.com 
 
We are a refereed journal and all correspondence is confidential. 
 
                          Preliminary Table of Contents 
 
1. Professor Jens Beckert of the Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of the 
Social Sciences on "Interpenetration versus Embeddedness: The Premature 
Dismissal of Talcott Parsons in the New Economic Sociology." 
 
2. The transcript of an in-depth interview with Talcott Parsons held at Brown 
University on March 10, 1973 with commentary by Martin U. Martel; that has 
not been accessible before. 
 
3. Professors Paul Dalziel and Jane Higgins, "Pareto, Parsons and the 
Boundary between Economics and Sociology." 
 
4. Professor Milan Zafirovski, "Parsonian Economic Sociology: Bridges to 
Contemporary Economics." 
 
5.  Professors Alexandra Hessling and Hanno Pahl, "The Global System of 
Finance: Scanning Talcott Parsons and Niklas Luhmann for Theoretical 
Keystones." 
 
6.  Professor Alex Viskovatoff has prepared a review article on Jen Beckert's 
book Beyond the Market: The Social Foundations of the Market. 
 
Please contact the editor of the AJES if you wish any additional information, 
LMOS at AOL.COM 
 
Laurence S. Moss