Introduction

shaping disciplines—recent institutional developments in the social sciences and humanities in Europe and beyond

Christian Fleck, Matthias Duller, Victor Karády

1-24

The rise of the social sciences and humanities in France

institutionalization, professionalization, and autonomization

Gisèle Sapiro, Clarisse Fordant

25-68

Germany

after the mandarins

Matthias Duller, Christian Fleck, Rafael Schögler

69-109

The post-war institutional development of the SSH in the UK

Marcus Morgan

111-145

Discipline and (academic) tribe

humanities and the social sciences in Italy

Barbara Grüning, Marco Santoro, Andrea Gallelli

147-188

The institutionalization of SSH disciplines in the Netherlands

1945–2015

Rob Timans, Johan Heilbron

189-246

A reversed order

expansion and differentiation of social sciences and humanities in Sweden 1945–2015

Tobias Dalberg, Mikael Börjesson, Donald Broady

247-287

Institutionalization and professionalization of the social sciences in Hungary since 1945

Victor Karády, Peter Tibor Nagy

289-325

Arduous institutionalization in argentina's ssh

expansion, asymmetries and segmented circuits of recognition

Fernanda Beigel, Gustavo Sorá

327-360

Concluding remarks

Christian Fleck, Matthias Duller, Victor Karády

361-384