Paul Willis

Publications

Books

• Learning to Labour - in New times, (ed with Nadine Dolby & Greg Dimitriadis). New York: Routledge, forthcoming
• The Ethnographic Imagination ,. Cambridge: Polity, 2000
• jointly edited with M Castells et al,   Neuvas Perspectivas Criticas en Educacion . Barcelona: Paidós Educador, 1994  
• (with S Jones, J Canaan and G Hurd) Common Culture . Milton Keynes: Open University, Press 1990, reprinted 1994 & 1996.
• Moving Culture. London: Gulbenkian Foundation, 1990.
• (with A Bekenn, T Ellis and D Whitt) The Youth Review . Aldershot: Gower, 1988
• (with A Bekenn, T Ellis and D Whitt) The Social Condition of Young People in Wolverhampton in 1984 . Wolverhampton: Wolverhampton Borough Council, 1985.
• Profane Culture . London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1978
• Learning to Labour . Aldershot: Gower, 1977, reprinted 1978, 79, 80,81,88,94,98, 2001  

Conference Papers published in refereed Conference Proceedings

• 8   Feb 02 `The Dialectics of "Surprise"`, invited keynote address to the Annual General Meeting of the Swedish Sociological Association, Karlstad, Sweden,
• 28 Feb 02 `Taking the Piss: routines and rituals of shop floor life`, invited paper to the Art-Document-Society day conference in Manchester organised jointly by the Sociology Department and International Centre for Labour Studies of Manchester University
• 1-4 Apr   02 American Educational Research Association, New Orleans, invited to reply to two separate panels of papers based on my work: ` Learning to Labour: Twenty Five Years on; Common Culture: Where We Are Now
• 5 Jun 02 ` Reflections on the Journey from Learning to Labour to Ethnography `, invited public lecture, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona
• 7-10 Sept 02 `Autonomy and Determinacy in Cultural Forms`, invited paper to the Ethnografest, an ESRC (American) supported conference held in Berkeley sponsored by the Centre for Urban Ethnography, Berkeley University and the Journal, Ethnography
• 14-15 Nov 02 `The Ethnographic Study of Culture`, keynote address to the Observational Methods in Ethnography conference organised by the Nordic PFI, Oslo
• 29 Nov 02 `A Review of the Reviews; How Learning to Labour has fared over twenty Five Years`, invited address to the Dutch Association for Educational Sociology Symposium, Learning to Labour: twenty five years on , Amsterdam
• 14-15 Nov 02 `The Ethnographic Study of Culture`, keynote address to the Observational Methods in Ethnography conference organised by the Nordic PFI, Oslo
• 29 Nov 02 `A Review of the Reviews; How Learning to Labour has fared over twenty Five Years`, invited address to the Dutch Association for Educational Sociology Symposium, Learning to Labour: twenty five years on, Amsterdam
• 12 March 03 `Changes in Working Class Culture and Educational Dilemmas`, invited address to thePolitics, Democracy and Education series, Faculty of Education, Cambridge
• 13 August 03 `For a Sensuous Notion of Working Class Culture`, invited session for the Thematic panel on Class & Culture , American Sociological Association, Atlanta
• 5 Nov 03 `Are the lights out in Working Class Culture: A Report from England`, an invited address to The American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia.
• Jan 20 `Invisible Aesthetics` invited lecture to The Treason of Images day conference at Tate Modern, London

Journal Papers

• `New Times, Old Texts`, in N Dolby and G Dimitriadis (ed.s), Learning to Labour - in New Times. New York: Routledge,   forthcoming .
• `Invisible Aesthetics and the Social Work of Commodity Culture` in D Inglis & J Hughson (ed.s) The Sociology of Art . London: Palgrave,   forthcoming
• The Liberty Bell`, Annals of the Academy of Political and Social Science , forthcoming
• `Foot Soldiers of Modernity: The Dialectics of Cultural Consumption and the 21 st -Century School,Harvard Educational Review , 73.3. Fall, 2003
• 'Tekin` the Piss?',   in D Holland & J Lave (ed.s), History in Person,. Santa Fe: School of American Research Press, 2001.
• `"Centre" and Periphery An Interview with Paul Willis`, Cultural Anthropology Vol 16 No 3, 2001
• 'Manifesto for Ethnography', (with M. Trondman), Ethnography Vol. 1 No 1, 2000; Reprinted in Cultural Studies/Critical Methodologies, Vol. 2   No 3, 2002.
• 'A Cultural Policy for Grounded Aesthetics', The European/International Journal of Cultural Policy , Vol. 4 No 8, 1998; translated into Swedish, KritiskUtbildningstidskrift 90 (2-1998); translated into Spanish,Arxious de Sociologia   No 3, 1999.
• 'Fetishism and the Cultural Commodity' in J Pacheco (ed), Cultural Studies and the Politics of Everyday Life. Lund, Sweden: Lund University press, 1999
• 'Labour Power, Culture and the Cultural Commodity', in M. Castells et al (ed.s), Critical Education in the New Information Age, Boulder, Co: Rowman & Littlefield, December 1999
• 'Towards a Grounded Aesthetics: Notes on Common Culture', The European Journal of Cultural Studies,Vol. 1 No 2, 1998; reprinted in Sociology of Education, ( ed S Ball) Routledge, 2000; translated into Spanish, Tempora, Segunda Epoca.Vol 3, 2000.
• 'Cultural Studies Will Be the Death of Anthropology', in Cultural Studies Will Be the Death of Anthropology, Group for Debates in Anthropological Theory. Manchester: University of Manchester, 1997
• 'TIES: Theoretically Informed Ethnographic Study', in S Nugent (ed.), Inventions and Reinventions: Anthropology and Cultural Studies. London: Pluto 1997
• `The Quasi-Modo Commodity `, Journal of the Swedish Institute for Future Studies , Nov, 1997.