Max Weber Studies Vol. 4 No.2 (July 2004)

• Introduction: Max Weber's Relevance as a Theorist of Politics
  Sven Eliaeson and Kari Palonen
• Max Weber's Inaugural Address of 1895 in the Context of the Contemporary Debates in Political Economy
  Rita Aldenhoff-Hübinger
• Science, Values, and the Empirical Argument in Max Weber's Freiburger Antrittsrede
  Ola Agevall
• Why does Max Weber not define a concept of 'Political Action' in his 'Basic Sociological Concepts'?: Simultaneously a Commentary on Some Aspects of Kari Palonen's Writings on Max Weber
  Michael Th. Greven
• Lehrfreiheit, Lernfreiheit, Wertfreiheit: Max Weber and the University Teachers' Congress in Jena 1908
  Peter Josephson
• The Meaning of Honour in Weber's Concept of the Nation
  Karl-Ludwig Ay
• A Note on Max Weber's Impact on Hannah Arendt's Thought
  Tuija Parvikko
• Political Theory in an Age of Disenchantment: The Problem of Value Pluralism: Weber, Berlin, Rawls
  Peter Lassman
• Introduction: Max Weber, Parliamentarism and the Rhetorical Culture of Politics
  Kari Palonen