Ugo Corte
Professor i sosiologi
Bio
Ugo Corte received his Ph.D. in Sociology from Uppsala University, and he was an Erik Allardt Fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies. His research on creative work, small groups and culture has been published in numerous outlets including major journals like Sociological Theory, Social Psychology Quarterly, and Sociological Forum.
His work with Patrik Aspers on the meaning of the "qualitative" feature of research has been published by Qualitative Sociology in 2019. In 2021 the journal published a symposium issue based on the original piece.
At his new academic home, the University of Stavanger, he primarily teaches two courses: Mikrososiologi and The Sociology of Creativity, but he also participates as a lecturer in other courses like Kultursosiologi and a doctoral course on Advanced Qualitative Methods.
Since 2022 Ugo is a member of the Editorial Board of Sociologica: International Journal for Sociological Debate.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Corte, Ugo. 2013. “A Refinement of Collaborative Circles Theory: Resource Mobilization and Innovation in an Emerging Sport, Social Psychology Quarterly 76(1):25:51.
John N. Parker and Ugo Corte (equal authorship). 2017. ”Placing Collaborative Circles in Strategic Action Fields: Explaining Differences between Highly Creative Groups.” Sociological Theory 35(4):261-287.
Fine, Gary Alan, and Ugo Corte. 2017. “Group Pleasures: Collaborative Commitments, Shared Narrative, and the Sociology of Fun.” Sociological Theory 35(1):64-86.
Fine, Gary Alan, and Ugo Corte. 2022. “Dark Fun: The Cruelties of Hedonic Communities.” Sociological Forum 37(1): 70-90.
Aspers, Patrik and Ugo Corte. 2019. “What is Qualitative in Qualitative Research.” Qualitative Sociology 42:139–160.
