The Journal of Economic Sociology (JES) is an electronic academic journal published by the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) since 2000. It aims to promote international standards in economic sociology research, publish works by Russian and foreign scholars, and inform the academic community about new publications and research projects. JES is a specialized academic journal that covers key issues in economic sociology, including theoretical directions, sociology of markets and organizations, social and economic strategies of households, and informal economy. It also welcomes research from related disciplines such as new institutional economics, anthropology, and economic psychology. JES is published five times a year in January, March, May, September, and November. All issues are freely available in PDF format on the journal's website. The journal is indexed in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) from Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus. It applies double-blind peer review and includes a full cycle of editorial processing and proofreading. There are no publication fees, and accelerated publication timelines are not offered. The journal's editorial team includes Vadim Radaev, the editor-in-chief, and other members of the editorial staff. The journal's content includes interviews, new texts, translations, and reviews of books and articles. The January 2018 issue features an interview with Leon Kosals, a professor at HSE, discussing the role of the police in the economy. The issue also includes articles on institutionalization of innovation policy in Russia, the death and life of authentic urban spaces, institutionalized ignorance in Russian oil companies, housing stratification in the European Union, and other topics. The journal also features reviews of new books and conference announcements.The Journal of Economic Sociology (JES) is an electronic academic journal published by the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) since 2000. It aims to promote international standards in economic sociology research, publish works by Russian and foreign scholars, and inform the academic community about new publications and research projects. JES is a specialized academic journal that covers key issues in economic sociology, including theoretical directions, sociology of markets and organizations, social and economic strategies of households, and informal economy. It also welcomes research from related disciplines such as new institutional economics, anthropology, and economic psychology. JES is published five times a year in January, March, May, September, and November. All issues are freely available in PDF format on the journal's website. The journal is indexed in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) from Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus. It applies double-blind peer review and includes a full cycle of editorial processing and proofreading. There are no publication fees, and accelerated publication timelines are not offered. The journal's editorial team includes Vadim Radaev, the editor-in-chief, and other members of the editorial staff. The journal's content includes interviews, new texts, translations, and reviews of books and articles. The January 2018 issue features an interview with Leon Kosals, a professor at HSE, discussing the role of the police in the economy. The issue also includes articles on institutionalization of innovation policy in Russia, the death and life of authentic urban spaces, institutionalized ignorance in Russian oil companies, housing stratification in the European Union, and other topics. The journal also features reviews of new books and conference announcements.