Julie, Gary Fine's book, *Difficult Reputations*, would probably be a very good source, not only for its content, but for its bibliography. I think both will lead you quite well into the (pre-digital) sociology of reputation. Best, patrick.
On Tue, Sep 29, 2015 at 9:25 AM, Julie Cohen <jec@law.georgetown.edu> wrote:
Hi all - does anyone know of any good work on the history/sociology of reputation, pre-Internet? I.e., before it morphed into a topic for computer scientists, web designers, and information economy pundits? Many thanks! Julie
Julie E. Cohen Mark Claster Mamolen Professor of Law & Technology Georgetown University Law Center jec@law.georgetown.edu http://www.juliecohen.com
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