Sorting things out: classification and its consequences

Introduction: To classify is human

Some tricks of the trade in analyzing classification. Classification and large-scale infrastructures

The kindness of strangers: Kinds and politics in classification systems

The ICD (International Classification of Diseases) as information infrastructure

Classification, coding, and coordination. Classification and biography, or system and suffering

Of tuberculosis and trajectories

The case of race classification and reclassification under apartheid. Classification and work practice

What a difference a name makes: The classification of nursing work

Organizational forgetting, nursing knowledge, and classification. The theory and practice of classifications

Categorical work and boundary infrastructures: Enriching theories of classification

Why classifications matter.

Introduction : to classify Is human

Some tricks of the trade in analyzing classification

I. Classification and large-ccale infrastructures ; The kindness of strangers : kinds and politics in classification systems

The ICD as information infrastructure

Classification, coding, and coordination

II. Classification and biography, or system and suffering ; Of tuberculosis and trajectories

The case of race classification and reclassification under apartheid

III. Classification and work practice ; What difference a name makes

The classification of nursing work

Organizational forgetting, nursing knowledge, and classification

IV. The theory and practice of classifications ; Categorical work and boundary infrastructures : enriching theories of classification

Why classifications matter.