Comparative Sociology and Social Change
Content tagged with Comparative Sociology and Social Change
Jocelyn Viterna's research featured in CNN Report
Rob Sampson: Social change and cohort inequalities in crime and its control over the life course
Theda Skocpol and Marshall Ganz: Organizing Movements: Membership and Leadership
Political Challenges and Responsibility in a Globalizing Society
Matthew Brooke and Josh Pacewicz: Engineering Politics: U.S. Institutions in Historical Perspectives
Stephanie Ternullo
Research Interests: Civil Society and Social Movements, Political Psychology, Public Opinion, Social Policy & the Welfare State, State-Society Relations, State & Local Politics, Voter Behavior
Stephanie Ternullo is Assistant Professor of Government. Her...
Isabel Jijon
Isabel Jijon is a cultural sociologist who studies work, inequality, childhood, and globalization. Her research is comparative and focuses on Latin America and the global South. Broadly speaking, she is interested in how people create, develop, and...
Adaner Usmani
Research Interests: Inequality, Social Policy, Labor and Social Movements, Crime and Punishment.
Adaner Usmani is Associate Professor of Sociology and Social Studies, effective July 1, 2025. His research is driven by some simple questions about the...
Ellis Monk
Research Interests: race/ethnicity in comparative perspective, skin tone & colorism, health, race/ethnicity & technology (e.g., artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision), sociology of the body, social psychology & cognition, and...