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Christopher Muller

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Research Interests: Inequality, Incarceration, Historical Sociology, Social Theory

Christopher Muller is Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. He taught at the University of California, Berkeley before joining the Harvard faculty in 2023. He...

Jocelyn Viterna

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Research Interests: Gender, politics, law, health, social mobilization, reproductive justice, abortion criminalization, violence, Central America

 

Jocelyn Viterna is Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. Her research examines how social...

Orlando Patterson

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Research Interests: The origins, history and culture of freedom; the comparative study of slavery and ethno-racial relations; the sociology of underdevelopment with special reference to the Caribbean; the problems of familial relations in the black...

Frank Dobbin

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Research Interests: Comparative/historical sociology; organizational theory; economic sociology; public policy; stratification.

 

Frank Dobbin received his BA from Oberlin College in 1980 and his PhD from Stanford University in 1987. Dobbin studies...

Jason Beckfield

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Research Interests: Stratification; health and social policy in the context of economic and political globalization.

Jason Beckfield (he/him/his) is the Robert G. Stone Jr. Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. He took his PhD. in Sociology in 2005...

Bibliographic References tagged with Political and Historical Sociology

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Beckfield, J., & Krieger, N. (2018). Political Sociology and the People’s Health (Small Books Big Ideas in Population Health). In Small Books Big Ideas in Population Health (p. 208). Oxford University Press.
Beckfield, J., & Krieger, N. (2018). Political Sociology and the People’s Health (Small Books Big Ideas in Population Health). In Small Books Big Ideas in Population Health (p. 208). Oxford University Press.
Meyer, R., & Fine, J. (2017). Grassroots Citizenship at Multiple Scales: Rethinking Immigrant Civic Participation. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society , 30(4), 323-348.
Meyer, R., & Fine, J. (2017). Grassroots Citizenship at Multiple Scales: Rethinking Immigrant Civic Participation. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society , 30(4), 323-348.
Meyer, R. (2017). Precarious Workers and Collective Efficacy. Critical Sociology, 43(7-8), 1125-1141.
Meyer, R. (2017). Precarious Workers and Collective Efficacy. Critical Sociology, 43(7-8), 1125-1141.
Meyer, R. (2017). Precarious Workers and Collective Efficacy. Critical Sociology, 43(7-8), 1125-1141.
Meyer, R. (2017). Precarious Workers and Collective Efficacy. Critical Sociology, 43(7-8), 1125-1141.
Viterna, J., & Robertson, C. (2015). New Directions in the Sociology of Development. Annual Review of Sociology, 41, 1-27.
Viterna, J., & Robertson, C. (2015). New Directions in the Sociology of Development. Annual Review of Sociology, 41, 1-27.
Viterna, J., & Reifenberg, N. (2017). Las Otras Beatrices. El Faro, November 10.
Viterna, J., & Reifenberg, N. (2017). Las Otras Beatrices. El Faro, November 10.
Viterna, J., Bautista, J. S. G., Barrios, S. J., Cortez, A. E., Plautteau, J.-P., Anderson, S., & Beaman, L. (2017). Governance and the Reversal of Women’s Rights: The Case of Abortion in El Salvador. In WIDER Working Paper 2017/187. UNU-WIDER.
Viterna, J., Bautista, J. S. G., Barrios, S. J., Cortez, A. E., Plautteau, J.-P., Anderson, S., & Beaman, L. (2017). Governance and the Reversal of Women’s Rights: The Case of Abortion in El Salvador. In WIDER Working Paper 2017/187. UNU-WIDER.
Lei, Y.-W. (2016). Freeing the Press: How Field Environment Explains Critical News Reporting in China. American Journal of Sociology, 122(1), 1-48.
Lei, Y.-W. (2016). Freeing the Press: How Field Environment Explains Critical News Reporting in China. American Journal of Sociology, 122(1), 1-48.