Come and join us at ND Sociology! Happy to chat with folks about the position and our department at ASA.
The Department of Sociology at @NotreDame invites applications for an open-rank/open-subdiscipline position. Come work with us--we're pretty great! @profmcdonnell is the search chair. I'm happy to talk with folks! apply.interfolio.com/150575 @ArtsLettersND
It’s out! Exited to share our AJS paper, “Channelling Anti-Partisan Contention: Field Stuctures and Partisan Strategies in a Global Protest Wave, 2008-2016.” @Tomasgoldd
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Terrific Foreign Policy article by @Sehrazat_G on the highly problematic Turkish government response to the earthquake.
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Hey #SocTwitter (*especially those who may be worried about missing @ASAnews this year!) -- join the @ASA_PWSC section tomorrow at 1 pm EST for our chat about "Not Strictly Sociology," featuring a group of us who have found jobs outside the discipline @Anesis @alizaluft
Coming up soon TODAY at 2pm ET! Terrific panel sponsored by ASA Culture Section on the "Crisis of Masculinity Around the World." Panelists Hector Carillo, Michela Musto, Tristan Bridges, Robert Wyrod. Moderated by Yan Long. Details below. Please join us! @ASAnews @ASACulture
Today @ASAnews Culture in Contemporary Life (CCL) Series presents: The Crisis of Masculinity Around the World.
Zoom link: umich.zoom.us/j/93072514561
For questions or comments, please contact Alejandra Cueto Piazza ([email protected])
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.@ASACulture ’s CCL Series: The Crisis of #Masculinity Around the World. Four distinguished cultural sociologists will shed light on the debates around masculinity. Speakers: Hector Carrillo @NUsociology @michelamusto @tristanbphd @RobertWyrod Moderator: Yan Long @UCBerkeley
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Winter/ Spring newsletter is available here:
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THIS THURSDAY June 2! Four cultural sociologists discuss: How have pursuits of and anxieties around masculinity changed in the past 2 decades? How are the crises of democracy and the resurgence of authoritarianism intertwined with the "crisis of/in masculinity” around the world?
ASA Section on Cultural Sociology presents Culture in Contemporary Life (CCL) Series: The Crisis of Masculinity Around the World.
Zoom link: umich.zoom.us/j/93072514561
For questions or comments, please contact Alejandra Cueto Piazza ([email protected])
Hey ASA culture section members, please fill out the survey we sent out last week! Look for my chair’s email. Reminder email coming soon…
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Please circulate and encourage students to apply! Thanks Clayton and everyone else who worked to set this up!
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Terrific upcoming panel sponsored by the ASA Culture Section -- hope you can join us! @ASACulture
Hello folx! The first CCL talk in 2022 will take place on Jaunary 27. It will feature @manthonyhunter, @ellenberrey, @MarioLuisSmall, and @DerronWallace. Further info can be found here: asaculturesection.org/cultur…
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The actions — and inaction — of the Kenosha Police Department and the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department played a critical part in the tragic events that took place.
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Really enjoyed speaking in this session today at #esaBCN2021 even if it wasn’t in Barcelona as planned and I did have to have to dash offline to teach my in-person class right after.
📎 Coming @3.30pm
SP09. ‘Civic Action: Creating and Living Alternative Futures’ with Paul Lichterman and @Anesis. Alternative futures don’t only emerge through mass media but through commitment in (physical) copresence that is often established in groups & movements. #esaBCN2021
What's sociological about peace studies? We're sorting it out on the PWCS section blog, Conflict(ed).
Professor Ann Mische and peace studies and sociology Ph.D. students and alums Ruth Carmi, Anna Johnson, Leslie MacColman, Şehrazat G. Mart, and Carli Steelman write for the blog of the Section on Peace and War and Social Conflict: Read more: go.nd.edu/d08c34
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Just came across this wonderful review of Measuring Culture by @AndrewJPerrin. Thanks for your thoughtful engagement with the book! @chris_bail @frye_maggie @WITWhat @omar_lizardo @Anesis @ProfessorWherry @ei_schwartz @ColumbiaUP
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While today’s terrible display of terror and meanness shakes us, let’s remember: @ossoff, Jewish son of an immigrant & @ReverendWarnock, first Black Senator from Georgia, will join a Catholic POTUS & the first woman, Black + Indian VP in our nation’s capital. God bless America.
Tomorrow -- what happens when a sociologist of futures and eminent public health experts walk into a Zoom room...
This should be a stimulating exchange that brings together a brilliant sociologist, Ann Mische @Anesis who write on how we think about the future, and top social scientists/ health experts from several disciplines. Join us!! @HarvardWCFIA @HarvardSoc @InequalityHKS
What it's all about!
Inquiring minds want to know, what is this Measuring Culture book all about? @ei_schwartz @ColumbiaUP @WITWhat @omar_lizardo @Anesis @ProfessorWherry @frye_maggie @chris_bail
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My blog post on protest and the disruptive imagination.
Read the latest blog from Professor Ann Mische (@Anesis) on the @KeoughGlobalND blog: "Working for social transformation means living with the generative tension between imaginaries and time horizons that seem, at times, to be incompatible." bit.ly/2Xsdvxd