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Professor Rene Almeling's research on eggs and sperm is profiled in this Wall Street Journal article on in vitro gametogenesis:
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Soon technology might make it possible for anyone—male or female—to create an egg cell from their DNA, writes @AmyDMarcus on.wsj.com/3tNX5lN
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We are very excited to congratulate @AnneTaylorSOC winning this year’s Sage Prize for Innovation and Excellence for her paper “Audience Agency in Social Performance”
Read the paper now, #FreeAccess for a year. @YaleSoc @CCSYale
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Yale Professor of Sociology Jeff Alexander makes several appearances - as an “authority on celebrity icons” - in the new, 2-part HULU documentary Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields. The film has been getting a lot of media attention since its debut in early April.
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There's still to join @JonathanWyrtzen and @ccasGU for a #virtual #BookTalk about WORLDMAKING IN THE LONG GREAT WAR on Oct.11 from 1:00PM - 2:30PM EDT. Register today! buff.ly/3SB6qVq #BookTalk #AuthorEvent #AcademicTwitter @Yale #sykespicot #WWI #MiddleEast #webinar
Professor Rene Almeling's book GUYnecology: The Missing Science of Men's Reproductive Health (@UCPress 2020) was one of 14 books chosen for a Book Forum session at the @ASAnews annual meeting in Los Angeles last month. You can read more here: renealmeling.com/guynecology…
Yale Center for Cultural Sociology Co-Directors Jeffrey Alexander and Philip Smith are pleased to announce that Yale Sociology Assistant Professor Yağmur Karakaya has been appointed Associate Director of the CCS. More information on the CCS Website at ccs.yale.edu/news/yagmur-kar….
Congratulations to Yale Sociology Graduate Patrice Collins, Ph.D.
Northeastern School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is thrilled to announce our newest faculty member, Patrice Collins.
Patrice Collins, Ph.D., will be joining #NUSCCJfaculty as an Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
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Phil Gorski, Chair, Yale Sociology & Samuel Perry coauthors of “The Flag and the Cross” published an op-ed “With the Buffalo massacre, white Christian nationalism strikes again” in the Washington Post on the spread of White Christian nationalism
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Reproduction in the Age of Epigenetics - A new Ask a Feminist is now available, featuring a conversation between Rene Almeling (@ralmeling), Sarah Richardson, and Natali Valdez (@anthro919). Read or listen for free! signsjournal.org/epigenetics…
Elijah Anderson, Yale Sterling Professor of Sociology and of African American Studies is the author of a new ethnographic study of the color line, news.yale.edu/2022/03/24/eli…
Elijah Anderson, Sterling Professor of Sociology & African American Studies at Yale has been awarded the 2021 Stockholm Prize in Criminology for his observations & analyzes of mechanisms behind violence in socially, economically and ethnically segregated areas.
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Sociology Assistant Professor Daniel Karell has published an article in Sociological Methodology applying probabilistic language models to sociological research. Common in computational linguistics these are relatively underused in social science research.
Yale Sociology Professor Emma Zang has a new Op-Ed in The Hill , on how remote work might solve the family care crisis for immigrants.(thehill.com/opinion/immigrat…).
View a blog post by Emily Erikson,
Academic Director of the Fox International Fellowship, Associate Professor of Sociology & School of Management on: Works in Progress and the Law and Political Economy Blog: ow.ly/fZts50GfeSs; lpeproject.org/blog/when-the…
Emily Erikson was on the podcast New Books Nework talking about her new book "Trade and Nation: How Companies and Political Reshaped Economic Thought"
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Emily Erikson was on the podcast The Armen Show, talking about her new book, "Trade and Nation: How Companies and Political Reshaped Economic Thought"
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Alka Menon receives the 2021 ASA Body and Embodiment Section Best Publication Prize
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Emily Erikson examines the early modern revolution in economic thinking in her latest book Trade and Nation: How Companies and Politics Reshaped Economic Thought
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