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CALL FOR AWARD NOMINATIONS
ASA COMPARATIVE-HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY SECTION 2022- 2023 Academic Year Global Note: All nominees must be members of the ASA to be considered for section awards. IBN KHALDUN DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD The …
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Barrington Moore in Delhi? The Political Economy of the Indian Farmers’ Protest
Michael Levien From the summer of 2020 to the fall of 2021, farmers in North India staged one of the largest agrarian protests in the country’s history. The direct impulse …
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Solving Empire
Monica Prasad, Northwestern University Julian Go, University of Chicago Daniel Immerwahr, Northwestern University Katrina Quisumbing King, Northwestern University Yannick Coenders, Northwestern University Luna Vincent, Northwestern University Perdana P. Roswaldy, Northwestern …
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2022 CHS Section Award Winners
DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD The section presents the Ibn Khaldun Distinguished Career Award every year in order to recognize a lifetime of outstanding contributions to the subfield of comparative-historical sociology. Committee: Jose Itzigsohn (Chair, …
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The Horrors and the Ironies of Russia’s War in Ukraine
Alya Guseva, Boston University In the finest traditions of science papers, I would like to report a gigantic conflict of interest in writing about the war in Ukraine. I was …
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Andrew Buck, University of Southern Indiana Jeffrey Hass, University of Richmond If Twitter is a valid representation of academic discourse on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, then journalists, military scholars, and some economists …
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Obituary for Richard Lachmann
Tim Gill, University of Tennessee I’m honored that I was asked to share a reflection on Richard Lachmann. There are so many aspects of Richard’s life and work that I cannot speak …
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Remember Richard Lachmann as Great!
Rebecca Jean Emigh, UCLA I was deeply saddened by Richard’s untimely death. When he died, we (with David McCourt) were working on editing a new Oxford Handbook of Comparative and Historical Sociology. …
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Remembering Richard Lachmann
A.K.M. Skarpelis, Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) Obituaries are micro-narratives that set out to do several things at once: they revere, they mourn, they reminisce. Befitting to Richard Lachmann’s standing in the …
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