Comparative and Historical Sociology
Section of the American Sociological Association
Robert Isaksen, Journal of Critical Realism, Vol.21 (5), 589-591 Judgemental rationality is the critical realist concept that deals with issues relating to the possibility to make claims to knowledge and …
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Engaging History: Legacies, Omissions, and New Directions in Comparative Historical Sociology 2022 Mini-Conference, ASA CHS Section Registration and COVID Guidelines: Registration is now closed. If you would like to be …
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(Christopher Columbus statue outside the Minnesota State Capitol, toppled by American Indian Movement members on 10 June 2020. Photo: Tony Webster.) Simeon J. Newman, University of Michigan The American Sociological Association’s (ASA) Comparative …
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Simeon J. Newman (University of Michigan) Stephanie Mudge (University of California, Davis) and Anthony Chen (Northwestern University) recently assumed the editorship of Studies in Historical Sociology, a new book series …
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Please join our exciting new section, the Sociology of Indigenous Peoples and Native Nations section, to help support sessions addressing Indigenous issues in the 2021 ASA Annual Meeting. The Sociology of Indigenous Peoples and …
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The University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs invites applications for a tenured/tenure-track position in climate change, environment and peace studies, based at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (https://kroc.nd.edu/). …
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Damon Mayrl, Colby College Robert Braun, University of California, Berkeley As graduate students, comparative-historical sociologists are trained in how to conceive, design, and carry out historical research in a wide …
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How do populists utilize religion as an identity marker and mobilization tool? And how do religious leaders and communities deploy populism? This session, which took place on 10 August 2020 …
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