Comparative and Historical Sociology
Section of the American Sociological Association
Armando Lara-Millán, Brian Sargent & Sunmin Kim In this paper, we offer guidelines on how historical sociologists should engage with archives. Rather than focusing on the epistemological value of archival …
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Laura García-Montoya and James Mahoney Historical and case study analysts have long focused attention on critical events—sometimes referred to as watersheds, turning points, or critical junctures—when explaining outcomes of interest. …
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Emily Erikson We have four outstanding papers here, two tackling archival issues and two tackling causal issues. Anna Skarpelis and Armando Lara-Millan, Brian Sargent, and Sunmin Kim are all advocating …
Read MoreGabriel Hetland University at Albany, State University of New York The idea that human rights should, indeed must, be defended appears unobjectionable and beyond question. During the 1970s and 1980s …
Read MoreGábor Attila Tóth Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow, Humboldt University, Berlin The annus mirabilis, the year 1989, proved that the spirit of liberty still lives in the hearts of East-Central …
Read MoreTimothy M. Gill UNC-Wilmington Following World War II, state and social leaders across the world recognized the need to establish multilateral institutions that championed the global promotion of human rights. …
Read MoreMarilyn Grell-Brisk with Timothy M. Gill Targeted immigration bans, imprisonment of political opponents, abuse of refugees, disregard of immigrant and worker rights, murder, torture —the current social-political-economic landscape in the …
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