Zeke Baker (University of Oklahoma/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin.), in collaboration with Julia Ekstrom (California Dept. of Water Resources), Kesley Meagher (UC Davis Dept. of Food Science and Technology), Louise Bedsworth (California Strategic Growth Council) and Benjamin L.
"Punishing Status and the Punishment Status Quo: Solitary Confinement in U.S. Immigration Detention Facilities, 2013-2017" featured by the International Consortium for Investigative Journalists.
Although there is burgeoning research on the impact of therapeutic culture in the construction of the individual Self, the ways in which emotional discourse and therapeutic style shape the collective Self have been overlooked.
In a blog post for the ASA Consumers and Consumption Section, graduate students in Sociology Alana Haynes Stein In a blog post for the ASA Consumers and Consumption Section, graduate students in Sociology Alana Haynes Stein and Nadia Smiecinska describe how individualizing “citizen-consumer” discourses were promoted by countries at the 2015 World Expo in Milan as they discussed solutions to world hunger.
UC Davis Sociology alumnus Zeke Baker recently published a piece in the Washington Post with co-author Jamie Pietruska, a historian at Rutgers University.
In a blog post for the LSE Business Review, graduate student Christopher Lawrence explains why bitcoin is primarily treated as an investment as opposed to a method of payment.
It remains unclear to what extent shifts in gender attitudes are products of changes in micro-level characteristics, macro-level social transformations, or net cohort and period transitions.
In this paper, Finnigan and Hale note that millions of workers in the United States experience volatile weekly working hours and nonstandard shift work, particularly following the Great Recession.
