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🌟 The 2024 Alice Amsden Award goes to "Spiderweb Capitalism" by Kimberly Kay Hoang! Congrats! 🎉 Honorable mentions: 📖 "Making Women Pay" by Smitha Radhakrishnan 📖 "Capitalizing a Cure" by Victor Roy @kimberlykhoang Victor Roy, MD PhD Smitha Radhakrishnan #SASE2024 sase.org/news/2024-alic…

“A much needed & timely book written by an eminent political sociologist. Students & researchers will benefit from the crisp & illuminating discussion of topics that span the field of political sociology.” Manali Desai Elisabeth Clemens’s new edition is OUT NOW ↓ UChicago Sociology

Development Innovation Lab Next up is James Evans, Max Palevsky Professor in UChicago Sociology, presenting "The Paradox of Innovation Institutions: Designing Flexible Ecosystems that Accelerate Discovery, Invention, and Growth."

The NSF has awarded a $20M grant to a team led by Prof. James Evans to help predict scientific discoveries and tech advancements using an AI-driven "global observatory and virtual laboratory." Learn more about Prof. Evans and the project here: news.uchicago.edu/story/nsf-awar…

Congratulations to doctoral student Theodora K. Hurley, who was named a National Institute of Social Sciences Dissertation Grant Recipient! socialsciencesinstitute.org/theodora-k-hur…

📆 On Nov. 13, Aziz Huq of UChicago Law School will examine the contemporary regulation of digital technologies by nation-states under growing geopolitical competition. Moderated by Anna Su ([email protected]) of U of T Law. Register: uoft.me/aQb

Marco Garrido from UChicago Sociology talks about the importance of cultivating an interest and willingness to explore. Check out how he became a The University of Chicago professor: bit.ly/3Nn1lNE #UChicagoHK #TheCoursePodcast #Sociology #Inequality #Democracy #Corruption #ThePhilippines

Register here for Navigating the Nexus in Politics, History, and Methodology: Conference in Honor of Professor Dingxin Zhao, on the Occasion of His Retirement docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion on U.S. immigration policy! Williams College Professor Tara Watson, author of The Border Within, will explore the human and economic impacts of interior enforcement policies. She’ll be joined by Damon Jones, Associate Director of

This week's IRP seminar (Th 11/7): Dr. Geoffrey Wodtke of UChicago Sociology on "Poor Neighborhoods, Bad Schools? A High-Dimensional Model of Place-Based Disparities in Academic Achievement." 12:15–1:30pm, 8417 Sewell Soc Sciences, UW–Madison. For more info: irp.wisc.edu/2024-fall-irp-…

Join us as Margaret Perez Brower offers the concept of “intersectional advocacy” to reveal how advocacy groups strategically contest, reimagine, and reconfigure policy institutions using comprehensive new strategies that connect issues.

Looking forward to meeting up w/John “renegade teacher and scholar” Eason in #Chicago! Join us! UChicago Sociology University of California Press (is on Bluesky) School of Public Affairs Paula Robinson Blacks in Green™

Tonight, 6 pm! Join two UChicago Sociology alumni for a critical conversation on #race, #policy & #neighborhood #inequality at the Seminary Co-op!

Join the UChicago | Stone Center on Inequality & Mobility Team! We’re searching for Postdoctoral Scholars with research priorities in wealth inequality and intergenerational mobility. 1 year renewable position, starting summer 2025. Apply by January 31, 2025. Application Link: bit.ly/4eGP0Rp

The Inequality Workshop opens Winter Quarter with Jake Rosenfeld, Professor and Chair of Sociology at @WUSTL . He will discuss insights from a survey of 4,000 public sector workers that highlights unmet demand for unions among women and Black workers, revealing opportunities

Congratulations to Mónica Ruiz House, current undergraduate student in Sociology and the 30th Marshall Scholar from the University of Chicago! She will pursue graduate degrees in criminology and refugee and forced migration studies at the University of Oxford next fall.