2014 Sociology Booklet

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IMMIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES

The Latino Threat

Constructing Immigrants, Citizens,and the Nation, Second Edition

LEO R. CHAVEZ

News media and pundits toorequently perpetuate the notion thatLatinos, particularly Mexicans, are aninvading orce bent on reconqueringland once their own and destroyingthe American way o lie. In this book,Leo R. Chavez contests this assump-tions basic tenets, offering acts to

counter the many fictions about theLatino threat. With new discussionabout anchor babies, the DREAM Act,and recent anti-immigrant legislationin Arizona and other states, thisexpanded second edition criticallyinvestigates the stories about recentimmigrants to show how prejudicesare used to malign an entire popula-tionand to define what it means tobe American.

Praise for the First EditionA superb, well-argued, and thought-provoking book. Te book not onlysheds a critical light on how ... Latinoshave been constructed as illegitimatemembers o society, it also providespowerul evidence to undermine thetaken-or-granted truths marshaled tomarginalize this population.

American Ethnologist

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The DREAMers

How the Undocumented YouthMovement ransformed theImmigrant Rights DebateWALTER J. NICHOLLS

On May , , our undocumentedstudents occupied the Arizona officeo Senator John McCain. Acrossthe country a flurry o occupations,hunger strikes, and demonstrationsollowed, calling or support o theDREAM Act that would allow theseyoung people the legal right to stay inthe United States.

Te DREAMersprovides the firstinvestigation o the youth movementthat has transormed the national im-migration debate, rom its start in theearly s through the present day.Walter Nicholls draws on interviews,news stories, and firsthand encounterswith activists to highlight the strate-gies used to bolster their cause and

assert their right to have rights asAmerican youth. Trough the story othe DREAMers, Nicholls shows howa stigmatized groupwhether immi-grants or otherscan gain a powerulvoice in American politics.

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The Headscarf Debates

Conflicts of National BelongingANNA C. KORTEWEG ANDGKE YURDAKUL

All countries promote national nar-ratives that turn historical diversitiesinto imagined commonalities, ap-pealing to shared language, religion,history, or political practice. TeHeadscar Debatesexplores how theheadscar has become a symbol usedto reaffirm or transorm these stories

o belonging. Anna Korteweg andGke Yurdakul ocus on France, Ger-many, and the Netherlandscountrieswith significant Muslim-immigrantpopulationsand urkey, a secularMuslim state with a persistent legacyo cultural ambivalence. Te authorsdiscuss recent cultural and politicalevents and the debates they engender,enlivening the issues with interviewswith social activists, and recreating theervor which erupts near the core o

each national identity when threats areperceived and changes are proposed.

Te authors pay unique attentionto how Muslim women speak orthemselves, how their actions andstatements reverberate throughoutnational debates. Tis on-the-groundapproach empowers an understand-ing o the headscar s role in theproduction o the stories we tell aboutourselves, particularly with respect toour national views on gender, religion,and political value.



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IMMIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES 3

Governing Immigration

Through CrimeA Reader

EDITED BY JULIE A. DOWLING AND

JONATHAN XAVIER INDA

In the United States, immigration isgenerally seen as a law and order issue.Amidst increasing anti-immigrantsentiment, unauthorized migrantshave been cast as lawbreakers. Govern-ing Immigration Trough Crimeoffersa comprehensive and accessible

introduction to the use o crime andpunishment to manage undocu-mented immigrants.

Presenting key readings andcutting-edge scholarship, this volumeexamines a range o contemporarycriminalizing practices: restrictiveimmigration laws, enhanced borderpolicing, workplace audits, detentionand deportation, and increased polic-ing o immigration at the state and

local level. O equal importance, thereadings highlight how migrants havemanaged to actively resist these puni-tive practices. In bringing togethercritical theorists o immigration tounderstand how the current politicallandscape propagates the view o the

illegal alien as a threat to social order,this text encourages students andgeneral readers alike to think seriouslyabout the place o undocumentedimmigrants in American society.


Controlling Immigration

A Global Perspective, Tird EditionEDITED BY JAMES F. HOLLIFIELD,

PHILIP L. MARTIN, AND PIA M. ORRENIUS

Retaining its comprehensive coverageo nations built by immigrants andthose with a more recent history oimmigration, the third edition othis major work provides a system-atic, comparative assessment othe efforts o a selection o majorcountries, including the US, to deal

with immigration and immigrantissuespaying particular attention tothe ever-widening gap between theirmigration policy goals and outcomes.

Te third edition o Controlling Immi-gration: A Global Perspectiveis the bestso ar. Managing migration is one o themajor challenges o the st century, andthe volume provides excellent compara-tive perspective on immigration policiesin both emerging and traditional coun-tries o immigration. A must read or

academics and policymakers alike.Susan Martin, Donald G. Herzberg

Professor of International Migration,

Georgetown University


TABLE OF CON TENTS

Immigration and

Transnational

Perspectives ..............................2-4

Global Issues,

Economy, and Work ............... 5-7

Culture ...............................................8

Theory........................................... 8-9

Race, Class, and Gender ...10-13

Law and Society ................... 14-15

Civil Society and

Political Participation ......... 16-17

Education and

Civil Society...........................18-19

Exam Copy Policy ....................... 11

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IMMIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES4

Moving Matters

Paths of Serial MigrationSUSAN OSSMAN

Moving Mattersis a richly nuancedportrait o the serial migrant: a personwho has lived in several countries,calling each one at some point home.Te stories told here are both extraordi-nary and increasingly common. Serialmigrants rarely travel reelythey mustnegotiate a world o territorial bordersand legal restrictionsyet as they move

rom one country to another, they canuse border-crossings as moments osel-clarification. Tey ofen becomemasters o settlement as they turn eachcountry into a lie chapter.

Susan Ossman ollows this diverse andgrowing population not only to under-stand how paths o serial movementproduce certain ways o lie, but also toilluminate an ongoing tension betweenglobal fluidity and the power o nation-

states. Ultimately, her lyrical reflectionon migration and social diversity offersan illustration o how taking mobilityas a starting point undamentally altersour understanding o subjectivity,politics, and social lie.

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The Last Best Place?

Gender, Family, and Migration inthe New West

LEAH SCHMALZBAUER

Southwest Montana is beautiul coun-try, evoking mythologies o reedomand escape long associated with theWest. Partly because o its burgeoningpresence in popular culture, film, andliterature, including William Kit-tredges anthology Te Last Best Place,the scarcely populated region has

witnessed an influx o wealthy, whitemigrants over the last ew decades.But another, largely invisible andunstudied type o migration is alsopresent. Tough Mexican migrantshave worked on Montanas ranchesand arms since the s, increasingnumbers o migrant amiliesbothdocumented and undocumentedaremoving to the area to support its grow-ing construction and service sectors.

Te Last Best Place?asks us to considerthe multiple racial and class-relatedbarriers that Mexican migrants mustnegotiate in the unique context oMontanas rural gentrification. Tesedaily lie struggles and inter-grouppower dynamics are defly examinedthrough extensive interviews andethnography, as are the ways genderstructures inequalities within migrantamilies and communities.

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The Scramble for Citizens

Dual Nationality and StateCompetition for Immigrants

DAVID COOK-MARTN

It is commonly assumed that there isan enduring link between individualsand their countries o citizenship. Plu-ral citizenship is thereore viewed withskepticism, i not outright suspicion.But the effects o widespread globalmigration belie common assumptions,and the connection between individu-

als and the countries in which they livecannot always be so easily mapped.

In Te Scramble or Citizens, DavidCook-Martn analyzes immigrationand nationality laws in Argentina, Italy,and Spain since the mid-nineteenthcentury to reveal the contextualdynamics that have shaped the qualityo legal and affective bonds betweennation-states and citizens. He showshow the recent erosion o rights and

privileges in Argentina has motivatedindividuals to seek nationality inancestral homelands, thinking twonationalities would be more valuablethan one. Tis book details the legaland administrative mechanisms atwork, describes the patterns o law andpractice, and explores the implicationsor how we understand the verymeaning o citizenship

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5GLOBAL ISSUES, ECONOMY, AND WORK

Sacrificing Families

Navigating Laws, Labor, andLove Across Borders

LEISY J. ABREGO

Widening global inequalities makeit difficult or parents in developingnations to provide or their children,and parents ofen find that migra-tion in search o higher wages istheir only hope. Teir dreams arestraightorward: with more money,they can improve their childrens

lives. But the reality o their experi-ences is ofen harsh, and structuralbarriersparticularly those rootedin immigration policies and genderinequitiesprevent many rom reach-ing their economic goals. SacrificingFamiliesoffers a firsthand look atSalvadoran transnational amilies. Itcaptures the tragedy o these amiliesdaily living arrangements, but alsodelves deeper to expose the structuralcontext that creates and sustains pat-

terns o inequality in their well-being.As ree trade agreements expand anddeveloped countries open doors orproducts and profits while closingthem or reugees and migrants, thesetransnational amilies are becomingmore common. Leisy Abrego givesvoice to these immigrants and theiramilies and documents the inequali-ties across their experiences.

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Insufficient Funds

Te Culture of Money in Low-Wageransnational Families

HUNG CAM THAI

Every year migrants across the globesend more than five hundred billion dol-lars to relatives in their home countries.Tis circulation o money has importantpersonal, cultural, and emotionalimplications or the immigrants andtheir amily members alike. InsufficientFundstells the story o how low-wage

Vietnamese immigrants in the UnitedStates and their poor, non-migrantamily members give, receive, andspend money. Extending beyond merealtruism, remittances are motivated bycomplex social obligations and the de-sire to gain sel-worth despite migrantslimited economic opportunities in theUnited States. At the same time, theseacts raise expectations or standards oliving, producing a cascade effect thatmonetizes amily relationships. Insu-

ficient Fundspowerully illuminates thenew meanings and contradictions omoney in an increasingly transnationalworld.

Insufficient Fundsis a major contribu-tion to our understanding o the culture oremittances and transnational amilies inthe world today.

Nazli Kibria, Boston University

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Wives, Husbands, and

LoversMarriage and Sexuality in HongKong, aiwan, and Urban ChinaEDITED BY DEBORAH S. DAVIS AND

SARA L. FRIEDMAN

What is the state o intimate romanticrelationships and marriage in urbanChina, Hong Kong, and aiwan? Sincethe s, many conventional expecta-tions have been abandoned ollowingthe passage o no ault divorce laws,

alling rates o childbearing withinmarriage, and increased tolerance ornon-marital and non-heterosexualintimate relationships. racing howthe marital rules o the game havechanged across the region with theuneven retreat o state supervisionand control, Wives, Husbands, andLoverschallenges the long-standingassumptions that marriage is theuniversally preerred status or allmen and women in Chinese societ-

ies, that extramarital sexuality isincompatible with marriage, or thatmarriage necessarily unites a manand a woman. Read in dialogue, thechapters compellingly illustrate anew range o potential utures ormarriage, sexuality, and amily.



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Architects of Austerity

International Finance and thePolitics of Growth

AARON MAJOR

Architects o Austerityargues that theseeds o neoliberal politics were sownin the s and s. Suggesting thatthe postwar era was less socially demo-cratic than we think, Aaron Major pres-ents a comparative-historical analysiso economic policy in the United States,the United Kingdom, and Italy during

the early s. In each o these cases,domestic politics shifed to the lef andnational governments repudiated theconservative economic policies o thepast, promising a new way orward.

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What Money Wants

An Economy of Desire

NOAM YURAN

WITH A PREFACE BY KEITH HARTTrough the works o Karl Marx,Torstein Veblen, and Max Weber,What Money Wants argues that moneyis first and oremost an object o desire.In contrast to the common notion thatmoney is but an ordinary object thatpeople believe to be money, this bookexplores the theoretical consequenceso the possibility that an ordinaryobject ulfills moneys unction insoaras it is desired asmoney.


6 GLOBAL ISSUES, ECONOMY, AND WORK

Conservatives Versus

WildcatsA Sociology of Financial Conflict

SIMONE POLILLO

For decades, the banking industryseemed to be a Swiss watch, quietlyticking along. But the recent financialcrisis hints at the true nature o thissector. As Simone Polillo reveals inConservatives Versus Wildcats, conflictis a driving orce.

Conservative bankers strive to controlmoney by allying themselves withpolitical elites to restrict access tocredit. Barriers to credit create socialresistance, so rival bankerswild-catsattempt to subvert the status quoby using money as a tool or breakingexisting boundaries.

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Anxious Wealth

Money and Morality AmongChinas New Rich

JOHN OSBURG

Tis pioneering ethnographic accountintroduces readers to the private lives,and nightlives, o the entrepreneursredefining success and status in theurban city o Chengdu.

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Gendered Commodity

ChainsSeeing Womens Work andHouseholds in Global ProductionEDITED BY WILMA A . DUNAWAY

Challenging long-held assumptionso global economic systems, GenderedCommodity Chainsis the first bookto consider the undamental roleo gender in global commoditychains. With thirteen chapters by aninternational group o scholars osociology, anthropology, economics,womens studies, and geography, thiscutting-edge volume begins withan eye-opening eminist critique oexisting commodity chain literature.Troughout its remaining five parts,Gendered Commodity Chainsaddressesways womens work can be integratedinto commodity chain research, theorms womens labor takes, threatsto social reproduction, the impact oindigenous and peasant households oncommodity chains, the rapidly expand-ing arenas o global carework and sextrafficking, and finally, opportunitiesor worker resistance.

From theoretical and methodologicalanalysis to empirical work, this vol-ume shows how gender is everywhere.Gendered Commodity Chains will beo great use or teaching and research,with many policy implications and sug-

gestions or uture research.

Lourdes Benera, Cornell University

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CULTURE THEORY8

The Good Life

Aspiration, Dignity, and theAnthropology of Wellbeing

EDWARD F. FISCHER

What could middle-class Germansupermarket shoppers buying eggs andimpoverished Maya armers in Gua-temala harvesting coffee possibly havein common? Both groups are using themarket in pursuit o the good lie. Butwhat exactly is the good lie? How dowe define wellbeing beyond the mate-

rial standards o living? While we mayall want to live the good lie, we differwidely on just what that entails. In TeGood Lie, Edward Fischer examineswellbeing by exploring very differentcultural contexts in an attempt to teaseout universal notions o the good lieand how best to achieve it.

Drawing rom his research in bothGuatemala and Germany, this book is arichly layered attempt to better under-

stand the key elements o the good lie,which include aspiration, opportunity,dignity, and purpose.

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Tequila!

Distilling the Spirit of MexicoMARIE SARITA GAYTN

equila! Distilling the Spirit o Mexicotraces how and why tequila became andremains Mexicos national drink andsymbol. Starting in Mexicos colonialera and tracing the drinks rise throughthe present day, Marie Sarita Gaytnreveals the ormative roles played bysome unlikely characters. Although thenotorious Pancho Villa was a teetotaler,

his image is now plastered across thelabels o all manner o tequila produc-ershes even the namesake o a popu-lar brand. Mexican films rom the sand s, especially Western comedies,buoyed tequilas popularity at homewhile World War II caused a spike insales within the whisky-starved UnitedStates. oday, cultural attractions suchas Jose CuervosMundo Cuervoandthe equila Express let visitors insertthemselves into the Jaliscan coun-

trysidenow a UNESCO-protectedWorld Heritage Siteand relish in thenostalgia o pre-industrial Mexico.

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Faith as an Option

Possible Futures for ChristianityHANS JOAS

Many people these days regardreligion as outdated and are unable tounderstand how believers can intellec-tually justiy their aith. Nonbelievershave long assumed that progressin technology and the sciencesrenders religion irrelevant. Believers,in contrast, see religion as vital tosocietys spiritual and moral well-

being. But does modernization leadto secularization? Does secularizationlead to moral decay? Sociologist HansJoas argues that these two supposedcertainties have kept scholars romserious contemporary debate and thatpeople must put these old argumentsaside in order or debate to moveorward. Te emergence o a secularoption does not mean that religionmust decline, but that even believersmust now define their aith as one

option among many.

In this book, Joas spells out some othe consequences o the abandonmento conventional assumptions orcontemporary religion and developsan alternative to the clich o aninevitable conflict between Christian-ity and modernity.

CULTURAL MEMORY IN THE PRESENT

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THEORY 9

Theory of Society, Volume 1

Niklas LuhmannTRANSLATED BY RHODES BARRETT



Theory of Society, Volume 2

Niklas LuhmannTRANSLATED BY RHODES BARRETT



A Systems Theory of

Religion

Niklas LuhmannEDITED BY ANDR KIESERLING

TRANSLATED BY DAVID A. BRENNER

WITH ADRIAN HERMANN



Theorizing in Social Science

Te Context of DiscoveryEDITED BY RICHARD SWEDBERG

Teorizing in Social Scienceintroducesthe reader to the next generation otheory construction and suggestsuseul ways or creating social theory.

What makes certain types o theoriescreative, and how does one go abouttheorizing in a creative way? Tecontributors to this landmark collec-

tiontop social scientists in the fieldso sociology, economics, and manage-mentdraw on personal experiencesand new findings to provide a rangeo answers to these questions. Someturn to cognitive psychology andneuroscience, others encourage greaterdialogue between the arts and sciences,while still others ocus on the waysobservation leads to conceptualization.aken together, the chapters collec-tively encourage a shif in the place o

theory in social science today. Appeal-ing to students and scientists acrossdisciplines, this collection will inspireinnovative approaches to producing,teaching, and learning theory.


The Handbook of Rational

Choice Social ResearchEDITED BY RAFAEL WITTEK,

TOM A.B. SNIJDERS, AND VICTOR NEE

Te Handbook o Rational ChoiceSocial Researchoffers the firstcomprehensive overview o how therational choice paradigm can inormempirical research within the socialsciences. aking on issues rangingrom financial markets and terrorismto immigration, race relations, and

emotions, and a huge variety o otherphenomena, rational choice provesa useul tool or theory-driven socialresearch. Each chapter uses a rationalchoice ramework to elaborate ontestable hypotheses and then applythis to empirical research, includingexperimental research, survey stud-ies, ethnographies, and historicalinvestigations. Useul to students andscholars across the social sciences, thishandbook will reinvigorate discus-

sions about the utility and versatilityo the rational choice approach, its keyassumptions, and tools.


Epinets

Te Epistemic Structure andDynamics of Social Networks

MIHNEA C. MOLDOVEANU ANDJOEL A.C. BAUM

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Blinded by Sight

Seeing Race Trough the Eyesof the Blind

OSAGIE K. OBASOGIE

How do blind people understand race?o many, the answer seems obvious:they dont. Tis has led to the emer-gence o colorblindness that law andpublic policy can replicate the blindcommunitys apparent racial harmonyby not seeing or acknowledging race.Tis has radically reshaped post-civil

rights race discussions.

Te findings in Blinded by Sightarestartling: blind people understandrace visuallyand it shapes their ev-eryday lives just like anyone else. Bydebunking this illusory racial utopia,Obasogie provides a new vision orlaw and society.

Blinded by Sightis a completely resh,eye-opening perspective on the socialconstruction o race. By showing that

blind people understand race visually,Obasogie illuminates how everyonelearns to see race, powerully debunk-ing two dominant racial dogmasthatrace is visually obvious and our lawsshould be colorblind. His ascinatingstudy and path breaking analysis makean innovative contribution.

Dorothy Roberts,

University of Pennsylvania Law School

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Peoples Science

Bodies and Rights on theStem Cell Frontier

RUHA BENJAMIN

Peoples Scienceuncovers the tensionbetween scientific innovation andsocial equality inside Caliornias stem cell initiative. Ruha Benjaminreveals the promise and peril o publicparticipation in science, illuminatingissues o race, disability, gender, andsocio-economic class that serve to

define certain groups as more or lessdeserving in their political aims andbiomedical hopes.

Under the shadow o the ree marketand in a nation still at odds withuniversal healthcare, the socially mar-ginalized are ofen eagerly embracedas test-subjects, yet ofen are unable toafford new medicines and treatmentregimes as patients. Without moredeliberate consideration about how

scientific initiatives can and shouldreflect a wider array o social concerns,stem cell research still risks excludingmany. Even as regenerative medicineis described as a participatory scienceor the people, Benjamin asks us toconsider i the people ultimatelyreflects our democratic ideals.

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Race Decoded

Te Genomic Fight for SocialJustice

CATHERINE BLISS


White Bound

Nationalists, Antiracists, andthe Shared Meanings of Race

MATTHEW W. HUGHEY

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Race Migrations

Latinos and the Culturalransformation of Race

WENDY D. ROTH

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Race Defaced

Paradigms of Pessimism, Politicsof Possibility

CHRISTOPHER KYRIAKIDES ANDRODOLFO D. TORRES


RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER


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The Ethnic Project

ransforming Racial Fiction intoEthnic Factions

VILNA BASHI TREITLER

Race is a known fiction yet the socialstigma o race endures. In the UnitedStates, ethnicity is ofen positionedas a counterweight to race, and wecelebrate our various hyphenated-American identities. But Vilna Bashireitler argues that we do so at a highcost: ethnic thinking simply perpetu-

ates an underlying racism.

In Te Ethnic Project, Bashi reitlerconsiders the ethnic history o theUnited States rom the arrival o theEnglish in North America through tothe present day. racing the historieso immigrant and indigenous groupsshe shows how each negotiatesAmericas racial hierarchy, aiming todistance themselves rom the bottomand align with the groups already at

the top. But in pursuing these ethnicprojects these groups implicitly ac-cept and perpetuate a racial hierarchy,shoring up rather than dismantlingrace and racism. Ultimately, Bashireitler shows how dangerous ethnicthinking can be in a society that hasnot let go o racial thinking.

STANFORD STUDIES INCOMPARATIVE RACE AND ETHNICITY

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11RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER

Paint the White House Black

Barack Obama and the Meaning ofRace in America

MICHAEL P. JEFFRIES

Barack Obamas election as thefirst black U.S. president orced areconsideration o racial reality andpossibility. It also incited an outpouringo discussion o Obamas personaland political record. Paint the WhiteHouse Blackfills a significant void inObama-themed debate, shifing theemphasis rom the details o Obamaspolitical career to an understandingo how race works in America. In thisgroundbreaking book, race, ratherthan Obama, is the central ocus.

Michael P. Jeffries uncovers contempo-rary stereotypes and anxieties by exam-ining historically rooted conceptionso race and nationhood, discourseso biracialism and Obamas mixedheritage, the purported emergence o a

post-racial society, and popular sym-bols o Michelle Obama as a modernblack woman. In so doing, Jeffries castsnew light on how we think about raceand enables us to see how race, in turn,operates within our daily lives.


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12 RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER

All I Want Is a Job!

Unemployed Women Navigatingthe Public Workforce System

MARY GATTA

All I Want Is a Job!puts a human aceon workorce development policy. Anethnographic sociologist, Mary Gattawent undercover as a client in a NewJersey One-Stop Career Center. One-Stop Centers, developed as part o theederal Workorce Investment Act,are supposed to be an unemployed

workers go-to resource on the wayto re-employment. But, with swarmso new clients coming through theirdoors, are these centers fit or the tasko pairing Americas workorce withnew jobs?

Weaving together her own accountwith interviews o jobless women andcaseworkers, Gatta offers a revealingglimpse o the toll that unemploymenttakes and the realities o social policy.

Women, she argues, are particularlyvulnerable in the current economy,since they are routinely paid less thantheir male counterparts. Drawing ontales rom the rontlines, Gatta high-lights the promise and weaknesses oOne-Stop Career Centers and recom-mends key shifs in workorce policy.


Racing for Innocence

Whiteness, Gender, and theBacklash Against Affirmative

Action

JENNIFER L. PIERCE

Racing or Innocencereconsiderswhite privilege and racial inequalityby examining the backlash againstaffirmative action, recounting thestories o elite legal proessionals ata large corporation with a ederallymandated affirmative action program,as well as the cultural narratives aboutrace, gender, and power that circulatedin the news media and Hollywoodfilms. Drawing on three differentapproachesethnography, narrativeanalysis, and fictionto conceptualizethe complexities and ambiguities orace and gender in contemporaryAmerica, this book makes an innova-tive pedagogical tool.

A signal contribution to the sociological

imagination and to critical whitenessstudies. Pierce gives human aces and

gendered bodies their place in the attackon affirmative action without losingsight o structural orces that have con-nected colorblindness and conservatism.

David Roediger, University of Illinois

Tis compelling book brings affirmativeaction back into the spotlight.

Patricia Yancey Martin,

Florida State University


A Society of Young Women

Opportunities of Place, Power, andReform in Saudi Arabia

AMLIE LE RENARD

Te cities o Saudi Arabia are amongthe most gender-segregated in theworld, but in recent years the Saudigovernment has elt increasing interna-tional pressure to offer greater roles orwomen in society. Implicit in these callsor reorm, however, is an assumptionthat the only real society is male

society. Little consideration has beengiven to the rapidly evolving activitieswithin womens spaces. Tis book joinsyoung urban women in their daily livesto show how these women are trans-orming Saudi cities rom within andcreating their own urban, proessional,consumerist liestyles.

As young Saudi women are emergingas an increasingly visible social group,they are shaping new social norms.

Teir shared urban spaces offer wom-en the opportunity to shed certainconstraints and imagine themselvesin new roles. But to eel included inthis peer group, women must adhereto new constraints: to be sophisticated,ashionable, eminine, and modern.



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Studies in Social Equality

13RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER

Determined to Succeed?

Performance versus Choice inEducational AttainmentEDITED BY MICHELLE JACKSON

In many countries, concern aboutsocio-economic inequalities ineducational attainment has ocusedon inequalities in test scores andgrades. Te presumption has been thatthe best way to reduce inequalities

in educational outcomes is to reduceinequalities in perormance. But is thispresumption correct?

Determined to Succeed?is the firstbook to offer a comprehensive cross-national examination o the roles operormance and choice in generatinginequalities in educational attainment.It combines in-depth studies by coun-try specialists with chapters discussingmore general empirical, method-ological, and theoretical aspects o

educational inequality. Te aim is toinvestigate to what extent inequalitiesin educational attainment can beattributed to differences in academicperormance between socio-economicgroups, and to what extent they can beattributed to differences in the choicesmade by students rom these groups.Te contributors ocus predominantlyon inequalities related to parental classand parental education.


The New Gilded Age

Te Critical Inequality Debatesof Our imeEDITED BY DAVID B. GRUSKY AND

TAMAR KRICHELI-KATZ

Income inequality is an increasinglypressing issue in the United States andaround the world. Tis book explores fivecritical issues to introduce some o thekey moral and empirical questions about

income, gender, and racial inequality.Americans have finally awakened to the

realities o Te New Gilded Age.Toselooking or answers to questions aboutthe new inequality will find them in thistrenchant book.

Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University

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Broke

How Debt Bankrupts theMiddle ClassEDITED BY KATHERINE PORTER

Authored by experts in several disciplinesBrokepresents analyses rom an original,proprietary data set o unprecedentedscope and detail, the ConsumerBankruptcy Project. opics include classstatus, home ownership, educationalattainment, impacts o sel-employment,gender differences, economic security, and

the emotional costs o bankruptcy.


Income Inequality

Economic Disparities and theMiddle Class in Affluent CountriesEDITED BY JANET C. GORNICK AND

MARKUS JNTTI

Tis volume presents comparative,empirical research on a topic that haslong preoccupied scholars, politicians,and everyday citizens: economicinequality. While income and wealth

inequality across all populations isthe primary ocus, the contributionsto this book pay special attention tothe middle class, a segment ofen notaddressed in inequality literature. Teresearch also casts important light onhow economic inequality affects andis affected by gender disparities, labormarkets, institutions, and politics.

Written by leading scholars in the fieldo economic inequality, all chaptersdraw on microdata rom the databaseso LIS, an esteemed cross-national datacenter based in Luxembourg. UsingLIS data to structure a comparativeapproach, the contributors paint acomplex portrait o inequality acrossaffluent countries at the beginningo the st century. Te volume alsotrail-blazes new research into inequalityin countries newly entering the LISdatabases, including Japan, Iceland,India, and South Arica.



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14 LAW AND SOCIETY

Introduction to Criminal

JusticeA Sociological Perspective

EDITED BY CHARIS E. KUBRIN AND

THOMAS D. STUCKY

Introduction to Criminal Justiceis thefirst textbook to approach theoriesand practices o criminal justice roma sociological perspective. It empow-ers students to develop expertise incriminal justice and understand howits central tenants are inormed by

broader sociological principles andconcepts, such as power, race, gender,and class. Tis text is organizedaround five themes: justice, police,courts, corrections, and crime control.Offering both oundational andcontemporary texts, theoretical andempirical discussions, and quantita-tive and qualitative approaches, thereadings underscore the inextricablerelationship between social structuresand the criminal justice system.

Tis exceptional collection o read-ings, and the thoughtul and engag-ing introductions by the editors, willcontextualize contemporary debatesand enrich class discussions about thesocietal institutions, structures, andactors that together shape our criminaljustice system.

Marjorie Zatz, Arizona State University

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The Street Politics of

AbortionSpeech, Violence, and

Americas Culture Wars

JOSHUA C. WILSON

Te U.S. Supreme Court decisionin Roe v. Wadestands as a historic

victory or abortion-rights activists.But rather than serving as the codato a comparatively low-profile move-ment, the decision mobilized a waveo anti-abortion activism and igniteda heated struggle that continues tothis day. Picking up in the decadesollowing the decision that weremarked by contentious clinic-rontactivism, Te Street Politics o Abortionuses three Court cases to consider therise and all o direct action tacticsin the s and s, how theseconflicts influenced the contemporaryorm o reproductive politics and thegreater New Christian Right, and howoverwhelming victories in court donot necessarily translate to deeatingones political rivals.

Blending political science and sociology,this is modern legal scholarship at itsvery best.

Steven Teles,

author of The Rise of the

Conservative Legal Movement

THE CULTURAL LIVES OF LAW


Gruesome Spectacles

Botched Executions andAmericas Death Penalty

AUSTIN SARAT

Gruesome Spectacles: BotchedExecutions and Americas DeathPenaltyuncovers the history obotched, mismanaged, and painulexecutions that took place in Americarom to . During this time,an estimated three percent o allAmerican executions were botched

in one way or another. Austin Sarat,author and renowned expert on thedeath penalty, recounts the storieso some o the men and women whohave died when our technologies odeath misfiredstories obscured byhistory, and to some extent by thepopular press.

Chronicling the American desire toharness technical efficiency in theservice o capital punishment, Sarat

narrates our continued effort toperect state killing in the twentiethcentury as the country debated theadvantages o hanging, electrocution,the gas chamber, and lethal injection.He shows how executions have gonedreadully wrong as we moved romone method o death to another.

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15LAW AND SOCIETY

The Eureka Myth

Creators, Innovators, andEveryday Intellectual Property

JESSICA SILBEY

Incentivizing the progress o scienceand the useul arts has been the goalo intellectual property law since ourconstitutional beginnings. Te Eureka

Mythcuts through the current debatesand goes straight to the source: theartists and innovators themselves.Silbey makes sense o the intersections

between intellectual property law andcreative and innovative activity bycentering on the stories told by artists,scientists, their employers, lawyers andmanagers, describing how and whythey create and innovate and whetheror how IP law plays a role in theiractivities. Teir employers, businesspartners, managers, and lawyers alsodescribe their role in acilitating thecreative and innovative work. Silbeysconnections and distinctions made

between the stories and statutes serveto inorm present and uture innova-tive and creative communities.


Of Medicines and Markets

Intellectual Property and HumanRights in the Free rade Era

ANGELINA SNODGRASS GODOY

Looking at events in Costa Rica, El Sal-vador, and Guatemala, Angelina Godoyargues that human rights advocates needto approach intellectual property law asmore than simply a roster o regulations.I we argue only over the terms o IPprotection without conronting theunderlying logic governing our trade

agreements, then human rights advo-cates will lose even when they win.

STANFORD STUDIES IN HUMAN RIGHTS

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The Expanding Spaces

of LawA imely Legal Geography

EDITED BY IRUS BRAVERMAN,

NICHOLAS BLOMLEY, DAVID DELANEY,

AND ALEXANDRE KEDAR

Te Expanding Spaces o Lawpresentsreaders with cutting-edge scholarshipon legal geography and pushes thecurrent boundaries o the field, investi-gating new questions and reinvigoratingprevious modes o inquiry.

Legal geography has contributed agreat deal to understanding the manyrelationships between space and law.Earlier work has explored space thatis static, such as the laws interactionwith concepts o the home, public space,prison, restrooms, camps, territories,and nation states. But the past ew yearshave seen an emphasis on analyzingthe dynamic workings o space, andthe understanding o space in variousnew ways. Te Expanding Spaces oLawasks readers to consider what legalgeography would look like i we were togive more prominence to conceptionso space as process, space as event, orspace as situation or relationship.

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Zooland

Te Institution of Captivity

IRUS BRAVERMAN

THE CULTURAL LIVES OF LAW

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Moscow in Movement

Power and Opposition inPutins Russia

SAMUEL A. GREENE

Moscow in Movementis the firstexhaustive study o social movements,protest, and the state-society relation-ship in Vladimir Putins Russia. Begin-ning in and running through thesummer o , the book traces theevolution o the relationship betweencitizens and their state through a series

o in-depth case studies, explaininghow Russians mobilized to deend hu-man and civil rights, the environment,and individual and group interests: aprocess that culminated in the dra-matic election protests o and their afermath. o understandwhere this surprising mobilizationcame rom, and what it might meanor Russias political uture, the authorlooks beyond blanket argumentsabout the impact o low levels o trust,

the weight o the Soviet legacy, orauthoritarian repression, and finds anactive and boisterous citizenry thatnevertheless struggles to gain tractionagainst a ruling elite that would preerto ignore them.

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No Billionaire Left Behind

Satirical Activism in AmericaANGELIQUE HAUGERUD

No Billionaire Lef Behindis a compel-ling investigation into how satiricalactivists tackle two o the most conten-tious topics in contemporary Ameri-can political culture: the increasinglyproound division o wealth and therole o big money in electoral politics.Haugerud charts the evolution o theBillionairesa prominent network

o satirists and activists who enterthe conversation about wealth anddemocracy in America by donningball gowns, tuxedos, and top hatsand taking on the imagined roles owealthy, powerul, and completelyfictional characters. She exploresthe inner workings o these auxbillionaires, compares them with othersatirical groups, and mines the depthso democracys relationship to politicalhumor, satire, and irony.

Trough participant observation,interviews, and archival research,Haugerud provides the first ethno-graphic study o the power and limita-tions o this evolving orm o politicalorganizing in this witty exploration oone groups efforts to raise hope andinspire action in millennial America.


The Eclipse of Equality

Arguing America on Meet the PressSOLON SIMMONS

Simmons charts the course o Ameri-can politics through the episodes o

Meet the Press. On the air since ,Meet the Pressprovides an unparal-leled record o living conversationabout the most pressing issues o theday. In weekly discussions, the peoplewho directly influenced policy andheld the reins o power in Washington

set the political agenda or the country.Listening to what these people had tosayMeet the Pressopens a window onhow our political parties have becomeso divided and how notions o equalitywere lost in the process.

elling the story o the AmericanCentury, Simmons investigates ourthemes that have defined politics and,in turn, debate onMeet the Presswarand oreign affairs, debt and taxation,

race struggles, and class and laborrelationsand demonstrates howpolitical leaders have transormedthese important issues into symbolicpawns as each party advocates ortheir own understanding o liberty,whether reedom or tolerance.

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Life as Politics

How Ordinary People Change theMiddle East, Second Edition

ASEF BAYAT

Prior to , popular imaginationperceived the Muslim Middle East asunchanging and unchangeable, rozenin its own traditions and history. InLie as Politics, Ase Bayat argues thatsuch presumptions ail to recognizethe routine, yet important, ways inwhich ordinary people make meaning-

ul change through everyday actions.First published just months beore theArab Spring swept across the region,this timely and prophetic book shedslight on the ongoing acts o protest,practice, and direct daily action.


Social Movements,

Mobilization, and

Contestation in the Middle

East and North Africa

Second Edition

EDITED BY JOEL BEININ ANDFRDRIC VAIREL

STANFORD STUDIES IN MIDDLEEASTERN AND ISLAMIC SOCIETIESAND CULTURES


State and Agents in China

Disciplining Government OfficialsYONGSHUN CAI

Chinese government officials haveplayed a crucial role in Chinaseconomic development, but they arealso responsible or severe problems,including environmental pollution,

violation o citizens rights, ailurein governance, and corruption. Howdoes the Chinese Party-state respondwhen a government official commits a

duty-related maleasance or criminalactivity? State and Agents in Chinaexplores how the party-state addressesthis dilemma, uncovering the rationalebehind the selective disciplining ogovernment officials and its implica-tions or governance in China.


The Sino-Russian Challenge

to the World OrderNational Identities, BilateralRelations, and East versus Westin the s

GILBERT ROZMAN


After the Revolution

Youth, Democracy, and the Politicsof Disappointment in Serbia

JESSICA GREENBERG

What happens to student activism oncemass protests have disappeared romview, and youth embody the politicalrustrations, rather than the hopes o anation?Afer the Revolutionchroniclesthe lives o student activists as theyconront the possibilities and disap-pointments o democracy in the shadowo the recent political transormationin Serbia.

When student activists in Serbia helpedtopple dictator Slobodan Miloevi onOctober , , they unexpectedlyound that the postrevolutionary periodbrought even greater problems. Green-berg navigates through the ranks ostudent organizations as they transitiontheir activism rom the streets back intothe halls o the university. In exploring

the everyday practices o studentactiviststheir triumphs and rustra-tionsAfer the Revolutionarguesthat disappointment is not a ailure odemocracy but a undamental eature ohow people live and practice it.



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18 EDUCATION AND CIVIL SOCIETY

The Schooled Society

Te Educational ransformationof Global Culture

DAVID P. BAKER

Only years ago, the majority o theworlds population was largely illiterate.oday, not only do most people overfifeen have basic reading and writingskills, but percent o the populationattends some orm o higher education.What are the effects o such radical,large-scale change? David Baker ar-

gues that the education revolution hastransormed our world into a schooledsocietythat is, a society that is active-ly created and defined by education.

Drawing on neo-institutionalism, TeSchooled Societyshows how masseducation interjects itsel and itsideologies into culture at large: romthe dynamics o social mobility, tohow we measure intelligence, to the

values we promote. Te proposition

that education is a primary ratherthan a reactive institution is thentested by examining the degree towhich education has influenced otherlarge-scale social orces, such as theeconomy, politics, and religion.


Globalizing Knowledge

Intellectuals, Universities, andPublics in ransformation

MICHAEL D. KENNEDY

Globalizing Knowledgeintroducesthe stakes o globalizing knowledgebeore examining how intellectualsand their institutions and networksshape and are shaped by globalizationand world-historical events rom through the uprisings o . ButKennedy is not only concerned with

elaborating how wisdom is maintainedand transmitted, he also asks how wecan recognize both interconnectednessand inequalities, and possibilities ormore knowledgeable change withinand beyond academic circles. Subse-quent chapters are devoted to issueso public engagement, the importanceo recognizing difference and thelocals implication in the global, andthe specific ways in which knowledge,images, and symbols are shared

globally. Kennedy considers numerouscase studies, rom historical happen-ings in Poland, Kosova, Ukraine, andAghanistan, to todays energy crisis,Pussy Riot, the Occupy Movement,and beyond, to illuminate how knowl-edge unctions and might be used toaffect good in the world.

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Inequality in the Promised

LandRace, Resources, and SuburbanSchooling

R. LHEUREUX LEWIS-MCCOY

Nestled in neighborhoods o varyingdegrees o affluence, suburban publicschools are typically better resourcedthan their inner-city peers and knownor their extracurricular offerings andcollege preparatory programs. Despitethe glowing opportunities that manyamilies associate with suburbanschooling, accessing a districtsresources is not always straightorward,particularly or black and pooreramilies. Moving beyond class- andrace-based explanations, Inequalityin the Promised Landocuses on theeveryday interactions betweenparents, students, teachers, and schooladministrators in order to understandwhy resources seldom trickle downto a districts racial and economicminorities.

In this important new book, Lewis-Mc-Coy reminds us that as Americas sub-urbs have become increasingly diverse,the challenge o providing all childrenwith access to a high quality educationhas not gone away.

Pedro Noguera, New York University



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Public Universities and

Regional GrowthInsights from the Universityof California

EDITED BY MARTIN KENNEY ANDDAVID C. MOWERY

Public Universities and Regional Growthexamines evolutions in researchand innovation at six University oCaliornia campuses. Each chapterpresents a deep, historical analysis thattraces the dynamic interaction between

particular campuses and regionalfirms in industries that range rombiotechnology, scientific instruments,and semiconductors, to sofware, wine,and wireless technologies.

Te book provides a uniquely compre-hensive and cohesive look at the Uni-

versity o Caliornias complex relation-ships with regional entrepreneurs. As aleading public institution, the UC is anexemplar or other institutions o higher

education at a time when the potentialand value o these universities is underscrutiny. Any yet, by recent accounts,public research universities perormednearly o all academic research andapproximately o ederally undedR&D in the United States. Tis bookillustrates the potential or universitiesto drive knowledge-based growth whilerevealing the Caliornia system as auniquely powerul engine or innova-tion across its home state.

INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY INTHE WORLD ECONOMY

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University Expansion in a

Changing Global Economyriumph of the BRICs?

MARTIN CARNOY,PRASHANT LOYALKA,MARIA DOBRYAKOVA,RAFIQ DOSSANI, ISAK FROUMIN,KATHERINE KUHNS,JANDHYALA B.G. TILAK, ANDRONG WANG

Tis is a study o higher education inthe worlds our largest developingeconomiesBrazil, Russia, India, andChina. Already important playersglobally, by mid-century, they arelikely to be economic powerhouses.But whether they reach that level odevelopment will depend in part onhow successully they create qualityhigher education that puts their labororces at the cutting edge o theinormation society.

Tis book develops a broad pictureo the higher education system in

each country in the context o bothglobal and local orces. Te authorsoffer insights into how differingsocioeconomic and historic patterns ochange and political contexts influencedevelopments in higher education. Inasking why each state takes the ap-proach that it does, this work situates adiscussion o university expansion andquality in the context o governmentseducational policies and reflects on thelarger struggles over social goals and

the distribution o national resources.


Remaking College

Te Changing Ecology of HigherEducation

EDITED BY MICHAEL W. KIRST ANDMITCHELL L. STEVENS

Between and the UnitedStates built the largest and most produc-tive higher education system in worldhistory. Over the last several decades,however, dramatic budget cuts to publicacademic services and skyrocketingtuition have made college completion

more difficult or many. Neverthelessthe democratic promise o educationand the global competition or educatedworkers mean ever growing demand.Remaking Collegeconsiders this chang-ing context, arguing that a growingaccountability revolution, the pushor greater efficiency and productivity,and the explosion o online learning isdramatically changing the character ohigher education.

Writing rom a range o disciplines andproessional backgrounds, the contribu-tors each bring a unique perspectiveto the ate and uture o U.S. highereducation. Tey imagine a uture un-encumbered by dominant notions othe traditional student, linear modelso student achievement, and college as aour-year residential experience.



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