Sociology & Anthropology
Joy Charlton, ProfessorCharlton, J. 2007. Congregations as communities. In Handbook of Community Movements and Local Organizations, edited by C. Milofsky and R. Cnaan. New York: Springer. Find this resource Charlton, J. 2002. Review of Gender/Bodies/Religions edited by S. Marcos. Gender & Society 16 (4): 571-572. Find this resource Charlton, J. 2000. Women and clergywomen. Sociology of Religion 61 (4): 419-424. Reprinted in Feminist narratives and the sociology of religion, edited by N. Nason-Clark and M.J. Neitz, 52-58. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press, 2001. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1999. Review of Being there: Culture and formation in two theological schools by J.W. Carroll. 78 (1): 399-400. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1999. Review of Emotions, the social bond, and human reality: Part whole analysis by T. Scheff. American Journal of Sociology 104 (5): 1532-1534. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1997. Clergywomen of the pioneer generation: A longitudinal study. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 36 (4): 599-613. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1996. Review of A Contest of faiths: Missionary women and pluralism in the American Southwest by S.M. Yohn. Review of Religious Research 38 (1): 91-92. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1994. Review of Gender and work: The case of the clergy by E.C. Lehman, Jr. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 33 (2): 195. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1993. Review of Young, white, and miserable: Growing up female in the fifties by W. Breines. Contemporary Sociology 22 (4): 570-571. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1993. Review of Gendered spaces by D. Spain. American Journal of Sociology 98 (4): 969-971. Find this resource Charlton, J. and R. Hertz. 1989. Guarding against boredom: Security specialists in the U.S. Air Force. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 18 (3): 299-326. Find this resource Charlton, J. and R. Hertz. 1989. Making family under a shiftwork schedule: Air Force security guards and their wives. Social Problems 36 (5): 491-507. Reprinted in The Psychological Interior of the Family, 4th ed., edited by G. Handel and G.G. Whitchurch. New York: Aldine de Gruyter, 1994. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1987. Review of Women clergy: Breaking through gender barriers by E.C. Lehman, Jr. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 26 (3): 413. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1987. Review of Equals before God: Seminarians as humanistic professionals by S. Kleinman. Contemporary Sociology 16 (2): 181-182. Find this resource Charlton, J. 1987. Women in seminary: A review of current social science research. Review of Religious Research 28 (4): 305-318. Find this resource Charlton, J. and D.R. Maines. 1985. The Negotiated order approach to the analysis of social organization. In Foundations of interpretive sociology: Original essays in symbolic interaction, edited by H.A. Farberman and R.S. Perinbanyagam. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press. Reprinted in Symbolic interaction: An introduction to social psychology, edited by N.J. Herman and L.T. Reynolds. Dix Hills, NY: General Hall, 1994. Find this resource Miguel Díaz-Barriga, ProfessorDíaz-Barriga, M. 2008. Distracción: Notes on cultural citizenship, visual ethnography, and Mexican migration to Pennsylvania. Visual Anthropology Review 24 (2): 133-147. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. and the SVA Festival Jury. 2007. John Collier Jr and Gary Kildea honored for lifetime achievement. Anthropology News 48 (3): 34-35. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2007. Lewis, Oscar. In International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, edited by W.A. Darity. 2nd ed. Woodbridge, CT: Macmillan Reference USA. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2007. Neighborhood effects. In International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, edited by W.A. Darity. 2nd ed. Woodbridge, CT: Macmillan Reference USA. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. and M.E. Dorsey. 2007. Senator Barack Obama and immigration reform. Journal of Black Studies 38 (1): 90-104. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2007. Society for visual anthropology. Anthropology News 48 (9): 65. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2004. Review of Migration, mujercitas, and medicine men: Living in urban Mexico by V. Napolitano. Journal of Latin American Studies 36 (3): 623-625. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M., V.A. O'Connell, and M. Fermin '04. 2004. Race, gender and mentoring in anthropology departments. Anthropology News 45 (8). Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2004. Spanish in the social sciences: Notes on the challenges of service learning among Mexican migrants in Pennsylvania. In Juntos: Community partnerships in Spanish and Portuguese, edited by J. Hellebrandt, J. Arries and L. Varona, 154-161. Boston: Heinle. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2003. Carmen Lomas Garza: Artist as Curandera, in Carmen Lomas Garza/Like the Aloe, 9-10. Swarthmore, PA: List Gallery. Exhibition brochure. Díaz-Barriga, M. 2003. Discussing minority issues in anthropology. Anthropology News 44 (8): 14. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2003. Materialism and sensuality: Visualizing the devil in the Festival of Our Lady of Urkupiña. Visual Anthropology 16 (2-3): 245-261. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2002. Review of Streets, bedrooms, and patios: The ordinariness of diversity in urban Oaxaca by J. Higgins and T.L. Coen. American Ethnologist 29 (4): 1023-1024. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2002. Repensando a la Virgen de Guadalupe: Devoción, "empoderamiento" e identidad masculina chicana. Alteridades 12 (23): 35-47. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2001. Borderlands. In Encyclopedia of contemporary American culture, edited by G.W. McDonogh, R. Gregg and C.H. Wong. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2001. Vergüenza and changing Chicano and Chicana narratives. Men and Masculinities 3 (3): 278-298. Reprinted in Changing men and masculinities in Latin America, edited by M.C. Gutmann. Durham: Duke University Press, 2003. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2000. Review of Mema's House, Mexico City: On transvestites, queens, and machos by A. Prieur. American Journal of Sociology 105 (4): 1238-1239. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2000. Review of Informal politics: Street vendors and the state in Mexico City by J.C. Cross. H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences . Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. and L. Tlaseca. 2000. La Virgen de Guadalupe and struggles for justice in Chester County. Works in Progress: Magazine of the Philadelphia Folklore Project 13 (1-2): 8-9, 27. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 2000. The domestic/public in Mexico City: Notes on theory, social movements, and the essentializations of everyday life. In Gender matters: Rereading Michelle Z. Rosaldo, edited by A. Lugo and B. Maurer, 116-142. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1999. Review of Between resistance and revolution: Cultural politics and social protest edited by R. Fox and O. Starn. Anthropological Quarterly 72 (4): 188-189. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1998. Review of Los Pastores: History and performance in the Mexican shepherd's play of South Texas by R.R. Flores. American Ethnologist 25 (3): 549-550. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1998. Beyond the domestic and the public: Colonas participation in urban movements in Mexico City. In Cultures of politics, politics of cultures: Re-visioning Latin American social movements, edited by S.E. Alvarez, E. Dagnino and A. Escobar, 252-277. Boulder, CO: Westview Press. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1997. Review of Dancing with the devil: Society and cultural poetics in Mexican-American South Texas by J.E. Limón. American Ethnologist 24 (4): 946-947. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1997. Review of The Mexican outsiders: A community history of marginalization and discrimination in California by M. Menchaca. American Ethnologist 24 (2): 476-477. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1997. The culture of poverty as relajo. Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies 22 (2): 43-65. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1996. Review of Los dos mundos: Rural Mexican Americans, another America by R. Baker. American Ethnologist 23 (1): 170-171. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1996. Necesidad: Notes on the discourses of urban politics in the Ajusco foothills of Mexico City. American Ethnologist 23 (2): 291-310. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. and K. Kleiber. 1996. The press and urban conflict in Mexico City: A case study of newspaper reporting on ecology and urban expansion in the Ajusco region, 1982-1990. Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos 12 (2): 273-300. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1995. The politics of urban expansion in Mexico City: A case study of ejido urbanization in the Ajusco foothills, 1938-1990. Urban Anthropology 24 (3-4): 363-396. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1994. El relajo de la cultura de pobreza. Alteridades 4 (7): 21-26. Find this resource Díaz-Barriga, M. 1993. Review of Social inequality in Oaxaca: A history of resistance and change by A.D. Murphy and A. Stepick. Latin American Anthropology Review 5 (1): 44-45. Find this resource Farha N. Ghannam, Assistant ProfessorGhannam, F. 2008. Beauty, whiteness, and desire: Media, consumption, and embodiment in Egypt. International Journal of Middle East Studies 40 (4): 544-546. Find this resource Ghannam, F. and H. Sholkamy. 2004. Health and identity in Egypt. New York: American University in Cairo Press. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2004. Re-imagining the global: Relocation and local identities in Cairo. In The City cultures reader, edited by M. Miles, T. Hall, and I. Borden, 336-346. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2003. Birthing the nation: Strategies of Palestinian women in Israel. Journal of Palestine Studies 32 (2): 105-106. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2003. Islamist mobilization in Turkey: A study in vernacular politics. Middle East Journal 57 (3): 517-518. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2003. Landscapes of urban memory: The sacred and the civic in India's high-tech city. Urban Affairs Review 38 (5): 743-745. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2003. On the plaza: The politics of public space and culture. American Ethnologist 30 (4): 630-631. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 2002. Remaking the modern: Space, relocation, and the politics of identity in a global Cairo. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 1999. Review of Nationalism in the geneological imagination: Oral history and textual authority in tribal Jordan by A. Shryock. American Ethnologist 26 (4): 1013-14. Find this resource Ghannam, F. and D.S. Nagy. 1999. The Middle East and beyond. City and Society 11 (Special issue). Find this resource Ghannam, F. 1999. Trajectories in the city: Reflections on fieldwork in Um al-Dunya. In Between field and text: Emerging voices in Egyptian social science, edited by S. Shami and L. Herrera. Cairo, Egypt: American University in Cairo. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 1998. Keeping him connected: Labor migration and the production of locality in Cairo, Egypt. City and Society 11: 65-82. Find this resource Ghannam, F. 1998. The Visual re-making of urban space: Relocation and the use of public housing in modern Cairo. Visual Anthropology 10 (2/4): 265-280. Find this resource Ivar Niklas Hultin, Visiting Assistant ProfessorHultin, N. 2007. "Pure Fabrication": Information policy, media rights, and the postcolonial public. PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review 30 (1): 1-21. Find this resource Michael L. Mullan, ProfessorMullan, M.L. 1999. Ethnicity and sport: The Wapato Nippons and pre-World War II Japanese American baseball. Journal of Sport History 26 (1): 82-114. Find this resource Braulio Muñoz, ProfessorMuñoz, B. 2006. The Peruvian notebooks: A novel. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 2000. A Storyteller: Mario Vargas Llosa between civilization and barbarism. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 1999. El Intelectual frente al nuevo milenio, at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 1999. Teoria social contemporanea en los Estados Unidos, at Universidad de la Frontera, Temuco, Chile. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 1998. Kafka, Borges, and Gadamer: Masters of the hermeneutic tradition, at Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 1998. Psychanalyse et la théorie social contemporain. Paper read at Faculteit Psychologie en Pedagogische Wetenschappen, April, at Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium. Find this resource Muñoz, B. 1998. The Problem of cultural identity: The case of Peru. Paper read at Faculteit Psychologie en Pedagogische Wetenschappen, April, at Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium. Find this resource Steven I. Piker, ProfessorPiker, S. 1998. Contributions of psychological anthropology. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 29 (1): 9-31. Find this resource Mimi Sheller, Visiting Associate ProfessorSheller, M. 2007. Bodies, cybercars and the mundane incorporation of automated mobilities. Social & Cultural Geography 8 (2): 175-197. Find this resource 2006. Mobile technologies of the city. M. Sheller and J. Urry, ed. London: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2005. "Her Majesty's sable subjects": Citizenship and subaltern masculinities in post-emancipation Jamaica. Political Power and Social Theory 17: 71-100. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2005. "You signed my name but not my Feet": Paradoxes of peasant resistance and state control in post-revolutionary Haiti. In Contesting freedom: Control and resistance in the post-emancipation Caribbean, edited by G. Heuman and D. Trotman, 87-103. New York: Macmillan. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2005 . Acting as free men: The performance of masculinity among free and indentured men in post-emancipation Jamaica. In Gender and slave emancipation in the Atlantic world, edited by P. Scully and D. Paton, 79-98. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. "You signed my name but not my Feet": Paradoxes of peasant resistance and state control in post-revolutionary Haiti. Journal of Haitian Studies 10 (1): 72-86. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. Automotive emotions: Feeling the car. Theory, Culture and Society 21 (4-5): 221-242. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. Demobilizing and remobilizing Caribbean paradise. In Tourism mobilities: Places to play, places in play, edited by M. Sheller and J. Urry, 13-21. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. Mobile publics: Beyond the network perspective. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 22 (1): 39-52. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. Natural hedonism: The invention of the Caribbean as tropical playground. In Tourism in the Caribbean: Trends, developments, prospects, edited by D. Duval, 23-38. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2004. Oraliteracy and textual opacity: Resisting metropolitan consumption of Caribbean Creole. Language and Intercultural Communication 4 (1-2): 100-108. Find this resource Sheller, M. and J. Urry. 2004. The City and the cybercar. In The Cybercities reader, edited by S. Graham 167-172. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. and J. Urry. 2004. The New mobilities paradigm. In Mobilites.net: Villes, transports et technologies face aux nouvelles mobilites, edited by D. Kaplan, H. Lafont, and F. Beau. Paris: LGDJ. Find this resource 2004. Tourism mobilities: Places to play, places in play. M. Sheller and J. Urry, ed. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2003. Consuming the Caribbean: From Arawaks to zombies. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Sheller, M. 2003. Creolization in discourses of global culture. In Uprootings/Regroundings: Questions of home and migration, edited by M. Sheller, S. Ahmed, C. Castaneda, and A.M. Fortier, 273-294. New York: Berg. Find this resource Sheller, M. and J. Urry. 2003. Mobile transformations of "public" and "private" life. Theory, Culture and Society 20 (3): 107-125. Find this resource 2003. Uprootings/Regroundings: Questions of home and migration. M. Sheller, S. Ahmed, C. Castaneda, and A.M. Fortier, ed. New York: Berg. Find this resource Lee A. Smithey, Assistant ProfessorSmithey, L.A. 2009. Conflict transformation, cultural innovation, and Loyalist identity in Northern Ireland. In Culture and belonging in divided societies: Contestation and symbolic landscapes, edited by M.H. Ross, 85-106. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2009. Social movement strategy, tactics, and collective identity. Sociology Compass 3 (4): 658-671. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2009. The Peace People (Northern Ireland). In The Oxford international encyclopedia of peace, edited by N. Young. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2008. Grassroots unionism and conflict transformation. Shared Space 6: 51-68. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. Review of Convictions of the soul: Religion, culture, and agency in the Central America solidarity movement by S. Erickson. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 46 (3): 430-431. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. Review of The Moral imagination: The art and soul of building peace by J.P. Lederach. Mennonite Quarterly Review 81 (1). Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. An Interview with ASA president Frances Fox Piven. Newsletter of the Peace, War, & Social Conflict Section of the American Sociological Association July 2007: 1-4. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. Nonviolent social movements. In Teaching the sociology of peace, war, and military institutions: A curriculum guide, edited by M.G. Ender, L. Woehrle, and R. Kelty. 4th ed. Washington, DC: American Sociological Association Teaching Resources Center. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. Peace and justice activism at Swarthmore College. Peace Chronicle Summer 2007: 6, 21. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. and I. Boothe. 2007. Privilege, empowerment, and nonviolent intervention. Peace & Change 32 (1): 39-61. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2007. What is possible. Newsletter of the Peace, War, & Social Conflict Section of the American Sociological Association April 2007: 1-2. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. 2005. Review of Moving beyond Sectarianism: Religion, conflict and reconciliation in Northern Ireland by J. Liechty and C. Clegg. Peace and Change 30 (4): 550-553. Find this resource Smithey, L.A. and L.R. Kurtz. 2003. Parading persuasion: Nonviolent collective action as discourse in Northern Ireland. Research in Social Movements, Conflicts, and Change 24: 319-359. Find this resource Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, ProfessorWagner-Pacifici, R. 2008. The Innocuousness of state lethality in an age of national security. South Atlantic Quarterly 107 (3): 459-483. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2007. Review of Getting your way: Strategic dilemmas in the real world by J.M. Jasper. Contemporary Sociology 36 (5): 457-458. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2006. Review of
Reversible destiny: Mafia, antimafia and the struggle for Palermo by J.C. Schneider and P.T. Schneider. Comparative Studies in Society and History 48 (4): 955-956. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R., A.J. Perrin, L. Hirschfeld, and S. Wilker. 2006. Contest time: Time, territory, and representation in the postmodern electoral crisis. Theory and Society 35 (3): 351-391. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2005. Art of surrender: Decomposing sovereignty at conflicts' end. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2005. Dilemmas of the witness. In Blackwell companion to the sociology of culture, edited by M. Jacobs and N. Hanrahan, 302-314. Malden, MA: Blackwell Press. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2005. Message from the Chair: Aesthetics in the interstices. Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of American Sociological Association 18 (3). Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2004. Message from the Chair: Reflections on Talk of Love. Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of American Sociological Association 18 (2). Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2003. Review of Heat wave: A social autopsy of disaster in Chicago by E. Klininberg. Social Forces 81 (4): 1499-1501. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2003. Message from the Chair: Edgework in the sociology of culture. Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of American Sociological Association 18 (1). Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2002. Review of Abraham Lincoln and the forge of national memory by B.Schwartz. Contemporary Sociology 31 (3): 286-287. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. and M.S. Larson. 2001. The Dubious place of virtue: Reflections on the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton and the death of the political event in America. Theory and Society 30 (6): 735-774. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 2000. Theorizing the standoff: Contingency in action. New York: Cambridge University Press. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 1999. Review of Control and consolation in American culture and politics: Rhetoric of therapy by D.L. Cloud. American Journal of Sociology 104 (5): 1574-1576. Find this resource Wagner-Pacifici, R. 1998. Review of Nation and commemoration: Creating national identities in the United States and Australia by L. Spillman. Contemporary Sociology - a Journal of Reviews 27 (2): 192-193. Find this resource Sarah Willie, Associate ProfessorWillie, S. 2005. Beverly McIver's Canvas. Contexts 4 (4): 74-77. Find this resource Willie, S. and C.V. Willie. 2005. Black, white, and brown: The transformation of public education in America. Teachers College Record 107 (3): 475-495. Find this resource Willie, S. 2005. Class and politics in contemporary social science: "Marxism lite" and its blind spot for culture. Contemporary Sociology 34 (1): 21-22. Find this resource Willie, S. 2004. Review of Too much to ask: Black women in the era of integration by E. Higginbotham. Social Forces 82 (3): 1218-1220. Find this resource Willie, S. 2003. Review of Out of whiteness: Color, politics, and culture by V. Ware and L. Back. Contemporary Sociology 32 (4): 436-437. Find this resource Willie, S. 2003. Acting Black: College, identity, and the performance of race. New York: Routledge. Find this resource Willie, S. 2002. Performing Blackness: What African Americans can teach sociology about race. In 2001 race odyssey: African Americans and sociology , edited by Bruce R. Hare . Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press. Find this resource |