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Speakers: Tom Janoski
Education Ph.D. - Sociology, University of California, Berkeley, 1986 Dissertation: The Political Economy of Unemployment. M.A. - Sociology, California State University, Los Angeles, 1979. Thesis: A World Hypotheses Approach to the Sociology of Knowledge. B.A. - Business Administration, Michigan State University, 1969 Academic/Professional Awards Outstanding Service Award, Department of Sociology, University of Kentucky, 1999-2000. Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Award for the best book in Political Sociology from January 1989 to December 1990, presented by the American Sociological Association, Political Sociology Section, Co-winner, 1991. Doctoral examinations passed with distinction University of California, Berkeley, 1981. Areas: Work and Organizations, Political Economy, and Urban Sociology. Graduate Student Alumni Award (University-wide award), California State University, Los Angeles, 1977-78 Academic Job Experience 7/1999 to present: Associate professor, Department of Sociology, University of Kentucky. 7/1996 to 7/1/99: Assistant professor, Department of Sociology, University of Kentucky. 9/1987 to 6/1996: Assistant professor, Department of Sociology, Duke University. 9/1986 to 9/1987: Post doctoral fellow, Center for the Redevelopment of Industrialized Economies at the Social Science Research Bureau, Michigan State University. 9/1978 to 8/1986: Research coordinator and research assistant, Professor Harold Wilensky. Sociology Department, University of California, Berkeley. 1/1985 to 12/1985: Teaching assistant, Professor Stanley Lieberson. Sociology Department, University of California, Berkeley. 3/1983 to 6/1983: Acting instructor, Sociology Department, University of California Berkeley sociology department. 9/1978 to 4/1979: Research assistant, Institute for Research in Social Behavior. Oakland, California. 10/1977 to 9/1978: SPSS consultant and lecturer, Sociology Department, California State University, Los Angeles. Publications - Books The Handbook of Political Sociology. (edited with the late Robert Alford, Alexander Hicks, and Mildred Schwartz) 2005. Cambridge, UK and New York: Cambridge University Press. 815 pp. (Published simultaneously as hardcover, paperback, and XML CD). Citizenship and Civil Society: Frameworks and Processes of Rights and Obligations in Industrialized Societies. 1998. Cambridge, UK and New York: Cambridge University Press, 316 pp. (Published simultaneously as hardcover and paperback). Chinese edition published in 2001. The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State (edited with Alexander Hicks); Cambridge, UK and New York: Cambridge University Press 1994. 398 pp. (Published simultaneously as hardcover and paperback). La Economia Politica del Desempleo: La Politica de Empleo Activa en Alemani Occidental y Estado Unidos. Madrid: Ministrio de Trabajo y Sequridad Social. 1992. (Translation into Spanish of The Political Economy of Unemployment), 404 pp. (Published as hardcover). The Political Economy of Unemployment: Active Labor Market Policy in the United States and West Germany. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990. 377 pp. (Co-winner of 1991 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Award). (Published as hardcover). Publications - Articles "Conflict Theories of Political Sociology" (with Axel van den Berg) in The Handbook of Political Sociology. Pp. 72-95 in Thomas Janoski, Robert Alford, Alex Hicks and Mildred Schwartz (eds.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2005. "The Politics of Immigration and National Integration" (with Fengjuan Wang) pp. 630-654 in The Handbook of Political Sociology. Edited by Thomas Janoski, Robert Alford, Alex Hicks and Mildred Schwartz. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2005. "Political Sociology in the New Millenium" (with Mildred Schwarz and Alexander Hicks) pp. 1-32 in The Handbook of Political Sociology. Edited by Thomas Janoski, Robert Alford, Alex Hicks and Mildred Schwartz. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2005. "The Dynamic Measurement of Naturalization Rates and Legal Barriers over the Last Half Century" (with Darina Lepadatu and Karen Diggs) pp. 135-170 in New Concepts of Citizenship edited by Atushi Kondo. Stockholm: Centre for Research in International Migration and Ethnic Relations. "The Political Foundations of Citizenship" (with Brian Gran) Chapter 1 in Handbook of Citizenship Studies edited by Engin Isin and Bryan Turner. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pp. 13-86. "Work, Training or the Dole? Active and Passive Labor Market Policies in Western Europe" (with Antonio Alas) in Models of Capitalism edited by Evelynne Huber. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press. Pp. 367-412. 2002. "Being Volunteered: The Impact of Social Participation and Pro-Social Attitudes on Volunteering." (with John Wilson and Mark Musick) Sociological Forum. 13(3):495-519, 1998. "Making Institutions Dynamic in Cross-National Research; Time-Space Distancing in Explaining Unemployment." (with Christa McGill and Vanessa Tinsley) Comparative Social Research Volume 16, pp. 231-272, 1997. "The Institutional Determinants of Active Labor Market Policy in 18 Countries." Pp. 697-724 in The International Handbook of Labor Market Policy and Evaluation. Edited by Günther Schmid, Christof Büchtemann, Jacquiline O'Reilly, and Klaus Schömann. Cheltenham, UK and Brookfield, VT: Edward Elgar. 1996. "The Integration of Immigrants in Advanced Industrialized Nations." (with Elizabeth Glennie) Pp. 11-39 in Marco Martiniello (ed.) Migration, Citizenship and Ethno-National Identities in the European Union. Aldershot, UK: Avebury Press. 1995 "Pathways to Voluntarism: Family Socialization and Status Transmission Models." (with John Wilson) Social Forces September, 74(1):271-292, 1995. "The Contribution of Religion to Volunteer Work." (with John Wilson) Sociology of Religion 56(2):137-152, 1995. "Methodological Innovations in Comparative Political Economy." (with Alexander Hicks) The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State. Edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. Pp. 1-30, 1994. "Introduction to Time Series Analysis." (with Larry Isaac) The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State. Edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. Pp. 31-53, 1994 "Direct Intervention in the Labor Market: Active Labor Market Policy in Social Democratic, Conservative and Liberal Regimes." The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State: New Methodologies and Approaches. Edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. Pp. 54-92, 1994. "Quo Vadis Political Economy? Theory and Methodology in the Comparative Analysis of the Welfare State." (with Alexander Hicks) The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State. Edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. Pp. 365-80, 1994. "Synthetic Strategies in Comparative Sociological Research: Methods and Problems of Internal and External Analysis." International Journal of Comparative Sociology 32(1 2): 59 81, 1991. "Synthetic Strategies in Comparative Sociological Research: Methods and Problems of Internal and External Analysis." Reprinted as pp. 59-81 in Issues and Alternatives in Comparative Social Research, edited by Charles Ragin. Leiden: E.J. Brill. 1991. "Conflicting Approaches to Citizenship Rights: the Passage of Active Labor Market Policy Legislation in West Germany and the United States from 1950 to 1985." Comparative Social Research 12: 209 238, 1990. Publications - Book Reviews "Review of Political Sociology for the 21st Century by Betty Dobratz, Lisa Waldner and Timothy Buzzell Contemporary Sociology. 2005. "Review of Nation and Citizenship in the Global Age: From National to Transnational Ties and Identities" by Richard Munch Contemporary Sociology 2002. "Review of Real Civil Societies: Dilemmas of Institutionalization" edited by Jeffrey Alexander Social Forces 2000. "Review of Political Parties, Growth, and Equality by Carles Boix. Contemporary Sociology 1999. "Review of A Theory of Citizenship by Herman van Gunsteren and Communitarianism by Henry Tam. Journal of Politics 1999. "Review of Civic Ideals: Conflicting Visions of Citizenship in U.S. History by Rogers M. Smith. Contemporary Sociology 1998. "Review of Citizens, Families and Reform by Stein Ringen. Contemporary Sociology 1998. "Review of The Limits of Social Democracy: Investment Politics in Sweden by Jonas Pontusson. Contemporary Sociology 23(1):73-75, 1994. "Review of Three Cheers for the Unemployed: Government and Unemployed Before the New Deal by Udo Sautter. Contemporary Sociology 22(3):392-94, 1993. "Review of Fair Shares: Unions, Pay and Politics in Sweden and West Germany by Peter Swenson. Contemporary Sociology 20(3):382-83, 1991. "Review of Immigration and the Politics of Citizenship in Europe and North America by William Brubaker." Contemporary Sociology 19(5): 707 708, 1989. "Review of Innovating to Compete: Lessons for Diffusing and Managing Change in the Workplace by Richard E Walton. 1990, Contemporary Sociology 19(4): 554 556. "Review of Productive Workplaces: Organizing and Managing for Dignity, Meaning and Community by Marvin Weisbord." Contemporary Sociology 18(5): 712 713, 1989. "Review of Social Insurance Transition: An Economic Analysis by John Creedy and Richard Disney." Contemporary Sociology 16(3): 381 382, 1988. Publications - Editorships and Newsletter Articles "Visions of Political Sociology: A Position Paper" Political Sociology: Power, Politics and States, American Sociology Association, Political Sociology Section. Winter, 1998, pp. 1-3 As editor of Political Sociology: Power, Politics and States from 1995 to 1998, wrote numerous short articles of news interest on prize winning books, conferences, and new developments in political sociology. The newsletter appears three to four times a year and is distributed to 565 members of the Political Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association. "What Governments are doing about Unemployment," Labor Center Reporter, March 1982, No. 63, pp. 1 2. "Labor Relations at the Crossroads," Labor Center Reporter, July 1982, No. 67, pp. 1 2. Books in Progress The Ironies of Citizenship: Naturalization Processes in Advanced Industrialized Countries. This research monograph will explain naturalization rates in twenty countries with a barrier index, colonization, and indigenous decline. It will use pooled cross-sectional analyses, and case studies of four pairs of countries (the U.K. and France; Austria and Germany; the U.S., New Zealand, and Canada; and Belgium and the Netherlands). Currently, 190 pages of a projected 350 pages have been written. Contracts have been offered. Work, Power & Institutions: A Critical Essay on Productivity, Participation and Protection. (co-authored with Darina Lepadatu and Timothy Thompson). This book is organized around Weber and Foucault=s theories of power to balance the conflicting and metaphorical goals of business in productivity and labor in protection. It is based on lecture notes from the Sociology of Work and Occupations courses that I have taught over the years. It is patterned after a book done by Charles Perrow in a related field (Complex Organizations: A Critical Essay). This means that it has a clear and critical thesis throughout the book but at the same time it is comprehensive and covers a large range of territory. Its audience is research scholars and graduate students. The book is about half written and will be aimed at McGraw-Hill, Wiley or Cambridge University Presses. Articles, Under Review "Integrating the Media as an Institution into Models of Political Sociology" Submitted to Political and Military Sociology. "Citizen Deliberation in the Political Process: Sociological Theories of Town Meetings, Citizen Boards and Deliberative Polls" (with Matthew Sargent) Submitted to Political Power and Social Theory "The Difference a Multinational Empire Makes: Naturalization Rates in the UK and France", Submitted to International Migration Review. "The Double Irony of Granting Citizenship: Colonialism and Indigenous Decline as Causes of Naturalization Rates" Submitted to International Migration Review "State Intervention in Labor Markets before World War II: The Determinants of Public Employment Service Power and Structure in Germany and the United States." Revise and resubmit to Sociological Quarterly. Projects in Progress National Science Foundation, "The Ironies of Citizenship: A Comparative/Historical Approach to Naturalizing Immigrants" Grant for $186,000 August 1, 2001 to July 31st, 2004. National Science Foundation "The Maturing of Lean Production: Japanese Transplant Model and Worker Reactions." Grant for $234,000 to be resubmitted January 15, 2006 based on 5 of 6 favorable reviews. This project will involve a team of three graduate student researchers and myself interviewing about 100 workers at automobile plants run by American management and Japanese owners. It focuses on the mature Japanese Transplant model of production which differs considerably from start-up phases which had extensive recruitment and intense cultural interaction. Present models minimize recruitment, socialization, and legitimacy. They also include a much higher proportion of temporary workers who are paid substantially less than permanent associates. Cross-Cutting Cleavages and Opinion Leaders in Social Networks: This project will involve a team of researchers from political science, sociology and communications in analyzing social network data on voters. It will examine the role of voters in social networks, especially concerning opinion leaders, in reacting to political messages from new and old communications media. The cross-cutting cleavage model has been mainly developed by political scientists (Huckfeld, Mutz, Sprague) after being formulated by the Columbia school of sociology (e.g., Lazarsfeld et al). Its interaction with the >two-step= communication process also developed by the Columbia school has been largely overlooked. Placing these two processes within a social network framework in an era of new communications media will provide fertile ground to support the sociological >opinion leader and network approach= or its rival the political science >magic bullet media= approach. This project is being proposed as a UK Vice-President of Research >multidisciplinary cluster.= Papers in Progress "An Institutional Analysis of Economic Performance in Advanced Industrialized Countries" "Being an Early World Commercial Power in the Netherlands versus a Late and Reluctant Colonizer in Belgium" "The Degrees of Empire in Causing Naturalization: Differences in the Integration Policies of the United Kingdom and France." "The Exigencies of Indigenous Purification: the United States, Canada, and New Zealand." "Winning the War but Losing the Welfare State: The Effects of War on Civilian and Veteran Social Policy in Advanced Industrialized Countries." "Power Resources and State-centrism in the Formation of a Discretionary Policy: Active Labor Market Policy in the U.S. and West Germany, 1950 to 1989." "The Labor Market Interests and the Policy Mix: Sweden, West Germany, Canada, and the U.S., 1950 to 1985" "Citizenship and Civil Society: Toward Operationalizing the Public Sphere." Fellowships and Grants Received National Science Foundation:
Quantitative Methods Committee Grant, University of Kentucky, Vice President of Research $5,000 Commonwealth Distinguished Visiting Scholar Speaking Series Grant, University of Kentucky, 1998. $10,000 Summer Faculty Research Fellowship, University of Kentucky, 1997. $6,000 Center for International Studies, Duke University, Faculty Seminar Grant, 1991-1995. $25,000 University Research Council Grant, Duke University, 1994. $ 5,000 University Research Council Grant, Duke University, 1990-1991. $ 5,000 University Research Council International Studies Grant, Duke University, 1992. $10,000 Center for International Studies, Research Grant, Duke University, 1990. $ 5,000 University Research Council Grant, Duke University, 1988-1989. $ 5,000 Center for International Studies, Travel Grants, 1992, 1993, & 1994. $ 3,000 International Grants: Wissenschaftszentrum-Berlin, Labor Market Section, Visiting Scholar Grant, 1994. $15,000 Wissenschaftszentrum-Berlin, Labor Market Section, Visiting Scholar, 1992 and 1993. $10,000 Wissenschaftszentrum-Berlin, Labor Market Section, Visiting Scholar, 1990. $ 5,000 Canadian Government, Canadian Embassy Faculty Research Grant, 1992. $10,000 Deutscher Academischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD), Travel & Study Grant, 1991. $ 6,000 Council of European Studies, Workshop Grant, 1991. $ 6,000 Council on International Educational Exchange, a United Germany Seminar, 1990. $ 3,000 Swedish Bicentennial Fund Award, 1988 89. $20,000 Other Grants and Fellowships: Ford Foundation, Incorporating Women of Color into the Curriculum Grant, 1990. $ 1,000 Post Doctoral Fellowship, Social Science Research Bureau, Michigan State University, 1986 1987. $22,000 NIMH Fellowship, Institute for the Study of Social Change, University of California, Berkeley 1985 1986. $20,000 Regents Fellowship, University of California, Berkeley, 1981 1982. $18,000 Regents Fellowship, University of California, Berkeley, 1980 1981. $19,000 Conferences and Convention Sessions Organized Organizer: Four Regular Sessions on Political Sociology for the American Sociological Association Presidential Organizing Committee. Presider and Discussant: "Political Sociology: Social Movements within the State: Boring from Within." American Sociological Association Convention. Atlanta, Georgia; August 2003. Presider and Discussant: "Political Sociology: Voluntary Organizations and Citizens versus the State." American Sociological Association Convention. Atlanta, Georgia; August 2003. Presider: "Political Sociology: Racial Politics and Organizations: Labor Unions, Political Parties and Churches" American Sociological Association Convention. Atlanta, Georgia; August 2003. Presider: "Political Sociology: Comparative Political Movements: Globalization and Protest." American Sociological Association Convention. Atlanta, Georgia; August 2003. Organizer and Session Presider: "Quantitative Methodology Committee in the Social and Behavioral Sciences." (QMC-SBS) Social Network Analysis: September 2002 to April 2003, Lexington, KY. UK Faculty Presenters: Thomas Janoski (Sociology). One session organized for faculty and graduate students on social network analysis. Visiting Scholar: Ronald Burt (Business and Sociology) from the University of Chicago. One public talk on structural holes and strategic advantage, and two social network workshops. Categorical Data Analysis: September 2001 to April 2003, Lexington, KY. UK Faculty Presenters: Mark Peffley (Political Science), Arne Stromberg (Statistics), D. Stephen Voss (Political Science) and Graham Ousey (Sociology). Four sessions in three different months organized for faculty and graduate students on hierarchical linear modeling. Visiting Scholar: J. Scott Long (Sociology) from Indiana University. One public talk on women in the engineering and the sciences, and two LOGIT/PROBIT workshops. Event History Analysis: September 2000 to April 2001, Lexington, KY. UK Faculty Presenters: Matthew McKeever (Sociology), Donald Lyman (Psychology). Four sessions in three different months organized for faculty and graduate students on event history modeling. UK Workshop Presenter: Matthew McKeever (Sociology) One computer workshop session on event history in SAS. February 2001. Visiting Scholar: Bradford Jones (Political Science) from the State University of New York, Stony Brook. One Lectureship and two event history workshops. Hierarchical Linear Analysis: September 1999 to April 2000 in Lexington, KY. UK Faculty Presenters: Pamela Rountree (Sociology) and Eric Anderman (Education). Four sessions in three different months organized for faculty and graduate students on hierarchical linear modeling. UK Graduate Student Presenter: Scott Novak (Sociology) One computer workshop session on HLM . February 2000. Visiting Scholar: Valerie Lee (Education) from the University of Michigan. The Beers Lectureship in Social Theory and Methodology consisting of one public talk and two HLM workshops. Organizer and Presenter for Social Theory Committee, Fall >Distinguished Author. Civil Society and Culture: December 2002 in Lexington, KY. Jeffrey Alexander (Sociology), Chair and Professor of Yale Sociology Department. Organized two public lectures on civil society and two workshops with faculty and graduate students. Civil Society and Neo-Functionalism: November 2002 in Lexington, KY. Seminar on Real Civil Societies and Jeffrey Alexander=s Approach to Social Theory. Thomas Janoski and Matt McKeever presented to social theory faculty and graduate students. Post-Modern Theory: October 2001 in Lexington, KY. Seminar on Social Things and Charles Lemert=s Approach to Social Theory. Two hour presentation to faculty and graduate students with Brian Gran and Dwight Billings (Sociology). Organizer and Presider: "Theoretical Challenges to Political Sociology." May 2001 in New York. This project is funded by an ASA/NSF Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline. Presenters: Edward Lehmann (NYU), Dennis Wrong (NYU), Edgar Kiser (Washington University) Rational choice; Edwin Amenta (NYU), James Jasper (NYU), Frances Fox Piven (CUNY Graduate Center), Thomas Janoski (University of Kentucky). Discussants: Robert Alford (CUNY Graduate Center), Alexander Hicks (Emory University), Mildred Schwartz University of Illinois, Chicago, Jeffrey Goodwin (NYU), Francesca Polletta (Columbia University). Reading Group on Political Economy with John Pickles (Geography). 1999-2001. Monthly Group meeting reading various books on political economy. Mini-conference Organizer and Session Presider: APolitics and Markets Miniconference" Session on Economics and Investment." American Sociological Convention. Chicago, Illinois; August, 1999. Presider and Discussant: "Political Sociology: Citizenship -- Its Character and Social Roots." American Sociological Convention. Chicago, Illinois; August 1999. Organized a Committee of Sociologists and Political Scientists to establish an International Documents Library at the University of Kentucky. 1999-2000. The library with a full time librarian speaking 5 languages was established in 2001. Session Organizer and Presider: "Visions of Political Sociology: Directions, Identities, and Roads not Taken" American Sociological Convention. San Francisco, California; August, 1998. Speakers: Anthony Orum (University of Illinois, Chicago); Frederick Weil (Louisiana State University); Margaret Somers (University of Michigan), Robert Alford (City University of New York, Graduate Center). Conference Organizer and Co-presider (with Dwight Billings): "Assessing Welfare Reform, A Commonwealth Distinguished Scholar Program." A speaker series sponsored by the Vice-President of Research and Graduate Studies, and six departments in the social sciences. University of Kentucky; April and June, 1998. Visiting Scholars: Michael Wiseman (University of Wisconsin & Urban Institute), Mimi Abramowitz (Hunter School for Social Work), Mark V. Nadel (Associate Director of Income Security Issues, General Accounting Office), and panel of four community activists. UK Faculty Presenters: Joanna Badagliacco (Sociology), Timothy Collins (Appalachian Center), Richard Fording (Political Science), Edward Jennings (Martin School of Public Policy), Claudia Peck-Heath (Human Environmental Science), Katherine Amato von Hemert (Social Work), Jane Jensen (Educational Policy and Evaluation), Mary Secret (Social Work), and Julie Zimmerman (Rural Sociology). Session Organizer: "Civil Society: Is there Still Hope? Operationalizing Civil Society and the Public Sphere in Social Research." Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Annual Convention. Montreal, Canada; July 1997. Speakers: Carey Pieratt, (Duke University), Steven Pfaff (New York University), Margaret Somers, (University of Michigan), Elizabeth Clemmens (University of Arizona), and myself. Conference Organizer and Presider: "Faculty Seminar on Citizenship and Civil Society." A seminar sponsored by the Center for International Studies Duke University and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. March 1991 through May 1994. Speakers: Andrew Arato (New School for Social Research), Craig Calhoun (UNC, Chapel Hill), Patricia Connover (UNC, Chapel Hill), Kenneth Fogelman (University of Warwick), Volker Gransow (University of Toronto), John Keane (Polytechnic of London), Jonathan Leonard (UNC, Chapel Hill), Eduardo Robassi (High Court of Argentina), Donald Searing (UNC, Chapel Hill), Joel Smith (Duke University), Steven Smith (University of Washington, Seattle), and Günther Schmid (Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin). Conference Organizer and Presider: "The New Compass of the Comparativist: Methodological Innovations in Comparative Political Economy." A conference sponsored by NSF, ASA, Council of European Studies and Center for International Studies Duke University. March 1991. Speakers: Peter Bearman (UNC, Chapel Hill), Gary Gereffi (Duke University), Larry Griffin (Vanderbilt University), Alexander Hicks (Emory University), Larry Issac (Florida State University), Miguel Korzeniewicz (University of New Mexico), Peter Lange (Duke University), Philip O'Connell (UNC, Chapel Hill), Charles Ragin (Northwestern University), Richard Rubinson (Emory University), David Smith (UC, Irvine), David Strang (Cornell University), George Tsebellis (UCLA), Chikakao Usui (Tulane University), and Michael Wallerstein (UCLA). Session Organizer (with Günther Schmid), New Institutional Theory, Session 1: Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. Paris, France; July 1994. Margaret Landenberger (University of Munich), Günther Schmid (Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin), and Thomas Janoski. Discussant: Göran Therborn (University of Göteborg). Session Organizer and Presider (with Günther Schmid): New Institutional Theory, Session 2: Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. Paris, France; July 1994. Regine Heidenreich (Institute für Volkswirtschaftslehre, Regensburg), Patrick Kenis (European Center for Social Welfare Policy and Research), Stephan Panther (University of Hamburg), and Klaus Schömann, (Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin). Discussant: Bernd Marin (European University Institute, Florence). Conference Program Organizer: Organized five sessions in political and economic sociology at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. Atlanta, March 1991. Session Organizer and Presider: "New Methods in Comparative/Historical Sociology." Southern Sociological Society, Annual Meeting. Louisville, March 1990. Speakers: Alexander Hicks (Emory University), David Strang (Cornell University), Gary Gereffi and Miguel Korzeniwicz (Duke University). Session Organizer and Presider: "Comparative/Historical Methods in Sociology" Session. Southern Sociological Society, Annual Meeting, Atlanta, April 1989. Papers Presented "The Dual Ironies of Citizenship: Explaining Naturalization Policy in Advanced Industrialized Countries" Michigan State University, Sociology Department, April 2005. "Citizenship by Naturalization in Twenty Countries: A Pooled Cross-Sectional and Time- Series Analysis from 1970 to 2003" in the International Migration Section of the American Sociological Association Convention, San Francisco 2004. (with Karen Diggs) "Race and Indigeneity in the Citizenship Policies of the Settler Countries: Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States Compared." in the International Migration Section of the American Sociological Association Convention, San Francisco 2004. "Citizen Deliberation in the Political Process: Sociological Theories of Meetings, Boards and Polls." (with Matthew Sargent, University of Kentucky) in The Political Sociology Regular Sessions. American Sociological Convention in Chicago, 2002. "Conflict Theories of Political Sociology" (with Axel van den Berg) at the "Theories of Political Sociology Conference" at NYU and CUNY-NY, May 2000. "The Double Irony of Citizenship: Explaining Naturalization Policy in Eighteen Countries" Fall University of Kentucky, Social Theory Seminar, 2001. "Institutional Explanations of Economic Performance" American Sociological Association Convention, Regular Session, San Francisco, California, August 1998 "Theories and Methodologies of Naturalizing Aliens into Citizens" Citizenship Rights for Aliens Conference, Centre for Research in International Migration and Ethnic Relations (CEIFO), University of Stockholm, Sweden, July 1998. "Employment Systems and Work in the Federal Republic of Germany" Engineering Department, University of Kentucky, May, 1998. "The Impacts of Institutional Variables on Unemployment." Southern Industrial Relations Conference, Lexington, Kentucky, October 1997. "The Difference a Multi-Cultural Empire Makes: Comparing Two Germanic Countries on Naturalizing Foreigners" American Sociological Association Convention, Political Sociology Session, Toronto, Canada, August 1997. "Operationalizing Civil Society and the Public Sphere in Social Research" Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Annual Convention, Montreal, Canada. July 1997. "Making Institutions Dynamic in Cross-national Research: The Impact of Strong Institutions on Active Labor Market Policy" American Sociological Convention, Comparative-Historical Mini-conference, Washington, D.C., August 1995. "Granting Citizenship: Colonialism, Indigenous Decline and Immigration as Causes of Nationalization Rates in Advanced Industrialized Countries." American Sociological Association Convention, Comparative-Historical Session, Washington, D.C., August 1995. "Being Volunteered: The Determinants of Volunteering to Solve a Community Problem in a Panel Study of Students." Society for the Study of Socio-economics Convention, Washington, D.C. April 1995. "Reconstructing Obligations and Patriotism: Obligations, Responsibilities, and Allegiance in Sociology" American Sociological Association Convention, Thematic Session. Los Angeles, August 1994. "Comparative/Historical Methodology in the Graduate Curriculum" American Sociological Association Convention, Teaching Session. Los Angeles, August 1994. "Who Can be a Citizen in Advanced Industrialized Nations: Colonialism, Immigration and Naturalization in the World System" (Migration, Citizenship and National Identities Session, International Sociological Association Congress, Bielefeld, Germany, July 1994. "The Institutions and Cooperation: Institutional Explanations of Policies Oriented Toward Unemployment" Section on New Institutions, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics Convention, Paris, France, July 1994. "The Effects of Institutions on Active Labor Market Policy in 18 OECD Countries" Handbook of Labor Market Evaluation Conference, Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin, Germany, July 1994. "Identities of Citizenship: Citizen-selves in the Balancing of Rights and Obligations" American Political Science Association Convention, Identity and Citizenship Session. Washington D.C., September 1993. Discussant: Thematic Session on Women and Politics. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Miami, August 1993. "Liberal versus Communitarian Explanations of Voluntarism" (with John Wilson) American Sociological Association Convention, Political Sociology Session. Miami, August 1993. "State Intervention in Labor Markets before World War II," American Sociological Association, Annual Meeting, Political Sociology Session. Pittsburgh, August 1992. "The Symbolic Balance of Citizenship: Restricted and Generalized Exchange in Rights and Obligations," (with Carey Pieratt) American Sociological Association Convention, Theory Session. Pittsburgh, August 1992. "The Emerging International View of Democratic Citizenship" Internationalizing the University Conference of the North Carolina Consortium for International/Intercultural Education, June, 1992. "Winning the War but Losing the Welfare State" American Sociological Association, Annual Convention, Political Sociology Session. Cincinnati, August 1991. Direct State Intervention in the Labor Market: The Explanation of Active Labor Market Policy from 1950 to 1989 in Social Democratic, Conservative, and Liberal Regimes." New Compass of the Comparativist Conference. Duke University, April 1991. "Theories of Citizenship" Center for International Studies Colloquium Series. Duke University, March 1991. "Can Active Labor Market Policy be Better Explained by Internal Country Variables over Time or by Institutional Constants across Nations?" Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin, June 1990. "Pillars of the Labor Market: Job Placement Policies in Germany and the U.S. Before WWII." American Sociological Association, Annual Convention, Comparative/Historical Session. Chicago, August 1989. "Multiple Conjunctural Causation versus Statistical Determinism." Duke University, Department of Religion Colloquium. December 1988. "Contradictory Approaches to Citizenship Rights." American Sociological Association, Annual Convention, Political Sociology Session, August 1988. "Advances in Citizenship Rights Theory." Southern Sociological Society, Annual Meeting, Political Sociology Session. New Orleans, April 1988. "Ethical and Economic Theories in Citizenship" Wake Forest University, Sociology/Economics Colloquium Series. Winston-Salem, October 1988. "Political Economy or Demographic Reaction: the formation of Active Labor Market Policy." American Sociological Association Convention, Political Sociology Session. Washington D.C., August 1987 "An Extension of Citizenship Rights Theory" American Sociological Association, Annual Convention. Political Sociology Session. Chicago, August 1987. "Citizenship Rights Theory" Duke University Colloquium Series. September 1987. "Expansion of Citizenship Rights Theory: Marshall, Bendix and Beyond." Sociology Colloquium, Michigan State University. East Lansing, December 1986. "Private Authority Under Law and Consent: The Application of Legitimacy to the Private Firm." 6th Annual Conference on Max Weber. William Patterson College, November 1986. "The Application of Legitimacy to the Private Firm." American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, Political Sociology Refereed Roundtable. San Francisco, September 1986. University and Scholarly Activities National Organizations: Journal Reviewer for: American Sociological Review (1996-present) American Journal of Sociology 1997-present) Sociological Forum (1997-present) Social Problems (1996-present), American Journal of Political Science (1997) Non-profit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (1998-2000) Social Forces (1996-2002) Manuscript Reviewer: Cambridge University Press, University of Minnesota Press Academic Press University of Pittsburgh Press Award Selection Committee: ASA Political Sociology Section, Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Award for an Article, 1998- 2000. ASA Political Sociology Section, Distinguished Contribution for Scholarship Award for a Book, 1995. Book reviewer: Contemporary Sociology (1988-present). Editor: Political Sociology: States, Power and Societies, ASA Political Sociology Section, 1995-98. Proposal Reviewer: National Science Foundation, Social and Behavioral Sciences Section, 1994-95, 1999-present. Selection Committee: Social Science Research Council, Western European Dissertation Grant Review Committee, 1990-92. University of Kentucky: Graduate Students: Dissertation chair on five dissertation committees (Fengjuan Wang, Darina Lepadatu, Carey Pierrat, Matthew DiMichele, Chrystal Grey) Thesis chair on four current thesis committees (Fengjuan Wang, Chrystal Grey, Karen Diggs, Brian Foudray, Matthew DeMichele) Dissertation committee member on fourteen dissertation committees (four in education, eight in sociology, two in political science). One former student from another university is submitting her dissertation for publication at Cambridge University Press. University-wide Graduate Student Fellowship Committee, 2003. University Service: Institutional Research Board, 2005-present. Graduate Committee, 2005-present. Chair Search Committee, 2004. University Senate, 2001-2004. Committee on Social Theory, 2001-present. Convener for Social and Behavioral Science Interest group, 2003. Quantitative Methods Committee in the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Chair 1999-present. Political Economy Reading Group (PERG), Co-chair, 1999-2001. Sociology Policy Committee, 1998-99, 2000-2001. Work, Organizations, and Social Change Committee, Chair, 1997-98, 2000-present. Work, Organizations, and Social Change Committee, 1996-present. Research and Grants Committee, Chair, 1999-present. Public Relations Committee, Chair, 2001-present. Graduate Studies Committee, 1996-97 and 1998-2000. Departmental Space Committee, 1999-2000. International Summit on Research, Teaching and Service at UK, Social Sciences Representative 1999. Assessing Welfare Reform Committee and Chair, 1997-98. Sociology Methodology Committee, 1997-98, chair 1998-1999. Merit Review Committee, 1996-98. Duke University: Dissertation chair for two graduate students, and on 13 dissertation committees. Thematic Faculty Working Group Steering Committee: Citizenship and Civil Society, Chair 1991-94. Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, Sociology Department, Duke University, 1987-94. Comparative/Historical Graduate Committee, Sociology Department, Duke University, 1987-94. Marketing and Management Studies, Board of Directors, Duke University, 1993-94. Faculty Search Committee in Sociology Department, 1992-94. Western European Committee, Duke University, 1990-92. Human Subjects Committee, Duke University, 1988-91. Comparative Labor Committee, Duke University, 1988-94. Comparative Area Studies Advisory Board, Duke University, 1987-91. Major Advisor, Comparative Area Studies, Duke University, 1988-91. Pre Major Advisor, Duke University, 1988-91. Selection Committee, Undergraduate Marshall Fund Program, Duke University, 1989. Selection Committee, National Endowment for the Humanities, Generations and Modernity, 1989. Courses Taught Undergraduate - University of Kentucky: Sociology 101: Introduction to Sociology (4 times) [departmental service course] Sociology 442G: Work and Occupations (8) Sociology 435: Power and Politics in Society (5) Sociology 443: Conflict and Cooperation at Work (2) Sociology 350: Immigration, Citizenship and Empire (3) Sociology 342: Organizations and Work (1) Graduate - University of Kentucky: Sociology 680: Research Methods in Sociology (4) [departmental service course] Sociology 645: Seminar in Political Sociology (3) Sociology 642: Seminar in Work and Occupations (2) Sociology 610: Prose-seminar in Organizations (1) Sociology 772: Seminar in Aliens, Strangers and Citizens (1) Sociology 772: Seminar in Lean Production, Downsizing, and Outsourcing (1) Sociology 682A: Seminar in Comparative and Historical Methodology (1) Undergraduate Duke University: Sociology 10D: Introduction to Sociology (7 times) [departmental service course] Sociology 190: Capstone Seminar in Management and Marketing Studies (7) Sociology 155: Organizations and Management (6) Sociology 143: Labor and Management Relations (6) Sociology 114: Comparative Sociology (2) Sociology 125: Strategies of Comparative Inquiry (2) [comparative area studies course] Sociology 173: Citizenship and Civil Society in Comparative Perspective (1) Undergraduate - University of California, Berkeley: Sociology 440: Work and Occupations (1) Graduate - Duke University: Sociology 214: Comparative and Historical Methodology (3) [departmental service course] Sociology 222: Comparative Welfare States (2) Sociology 225: Labor and Management Relations (1) Professional Memberships American Sociological Association (since 1978) American Political Science Association (since 1982) Industrial Relations Research Association (since 1980) International Industrial Relations Association International Sociological Association Council for European Studies Southern Sociological Society Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. Cultural Experience 8/1973 to 2/1975: Traveler. Planned and carried out an independent trip for eighteen months through the Far East, Southeast Asia, Australia, Central Asia and Europe. Visited hill tribes in the Golden Triangle, Phnom Penh while under siege, Pathet Lao bases in Laos, UN refugee bases outside Saigon, the Batak people in Central Sumatra, and Sherpas in the Himalayas and Mount Everest base camp. Lived in isolated parts of Indonesia (Sumatra, Sumbawa, Portuguese Timor); at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram and Auroville in Pondicherry, India; with the Balinese in Denpassar, Indonesia; in a blue collar community in Darwin, Australia; in a communist commune in Helsinki, Finland; and with working class families in Tarnow, Poland. Non-Academic Job Experience 10/1975 to 3/1978: Compliance survey specialist, Veterans Administration Regional Office, Los Angeles, CA. Conducted compliance surveys of over one hundred universities, community colleges, flight and diving schools, colleges of cosmetology, business schools, and apprenticeship councils. Conducted extended investigations at UC-Irvine and UCLA. 1/1973 to 8/1973: Employment counselor, Drug Dependency Treatment Unit at the VA Hospital, Allen Park, MI. Found employment for veterans detoxified from heroin and participated in group therapy sessions. 6/1971 to 1/1973: Benefits counselor, VA Regional Office in Detroit, MI. Counseled and solved benefit problems for a wide range of veterans, and managed the Special Problems Unit. 5/1970 to 5/1971: Community relations representative, 7th Ordnance Company, U.S. Army, Korea. Taught English at Hyundai International Corporation, and to families and college students in the Anyang-ni area. 5/1970 to 5/1971: Secret documents clerk, Ammunition records sergeant, 7th Ordnance Company, U.S. Army, Korea. Maintained secret documents on nuclear warheads in 18 field and 4 internal units at a maximum security depot. As a draftee, was promoted from E-1 to E-5 in minimum time and received an honorable discharge Blue collar and clerical work experience Door-to-door enumerator: R. L. Polk Corporation, Detroit, MI. 1975; Trash and garbage collector: Australian Air Force, Darwin, Australia. 1973-74; Prawn packer & freezer loader: Northern Products, Darwin, Australia. 1973-74; Light arms bearer & squad leader: U.S. Army, Ft. Polk Academy, Ft. Polk, LA, 1969-70. Armored personnel carrier driver: U.S. Army, Ft. Knox, KY, 1970. Steward, house manager, & bus boy: Cooperative Dormitory, East Lansing, MI. 1967-69. Caustic jolterman & hi-lo driver: Wyandotte Chemicals (BASF), Wyandotte, MI. 1968; Janitor for Chemistry Department: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. 1968-69; Piston shooter on assembly line: Chrysler Corporation, Trenton, MI. 1967-68; Radiator painter & packer: Karmazin Radiators, Wyandotte, MI. 1967; Coal gang & boiler house crew: Wyandotte Chemicals (BASF), Wyandotte, MI. 1966; Blast furnace crew & general labor: National Steel Corporation, Ecorse, MI. 1966. Mail boy: Wyandotte Chemicals (BASF), Wyandotte, MI. 1965 Community Service and Leadership Board of Directors, ARC of the Bluegrass, Lexington, KY. 2000-present. Volunteer Coach, Special Olympics of the Bluegrass, Lexington, KY. 2000-present. Catholic Action Center, Organizing Committee and Board. Lexington, KY. 2000-2002. Catholic Workers Movement, Organization Committee, Lexington, KY, 2000-2001. Volunteer fund-raiser at Rupp Arena concession stand, Lexington, KY, 1997-present. Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 103, Lexington, KY, 1996-98. Member, Governor's Task Force on Inclusion, State of North Carolina, 1992-94. Board of Directors, ARC of Durham, North Carolina, 1991-93. Member, State Convention Planning Committee, ARC-North Carolina, 1991-92. Chairperson, State Education Committee, ARC-North Carolina 1991-92. Community Mediator, Berkeley, California 1984-86. Board of Directors, Community Mediation Center, Berkeley, California 1985-86. President's Youth Advisory Committee, Veterans Administration Regional Office, 1972-73. 1525 Patterson Office Tower Department of Sociology University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0027 Office: 859-257-4418 FAX 859-323-0272 | |