Emeritus Faculty
Name | Contact | Special Interests |
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Victoria Bonnell Professor Emeritus |
510-642-2784 | Historical Sociology, Soviet/Russian and East European Society and Culture Sociology of Everyday Life, Comparative and Historical Methods, Social Change |
Michael Burawoy Professor |
510-643-1958 | Labor, methodology, capitalism on earth |
Manuel Castells Professor Emeritus |
(213) 821-2079 | Sociology of information technology, urban sociology, sociology of social movements, comparative sociology (current emphases: Latin America, Europe) |
Nancy J. Chodorow Professor Emerita |
Psychoanalytic theory and clinical methods, psychoanalysis, gender and sexuality, psychoanalytic sociology and anthropology, feminist theory and methods | |
Troy Duster Chancellor's Professor |
Deviance, law, science, ethnicity | |
Lauren Edelman | ||
Harry Edwards Professor Emeritus |
Sociology of sport, family, race and ethnic relations | |
Peter Evans Professor Emeritus |
510 708-8655 | Globalization, Labor Movements, States, Development |
Thomas B. Gold Professor |
510-642-4760 | Modernization and development, globalization, comparative institutions, Pacific Rim societies, China, culture, non-profits focused on improving educational access and persistence for disadvantaged populations |
Arlie R. Hochschild Professor Emerita |
Family, market culture, global patterns of care work, social psychology with a recent focus on the relationship between culture, politics and emotion. | |
Michael Hout Natalie Cohen Professor of Sociology & Demography |
Demography, Inequality, Religion, Social Change, & Statistics | |
Jerome B. Karabel Professor Emeritus |
Sociology of education, politics, intellectuals | |
Samuel R. Lucas Professor |
Social stratification, sociology of education, research methods, statistics | |
Kristin Luker Professor Emeritus |
(510) 642-4038 | Gender, sexuality, women and welfare |
Richard J. Ofshe Professor Emeritus |
Coercive social control, social psychology, influence in police interrogation, influence leading to pseudo-memory in psychotherapy | |
Barrie Thorne Professor Emerita |
Gender, feminist theory, childhood, families, qualitative methods | |
Margaret M Weir Professor |
Political sociology, welfare state, and urban politics |