Gayl Ness (Berkeley PhD 1961) was a Sociologist of Southeast Asia who spent his entire career at the University of Michigan. His obituary can be found here.
Assistant Professor Stephanie Canizales won the Distinguished Early Career Award from the ASA section on Children and Youth.
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Assistant Professor Areej Sabbagh-Khoury won the award for the Best Publication by an International Scholar for her paper, "Citizenship as Accumulation by Dispossession: The Paradox of Settler Colonial Citizenship" (Sociological Theory, 2022).
PhD student Tyler Leeds won the student paper award from the Biosociology and Evolutionary Sociology section for his paper titled, "The Bio-Habitus: Using Pain Science to Reconstruct Bourdieusian Theory," which was published in Sociological Theory earlier this year.
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I am a social science researcher interested in the connections between Sociology, Demography, and Economics. Particularly, I am interested in the role of quantifications in societies and in quantitative methodologies in social sciences.
Her book titled, "A Man among Other Men: The Crisis of Black Masculinity in Racial Capi
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This prestigious award recognizes ASA scholars who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the field of sociology. Their lifetime achievements, whether theoretical, methodological, or both, have significantly advanced the discipline. The selection committee places particular emphasis on individuals whose contributions have notably reshaped the broader field of sociology or specific subfields within it.
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