ASA 2023/2024 First Time Book Authors Party. If you or a sociologist you know published their FIRST book in 2023/2024 and would like to be included, please send us (w/ James R. Jones, PhD) an email at [email protected] ASAP! These are the brilliant books celebrated in previous years:

Sharing this GFM for my friend Xiaohong, who is battling cancer. He and his wife Lang could use our support during this difficult time. Please consider donating if you're able. gofundme.com/f/support-xiao…

This breaks my heart. What a devastating loss of a brilliant and uniquely generous colleague and friend

I've read nothing like this before—a painfully honest piece about the cruelty and patriarchy of academia, viewed through the lens of a grieving wife. Lang Chen remembers the last days of husband Xiaohong Xu, a brilliant, beloved sociologist from China who passed away at age 45.

Can’t wait to be a part of this! Thanks to SER for inviting me. It is going to be a great conversation!

Looking forward to this Thursday!

EVENT: "Contemporary #Capitalism through the Lens of Institutions" session with Carly R. Knight, Ann-Christine Schulz & Alexander Himme Alexander Himme, 14 March, 11 AM (EST) / 16:00 (CET). SASE. Register: sase.org/socio-economic…

Congrats to the incredible Isabelle Ferreras , Tom Malleson , and Joel Rogers for this new book! I'm super honored to have a chapter contributing to this conversation about corporate democracy and rethinking the nature of the corporation.

Really happy to learn that my paper on legal theories of the corporation received Honorable Mention from SER’s Best Article Prize! 🎉 Also very honored to be in the company of such other outstanding papers!

This looks amazing!

Prepare for ASA 2024 by reading excerpts of conference titles by Alex Barnard (@Avb_Soc), Michael Sierra-Arévalo, Nicholas Wilson, Nicole Iturriaga (@Dr. Nicole Iturriaga), Jean Yen-Chun Lin, and Catherine Tan (Catherine D. Tan). buff.ly/3YyQmJx ASA Sociology #ASA2024 #Sociology

We are hiring at LSE Sociology, TT asst prof in quant methods and economic sociology! I won’t be at ASA Sociology this year, but get in touch if you’d like to learn more about the post/department. careercenter.asanet.org/job/1310055/as…

Really excited to see my book in the wild at the Princeton University Press booth at ASA Sociology! It’s out (for real, for real) in two short days. #ASA2024

In Visions of Financial Order, Kim Pernell shows how differences in national financial regulatory systems emerged from divergent beliefs about economic order and prosperity. Now available, learn more about this innovative book and read a sample: hubs.ly/Q02PB0yC0 #EconTwitter