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🚨my new book🚨 THE MASTER'S TOOLS will come out on Verso Books November 2024! It's going to be a month well suited for a book about democratic erosion and renewal.

Well this is exciting.

CARCERAL APARTHEID has a cover! . Coming Fall 2024 UNC Press Justice, Power, and Politics . Art by illustrator Adam Niklewicz

One of the best part of my work is learning with the next generation of kick ass social scientists devoted to addressing fundamental challenges in our society. So happy to introduce Dr. Anthony DiMario ⁦@dimario_soc⁩ ⁦USC⁩ ⁦USC Sociology⁩

This one goes out to all the Lakatosians. Coming soon from me and Josh Seim as part of a Critical Sociology Burawoy festschrift...

Footnote as preview – on "data fetishism":

excited to share that my article on the transnational origins of regime change in Iraq has been accepted at the American Journal of Sociology. This paper speaks to contemporary concerns about foreign policy lobbying and elite control over foreign affairs.

In honor of Michael Burawoy's retirement, Josh Seim and I wrote this polemical defense of theory-driven ethnography for Critical Sociology. Against those who deride this approach as heavy-handed deductivism, we argue that... journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

Seems important for historical sociologists, who can risk a similar empiricism as we rely increasingly on the collection of archival sources, over the analytical uses of secondary research of decades past. Congrats Zach & Josh!

“…ethnography can never be rigorous without being reflexive.” Really enjoyed reading this insightful piece by Zachary Levenson and Josh Seim. 💯

Trending in #Sociology: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) A discussion on coloniality & global social theory 2) Taking Ethnography to Court: Pedagogical Reflections (@teaching_soc) 3) Japanese gay men with interracial desires (@sexualities1) 4) Hospitality workers & gentrification

Way to go Josh Seim Boston College! Your article is trending in #sociology. Those interested in reading “Taking Ethnography to Court” can find it online here: doi.org/10.1177/009205…. asa_methodology ASA Teaching and Learning

Trending in #Sociology: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Abolition Feminism as a Challenge to Carceral Feminist Responses to Gendered Violence (@gend_soc) 2) Corruption dynamics in public procurement: Network analysis of construction contracts in Guatemala 3) On Ethnography as

Happy to see #ThresholdBook University of California Press among these excellent sociological-anthropological studies about emergency responders, including books by Leo McCann and Josh Seim shepherd.com/best-books/par…

I'm deeply honored by Julian Go's essay on my book, just out in Critical Sociology. There are 3 additional essays on the way, and then I'll respond to all 4 in a forthcoming issue – but I couldn't resist sharing Julian's generous engagement early: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08…

Late to the party, but I just finished a close read of Josh Seim’s book Bandage, Sort, and Hustle. Theoretically sophisticated, empirically grounded, and beautifully written, it is truly exemplary sociology. Kudos, Josh!