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Ph.D. Candidate Fernando Calderón-Figueroa, in collaboration with Professor Daniel Silver and Professor Zack Taylor on, "Populism in the City: the Case of Ford Nation".

December 04, 2019

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PhD Candidate Martin Lukk in collaboration with Joanne Soares and Professor Erik Schneiderhan on "Worthy? Crowdfunding the Canadian Health Care and Education Sectors"

December 04, 2019

Ph.D. student Martin Lukk, in collaboration with Joanne Soares and Professor Erik Schneiderhan has published an article, entitled, "Worthy?

PhD Graduate Lawrence Williams on "How Career Identity Shapes the Meaning of Work for Referred Employees"

December 04, 2019

Recent PhD graduate Lawrence Williams has published an article in Frontiers in Sociology entitled, "How Career Identity Shapes the Meaning of Work for Referred Employees." The article dismantles previous sociological explanations surrounding the phenomenon of referred employees having longer tenures than non-referred employees

PhD Candidate James Lannigan on Context and discourse in the specialty coffee scene

December 04, 2019

Ph.D. Candidate James Lannigan has published an article in The International Journal of Information Management. The article, entitled, “Making space for taste: Structure and discourse in the specialty coffee scene," compares discourses employed in-person and on social media platforms of four specialty coffee events in Canada.

PhD Candidate Andrew Nevin on "Academic Hiring Networks and Institutional Prestige"

December 04, 2019

Ph.D. Candidate Andrew Nevin published an article entitled, "Academic Hiring Networks and Institutional Prestige: A Case Study of Canadian Sociology" in the Canadian Review of Sociology. The study addresses the research questions of: (1) What is the structure of the sociology Ph.D. exchange network in Canada?

Congratulations to Anson Au for honourable mention for the Best Paper Award in the "Sociological Quarterly"

December 04, 2019

Congratulations to Anson Au for the honourable mention he received for the Best Paper Award in the Sociological Quarterly. His paper, entitled, "Reconceptualizing Social Movements and Power: Towards a Social Ecological Approach", is a study that attempts to move the study of social movements towards a new social ecological app

Ph.D. Candidate Merin Oleschuk on "In Today’s Market, Your Food Chooses You"

November 24, 2019

Ph.D.

PhD Candidate Patricia Louie and Professor Blair Wheaton on "Prevalence and Patterning of Mental Disorders Through Adolescence in Three Cohorts of Black and White Americans"

November 22, 2019

PhD Candidate Patricia Louie and Professor Blair Wheaton have co-authored an article published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, entitled "Prevalence and Patterning of Mental Disorders Through Adolescence in Three Cohorts of Black and White Americans." This article examines the black-white disparities in mental disorder

Ph.D. Candidate Athena Engman on "Embodiment and the foundation of biographical disruption"

November 18, 2019

Ph.D. Candidate Athena Engman recently published an article in Social Science and Medicine, entitled, "Embodiment and the foundation of biographical disruption." The article reported on data regarding the experiences of 36 post-operative organ transplant recipients.

Congratulations to Ioana Sendroiu, recipient of the 2019 Daniel G Hill Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Sociology

November 11, 2019

Congratulations to Ioana Sendroiu, winner of the 2018-19 Daniel G. Hill Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Sociology at the University of Toronto.

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