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PhD Student Youngrong Lee's Practicum Research on Heterogeneity of Gig Workers was published

December 01, 2021

Sociology PhD Student Youngrong Lee’s practicum research was recently published in Critical Sociology. Her research is titled “After a Global Platform Leaves: Understanding the Heterogeneity of Gig Workers through Capital Mobility”.

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The tri-campus department of sociology is committed to the fight against racism and to the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion.

October 14, 2021

The tri-campus department of sociology is committed to the fight against racism and to the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion. This includes hiring and retaining BIPOC faculty; diversifying our graduate students and facilitating an inclusive curriculum; and creating a culture and climate based on respect, free of racism.

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Congratulations to Fernando Calderón Figueroa, recipient of the 2021 Blanche and Sandy Van Ginkel Graduate Fellowship in Municipal Finance and Governance

September 27, 2021

Congratulations to Fernando Calderón Figueroa who was awarded the 2021 Blanche and Sandy Van Ginkel Graduate Fellowship in Municipal Finance and Governance from the Institute of Municipal Finance and Governance in the Munk School of Global affairs and Public Policy.

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PhD student Kayla Preston on far right groups, populism and the federal election

September 14, 2021

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article on The Conversation. A political sociologist studying de-radicalization, Kayla wrote about the threat of far right groups in Canada and their potential impact on the federal election. We have included an excerpt of the article below.

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Miloš Broćić and Professor Dan Silver publish on the Impact of Georg Simmel

September 14, 2021

PhD student Miloš Broćić and Professor Dan Silver have recently published an article on the reception of Georg Simmel in the Annual Review of Sociology. The article explores the importance of Simmel's work for urban and conflict studies since 1975. Miloš Broćić is a doctoral candidate in the department of Sociology.

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Professor Scott Schieman and PhD Candidate Phil Badawy on difficulties in Remote Work

August 27, 2021

Professor Scott Schieman and PhD Candidate Phil Badawy recently wrote an op ed in the Toronto Star. Based on their research interviewing Canadian workers, the op ed highlights some of the challenges of remote work. Professor Schieman has ongoing SSHRC-funded research exploring work-life balance and employment satisfaction in Canada.

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Congratulations to Professor Jack Veugelers for winning the ASA's Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Book Award!

August 11, 2021

Professor Jack Veugelers' new book recently received this year's ASA Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Book Award in the Political Sociology section.

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Congratulations to Professor Tahseen Shams for winning the 2021 ASA International Migration Section's Thomas and Znaniecki book award

August 08, 2021

Congratulations to Professor Tahseen Shams for winning the 2021 ASA International Migration Section's Thomas and Znaniecki Award for her book, "Here, There, and Elsewhere: The Making of Immigrant Identities in a Globalized World!"

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Professor David Pettinicchio and PhD student Jordan Foster in The Conversation: Victoria's Secret joins the "inclusive revolution"

August 03, 2021

Professor David Pettinichio and PhD student Jordan Foster recently co-authored an article titled "Victoria's Secret joins the 'inclusive revolution,' finally realizing diversity sells" on The Conversation. The article chronicles recent trends in fashion brands using models with disabilities in their advertising.

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Professor Patricia Landolt in The Conversation: "Suburban monumentalism: do we change Indigenous-settler relations when there are no statues to destroy?"

August 03, 2021

Professor Patricia Landolt recently co-authored an article titled "Suburban monumentalism: How do we change Indigenous-settler relations when there are no statues to destroy?" on The Conversation.

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