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PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston on Ethical Eating and Neighbourhoods

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston, in collaboration with Professor Michelle Szabo (Sheridan), published an article in Sociology. The article examines how ethical consumption choices regarding food vary across neighbourhoods.

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PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston on Celebrity Chefs and Inequality

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston, in collaboration with Professor Phillipa Chong (McMaster), published an article in Poetics. The article explores how celebrity chefs reproduce social norms regarding race, class, and gender.

PhD Graduate Jenna Valleriani on Rob Ford, Substance Misuse, and the Media

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Jenna Valleriani, in collaboration with Professor Liam Kennedy (University of Western Ontario), published an article the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice. The article analyzes how the media reported and framed Rob Ford's substance misuse scandal.

PhD Graduate Elise Maiolino on Identity Work in Olivia Chow's Mayoral Campaign

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Elise Maiolino published an article in the Journal of Women, Politics & Policy that examines Olivia Chow's mayoral campaign.

PhD Graduate Guang Ying Mo and Professor Barry Wellman on Social Support Through Digital Media

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Guang Ying Mo and Professor Barry Wellman, in collaboration with Professor Anabel Quan-Haase (University of Western Ontario), published an article in Information, Communication & Society. The article explores the role of digital media in developing social support and companionship among older adults.

PhD candidate Merin Oleschuk on Authenticity and Exoticism in Ominvorous Food Culture

January 23, 2019

Merin Oleschuk has published an article in Cultural Sociology that analyzes racial inequalities in gourmet food culture and the framing of food as exotic and authentic.

PhD Candidate Athena Engman on Statistical Significance in Quantitative Sociology

January 23, 2019

PhD Candidate Athena Engman published an article in Quality and Quantity that examines the concept of statistical significance, its history, and the consequences of its misinterpretation. She argues that the potential consequences of the misuse of the concept of statistical significance outweigh its benefits.

PhD Graduate Louise Birdsell Bauer, PhD Candidate Angela Hick, and Professor Cynthia Cranford on Toronto Homecare Workers

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Louise Birdsell Bauer, PhD Candidate Angela Hick, and Professor Cynthia Cranford published an article in the Labor Studies Journal. The article analyzes union interactions with homecare workers in the late 2000s.

PhD Candidate Merin Oleschuk on Transnational Foodways

January 23, 2019

PhD Candidate Merin Oleschuk published an article in Anthropologica that discusses the role of culinary traditions in shaping identity among female South Sudanese refugees living in Alberta. She argues that these 'foodways' allowed the women to exercise their agency in their new environment.

PhD Graduate Guang Ying Mo on Advice Within Research Networks

January 23, 2019

PhD Graduate Guang Ying Mo, in collaboration with Tsahi Hayat, published an article in American Behavioral Scientist that analyzes how social and network structures affect the giving and receiving of advice among researchers. The authors find that network size correlates the most with advice giving and receiving.

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