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Work, Stratification, and Markets

Work, Stratification, and Markets

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Prof. Emine Fidan Elcioglu discusses her new book 'Divided by the Wall' at a UCLA and UCSD co-sponsored colloquium

November 02, 2020

Prof. Emine Fidan Elcioglu recently discussed her new book with Prof. Tom Medvetz, organized by UCLA and UCSD. The recording is posted on the UCLA website.

The (lack of) diversity of Canada's cannabis industry: report by Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah featured on CBC News and CBC Radio One

October 18, 2020

A recent report by Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah and Nazlee Maghsoudi of the Centre on Drug Policy Evaluation about the diversity of Canada's cannabis industry leaders was featured on a CBC News article by Joyita Sengupta and a CBC Radio One interview.

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Cannabis prohibition's racial and gender disparities continue to thrive in the legalized cannabis industry: Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah publishes new article on The Globe and Mail

October 16, 2020

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah recently co-authored an article titled "Who is profiting off of cannabis in Canada?

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Dr. Ito Peng takes up Canada's treatment of the elderly in response to COVID-related deaths in long term care facilities on The Massey Dialogues

October 16, 2020

Dr. Ito Peng recently participated in a Massey Dialogue event titled "COVID, the old and Canada: What's wrong with us?" alongside former Dean of Nursing Dr. Dorothy Pringle and doctoral candidate Husayn Marani, moderated by Senior Fellow Michael Valpy.

Professor Scott Schieman examines the work-from-home divide between parents and non-parents in two recent articles in The Star

October 15, 2020

Professor Scott Schieman recently published two articles on The Star about the changing work-life conflict and workplace culture for parents and non-parents during the pandemic.

Manal Choudhry examines the Korean Wave as a transnational tool for economic and political relations in U of T's Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 09, 2020

Manal Choudhry published an article entitled "Transnational Diplomacy and the Korean Wave" in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ).

Vinuja Sritharan analyzes NBA transnational relations in context of Chinese authoritarianism and international trade relations with the US in U of T Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 07, 2020

Vinuja Sritharan authored an article titled “The basketball diaries: A case study of the national basketball association and political repression by China” that was published in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ).

Ariel Kenny explores the conditions of Toronto's child care market and how climate change activists organize using social media in two articles in U of T Sociology Undergraduate Journal

October 06, 2020

Ariel Kenny authored two articles in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ) published earlier this year.

"The hidden ways working from home is affecting our health": Toronto Star Article by Professor Scott Schieman

October 02, 2020

Professor Scott Schieman recently wrote an article The hidden ways working from home is affecting our health in the Toronto Star. In the article, Professor Schieman looks at how COVID-19 is changing the way workers view flexible time arrangements at work.

The distracted worker is the greatest perceived threat to employers despite all the benefits of working from home - by Prof. Scott Schieman

September 17, 2020

Professor Scott Schieman wrote an article in The Toronto Star, with University of Toronto undergraduate student Ryu Won Kang.

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