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Professor Neda Maghbouleh on how place makes race

November 06, 2017

A chapter from Professor Neda Maghbouleh's recently published book, The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian Americans and the Everyday Politics of Race, was recently featured in a blog post on the Standford University Press Blog.

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Food security at whose expense? PhD candidate Anelyse Weiler co-authors new article in International Migration

October 25, 2017

International Migration recently published an article co-authored by PhD candidate Anelyse Weiler, along with Janet McLaughlin of Wilfrid Laurier University and Donald Cole at UofT’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health.

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Recent PhD Graduate Paulina Garcia Del Moral to begin new position at the University of Guelph

October 25, 2017

Recent graduate Paulina García Del Moral will be starting a new position as Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology this January at the University of Guelph.

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PhD candidate Lawrence Williams' Frontiers in Sociology article considers Parsons' role in contemporary sociological thought

October 25, 2017

PhD candidate Lawrence Williams recently published an article in Frontiers in Sociology. His article demonstrates how the rejection of Parsons by many sociologists ironically influenced the development of an impersonal theory of action.

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PhD student Marianne Quirouette awarded Canadian Law and Society Association article prize prize

October 25, 2017

Congratulations to Marianne Quirouette who, along with her co-authors, received the Canadian Law and Society Association’s prize for the best English-language article published in the Canadian Journal of Law and Society in 2016.

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PhD student Anelyse Weiler interviewed for Toronto Star article on migrant workers

October 25, 2017

PhD student Anelyse Weiler was recently interviewed for an article in The Toronto Star on temporary migrants workers in Canada and the difficulties they face in obtaining perman

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Professor Ellen Berrey featured in The New Yorker Magazine

October 25, 2017

The New Yorker Magazine recently published a piece called "The Limits of Diversity" discussing debates in the US about affirmative action and the rhetoric around "diversity." The article prominently features the work of

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Professor Jooyoung Lee unravels NRA gun ownership myths in Maclean's op-ed

October 06, 2017

Professor Jooyoung Lee recently published an op ed piece in Maclean's magazine reflecting on the American gun lobby in the wake of the October 1st Las Vegas massacre. Professor Lee notes that the disjuncture between the terrifying realitie

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Professor Clayton Childress discusses his new book "Under the Cover" on Roundhouse Radio

October 06, 2017

Sociology Professor Clayton Childress was recently interviewed by Minelle Mahtani in her show "Sense of Place" on Roundhouse Radio (98.3 FM). During the interview Professor Childress discusses the inspiration, research process, and writing style for his recently published book,

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Professors Judith Taylor and Josée Johnston consider Hugh Hefner's cultural impact

October 06, 2017

Professors Judith Taylor and Josée Johnston recently published an article in The Conversation discussing the late Hugh Hefner's influence on beauty, sexuality, and the objectification of women in the media.

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