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Professor David Pettinicchio featured by the School of Public Policy and Governance

March 23, 2018

Sociology Professor David Pettinicchio was recently featured for the School of Public Policy and Governance's Faculty Feature series. For the interview, Professor Pettinicchio answered questions about his current research, challenges, advice for students, and favorite song.

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The Economist profiles Professor Robert Brym's new research project

March 21, 2018

Professor Robert Brym's new research project conducting a large survey of Canada's Jews was recently profiled in The Economist.

The Annex Sociology podcast hosts Professor Neda Maghbouleh on Iranian-Americans and Whiteness

March 21, 2018

The Annex Sociology podcast recently hosted Professor Neda Maghbouleh in which they talked about the Oscars, issues around defining generations, and about her recent book, The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian America

Professor Jooyoung Lee pens Toronto Star Op Ed on damage to community trust in policing

March 21, 2018

Professor Jooyoung Lee recently authored an Op Ed in the Toronto Star discussing the diminishing reputation of the Toronto police force as more news emerges about the Bruce McArthur investigation. Professor Lee teaches sociology at the St. George campus.

Professor Steve Hoffman quoted in article on the aftermath of Fukushima's nuclear disaster.

March 21, 2018

The Varsity - University of Toronto's student newspaper - recently marked the seven year anniversary of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima with a reflection on the aftermath of the event. Part of the article cites Professor Steve Hoffman's research published earlier this year.

Professor Judith Taylor speaks about International Women's Day

March 10, 2018

Professor Judith Taylor spoke recently on CTV and on CP24 about the resurgence of feminism and protests around the world to mark International Women's Day. Professor Taylor is an Associate Professor of Sociology and Women and Gender Studies with teaching responsibilities at the St. George campus.

Working Paper 2018-02

March 09, 2018

Eating for Taste and Eating for Change: Ethical Consumption as a High Status Practice

Emily Huddart Kennedy, Washington State University

Shyon Baumann, University of Toronto

Josée Johnston, University of Toronto

UT Sociology Working Paper No. 2018-02

March 2018

Working Paper 2018-01

March 09, 2018

A Regression-with-Residuals Method for Estimating Controlled Direct Effect

Xiang Zhou, Harvard University

Geoffrey T. Wodtke, University of Toronto

UT Sociology Working Paper No. 2018-01

March 2018

Keywords: Regression Analysis; Methods

PhD student Patricia Louie discusses her research on representations of race and skin colour in radio and print media

March 07, 2018

Patricia Louie recently spoke with the media about the findings of her research into the representation of race and skin colour in medical text books.

Professor David Pettinicchio asks if Parkland will really be a turning point in US gun control policy

February 23, 2018

Professor David Pettinicchio recently authored a blog post for the site Mobilizing Ideas exploring the possibility that the response to the Parkland massacre might be a turning point in the politics of gun

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