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This week, it’s an Annex banter episode, with discussions about the State of the Union address, the politicization of the term chain migration in the scholarship community, the expanding meaning of “gentrification,” a CUNY investigation into scholars getting promotion and tenure through vanity publishing, and Jordan Peterson, a University of Toronto psychology professor […]
In this special episode of The Annex, we introduce the second of the three podcast pilots we developed over the break. The idea behind International Perspectives on Sociology is to showcase sociology traditions from around the world. This episode features a roundtable discussion about Canadian sociology. It features Rima Wilkes (University of British Columbia), Howard Ramos (Dalhousie […]
This week, The Annex talks with Charles Seguin from the University of Arizona, who is working on a book about political movements to outlaw frontier lynchings during the late-18th and early-19th centuries. Also, we discuss Aziz Ansari and DACA. Charles Seguin is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Arizona. […]
In this special episode of The Annex, we introduce the pilot episode of a new podcasting project, The B-Side, hosted by Leslie Hinkson and Corey Fields of Georgetown. The B-Side is a show that discusses big ideas from the world of black thought on culture, politics, and much more. Leslie R. Hinkson is Assistant […]
This episode features a roundtable discussion about Canadian sociology. It features Rima Wilkes (University of British Columbia), Howard Ramos (Dalhousie University), Liam Swiss (Memorial University), and Dale Ballucci (Western). Topics include Trumpism’s potential in Canada, cultural differences with the United States, how Canadian sociology differs from American sociology, issues in […]
This week, we talk with Yasemin Besen-Cassino from Montclair State University about gender and early work experiences. Yasemin is the author of a new book: The Cost of Being a Girl: Working Teens and the Origins of the Gender Wage Gap from Temple University Press. We also discuss partisanship and the study of […]
