Experts in this group study politics and social movements in the United States, with particular emphasis on the 20th century.
Some focus specifically on technology, science, and the economy, while others examine struggles for racial justice and human rights. Deeply informed by history, the group seeks actively to inform contemporary policy debates on a variety of issues, including nuclear proliferation, international scientific exchange, agricultural subsidies, intellectual property law, diversity in STEM fields, and reforms aimed at fostering inclusive and sustainable urban communities.
For more information, visit the U.S. Society and Politics/Policy Perspectives faculty page.
- Daniel Amsterdam
Urban; Political Economy - Kate Pride Brown
Political Sociology; Social Movements - Douglas Flamming
Labor; Race and Civil Rights - Carla Gerona
Borderlands - Mary McDonald
Gender; Inequality; Sports - Todd Michney
Race and Ethnicity; Digital Humanities - Willie Pearson, Jr.
STEM Workforce; Race and Diversity - Sherie Randolph
Black Feminist Theory; Social Movements; Gender, Race, and Ethnicity - Jennifer Singh
Public Health; Biomedical Ethics - John Smith
Sport and Modern Society - Bill Winders
Agriculture; Political Economy