🔜📚 Don’t forget to join us tomorrow for this book discussion with Maria Snegovaya, Andras Bozoki, Vassilis Petsinis and Karolina Zbytniewska!

⏰ Apr 18, 6pm
📍 Budapest, Nador u. 15.

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Excited to be building Health and Political Economy Project with Dave A. Chokshi, MD and Darrick Hamilton

We're looking for an Associate Director to be a critical part of our team - consider applying today! rb.gy/kvajct

Learn more here: lnkd.in/ebUDpBi5

The new issue of Economic Sociology it out with book reviews by Osman Demirbağ on CJM's book 'Education for All?', Gabor Scheiring on Till Hilmar' 'Deserved', Dr. Römer on Prof Paula Jarzabkowski/Rebecca Bednarek/Konstantinos Chalkias's 'Disaster Insurance Reimagined'...

We interviewed the insightful Gabor Scheiring about the unprecedented mortality crisis in post-socialist countries due to deindustrialization & privatization, resulting in 7.5 million deaths. We also touched on parallels w/ deindustrialization in the US for our podcast Reimagining Soviet Georgia.

Unions help Democrats.

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Friends in Philadelphia and Delaware, I'll present my research tomorrow (Thursday) at Univ. of Delaware and next Tuesday at Penn. Would be great to meet there. I really look forward to these two events. Thanks for the invite to Daniel Kinderman and Mitchell Orenstein.
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Very excited that the Studies in Comparative International Development Special Issue on #Politics , #Power , & #Inequality in #GlobalHealth is FREE TO DOWNLOAD THIS MONTH. Boston University Global Development Policy Center Sociology of Development ASA Medical Sociology ASA Political Sociology Section ASA Sociology APSA kim yi dionne (@dadakim.bsky.social) Political Determinants of Health Collective BU Pardee Center link.springer.com/journal/12116/…

Following up on a few requests, I am happy to make available four datasets I have been assembling over the years. I will probably add more datasets to this page in the future. 👇
amory-gethin.fr/data.html

I gave an interview to Outras Palavras, a Brazilian online magazine, about #Bolsonaro , #Orban , new right #populism , and what we can do about it. My first interview in Portuguese—thank you Glauco Faria! It reads well with machine translation also: outraspalavras.net/crise-civiliza…

I never stop learning from Cihan Tugal. Read his innovative take on the social (material, cultural, organizational) foundations of contemporary authoritarianism, so many insights here. 👇

Finally holding my copy of How the Heartland Went Red!

My new book examines how place intersects with race, class, and religion in shaping the rightward turn in the industrial Heartland.

Get your own copy here: press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac….

Some important arguments here. Let's analyze what populists do not just what they say. And what they do is often much less anti-establishment than they make it look. 👇

Want to learn how economic insecurity and inequality have inflamed racial, ethnic, religious, and political tensions all over the world since the 2008 crisis? eBook now available at much more affordable price, paperback available in May!

A dream come true: Visiting UC Berkeley to give a talk on my current research, hosted by the dept. of sociology and the Eastern European Institute. If you're around, meet me there, March 20 at noon. Thx to the great Cihan Tugal for the invitation! events.berkeley.edu/iseees/day/dat…

Deep Dive: Europe’s Hard-Right Turn —
A nice summary of our work on voters’ changing priorities and the rise of the populist radical right.
(Oren Danieli, Ro'ee Levy, Shin Kikuchi)
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.Gabor Scheiring's post on The Conversation references his recent #OpenAccess article with Manuel Serrano-Alarcón, Alex Moise, @drmcnamara & David Stuckler -

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Next week, Gabor Scheiring will discuss his ongoing research on deaths of despair in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the United States UC Berkeley. His project not only updates Durkheim's classical statements on suicide through a Polanyian and Bourdieusian discussion, ++