CURRICULUM VITAE
Kevin Fox
CONTACT INFORMATION
Associate
Dean of Academic Affairs
102 Newcomb
Hall
Phone:
(504) 862-3004
Fax:
(504) 865-5224
Email:
kgotham@tulane.edu
School
of Liberal Arts Website: www.liberalarts.tulane.edu
Professor of Sociology
220 Newcomb Hall
Fax:
(504) 865-5544
Personal
Website: http://www.tulane.edu/~kgotham/gotham.html
EDUCATIONAL RECORD
Ph.D., Sociology,
M.A., Sociology,
B.A., Sociology,
PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
2008-present Associate Dean of Academic
Affairs
2008-present Professor of Sociology,
2006-2008 Program Director, National
Science Foundation (NSF)
Sociology,
Political Science, and Law and Social Science (
2003-2008 Associate Professor of
Sociology,
2004 Visiting Professor,
L’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris, France
1997-2003 Assistant
Professor of Sociology,
2002-2003 Adjunct Professor of the College
of Urban and Public Affairs, University of New Orleans
AREAS OF RESEARCH
Urban
Sociology
Social Theory
Sociology
of Culture
Comparative-Historical
Sociology
Race and
Ethnicity
Political
Sociology
Economic
Sociology
Sociology
of Law
Stratification
and Inequality
Social
Policy
Books:
Crisis
Cities: Disaster and Rebuilding in New York and New Orleans. Draft Proposal. Co-authored
with Miriam Greenberg.
Papers:
“The Last U.S. World’s Fair: The 1984 Louisiana Exposition and the Contradictions of Mega-Events.” Draft Manuscript. Under review at Urban Studies.
“Make It Right? Brad Pitt, Post-Katrina Rebuilding, and the Spectacularization of Disaster.” Draft Manuscript.
“Katrina is
Coming to Your City: Urban Disasters and the Limitations of U.S. Social
Policy.” Draft Manuscript.
PUBLICATIONS:
Books:
Authentic
· Honorable Mention for the Robert Park Outstanding Book Award, American Sociological Association Section on Community and Urban Sociology (2008)
Race,
Real Estate, and Uneven Development: The
Edited
Volume:
Critical
Perspectives on Urban Redevelopment.
Volume Six of Research in Urban Sociology. Kevin Fox
Refereed
Journal Articles:
“Creating Liquidity Out of Spatial Fixity: The Secondary Circuit of Capital and the Evolving Subprime Mortgage Crisis.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. June 2009. 33:2.
“From 9/11
to 8/29: Post-Disaster Recovery and Rebuilding in
“From
Culture Industry to the Society of the Spectacle: Critical Theory and the
Situationist International.” (Co-authored with Dan Krier). No Social Science
Without Critical Theory. Edited by Harry Dahms. Current Perspectives in
Social Theory. 2008. Vol. 25.
“Selling
New Orleans To New Orleans: Tourism Authenticity and the Construction of
Community Identity.” Tourist Studies. 7(3): 317-339. 2007.
“Destination
New
“Fast
Spectacle: Reflections on Hurricane Katrina and the Contradictions of
Spectacle.” Fast Capitalism. 2(2).
Fall 2007.
“(Re)Branding
the Big Easy: Tourism Rebuilding in post-Katrina
“Critical
Theory and Katrina: Disaster, Spectacle, and Immanent Critique.” City:
Analysis of Urban Trends, Culture, Theory, Policy, Action. 11(1): 81-99.
April 2007.
“The
Secondary Circuit of Capital Reconsidered:
Globalization and the
·
Community
and Urban Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association (ASA).
Jane Addams Award for best scholarly article in community and urban sociology
published in the past two years (2008).
“HOPE VI,
Section 8, and the Contradictions of Low-Income Housing Policy” (with Jessica
Pardee). Journal of Poverty. 5(2). 2005.
“Tourism
From Above and Below: Globalization, Localization, and
“Tourism
Gentrification: The Case of New Orleans’s Vieux Carre (French Quarter).” Urban
Studies. 42(7): 1099-1121. June 2005.
“Theorizing
Urban Spectacles: Festivals, Tourism, and the Transformation of Urban Space.” City:
Analysis of Urban Trends, Culture, Theory, Policy, Action. 9(2). July 2005.
“Framing
the Urban: Struggles over HOPE VI and New Urbanism in a Historic City.” James
Elliott, Kevin Fox
“HOPE VI,
New Urbanism, and the Utility of Frames: Reply to Melendez and Coats.” Melinda
J. Milligan, Kevin Fox
“Toward an
Understanding of the Spatiality of Urban Poverty: The Urban Poor as Spatial
Actors.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. 27(3):
723-37. Sept. 2003.
“Missed
Opportunities, Enduring Legacies: School Segregation and Desegregation in
·
Mid-America
American Studies Association Stone Suderman Award for Outstanding Article of
the Year, 2002.
“Using
Space: Agency and Identity in a Public Housing Development” (with Krista
Brumley). City and Community. 1(3): 267-89. Fall 2002.
“Marketing
Mardi Gras: Commodification, Spectacle, and the Political Economy of Tourism in
· Reprinted in Event Tourism: Critical Concepts in Tourism, edited by Stephen Page and Joanne Connell. Routledge. December 2009.
“Beyond
Invasion and Succession: School Segregation, Real Estate Blockbusting, and the
Political Economy of Neighborhood Racial Transition.” City and Community. 1(1):
83-111. Winter 2002.
“Urban
Sociology and the Postmodern Challenge.” Humboldt Journal of Social
Relations. 26 (1 & 2): 57-79. 2001.
“A City
Without Slums: Urban Renewal, Public Housing, and Downtown Revitalization in
“Growth
Machine Up-Links: Urban Renewal and the Rise and Fall of a Pro-Growth Coalition
in a
“Urban
Space, Restrictive Covenants, and the Origin of Racial Residential Segregation
in a
“Racialization
and the State: The Housing Act of 1934 and the Origins of the Federal Housing
Administration (FHA).” Sociological Perspectives. 43(2): 291-316. Summer
2000.
“Separate
And Unequal: The Housing Act of 1968 and HUD’s Section 235 Program.” Sociological
Forum. 15(1): 13-37. March 2000.
“Political
“Suburbia
Under Siege: Low-Income Housing and Racial Conflict in Metropolitan in Kansas
City, 1970-1990.” Sociological Spectrum. 18(4): 449-83. 1998.
“Race,
Mortgage Lending, and Loan Rejections in a
“Blind
Faith in the Free Market: Urban Poverty, Residential Segregation, and Federal
Housing Retrenchment, 1970-1995.” Sociological Inquiry. 68(1): 1-31. Winter
1998.
“Narrative
Analysis and the New Historical Sociology” (with William G. Staples). Sociological Quarterly. 37(3): 481-501. Summer 1996.
“Ironies of
Oversight: State Power, Democratic Legitimacy, and the Creation of
Congressional Intelligence Committees.”
“Domestic
Security for the
(Also
reprinted in Troubled Times: Readings in Social Problems. 2000. First
Edition. Edited by Robert H. Lauer and Jeanette C. Lauer. Roxbury Publishing
Company).
“A Study in
American Agitation: J. Edgar Hoover's Symbolic Construction of the Communist
Menace.” Mid-American Review of Sociology. 16(2): 57-70. 1992.
Chapters
in Edited Volumes:
“Housing
Policy, the Low Income Housing Crisis, and the Problem of Homelessness” (with
James D. Wright and Amy M. Donley). Robert McNamara, editor, Homelessness in
America. Volume 2.
“Contrasts
of Carnival: Mardi Gras Between the Modern and Postmodern.” Illuminating
Social Life (4th edition). Edited by Peter Kivisto. Pine Forge
Press. 2007.
“Ethnic
Heritage Tourism and Global-Local Connections in
“Neoliberal
Revitalization:
“Urban
Redevelopment, Past and Present.” Pp. 1-31 in Critical Perspectives on Urban
Redevelopment. Volume Six of Research in Urban Sociology. Kevin Fox
“Urban
Redevelopment For Whom and For What Purpose? A Research Agenda for the
Twentieth First Century.” Pp. 429-52 in Critical Perspectives on Urban
Redevelopment. Volume Six of Research in Urban Sociology. Kevin Fox
“Abstract
Space, Social Space, and the Redevelopment of Public Housing” (with Jon Shefner
and Krista Brumley). Pp. 313-35 in Critical Perspectives on Urban
Redevelopment. Volume Six of Research in Urban Sociology. Kevin Fox
“Residential
Segregation and Federal Housing Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Section 235
and Section 8.” Pp. 295-308 in Multiculturalism in the
“Housing
Policy” (with James D. Wright). Pp. 237-55 in Handbook of Social Policy.
Edited by James Midgley, Michelle Livermore, and Martin B. Tracy. 2000. Sage
Publications. (New edition and update
forthcoming in 2008).
“Representations
of Space and Urban Planning in a Post-World War II
Book
Reviews
Race, Place, and Environmental
Justice After Hurricane Katrina: Struggles to Reclaim, Rebuilding, and
Revitalize
Fragile
Rights Within Cities: Government, Housing, and Fairness. Edited by John Goering.
Creating
the Big Easy:
“Racialized
Uneven Development: Race, Class, and Segregation in the Postwar Era.” Review
Essay for Journal of Urban History. January 2007. Volume 33, Number 2,
pp. 1-10. Books reviewed:
Public
Dollars, Private Stadiums: The
Working-Class
Heroes: Protecting Home, Community, and Nation in a
Global
Decisions, Local Collisions: Urban Life in the
The
Come
Lovely and Soothing Death: The Right to Die Movement in the
The
Hidden War: Crime and the Tragedy of Public Housing in
Empowerment
in
Racism
and Society. By
John Solomos and Les Back (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996). Social
Thought and Research. 20(1&2): 204-07.
Color of
Welfare: How Racism Undermined the War on Poverty. By Jill Quadagno (Oxford
University Press, 1994). Sociological Inquiry. 66(2): 221-223. Spring
1996.
Other
Publications
"Tourism and Culture." Forthcoming in Sociology of Culture: A Handbook. Edited by John Hall, Ming-Cheng Lo, and Laura Grindstaff. Routlege. 2009.
"World's
Fairs (International Expositions).
Forthcoming in the Concise Encyclopedia of Sociology. Edited by
Michael Ryan and George Ritzer. Blackwell Publications. 2009.
"Disaster
Tourism." Forthcoming in the Concise Encyclopedia of Sociology.
Edited by Michael Ryan and George Ritzer. Blackwell Publications. 2009.
“New Urban
Sociology.” Forthcoming in Encyclopedia of Urban Studies. Edited by Ray
Hutchison. Sage Publications.
“Urban
Theory.” Forthcoming in Encyclopedia of Urban Studies. Edited by Ray
Hutchison. Sage Publications.
Review of
“Still Waiting: Life After Katrina,” a documentary produced by Kate Browne and
Ginny Martin. Contexts. Winter
2009.
“Megalopolis.”
Encyclopedia of Sociology. Edited by George Ritzer. Blackwell
Publications. 2007.
“Urban
Revolution.” Encyclopedia of Sociology. Edited by George Ritzer.
Blackwell Publications. 2007.
“
“Lewis
Mumford.” Dictionary of Modern American Philosophers. Edited by Jean Van
Delinder and Dan Krier. Thoemmes Press. 2005.
“Toward a
Critical Theory of Tourism.” From the Left. The Newsletter of the
Section on Marxist Sociology of the American Sociological Association. 26(1):
3, 13-14. Summer 2005.
“Civil
Society.” Encyclopedia of Social Theory. Edited by George Ritzer. Sage
Publications. 2004.
“The
State.” Encyclopedia of Social Theory. Edited by George Ritzer. Sage
Publications. 2004.
“Space and
Social Theory.” Perspectives. The Newsletter of the Section on
Sociological Theory of the American Sociological Association. 25(2). April
2002.
GRANTS
AND FUNDED RESEARCH
2009-2011. National Science Foundation, Urban Long-term Research Area (ULTRA) Exploratory Award, "Reconsidering the New Normal: The Impact of Trauma on Urban Ecological and Social Diversity." Principle Investigator. $300,000.
2003.
Principle Investigator. “Native- and Foreign-Born Migration to Southern Metro
Areas: Their Connection and Consequences for Changing Residential Segregation
and Community Stability.” Grant submitted to the United States Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
$40,000. Co-authored with James Elliott and Timothy Brezina. Not funded.
2003.
Tulane Senate Committee on Research. Summer Fellowship. $4000.
2001-2002.
Georges Lurcy Faculty Research Fund. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Center
for Scholars. $1000.
2001.
2000.
2000. Smith
1999.
1996.
1994.
Poverty Race and Research Action Council (PRRAC). Research Grant. “Constructing
the
PAPER PRESENTATIONS AT
PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
“From 9/11
to 8/29: Post-Disaster Recovery and Rebuilding in
“The Last
U.S. World’s Fair: The 1984 Louisiana Exposition and the Re-Imaging of New
Orleans.”
“Housing
Policy, the Low Income Housing Crisis, and the Problem of Homelessness” (with
James D. Wright and Amy Donley). Southwestern Social Science Association Annual
Meeting.
“Tourism
Gentrification and the Rebuilding of
“Critical
Theory and Katrina: Disaster, Spectacle, and Immanent Critique.” American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
“Re(Branding)
the Big Easy: Authenticity and Tourism Rebuilding in
“Critical
Theory, Hurricane Katrina, and Disaster as Spectacle.”
“Katrina is
Coming to Your City: Urban Disasters and the Limitations of U.S. Social
Policy.” Southern Sociological Society
Annual Meeting.
“Creating
Liquidity Out of Spatial Fixity: Globalization and the
“Theorizing
Urban Spectacles: Festivals, Tourism, and the Transformation of Urban
Space.” American Sociological
Association Annual Meeting.
“The
Contradictions of Commercial Festivals and Tourism in
“Tourism
Gentrification: The Case of New Orleans’s Vieux Carre (French Quarter).”
“Tourism
From Above and Below: Globalization, Localization, and
“From the
Culture Industry to the Society of the Spectacle: Theoretical Affinities of the
“Heritage
Tourism in
“Ethnic
Heritage Tourism and Global-Local Connections in
“Neoliberal
Gentrification: Tourism and the Socio-Spatial Transformation of
“The
Secondary Circuit of Capital Reconsidered:
Globalization and the
“Urban
Visions: HOPE VI, New Urbanism, and Cities as Objects of Collective Action.”
James Elliott, Kevin Fox
“Theorizing
Carnival: Producing, Regulating, and Consuming Mardi Gras.”
“Globalization
and the Restructuring of Housing Finance in the
“Disinvestment,
Reinvestment, and the Changing Structure of Housing Finance.” Presentation at
the Department of Urban Planning and Design.
“Mardi Gras
in
“Marketing
Mardi Gras: Commodification, Spectacle, and the Political Economy of Tourism in
“Using
Space: Agency and Identity in a Public Housing Development” (with Krista
Brumley). American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
“Urban
Space, Restrictive Covenants, and the Origin of Racial Residential Segregation
in a
“Growth
Politics and Urban Renewal in a
“Representations
of Space and Urban Planning in a Post-World War II City.” American Sociological
Association Annual Meeting,
“Separate
And Unequal: The Housing Act of 1968 and HUD’s Section 235 Program.” American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
“Residential
Solidarity and the Defended Neighborhood:
“The Racial
Construction of American Suburbs: School and Housing Segregation and
Desegregation in Metropolitan Kansas City, 1968-present.”
“A City
Without Slums: Urban Planning and Revitalization in Kansas City, Missouri,
1941-1952.” American Studies Association Annual Meeting,
“Suburbia
Under Siege: Low-Income Housing and Racial Conflict in Metropolitan Kansas
City, 1970-1990.” American Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
“Building
the Troost Wall: Racial Transition and Segregation in Kansas City, Missouri,
1950-1970.”
“Recent
Developments in Socio-historical Inquiry: Social Theory, Narrative, and the
Convergence of Social History and Historical Sociology” (with William G.
Staples).
“White
Backlash: Conservative Resurgence and American Social Policy in the Post-Civil
Rights Era.” Mid-American American
Studies Annual Meeting,
“Welfare
State Retrenchment, Crime Control, and Surveillance: Capitalist Restructuring
and State Change in the Transition to Post-Fordism, the
“State
Legitimacy and the Creation of Congressional Intelligence Committees.”
“The FBI's
Domestic Counterintelligence Programs: The Autonomous Formation of
OTHER PRESENTATIONS
“Writing a
Successful Grant Proposal.” Workshop for faculty and graduate students of the
School of Liberal Arts. Tulane University. November 3, 2008; 3:00-4:30;
and November 4, 10:00-11:30. 203 Stibbs,
“Tourism
Development and the Transformation of the French Quarter.” Presentation for
the Center for Public Service.
“Writing a
Successful Grant Proposal.” National Science Foundation (NSF) Outreach
Presentation at the following meetings in 2006, 2007, and 2008:
·
American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
·
·
Eastern
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
·
Southern
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
·
Southern
Political Science Association Meeting,
·
Mid-South
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
“Residential
Segregation in
“Hurricane
Katrina,
“Katrina is
Coming to Your City: Urban Disasters and the Limitations of U.S. Social
Policy.” Presentation at
“Unintended
Consequences: Did
“
“Race and
Urban Policy in the
“Rethinking
Globalization: Sources of Debate in
“Tourism
from Above and Below: Globalization, Localization, and
“The
Influence of French Marxism in
“Policies
and Practices of Whiteness.” Presentation at Legacies and Unfinished Business of
Brown V. Board of Education of
“Building
the Troost Wall: Racial Transition and Segregation in
“From
Abstraction to Clarification: Diverse Uses of Theory in Sociological
Writing.” Presentation at the Annual
Sociology Graduate Student Workshop.
“Why is
Troost Avenue Still a Racial Dividing Line?” Presentation at
“Race as a
Social Organizing Principle: Racial Residential Segregation in
SESSION ORGANIZER
Organizer
and Presider. “Carnivals, Spectacles, and Festivals: Critical Theory Today.”
Organizer and Presider. American
Sociological Association (ASA) Professional Workshop: Writing a Successful
Grant Proposal (part of the Research Support Forum). American Sociological
Association Annual Meeting. 2007.
Organizer
and Presider. National Science
Foundation (NSF) Outreach Sessions at the following meetings in 2006, 2007, and
2008:
·
American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
·
·
Eastern
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
·
Southern
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
·
Southern
Political Science Association Meeting,
·
Mid-South
Sociological Society Annual Meeting,
Discussant.
“Race and Place.” Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting. March 2007,
Presider.
“Travel and Tourism.” American Sociological Association Meeting. August 2006,
Organizer.
“Urban Sociology: Globalization, Localization, and Gentrification.”
Organizer.
“Urban Sociology: Place, Identity, and Contested Spaces.”
Organizer.
“Carnivalization of the World.”
Organizer
(with Joe Tamura). “Local Agency and Global Forces.”
Organizer.
Urban Sociology Sessions.
Organizer
(with Philip Olson), “
Organizer
and Presider, “Racial Inequality.”
Organizer
and Presider (with William J. Swart), “Social Movements and the State.”
COURSES TAUGHT
Soc.
160. Social Problems and American Values (Fall 1992).
Soc.
206. Urban Sociology (Fall 1997, Spring 1998, Fall 1999, Fall 2000, Fall 2001, Fall
2002).
Soc.
322. Social Theory (Fall 1997, Fall 1998, Spring 1998, Fall 1999, Spring 1999,
Fall 2000, Spring 2000, Fall 2001, Fall 2002, Spring 2002, Fall 2003, Spring
2003, Fall 2004, Spring 2005).
Soc.
630. Urban Policy and Planning (Spring 2002, Spring 2003, Spring 2005).
Soc.
619. Urban Organization (Fall 1998, Spring 1998, Spring 2000).
Soc.
710. Intermediate Social Theory (Fall 2003; Fall 2004).
Colq-102-03
/ Colq-203-03. Urban Village Colloquium (Spring 2000).
UNIVERSITY / FACULTY / DEPARTMENT
COMMITTEE SERVICE
University
Committee Service
Member,
Member,
Voting
Member, Social/Behavioral IRB in the Social Sciences (Sociology), December
2008-present.
Co-Chair,
Strategic Planning Committee,
Chair,
Teaching/Learning Subcommittee of the
Chair,
Faculty Issues Subcommittee of the
Ex Officio
Member, Curriculum Committee, School of Liberal Arts (SLA), Tulane University,
2008-present.
Ex Officio
Member, Committee on Undergraduate Academic Requirements (CUAR), School of
Liberal Arts (SLA), Tulane University, 2008-present.
Member,
Advisory Board of the Center for Research-Education Activities at Tulane
(CREATe), 2008-present.
Faculty
Participant and Discussion Leader. 2004 Reading Project. James McBride’s
Color of
Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother. Penguin Press,
Faculty
Member. Committee of Committees of the University Senate, Senate Committee on
Research (Summer Grants).
Faculty
Participant. Faculty Fellow Seminar: Service Learning - Classroom Without
Walls. Spring 2003. Moderated by Barbara Moely, Psychology.
Faculty
Member. Senate Committee on Information Technology.
Faculty
Member. Senate Committee on Computers.
Faculty
Member.
Faculty
Participant, Urban Village Living-Learning Community.
Faculty
Member, Student Academic Judiciary Committee.
Faculty
Adviser to Freshman.
Faculty
Committee Service:
Undergraduate
Honors Theses
Chase
Billingham (2005-06, Director)
Therese
Diede (2004-05, Director)
Kiva
Feldman (2002-03, Director)
Jacob
McLain (2002-03, Director)
Anna
Conley (1998-99; Director)
David McConnell (1998-99;
Psychology)
Marianne Fischer (1998-99;
Psychology)
Shannon
Fuller (1999-2000; Psychology)
Amanda
Colley (1999-2000; Anthropology)
Ph.D.
Committee Memberships
Farrah
Gafford (Chair, 2008)
Jay Arena (Chair, 2007)
Jeannie Haubert (2007)
Krista
Brumley (2004)
Amy
Hite (2002)
Carla
Hall (2001)
M.A.
Committee Memberships
Jennifer
Day (Chair, 2005-2006)
Andrea
Wilbon (Chair, 2004-2005)
Tim
Haney (2004-2005)
XiaoXiao
Peng (2004-2005)
Faith
Jarmon (2004-2005;
Bryan
Maddox (2002-2003)
Jennifer
Burczyk (1998-1999)
Ph.D.
Area Exam Committees
Farrah
Gafford (Chair, 2003-2004)
Jessica
Pardee (Chair, 2002-2003)
Carla
Hall (1999-2001)
Independent
Studies
Andrea
Wilbon (2005)
Jeannie
Haubert (2004, Racial Discrimination)
Jessica
Pardee (2001, Housing Studies)
Jay
Arena (2000, Historical Sociology)
Department
Committee Service:
Chair, Ad
Hoc Committee on Diversity Issues. Department of Sociology, Tulane University,
2008-2009
Chair, Ad
Hoc Committee on Service Learning, Department of Sociology, Tulane University,
2008-2009
Member,
Grievance Committee. Department of Sociology, Tulane University, 2008-2009.
Chair,
Undergraduate Committee. Department of Sociology.
Faculty
Member, Undergraduate Committee. Department of Sociology.
Faculty
Member, Salary Committee. Department of Sociology.
Faculty
Director, Alpha Kappa Delta, Alpha Chapter of
Member,
Social Theory Examination Committee. Department of Sociology.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Council
Member. Community and Urban Sociology Section (CUSS). American Sociological
Association (ASA). 2007-2010.
Chair,
Robert Park Book Award Committee. Community and Urban Sociology Section (CUSS).
American Sociological Association (ASA). 2006-2007.
Member,
Program Committee,
Member,
Nominations Committee. Community and Urban Sociology Section (CUSS). American
Sociological Association (ASA). 1998.
Editor
and Reviewer
Member,
Editorial Board, Encyclopedia of Trauma, 2009-present.
Consulting
Editor, American Journal of Sociology, 2008-2010.
NSF
Proposal Reviewer and Panelist, National Science Foundation (NSF). Sociology
Dissertation Panel. 2009-2010.
Deputy
Editor, Sociological Quarterly, 2004-2008.
Advisory
Editor, Encyclopedia of Sociology. 2004-2006. Blackwell Publishers.
NSF
Proposal Reviewer and Panelist, National Science Foundation (NSF). Sociology
Program Advisory Panel. 2005.
NSF
Proposal Reviewer and Panelist, National Science Foundation (NSF). Sociology
Dissertation Panel. 2004.
Guest
Editor, Research in Urban Sociology. Volume Six. Critical Perspectives
on Urban Redevelopment. Elsevier Press.
2000-2001.
Managing Editor, Sociological
Inquiry. 1993-1997.
Manuscript
reviewer:
American
Journal of Sociology
American
Studies
Area
City and
Community
Geoforum
Housing
Studies
International
Journal of Urban and Regional Research
Journal
of Consumer Culture
Journal
of Poverty
Journal
of Urban History
Mid-American
Review of Sociology
Pacific
Historical Review
Policy
Studies
Qualitative
Sociology
Research
in Political Sociology
Social
Problems
Social
Science Research
Social
Thought and Research
Sociological
Forum
Sociological
Inquiry
Sociological
Quarterly
Urban
Studies
Co-Editor, Mid-American
Review of Sociology. 1991-1996. Department of Sociology.
Book/Textbook
Reviewer:
Sociological
Theory (Fifth
Edition, George Ritzer). McGraw-Hill. 2000.
The New
Urban Sociology.
Chapter 6: The Rise of Urban Sociology (Second Edition, Mark Gottdiener and Ray
Hutchison). McGraw-Hill. 2000.
Multiculturalism
in Global Society
(by Peter Kivisto). Blackwell Publishers, 21st Century Sociology
Series. 2002.
Urban
Sociology. Pine Forge Press. 2002.
Enchanting
a Disenchanted World: Revolutionizing the Means of Consumption. (By George Ritzer). Pine Forge Press. 2003.
Sociological
Theory. Proposal
for Social Theory Textbook. Blackwell. 2004.
National
Science Foundation (NSF) Program Planning and Management (2006-2008)
·
Provided leadership, implemented review and
evaluation process, and coordinated program tasks and responsibilities for the
Sociology, Law and Social Science (
·
Designed and
implemented the review and evaluation process for Sociology Advisory
Panels (2006-2008), Sociology Dissertation Advisory Panels (2006-2008), Law and
Social Science (
·
selected qualified
scholars to provide objective reviews on proposals either as individuals or as
members of a panel
·
conducted final review
of proposals and made evaluations
·
monitored the progress
of awards through review and evaluation of reports and publications submitted
by awardees.
·
Managed ongoing
grants, contracts, interagency and cooperative agreements for the
Sociology, Law and Social Science (
·
Organized materials and assisted in the planning
of the Committee of Visitors (COV) evaluation for the Sociology Program (2007).
·
Selected panelists and served as the Social and
Economic Sciences (
·
Assisted in organizing “The General Social
Survey: The Next Decade and Beyond: Workshop on Planning for the Future of the
GSS,” held at the NSF in
·
Reviewed
and evaluated funded projects for the Partnership for International Research
and Education (PIRE) Revise Site Visit (RSV) program.
AWARDS
2008.
Community and Urban Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association
(ASA). Jane Addams Award for best scholarly article in community and urban
sociology published in the past two years. “The Secondary Circuit of Capital
Reconsidered: Globalization and the
2008.
Community and Urban Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association
(ASA). Robert Park Book Award. Honorable
Mention. Authentic
2002. Mid-America
American Studies Association Stone Suderman Award for Outstanding Article of
the Year: “Missed Opportunities, Enduring Legacies: School Segregation and
Desegregation in
1997.
Community and Urban Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association
(ASA) Graduate Student Paper Award.
1996.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
American
Sociological Association (ASA), 1992-present.
ASA Section
Memberships:
·
Community
and Urban Sociology Section (CUSS)
·
Economic
Sociology Section
·
Sociology
of Law Section
·
Sociology
of Culture Section
·
Sociological
Theory Section
·
Comparative
and Historical Sociology Section
·
Marxist
Sociology Section
Society for
the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), 1997-present.
SSSP
Section Memberships:
·
Class,
Poverty, and Inequality Section
·
Social
Theory Section
Midwest
Sociological Society (
Southern
Sociological Society (
American
Studies Association, 1996-present.
Council on
Undergraduate Research (CUR).
Member,
Poverty and Race Research Action Council.
Alpha Kappa
Delta (International Sociology Honor Society), 1989-present.
President,
Beta chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, University of Kansas, 1990-1996.
Other
Memberships
Mayor's
Task Force on Race Relations; Housing, Neighborhoods, Economic Development
Cluster;
Greater
REFERENCES
Jim Wright
Professor
Department of Sociology
Office: PH 403Q
Phone: (407) 823-5083
Fax: (407) 823-6738
Email: jwright@mail.ucf.edu
Robert Antonio
Professor
Department of Sociology
716 Fraser Hall
Phone: (785) 864-4111; (785)
864-9400
Fax: (785) 864-5280
Email: anto@ku.edu
Beth Rubin
Professor
Department of Sociology
University of
Office: 351-B
Phone: 704.687.6215
Email: barubin@uncc.edu
Anthony
Orum
Professor
Department
of Sociology
1007
4146C
Phone: (312)
996-3015
Email: amorum@uic.edu
Bernie Philips
Professor Emeritus
Department of Sociology
Email: Bernieflps@aol.com
From Sept 2007
through
(508) 487-3344
From
Longboat
(941) 387-0784
Nancy Denton
Professor
Department of Sociology
Arts & Sciences 337
(518) 442-4460
Email: n.denton@albany.edu