Gilberto Cárdenas, professor emeritus of sociology and founding director of the Institute of Latino Studies (ILS) at the University of Notre Dame, ...

Natalie Magura studies at Notre Dame London.…

The annual Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Awards honor graduate student instructors who demonstrate excellence in the classroom or teaching laboratory.

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Reentry programs and higher education for people who are incarcerated are vital opportunities that should be expanded, according to Conway, director of the BC Prison Education Program.

Keough School faculty member and Kellogg faculty fellow Ann Mische (sociology and peace studies) and former Kellogg PhD Fellow Tomás Gold were recognized with three honors from the American Sociologic...

This review articulates sociology's emerging approach to public administration, building on long-standing interest in bureaucracy. The sociology of public administration aims to understand how pu...

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The Department of Sociology is thrilled to announce the appointment of Professor Muna Adem as Assistant Professor. Dr. Adem joins us from the Universit...

The Department of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame is proud to announce the appointments of two exceptional scholars—Tim Hallett and Cat...

With each generation since the baby boomers, traditional religion in the United States has fallen further from grace. Why? Ask sociologist Christian Smith.

There has been a plateau of “nones” in the past few years. It won’t last.

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The prominent sociologist, writer, and U.C. Berkeley professor emeritus Michael Burawoy passed away on February 3. We present excerpts from three interviews with Burawoy, about marketization and commo...

Research Ethics and Methods in Shifting Policy Climates: The Case of Abortion Rights in the United States and Latin America - Volume 20 Issue 4

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