Michael Zanger-Tishler is a sociologist whose research focuses on the criminal legal system, the sociology of knowledge, state institutions, race and ethnicity, and critical data studies. He uses both statistical and qualitative methods to study...
Jarmo Kallunki is a sociologist whose research focuses on social inequality, social and cultural stratification, education, youth, and political sociology. Drawing on comparative and mixed methods approaches, his work examines class, recognition, identity...
Dijana Mujkanović is a scholar of ethnic conflict, intergroup relations, social networks, and collective memory whose research focuses on divided societies, particularly Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel. Drawing on mixed methods, ethnographic fieldwork...
Matthew Simonson is a political scientist whose research focuses on political violence, ethnic conflict, intergroup relations, and the role of social networks in shaping collective behavior. Using surveys, experiments, interviews, fieldwork, and network...
Dean Ray is a sociologist whose research focuses on settler colonialism, Indigenous agency, race and ethnicity, cultural sociology, and social theory. Drawing on ethnographic and qualitative methods, his work examines Indigenous resurgence, recognition...
Benjamin Kaplow is a political, environmental, and comparative-historical sociologist whose research examines resource politics, state building, and colonial legacies in North Africa, particularly Morocco and Algeria. Drawing on archival, qualitative...
Do Young Gong is a political scientist whose research examines the causes and consequences of political violence, including civil wars, coups, and protests. Using a combination of quantitative methods, machine learning, and qualitative analysis, her work...
Cody Billock is a historian whose research focuses on the Vietnam Wars, Vietnamese studies, and the Global Cold War. Drawing on extensive archival research and multilingual sources, his work examines the political, military, and social dimensions of...
Gülce Şafak Özdemir is a political sociologist whose research focuses on migration, inequality, citizenship, recognition, and the experiences of irregular migrants in urban settings. Drawing on qualitative methods, ethnography, and Qualitative Comparative...