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Tag: ASA
Why I endorse the Sociologists for Palestine resolution
The political realities of the moment demand a united effort to compel Israel to stop the unfolding genocide in Gaza, and that's how I evaluate issues like the ASA resolution.
Me in the Chronicle: How Sociology Can Save Itself
The roles of citizen and scholar must ultimately be compatible within the life of an academic.
Jonathan Turner is the new co-editor of Theory and Society and his latest diatribe won’t surprise you at all
Breaking: Great sociologist says activism is ruining the discipline.
Quick update on American Sociological Review’s failure to meet current social science standards
Four complete replication packages for 20 quantitative data analysis articles. Ten of the 20 quantitative papers provide nothing.
American Sociological Association, in absentia but not silent on open science
ASA is fundamentally, strongly, consistently, organizationally, against the crowning achievement of Nelson's work at OSTP: the Nelson Memo.
American Sociological Association section memberships, 2002-2022
Inequality is increasingly at the core of the ASA.
Why I’m leaving the American Sociological Association
Maybe people declining to fund ASA's dysfunction with their membership dues -- while taking our efforts to develop and promote sociology outside the association -- is the best we can do.
The American Sociological Association is collapsing and its organization is a perpetual stagnation machine
I was elected to improve ASA and I failed.
Sociologist, scientist? Toward transparency, accountability, and a sharing culture
Whether or not sociology is science, we should have transparency, accountability, and a sharing culture in our work. This makes our work better, and also maybe increases our legitimacy in public.