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American Sociological Association
Dedicated to advancing sociology as a scientific discipline and profession serving the public good.
About American Sociological Association
The American Sociological Association (ASA), is a non-profit membership association dedicated to advancing sociology as a scientific discipline and profession serving the public good.
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Presence & Recognition
American Sociological Association member Elisabeth S. Clemens (University of Chicago) discussed the history of volunteerism from the early republic to the challenges civic organizations face today.
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Presence & Recognition
American Sociological Association member Michelle Phelps appeared on Right Now with Perry Bacon and The New Republic to discuss the Minneapolis 2020 protests and their roots in organizing efforts.
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Products & Services
American Sociological Association released a toolkit titled How to Include Community-Engaged Scholarship in the Tenure and Promotion Process designed to help support efforts to recognize and reward community-engaged scholarship.
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Research & Knowledge
American Sociological Association published a new collection edited by ASA member Scott B. Martin examining Amazon's role as a key actor in the digitized global economy, titled Unpacking Global Amazon: Labor, Work, and Community in E-Commerce Warehousing and Distribution, published by Elgar.
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Research & Knowledge
American Sociological Association published a free resource on strengthening AI literacy offered by Sage.
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Research & Knowledge
American Sociological Association member Ella Siegrist from Washington University in St. Louis published a piece in The Conversation detailing how rural jails profited from importing prisoners from other counties and states in the early 20th century and how these carceral systems have now turned to immigration detention as a potential revenue stream.
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People
American Sociological Association is looking for editors for the Rose Series in Sociology and the Sociology of Education journals.
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