James M. Jasper
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Getting Your Way: Strategic Dilemmas in the Real World was published by the University of Chicago Press in 2006. You can order a copy from Amazon by clicking here. |
Since 2007 I have taught sociology at
the Graduate Center of the City
University of New York. A long time ago,
I studied economics at Harvard and
sociology at Berkeley, and I've also
taught at Berkeley, Princeton, Columbia,
the New School, and NYU. For fun I do
things like edit the Oxford Studies in
Culture and Politics and sit on the prize
committee of the PROSE awards.
the Graduate Center of the City
University of New York. A long time ago,
I studied economics at Harvard and
sociology at Berkeley, and I've also
taught at Berkeley, Princeton, Columbia,
the New School, and NYU. For fun I do
things like edit the Oxford Studies in
Culture and Politics and sit on the prize
committee of the PROSE awards.
Some Past Talks:
19 February, 2010: "Social
Movements and Human Dignity."
Harvard's Kennedy School of
Government [text]
13 November, 2008: "Emotions
and social movement theory.
Where are we now ?" Ecole
Normale Supérieure, Paris
[text]
17 February, 2008: Keynote at
Conference on Social
Development, Social Movements
and the Marginalized, IGNOU, New
Delhi
[text]
26 October, 2007: "Strategy and
Rhetoric in the Practice of Social
Research," Rutgers University
[text]
9 August, 2007: "Purpose and
Passion in Collective Action,"
keynote at Hofstra conference on
strategy and social movements
[text]
August, 2006: "Political Character
Types," presentation to the ASA
annual meeting, with Michael
Young
[text]
