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Eleven, Volume 1
1. Time in Loops and Lines: The Social Construction of Time
2. ’What is wrong with me?’: The impact of gender norms on women’s experiences of orgasm within heterosexual sex
3. California’s Support from Incarceration to Higher Education
1. Private or Public: A Comparative Study between Gay Bars in Seoul and Taipei
2. Wo Bu Hui Shuo Zhongwen: Identity as Motivation in Birth Language Reclamation for Chinese Adoptees
3. Racing the Messenger: The Effect of Racial Cues on Blacks’ Political Attitudes
4. Calling the Cops in Oakland: Norm Enforcement, Social Exclusion, and Criminalization in Gentrifying Neighborhoods
- Rearticulated Racism: How The New Right Used Coded Racial Appeals in American National Elections, 1960-1972
- Narrative Memory and Cultural Trauma: Religious Interpretations of 9/11
- “Not the America We Dreamed Of”: Latinx Immigrants in a Trumpian Suburbia
- “A Historic Result”: Populism, Political Culture, and Marine Le Pen in the 2017 French Presidential Election
- Conceptualizing the “Safety Tax” on Women: Examining safety products as a paradoxical form of empowerment
- Blending in and Standing out: The Social Structure of Adolescent Victimization
- One Size Does Not Fit All: Dual-Labor Market and Family Structure Among African Americans in the South, 1880-1920
- El mundo es un pañuelo: The Bandana as a Global Symbol of Resistance
- Women in Male-Dominated Sports: Ice Hockey
- Teeming Shore to Golden Door: A Comparative Analysis of Investment and Demand in Investment Immigration
- “It is like this huge cloud that’s always over me”: Undergraduate Minority Students’ Perceptions of Student Debt
- Classes in Classes: Executive Compensation, Student Debt, and Faculty Composition in the Public University
- Cal Survivors Speak Out!: Examining the Emergence of Student Activism Addressing Sexual Violence at UC Berkeley in Response to the Weberian Model of Bureaucratization
- Access Without Excellence: The Shortcomings of Financial Aid and Its Impacts on Students with Children
- Campus Shared Services: Bureaucratic Inefficiency and the Corporate Restructuring of UC Berkeley
- San Xavier’s Formal and Informal Economy
- Alternative Modernities: Rethinking Africa outside Eurocentric Discourses of Modernization
- Affect and Confederate Symbolism in the Texas High Plains
- Understanding the Recent Cyber Migration in South Korea Through the Lenses of Panopticon and Synopticon
- Ancient Wisdom and Modern Medicine: An Intersectional Assessment of Pain in Childbirth
- South Asian Women’s Organizations: Contesting the Carceral State and Striving for Self-Sufficiency
- Applying Postcolonial Feminist and Symbolic Interactionist Theories to Understand Intimate Partner Violence Against Aboriginal Women in Canada
- Frame Consistency in the Esculachos Movement in Brazil: A Call for Categorization
- “Soldiers” and “Skulls”: Understandings of Addiction and Stigma Among Drug Users and Drinkers
- The Reification of Liberal Democracy
- Co-opting Civil Resistance: The Depoliticization of Mainstream American Hip-Hop
- In Pursuit of the Universal: A Bourdieusian Perspective on the Free Speech Movement
- Negotiating Linguistic Loyalties in a Multicultural Context: Immigrant Parents’ Attitudes Towards Their Children’s Heritage Language Acquisition
- Civic and Political Engagement of Chinese Americans in Ethnic Suburbs
- “Compared To So Many People We Have So Many Advantages”: The Intersection of Class, Gender Ideology, and Motherhood in Determining Women’s Reproductive Attitudes and Decisions
- Global Sociology: Reflections on an Experimental Course
- Reflections on Contemporary Capitalism and Global Sociology
- Taking Global Sociology Global: What is Global Sociology and Do Norwegian Sociologists Really Need It?
- The Wound and the Knife: Five These on Crisis, Demos, and Counter-Terror
- Going Global: A New Global Sociology and Methodology for Transnational Inquiry
- ‘How Can You Say You’re Only One?’: Identity and Community Among Mixed Black High School Students
- The Disappearance of Black San Franciscans: 1970-2010
- Capitalist Development as White Elephant: A Case Study of Argentina’s Yacyretá Hydroelectric Dam
- The Chicana/o Compromise: Parenting Re-Socialization of Immigrant Mexican Families in the Bay Area