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CURRICULUM VITAE February 2018 NAME:

ADDRESS: 1101 Grant Street 8112D Building Madison, University of Wisconsin 53711 Madison, Wisconsin 53706

TELEPHONE: (608) 255-6454 (home) (608) 262-2921 (office)

E-mail Address: [email protected]

DATE OF BIRTH: February 9, 1947

BIRTHPLACE: Berkeley,

EDUCATION AND DEGREES: B.A. (Summa Cum Laude) 1968 Social Studies Balliol College, Oxford B.A. (First Class Honors) 1970 History Univ. of Calif., Berkeley Ph.D. 1976

AWARDS AND HONORS: National Science Fair-International, 4th place in biological sciences, 1963 National Science Fair-International, lst place in Mathematics, 1964 National Merit Scholarship, 1964 Woodrow Wilson Scholarship, 1968 (declined) Fulbright Fellowship, 1968 (declined) Henry Fellowship for study in England, 1968 Summa Cum Laude, BA in social studies, Harvard College, 1968 Social Science Research Council Pre-Doctoral Research Training Fellowship, 1969 First Class Honors, BA in history, Balliol College, Oxford, 1970 University of California Chancellor's Science Fellowship, 1971 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, 1972-1975 Kent Fellowship, 1972 (postponed until 1975) German Marshall Fund Fellowship, 1982-1983 University of Wisconsin Romnes Fellowship, 1983 C. Wright Mills Distinguished , 1990 John D. MacArthur Professorship, 1993 Vilas Distinguished Research Professor, 1998 University of Wisconsin Distinguished Teaching Award, 1998 American Sociological Association Distinguished Publications Award, honorable mention, for Class Counts, 1999 Outstanding paper in , for “Working-Class Power, Capitalist-Class Interests, and Class Compromise”, Center for the Study of social Inequality, Cornell University, 2001 President, American Sociological Association, 2011-12 Honorary Doctorate, University of Buenos Aires, November 2015

POSITIONS HELD: 1983- Professor University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Sociology 1987-1988 Visiting Professor University of California – Berkeley, Department of Sociology 1980-1983 Associate Professor University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Sociology 1976-1980 Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Sociology

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BOOKS IN PRINT:

1. Alternatives to (with Robin Hahnel), (London and New York: Verso, 2016) originally published as a New Left Project eBook, 2014, available at: http://www.newleftproject.org/index.php/site/article_comments/alternatives_to_capitalism_proposals_for_a_democratic_economy 2. Understanding Class (London and New York: Verso, 2015) 3. American Society: How it Really Works (with Joel Rogers), New York: W.W. Norton, 2011; second edition 2015 4. Envisioning Real Utopias. London and New York: Verso, 2010. Translations: Korean, Chinese (Taiwan and China), Spanish, Croatian, Greek, German, French, Finish (in preparation). 5. Approaches to Class Analysis, edited by Erik Olin Wright. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005). Translations: Spanish, Turkish, Chinese 6. Deepening Democracy: institutional innovations in empowered participatory governance (with ), London: Verso: 2003. Spanish translation, National University of Colombia Press, 2003. 7. Class Counts: student edition (Cambridge University Press, 2000) 8. Class Counts: Comparative Studies in Class Analysis (Cambridge University Press, 1997). Chinese Translation, 2004 9. Interrogating Inequality (London: Verso, 1994), Spanish translation, 2005 10. Reconstructing : essays on Explanation and the Theory of History (with Elliott Sober and Andrew Levine), Verso, 1992 (Portuguese translation, 1993) 11. The Debate on Classes (London: Verso, 1990) 12. Classes (London: Verso, 1985). Spanish translation, 1994. 13. Class Structure and Income Determination, New York: Academic Press, 1979.

14. Class, Crisis and the State, London: New Left Books, 1978; Verso, P P1979. Translations in Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean. 15. The Politics of Punishment: A Critical Analysis of Prisons in America. New York: Harper and Row and Harper Colophon Books, 1973.

BOOK SERIES EDITOR: Real Utopias Project

Volume 1 Associations and Democracy, by Joshua Cohen and Joel Rogers, with contributions by Paul Q. Hirst, Ellen Immergut, Ira Katznelson, Heinz Klug, Andrew Levine, Jane Mansbridge, ,, Philippe Schmitter, Wolfgang Streeck, Andrew Szasz and Iris Young. Edited and introduced by Erik Olin Wright (London: Verso, 1995)

Volume 2 Equal Shares: making market work, by , with contributions by Richard J. Arneson, Fred Block, Harry Brighouse, , Joshua Cohen, Nancy Folbre , Andrew Levine, Mieke Meurs, Louis Putterman, Joel Rogers, Debra Satz, Julius Sensat, William H. Simon, Frank Thompson, Thomas E. Weisskopf, Erik Olin Wright. Edited and introduced by Erik Olin Wright (London: Verso, 1996)

Volume 3 Recasting Egalitarianism: new rules for equity and accountability in markets, communities and states, by Samuel Bowles and Herbt Gintis, with contributions by Daniel M. Hausman, Erik Olin Wright, Elaine McCrate, Elinor Ostrom, Andrew Levine, Harry Brighouse, David M. Gordon, , John E. Roemer, Karl Ove Moene, Michael Wallerstein, Peter Skott, Steven N. Durlauf, Ugo Pagano, Michael R. Carter, Karla Hoff . Edited and Introduced by Erik Olin Wright (London: Verso, 1999)

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Volume 4 Deepening Democracy: Innovations in empowered participatory governance. by Archon Fung and Erik Olin Wright with contributions by Rebecca Neaera Abers, Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Joshua Cohen, Patrick Heller, Bradley C. Karkkainen, Rebecca S. Krantz, Jane Mansbridge, Joel Rogers, Craig W. Thomas, and T.M. Thomas Isaac (London: Verso, 2003)

Volume 5 Redesigning Distribution: basic income and stakeholder grants as cornerstones of a more egalitarian capitalism, by Bruce Ackerman, Ann Alstott and , with contributions by Barbara Bergmann, Irv Garfinkle, Chien-Chung Huang , Wendy Naidich, Julian LeGrand, , , Stuart White, and Erik Olin Wright (London: Verso, 2005)

Volume 6 Gender Equality: Transforming Family Divisions of Labor, by Janet Gornick and Marcia Meyers, with contributions by Barbara Bergmann, Johanna Brenner, Harry Brighouse, Scott Coltrane, Rosemary Crompton, Myra Marx Ferree, Nancy Folbre, Heidi Hartman, Shireen Hassim, , Vicki Lovell, Cameron MacDonald, Peter McDonald, , Kimberly Morgan, Ann Orloff, Michael Shalev, Erik Olin Wright, Kathrin Zippel. Edited with a Preface by, Erik Olin Wright. (London and New York: Verso, 2009)

REAL UTOPIAS PROJECT: FUTURE VOLUMES IN DEVELOPMENT Legislature by Lot: An Alternative Design for Deliberative Governance, by John Gastil and Erik Olin Wright (in preparation; publication date: Spring, 2019) Democratizing Finance, by Fred Block and Robert Hockett Pathways to a Cooperative Market Economy, by Erik Olin wright and others Democratizing the Corporation, by Isabelle Ferreras

BOOKS IN PRESS OR IN PREPARATION:

1. How to be an Anticapitalist for the 21st Century (expected completion: 2018)

ARTICLES IN PRESS

1. “The Continuing relevance of the Marxist Tradition for transcending capitalism,” TripleC: Communication, Capitalism and Critique (forthcoming). Shorter version of this essay appears in Global Dialogue, Vol. 8: No 1

PRINT:

1. “The Multiple Directions of Social Progress: Ways forward,” (with Nancy Folbre and others), Chapter 21 in Rethinking Society for the 21st Century: Report of the International Panel on Social Progress (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018) 2. “Two approaches to inequality and their normative implications,” Items: insights from the Social sciences. SSRC. July, 2016. http://items.ssrc.org/two-approaches-to-inequality-and-their-normative-implications/ 3. “Is the Precariat a Class?” Global Labor Journal, vo. 7, No 2, pp. 123-135. 2016 4. “Real Utopias and Institutional Transformation,” Justice, Power and Resistance, vol. 1, no 1. 2016 5. “But at least capitalism is free and democratic, right?” in The ABC of Socialism (Jacobin: New York, 2016) 6. “How to Think About (and Win) Socialism. Jacobin (on line). 4.27.16. https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/04/erik-olin- wright-real-utopias-capitalism-socialism/ 7. “Why Class Matters” Jacobin (on line), 12.23.15. https://www.jacobinmag.com/2015/12/socialism-marxism-democracy- inequality-erik-olin-wright/ 8. “How to be an Anticapitalist today,” Jacobin (on line), 12.2.15. https://www.jacobinmag.com/2015/12/erik-olin-wright-real- utopias-anticapitalism-democracy/

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9. “Sociological limitations of the climate change encyclical,” Nature Climate Change. Vol 5. October 2015 10. “Eroding Capitalism: A Comment on Stuart White's ‘Basic Capital in the Egalitarian Toolkit”, Journal of Applied . November 2015, Volume 32, issue 4, pp. 432-439 11. “Class and Inequality in Piketty,” Contexts. 2015. Vol. 14. No 1. pp. 58-61. 12. “Real Utopias and the University” in Social Justice and the University: Globalization, Human Rights, and the Future of Democracy, Edited by Jon Shefner, Harry F. Dahms, Robert Emmet Jones, and Asafa Jalata (Palgrave, 2014), pp. 333-339 13. “Transforming Capitalism through Real Utopias” American Sociological Review, February, 2013, pp. 1-26 14. “Class Struggle and Class Compromise in the Era of Stagnation and Crisis,” Transform!: European journal for alternative thinking and political dialogue, 11/2012, pp. 22-44 15. “Taking the social in socialism seriously”, Socio-economic Review, 2012. 10:286-402 16. “Real Utopias in and Beyond Capitalism: taking the social in socialism seriously”, Nicos Poulantzas Institute, Athens, Greece: Nissos, 2012) 17. “Reply to Comments on Envisioning Real Utopias,” Symposium on Envisioning Real Utopias, New Political Science, Volume 34, No 3, September 2012, pp. 399-407 18. “Les Manifestations du Wisconsin,” (with Joao Peschanski), Contre-temps, 11:3, September, 2011, pp. 85-96 19. “Real Utopias,” Contexts, Spring, 2011 20. "In defense of Genderlessness", in Axel Grosseries and Yannick Vanderborght (eds), Arguing about justice: essays for Philippe van Parijs (Presses Universitaires de Louvain, 2011), pp. 403-413) 21. “The Triadic Model of Society in Somers’ Genealogies of Citizenship,” Socieo-economic Review (2011) 9:405-481 (Also published in Trajectories vol. 22, No 2, Spring, pp. 8-18 22. “Wege zu einem Sozialismus gesellschaftlicher Handlungsfähigkeit”, Das Argument, 291/2011, pp. 202-208 23. “Understanding Class”, New Left Review, November/December 2009, pp. 101-116 24. “Logics of Class Analysis”, chapter 11 in : how does it work?, edited by and Dalton Conley (New York: , 2008) 25. “Strong Gender Egalitarianism”, with Harry Brighhouse, Politics & Society, September 2008 26. “Sociologists and Economists on ‘The Commons’”, in Pranhab Bardhan and Isha Ray (eds) The Contested Commons (Blackwell Publishers: 2008) 27. “Guidelines for Envisioning Real Utopias”, Soundings: a journal of politics and culture, 36: summer 2007, pp. 26-39 28. “Compass Points: Towards a Socialist Alternative,” New Left Review, November 2006 29. “Falling into Marxism, Choosing to Stay”, in The Disobedient Generation, edited by Alan Sica and Stephen Turner (University of Press, 2005) 30. “Beneficial Constraints: Beneficial for Whom?”, Socio-economic Review 2004, 2 (407-414). Translated into Portuguese as “Resticoes beficas: beneficas para quem?” Tempo Social, 2004 16:2 31. “Interrogating the Treadmill of production: some questions I still want to know about and am not afraid to ask,” Organization & Environment, 17:3, September 2004, pp. 317-322 32. “Patterns of Job Expansion and Contraction in the , 1960s-1990s”, (with Rachel Dwyer) Socioeconomic Review, 2003, 1: 289-325 33. “The Shadow of Exploitation in ’s Class Analysis,” American Sociological Review, December 2002 34. “Sociological Marxism”, (with Michael Burawoy), Handbook of Sociological Theory (ed by J. Turner, Plenum Press, 2001) 35. “Complex Egalitarianism”, with Harry Brighouse, Historical Materialism vol 10:1 (2002), pp. 193-222

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36. “Foundations of Class Analysis” in Reconfiguring Class, edited by Janeen Baxter and Mark Western ( Press, 2001), pp. 14-27 37. “A Conceptual Menu for Studying the Interaction of Class and Gender” in Reconfigurations of Class and Gender, edited by Janeen Baxter and Mark Western (Stanford University Press, 2001), pp. 28-28 38. “Deepening Democracy: innovations in Empowered Participatory Governance” (with Archon Fung), Politics & Society, vol.29:1, March 2001, pp.5-42 39. “The American Jobs Machine: patterns of job growth in the 1960s and the 1990s” Boston Review, 25:6, December 2000 40. “Testing the Glass Ceiling: a reply to critics”, (with Janeen Baxter), Gender and Society 14:6, pp. 814-21. December 2000 41. “Class, Exploitation and Economic Rents: reflections on Sorenson’s ‘Towards a Sounder Basis for Class Analysis”, American Journal of Sociology, Vol 105: 6 (May 2000), pp. 1559-71 42. “Metatheoretical Foundations of Charles Tilly’s, Durable Inequality”, Social Science History, 2000 43. “Real Utopian Proposals for reducing Income and wealth Inequality,” Contemporary Sociology, January 2000 44. “Working-Class Power, Capitalist-Class Interests and Class Compromise,” American Journal of Sociology, Volume 105, Number 4 (January 2000): 957-1002 45. “Testing the Glass Ceiling Hypothesis: a comparative study of Sweden, The United States, Norway and ” (with Janeen Baxter), Gender & Society, 14:2, pp. 275-94, April 2000 46. “Class Compromise in a Globalizing Capitalism”, in Nico Wilterdink (ed), Globalization and the New World Order (2000) 47. Reflexiones Sobre Socialismo, Capitalismo y Marxismo (Palma de Mallorca: Collecio Contextos, 1997, 65 pp) and “Reflections on Marxism, Capitalism, and Socialism”, Imprints: a journal of analytical socialism, vol 2. No. 2, October, 1997 pp.100-122 (a shortened translated version). 48. “Rethinking, Once Again, the Concept of Class Structure”, in John Hall, (ed) Reworking Class (Cornell University Press, 1997) 49. “Marxism After Communism”, in Stephen P. Turner (ed), Social Theory & Sociology (Oxford: Blackwell, 1996) 50. “Equality, Community, and Efficient Redistribution”, Politics & Society, December, 1996 51. “The continuing Importance of Class Analysis,” Theory & Society, December, 1996 52. “The Gender Gap in Authority: a comparative analysis of the United States, Canada, The , Sweden, Norway and Japan” (with Janeen Baxter) The American Sociological Review, June, 1995 53. “Coupon Socialism and Socialist Values,” New Left Review #210, March/April, 1995, pp.153-160 54. The Class Analysis of Poverty,” International Journal of Health Services, vol. 25:1, 1995, pp.85-100. Debate in this journal over this paper: Tony Novak, “The Class Analysis of Poverty -- a Response to Erik Olin Wright” Erik Olin Wright “Reply to Novak,” International Journal of Health Services, Vol.26: No.2, 1996 Robert Chernomas and Ardeshit Sepehri, “The Class Analysis of Poverty: is the underclass living off the socially available surplus?”, International Journal of Health Services (1997) Erik Olin Wright, “Who Pays for the State?: a reply to Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir Sepehri, “Is the underclass living off the socially available surplus?” International Journal of Health Services (1997) 55. “Political Power, Democracy and Coupon Socialism”, Politics and Society, December, 1994 56. “The Permeability of Class Boundaries to Intergenerational Mobility: a comparative study of the United States, Canada, Norway and Sweden”, American Sociological review, June 1994 (with Mark Western) 57. “Class Analysis, History and Emancipation” New Left Review, No. 202, November-December, 1993. Reprinted in The Sociology of Politics, edited by William Outhwaite and Luke Martell, (Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishers, 1996)

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58. “Historical Materialism: Theory and Methodology,” (with Elliott Sober and Andrew Levine), Science & Society, (Spring, 1994) vol.50:1, pp.53-60 59. “Explanation and Emancipation in Marxism and Feminism”, Sociological Theory, March 1993 60. “Class and Politics”, Oxford Companion on Politics (1993) 61. “Typologies, Scales and Class Analysis: a comment on Halaby and Weakliem's `Ownership and Authority in the Earnings Function'” American Sociological Review, 58:1 (February): 31-34 62. “Ideology and State Employment: a comparative analysis of the United States and Sweden”, (with Donmoon Cho) Politics & Society, June 1992 63. “The Noneffects of Class on the sexual division of labor in the home: a comparative analysis of Sweden and the United States”, (with Karen Shire, Shu-Ling Huang, Maureen Dolan and Janeen Baxter) Gender & Society, June 1992 64. “The Permeability of Class Boundaries to Friendships: a comparative analysis of the United States, Canada, Sweden and Norway” (with Donmoon Cho) American Sociological Review, February, 1992 65. “Falling into Marxism; Choosing to Stay,” Mid-America Review of Sociology, 1991 66. “Coercion and Consent in Contested Exchange”, (with Michael Burawoy), Politics & Society, June, 1990 67. “What is ?”, Socialist Review, 89/4, December, 1989 68. “The Comparative Project on Class Structure and Class Consciousness: an Overview,” Acta Sociologica, Spring, 1989 69. “Marxism as Science”, Berkeley Journal of Sociology, 1989 70. “Class Structure and Class Formation” (with Carolyn Howe and Donmoon Cho), in Melvin Kohn (ed), Comparative Sociology, (Beverly Hills: Sage ASA Presidental Volume), 1989 71. “The Fall and Rise of the Petty Bourgeoisie” (with George Steinmetz), The American J. of Sociology, March 1989 72. “Women in the Class Structure”, Politics & Society, March, 1989 73. “Exploitation, Identity and Class Structure: a reply to critics”, Critical Sociology, Summer 1988 74. “Temporality and Class Analysis: a comparative analysis of Class Structure, Class Trajectory amd Class Consciousness in Sweden and the United States,” (with Kwang-Yeong Sin), Sociological Theory, Spring, 1988 75. “Reflections on Classes”, Berkeley Journal of Sociology, 1987 76. “The Transformation of the American Class Structure, 1960-1980" (with Bill Martin), American Journal of Sociology, July 1987 77. “Inequality,” in The New Palgrave, ed. by John Eatwell (London: Macmillan, 1987) 78. “Marxism and Methodological Individualism,” (with Elliott Sober and Andrew Levine), New Left Review, #162, 1987 79. “Why Something like Socialism is necessary for the transition to something like Communism (Theory and Society, 1986) 80. “A General Framework for the Analysis of Class Structure” Politics & Society, 1985. (reprinted in Foundations of Analytical Marxism, ed. by John Roemer, Edward Elgar Publishing, Ltd) 81. “What is Middle about the Middle Class,” in John Roemer (ed.), Analytical Marxism (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985). also translated into German in the journal Prolka, and into Spanish in the journal Zona Arbierta 82. “What is 'neo' and what is 'Marxist' in Neo-Marxist Class Analysis?” in J. Goldthorpe and H. Strasser (eds), Die Analyse der Sozialen Ungleichheit: Kontinuitat, Erneuerung, Innovation (Opladen-Wiesbaden: Westduetscher Verlag, 1985) 83. “Class Structure in Sweden and the United States: a comparison” (with Goran Ahrne), Acta Sociologica, November, 1983. 84. “Gidden's Critique of Marx” New Left Review, #l39, 1983. Spanish translation in Zona Arbieto\ (1984). 85. “Capitalism's Future: a reconceptualization of the problem of post-capitalist modes of production,” Socialist Review, #69, 1983.

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86. “The American Class Structure,” with David Hachen, Joey Sprague and Cynthia Costello, American Sociological Review, Dec. 1982. Russian translation (1985). 87. “The Status of the Political in the Concept of Class Structure,” Politics & Society, l0:3, 1982. 88. “Proletarianization in Contemporary Capitalism” (with Joachim Singelmann), American Journal of Sociology\, supplement to Vol. 83, 1982. 89. “Reconsiderations” (an extended reply to critics of item #l4 above), in The Value Controversy (London: New Left Books, 198l), pp. l30-l62. 90. “Rationality and Class Struggle” (with Andrew Levine), New Left Review, No. l23, 1980. 91. “Class and Occupation” (a substantial revision of “Class Structure, Occupations and Organization,” above), Theory and Society, Vol. 9:l, 1980. 92. “Varieties of Marxist Conceptions of Class Structure,” Politics & Society, Vol. 9:3, 1980. 93. “Class Structure, Occupations and Organization,” in The International Yearbook of Organizational Studies, Vol. I, 1979 (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul). 94. “The Labor Theory of Value and Social Research,” New Left Review, No. ll6, July, 1979. Reprinted in The Value Controversy, by Ian Steedman, et. al. (London: New Left Books, 198l). 95. “Race, Class and Income Inequality,” American Journal of Sociology, May, 1978. Reprinted in Giddens and Held, Classes, Power and Conflict (1982). 96. “Intellectuals and the Working Class,” The Insurgent Sociologist, summer, 1978, slightly condensed as “Intellectuals and the Class Structure of Capitalist Societies,” in Between Labor and Capital, ed. by Pat Walker, Boston: South End Press, 1978. Reprinted in Quinney, Capitalist Society (Dorsey Press, 1979). Translated into Spanish in En Teoria, No. 2, 1979. 97. “Marxist Class Categories and Income Inequality,” (with Luca Perrone) American Sociological Review, Volume 42, No. l, February, 1977. 98. “Class Boundaries in Advanced Capitalist Society,” New Left Review, #98, July-August (1976). Translated into Swedish, published in Zenit (1978). Reprinted in Giddens and Held (ed.), Classes, Power and Conflict (1982) 99. “Modes of Class Struggle and the Capitalist State,” (with Roger Friedland and Gosta Anderson). Kapitalistate, no. 4 (1976). Reprinted in Quinney, Capitalist Society (The Dorsey Press, 1979). 100. “Alternative Perspectives in the Marxist Theory of Accumulation and Crisis, The Insurgent Sociologist, Fall (1975), reprinted in The Subtle Analysis of Capitalism, ed. by Jesse Schwartz, Goodyear Publishers, 1977. Translated into Portuguese. 101. “Classi Sociali, Scuola, Occupazione e Reddito in U.S.A.: Una Analisi Quantitativa Sulle Diseguaglianze Sociali in Una Societa Post-Industriale” (with Luca Perrone) Quaderni di Sociologia, Vol. XXIV: No. l-2 (1975). 102. “Recent Developments in the Marxist Theory of the State,” (with David Gold and Clarence Lo) Monthly Review, September and October, 1975. Translated into Spanish, German, Greek. Reprinted in anthologies in Mexico and Australia. 103. “To Control or to Smash Bureaucracy: Weber and Lenin on Politics, the State and Bureaucracy,” Berkeley Journal of Sociology, Vol. XIX pp. 69-108, (1974). 104. “Lo Stato Nella Teoria Funzionalista e Marxista-Strutturalista,” with Luca Perrone, Studi di Sociologia, Vol. XI (1973), pp. 365-424. (“The Functionalist and Structuralist Marxist Theories of the State”). 105. “A Study of Student Leaves of Absence,” The Journal of Higher Education, Vol. XLIV, no. 3 (1973). 106. “Analysis of the Total Number of Twists Resulting from Cutting Any Order Moebius Band With Any Number of Cuts,” Transactions of the Academy of Sciences, Vol. 67, no. 2 (1964). 107. “Response to Auditory Stimulus in the Developing Rat,” Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Sciences, 66:2 (1963).

MINOR ARTICLES AND BOOK REVIEWS

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1. “Rethinking the Ruling Class” (Review Essay of Goran Therborn's book, What Does the Ruling Class Do When It Rules?), Contemporary Sociology, Vol. 9:l, 1980. 2. “Review of Rainwater and Coleman, Social Standing in America,” American Journal of Sociology, 1980. 3. “Reply to Keyfitz,” Contemporary Sociology. 4. “Is Marxism Really Functionalist, Teleological and Class Reductionist?” American Journal of Sociology, Sept. 1983. 5. “Positional Power, Strikes and Wages: Postscript,” American Sociological Review, June, 1984, pp. 42l-426. 6. “Review of Tom Bottomore, A Dictionary of Marxist Thought,” Contemporary Sociology, 1986. 7. “The Intellectual Saga of Althusserian Marxism: a review essay of The Rise and Fall of Structural Marxism by Ted Benton,” Contemporary Sociology, 1986 8. “Towards a Post-Marxist Radical Theory”, Contemporary Sociology, November, 1987. 10. “Reply to Linder and Houghton”, American Journal of Sociology 96:3, November 1990 11. “Reply to Critics” (with Elliott Sober and Andrew Levine), Symposium on Reconstructing Marxism, South African Review of Sociology, Summer, 1993 12. “Coupon Socialism and Socialist Values,” New Left Review #210, March/April, 1995, pp.153-160 13. “Review of Peter Evans, Embedded Autonomy,” Contemporary Sociology, March 1996 14. “Reply to Novak,” International Journal of Health Services, Vol.26: No.2, 1996 (reply to critique of article #53 above) 15. “Who Pays for the State?: a reply to Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir Sepehri, 'Is the underclass living off the socially available surplus?'” International Journal of Health Services Vol. 27: No 2, 1997 16. “Introductory comments to ‘Alternative Perspectives in Marxist Theory of Accumulation and Crisis” (introducing the reprinting of this paper, originally published in 1976), in Rhonda Levine (ed), Enriching the Sociological Imagination: how radical sociology changed the discipline (Brill: 2004) 17. “Social Class”, Encyclopedia of Sociological Theory (edited by George Ritzer), Sage, 2005 18. “Classe Sociale,” in Massimo Borlandi, Raymond Boudon, Mohamed Cherkaoui, and Bernard Valade (editors) Dictionaire de la pensee sociologique, (Parisd: PUF, 2005) pp.95-98 19. “Review of The Moral Significance of Class, by Andrew Sayer,” American Journal of Sociology, pp. 1557-1560, 2007

PUBLISHED SYMPOSIA AND DEBATES

1. Discussion Forum on Erik Olin Wright’s Envisioning Real Utopias, Socio-economic Review, 2012. 10: 369-402 Marion Fourcase, “The socialization of capitalism or the neoliberalization of socialism?”, pp. 369-75 Dylan Riley, Neo-Tocquevillian Marxism: Erik Olin Wright’s Real Utopias” pp. 375-81 Cihuan Tugal, “Intermittent revolution: the road to a hybrid socialism”, pp. 382-6 Erik Olin Wright, “Taking the social in socialism seriously”, p. 286-402 2. Engaging Emancipatory Social Science and Social Theory: a Symposium on Erik Olin Wright’s Envisioning Real Utopias,” edited by Thad Williamson, New Political science, Vol. 34:2, August, 2012. Thad Williamson, “Emancipatory Politics, Emancipatory Political Science” Craig Borowiak, “Scaling Up Utopias: E.O. Wright and the Search for Economic Alternatives” J.S. Maloy, “Real Utopias in a Gilder Age: the case of American Populism” Gar Alperowitz, et. Al., “Building Real Utopias: the emerging project of evolutionary reconstruction.” Erik Olin Wright, “Reply to Comments on Envisioning Real Utopias”

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3. The Class Analysis of Poverty,” International Journal of Health Services, vol. 25:1, 1995, pp.85-100. Debate over this paper: Tony Novak, “The Class Analysis of Poverty -- a Response to Erik Olin Wright” Erik Olin Wright “Reply to Novak,” International Journal of Health Services, Vol.26: No.2, 1996 Robert Chernomas and Ardeshit Sepehri, “The Class Analysis of Poverty: is the underclass living off the socially available surplus?”, International Journal of Health Services (1997) Erik Olin Wright, “Who Pays for the State?: a reply to Robert Chernomas and Ardeshir Sepehri, “Is the underclass living off the socially available surplus?” International Journal of Health Services (1997)

Published Extended Interviews

“Des utopies possibles aux utopies réelles. Entretien avec Erik Olin Wright”, interview by Vincent Farnea and Laurent Jeanpierre, Traces, May, 2013

“Analytical Marxism and Real Utopias: an interview with Erik Olin Wright” Interview in La Vie Des Idees, November 2012. http://www.booksandideas.net/Analytic-Marxism-and-Real-Utopias.html?lang=fr

“La clase sigue siendo uno de las divisions centrales en las sociedades capitalistas contemporáneas. Entrevista” www.sinpermiso.iinfo, 28 septiembre 2008

"Entrevista: Erik Olin Wright e Michael Burawoy" by Ruy Braga e Alvaro Bianchi (Portuguese) in CULT #122, 2008

“Razgovor s Erikom Olinom Wrightom” Diskrepancija (Zagreb) vol V, no 9. 2004

Interview by Mark Kirby, Social Science Teacher published on the web at: HUhttp://www.theglobalsite.ac.uk/press/105wright.htmUH

“Reflections on Marxism, Capitalism, and Socialism”, Imprints: a journal of analytical socialism, vol 2. No. 2, October, 1997 pp.100-122

MAJOR GRANTS

* l. National Science Foundation, 1979-1982, $330,000P P “Dimensions of Social Inequality in Western Societies” * P PAdditional grants by collaborators in this project in other countries have been obtained in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Canada, Britain, New Zealand, Australia, West Germany, Japan, Hungary, the USSR, Spain, Portugal, Taiwan, South Korea, Switzerland. The total funding for all projects combined is approximately $2.8 million. 2. National Science Foundation, 1982-1985, $195,000 “Social Structure and Class Consciousness in Contemporary Industrial Societies” 3. German Marshall Fund Fellowship, 1982-1983, $34,000 4. National Science Foundation, 1984-1986, $99,000 “Archiving cross-national survey on class structure and class consciousness” 5. National Science Foundation, Renewal of grant #3, 1985-1987, $104,000 6. National Science Foundation, 1989-91, $50,000 “Comparative Project on Class Structure and Class Consciousness, United States and the USSR” 7. MacArthur Foundation, 1990-1992, $140,000 “Comparative Project on Class Structure and Class Consciousness, United States and the USSR” 8. Spencer Foundation, 1990-1992, $206,000 (two grants) “Comparative Project on Class Structure and Class Consciousness, United States and the USSR” 9. National Science Foundation, 1992-1994, $97,000 “Class and Class Consciousness in the USA and Russia”

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10. MacArthur Foundation, Economic Equality and efficiency network, grants for Real Utopias Project 2000, $15,000 2003-5, $40,000 11. MacArthur Foundation, Economic Equality and efficiency network, “Changing patterns of job expansions: a comparative analysis of the United States and Europe, 1950-2000".2003-2004 $25,000

PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS:

“The Relationship of Authority Structures to Race and Sex Discrimination” Pacific Sociological Association Meetings, March 1974.

“Structural Class Position and Income Inequality,” American Sociological Association Meetings, August, 1975.

“Modes of Class Struggle and the Capitalist State” (with Gosta Anderson and Roger Friedland), American Political Science Association Meetings, September, 1976.

“Class Structure, Occupations and Organizations,” American Sociological Association Meetings, September, 1978.

“Proletarianization in Advanced Capitalist Societies” (with Joachim Singelmann), American Sociological Association, 1978.

“Capitalism's Futures” Conference on “The Theory of the State in Contemporary Capitalism,” Puebla University, Puebla, Mexico, October, 1979 Conference on “New Developments in the Theory of the State”, University of Toronto, December, 1979

“Reply to Critics,” featured session “Authors meet the Critics,” American Sociological Association meetings, Sept. 1982.

“What is Neo and What is Marxist in Neo-Marxist Class Analysis”, Marx Centenary Conference, , France, December,1983.

“States and Classes in Recent Radical Theory” American Sociological Association, 1986

“Class Structure and Class Formation: a comparison of Sweden and the United States”, American Sociological Association, 1987

“Explanation and Emancipation in Marxism and feminism”, American Sociological Association annual meetings, August, 1990

“The Permeability of Class Boundaries”, VIth International Conference of the Comparative Class Analysis Project, Granada, Spain, July, 1991 “Reconstructing Class Analysis”, Keynote Address, Association for Sociology in South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa, June, 1992

“Marxism After Communism”, American Sociological Association Meeting, August, 1992

“Reconstructing Marxism”, Keynote Address, Conference of Portugese Philosophers, Coimbra, Portugal, March, 1993

“Confirmations, Surprises and Reconstructions” Analytical Marxism Conference, University College, London, September 1995

“Workers Power, Capitalist Interests” and “Beneficial Constraints: Beneficial for whom”, Society for the Advancement of Socio-economics , annual meeting, Vienna, July 1998

“Author meets the critics session on Class Counts” , Society for the Advancement of Socio-economics , annual meeting, Vienna, July 1998

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“Author meets the critics: discussion of Class Counts”, American Sociological Association, 1998 “Author meets the Critics: discussion of Peter Evans, Embedded Autonomy” American Sociological Association, 1998

“Author meets the critics: discussion of Charles Tilly, Durable Inequality” Social Science History Association Annual meeting, November 1998

“The American Jobs Machine,” Society for the Study of Socio-Economics, Annual Meeting, Madison, July, 1999

“Foundations of Class Analysis,” American Sociological Association, Chicago, August 1999

“The American Jobs Machine,” Analytical Marxism Annual Meeting, Oxford University, September 1999

“Sociological Marxism”, Analytical Marxism Annual Meeting, NYU, September 2000

“The American Jobs Machine,” MacArthur Network on Inequality and Economic Performance, MIT, October 2000

“Patterns of Job Growth in the United States, 1960-2000" Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, June 2001

“A Framework for Understanding Empowered Participatory Governance”, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. August, 2002

“Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously,” Annual Conference of SASE, Washington, D.C. July 2004

“Envisioning Real Utopias,” American Sociological Association, August 2004

“Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously,” Analytical Marxism Conference, New York, September 2004

‘Reflections on Biography and Social Theory,” American Sociological Association annual meetings, Montreal, August 2006

“Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously,” ASA Meeting, August 2007

‘Three Logics of Job Creation in Capitalist Economies,” Plenary session, American Sociological Association, August 2008

“Gender Equality: transforming gender divisions of labor,” Eastern Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, March 2009

“From Paradigm Battles to Pragmatist Realism: towards and Integrated Class Analysis,” the Comprehending Class Conference, University of Johannesburg, South Africa, June, 2009

“Envisioning Real Utopias” and “Overcoming exclusion or overcoming inequality?” International Sociological Association, Gothenburg, Sweden, July, 2010

“Comment on Peggy Somers, Genealogies of Citizenship”, author meets the critics session, American Sociological Association meetings, August, 2010

“A sociology of Real Utopias,” International Sociological Association, Yokohama, Japan, July 2014

“Real Utopias”, Conference Celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Founding of New Harmony, November 2014

“A Framework for Emancipatory social science,” Beyond Positivism Conference, Montreal, August 2017

“Real Utopias as a Pathway to an Alternative Future”. Keynote address, Earth Systems Governance Conference, October 2017

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INVITED LECTURES:

“Class Structure and Income Inequality” , Department of Sociology, December, 1976 Institute for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, Vienna, Austria, December, 1976 Norges Almenvitenskapelige Forskningsrad, Oslo, Norway, January, 1977

“Class Structure of Advanced Capitalist Societies” Brandeis University, Department of Sociology, December, 1976

“Class Structure and Class Struggle” University of Chicago, Department of Political Science, April, 1977

“The Causal Logic Within Marxist Theories of the State” Department of Sociology, University of Michigan, October, 1977

“Multivariate Marxism” Department of Sociology, , February 6, 1978

“What is 'Middle' about the 'Middle Class'” Department of Sociology, Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada), March 3, 1978

“Proletarianization and Transformation of Industrial Sectors in the American Economy” Sociology Department, SUNY-Binghamton, May 1978

“The Relevance of the Labor Theory of Value to Marxist Empirical Research” Conference of Value and the Theory of Crisis, sponsored by the Cambridge Journal of Economics and the New Left Review, London, England, November 3-5, 1978

“Transformations of Class Relations in Contemporary American Society” Department of Sociology, University of Essex, Essex, England, November 9, 1978 Department of Sociology, University of Kent, November, 1978 Department of Sociology, Norwich University, November, 1978

“Current Debates Over the Concept of Class” Department of Sociology, University of Kent, November, 1978

“Strategies for the Study of Class Structures” Department of Sociology, Uppsala University, November 1978

“Transformations of Class Relations in Contemporary American Society” Department of Sociology, University of Oslo, November, 1978

“On the Logic of Studying Income Determination” and “What is 'Middle' about the Middle Classes?” Department of Sociology, University of Winnipeg, January l6, 1979

“What is 'Middle' About the 'Middle Class'” University Lecture sponsored by the Department of Sociology, University of Chicago, February l6, 1979. Broadcast on National Public Radio series “From the Midway.”

“The Theory of Class Relations and the Transformation of Class Structures”

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Department of Sociology, Duke University, March, 1979

“The Transformation of the United States Class Structure” Conference on Social Science and Philosophy, Inter-University Center,Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, April, 1979 Free , April, 1979 European Consortium on Political Research Conference on “Industry and Authority,” , April, 1979 Department of Socersity of Milan, Italy, April, 1979 Department of Sociology, University of Turin, April, 1979 Department of Sociology, Harvard University, May, 1979 Department of Sociology, University of Utah, May, 1979

“The Logic of Determination in Marxist Theory,” “Transformations of the U.S. Class Structure” and “Class Structure and Income Determination” Department of Sociology, University of California - Santa Barbara, June 1979

“Theories of the State in Contemporary Marxism” Institute of Sociology, University of Costa Rica, San Jose, August, 1979

“Capitalism's Futures” Conference on “The Theory of the State in Contemporary Capitalism,” Puebla University, Puebla, Mexico, October, 1979 Conference on “New Developments in the Theory of the State”, University of Toronto, December, 1979

“Dynamics of Change in the American Class Structure,” Department of Sociology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, February, 1980

“Are Interests Objective?” Department of Political Science, University of Washington, Seattle, February 1981

“Class and Patriarchy” Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley, February 1981

“Problems of Class Analysis” (three week lecture series) Lund University, Sweden, May, 1981

“The American Class Structure: New perspectives and New Data” Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, April, 1981 Research Colloquium, Norweigan Sociological Associaiton, Gol, Norway, May, 1981

“Reply to Critics”, featured session, “Authors meet the Critics”, American Sociological Association Meetings, September, 1982.

“Agency and Interests in Class Analysis”, Conference on Class Formation, Maison de Sciences de l'Homme, Paris, September 1982

“Class Structure and Class Consciousness in Sweden and the United States”, Dept. of Political Science, University of Chicago, February, 1983.

“Comparative research on class structure”, King's College, Cambridge University, England, May, 1983 Conference of European Studies, Washington D.C., October 1983

“Rethinking the Middle Classes”, paper presented at conference on Analytical Marxism, University College, London, September, 1983

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“A General Framework for the Analysis of Classes”, Center for European Studies, Harvard University, October 1983 Sociology Department, University of Arizona, November 1983 Sociology Department, University of Michigan, February 1984

“Problems of Contemporary Marxist Class Analysis”, a series of four lectures, University of Puerto Rico, March, 1984

“Rethinking Once Again the Marxist Theory of Class”: Hungarian Sociological Assoc. Lecture, Budapest, Sept 1984 University College, London, September 1984 University of Oslo, September, 1984 University of Toronoto, January, 1986

“Class Structure and Class Consciousness” University of Copenhagen, April 1985 University of Amsterdam, April 1985 Krakow University, Poland, April 1985 Sociology Institute, Ac. of Sciences, Warsaw, April 1985 Helsinki University, April, 1985

“Individuals and Families in the Class Structure, Sociology Department, Harvard University, May, 1986

“The Problem of the Middle Classes in Marxist Theory” Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, June, 1986

“Problems of Contemporary Class Analysis” Lectures series at Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China, May, 1988 Shanghai Academy of Sciences, May, 1988

“Rethinking of the concept of Class Structure” Conference on “bringing Classes Back In, , April, 1989

“What is Analytical Marxism?” Invited Keynote Talk, Brazilian Sociological Association Meetings, Rio di Janeiro, June, 1989

“Rethinking the Concept of Class Structure” Conference on “Marxism in the New Global Economy”, Soeul, South Korea, November 1989

“Problems of Contemporary Marxist Class Analysis” Series of ten lectures, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, Vienna, Austria, May, 1990

“Reconstructing Marxism” Clark University, October, 1991 Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, November 1991 Louisiana State University, March, 1991

“Falling into Marxism; Choosing to Stay” University of Kansas, April 1991

“Class Alliance and Class Formation”, “Explanation and Emancipation in Marxism and Feminism”, “Rethinking Class Analysis” University of Capetown, Capetown South Africa, June, 1992 University of Witwaterstrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, June, 1992 University of Natal, Durban, South Africa, June, 1992

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University of Durban-Westville, Durban South Africa, June, 1992

“Class Analysis and Explanation” Conference on Rethinking Marxism, University of Massachusetts, November, 1992

“Current Problems of Class Analysis” University of Madrid, March, 1993 University of Lisbon, March, 1993 University of Coimbra, Portugal, March, 1993

“The Status of Class Analysis in a Reconstructed Marxism” Conference of “Wither Marxism?”, University of California-Riverside, April, 1993

“Marxism After Communism” Analytical Marxism Conference, University College, London, September, 1993

“Problems in Class Analysis” (Three lectures) Fondacion Argentaria, Madrid Spain, October, 1994

“Class Analysis, Exploitation and the Shmoo” Department of Sociology, University of Michigan, November 1994 Department of Sociology, University of Haiwaii, December 1994

“Class Analysis, Exploitation and the Shmoo” and “Marxist and Weberian Approaches to Class” Department of Sociology, University of Haiwaii, December 1994 Department of Sociology, Shing-hua University, Taiwan, December 1994 Department of Sociology, Taiwan National University, Taiwan, December 1994

“Capitalism, Exploitation, and the Shmoo” University of Michigan, Department of Sociology, October 1994 Haverford College, March, 1995 UCLA, May, 1995 University of California, Davis, May, 1995 University of California, Riverside, May, 1995

“Class Formation in Globalizing Capitalism” Program in Economics and Philosophy, University of Louvain-le-Neuve, , November 1996 Conference on “Globalization and the New Inequality,” University of Utrecht, Netherlands, November 1996

“Class Formation in Globalizing Capitalism” Program in Economics and Philosophy, University of Louvain-le-Neuve, Belgium, Nov. 1996 Conference on “Globalization and the New Inequality,” University of Utrecht, Netherlands, November 1996

“Workers Power and Capitalist Interests: rethinking the concept of Class Compromise” Department of Scoiology, University of Coimbra, Portugal, March, 1997 Department of Sociology, University of Barcelona, March, 1997 Juan March Institute, Madrid, March, 1997 CREPRAMAP, Paris, March, 1997

Four lectures on Problems in Class Analysis Department of Scoiology, University of Salamanca, Spain, March, 1997

“Class, Exploitation and the Shmoo”

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Ecole Normal Superieur, Paris, March 1997

“A Conceptual Menu for the Study of Class and Gender” and “The Changing Contexts of Class Analysis” Australian National University, July, 1997

“Class, Exploitation and the Shmoo” University of Adelaide, July 1997 University of Western Australia, July 1997 University of Brisbane, July 1997

“Rethinking Class Compromise” Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia, July, 1997 University of , July 1997 “Reconstructing Marxism” Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia, July, 1997

Lectures on the foundations of Class Analysis, University of Barcelona, December 1997 “The Simple Foundations of Class Analysis” “Adding complexities (without losing the forest in the trees)” “A Conceptual Menu for the study of Class and Gender” “Workers Power, Capitalist Interests”

Four Lectures ob Class Analysis, University of Rio Grande do Sol, Porto Alegre, , June, 1998

Class, Exploitation and the Shmoo Yale University, Februarsy 1999 Reed College, March 1999 Portland State University, March, 1999 Oberlin College, April 1999 Earlham College, April, 1999 University of Akureyri, Iceland, May, 1999 University of Iceland, Reykjiavik, June 1999 University of South Carolina, April, 2000

Rethinking Class Compromise University of Colorado, Boulder, March, 1999 A Smorgasbord of Tasty Methodological Tidbits University of Akureyri, Iceland, May, 1999

“The American Jobs Machine,” Society for the Study of Socio-Economics, Annual Meeting, Madison, July, 1999

“Foundations of Class Analysis: a Marxist Perspective,” Thematic Panel, American Sociological Association, August 1999

“The American Jobs Machine”, Analytical Marxism Conference, Oxford University, September 1999

“Foundations of Class Analysis: none lectures” University of California, Berkeley, February 2000

“Experiments in Deliberative Democracy” and “Envisioning Real Utopias” International Conference on Democratic Decentralization, Trivandrum, India May 2000

“Rethinking Class Compromise” Center for Development Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala, India, June 2000

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“Class, Exploitation and the Shmoo” “Alternative Class Analyses: Bourdieu, Goldthorpe, Wright” Department of Sociology Oslo University, Norway October 2000

“Teaching Radical Sociology” and “Experiments in Empowered Participatory Governance” Department of Sociology University of Minnesota December 2000

“The American Jobs Machine: job Expansion in the 1960s and 1990s” Department of Sociology, Oxford, January 2001

“Why Exploitation is an Interesting Concept even if you do not like Marxism” Nuffield College, Oxford, May 2001 London School of Economics, June 2001

“Complex Egalitarianism” London School of Economics, May 2001

“Envisioning Real Utopias” Social Market Foundation, London, June 2001

“Class Exploitation and the Shmoo” Department of Sociology Cornell University, October 2001

“Foundations of Class Analysis” Lecture series University of California, Berkeley March, 2002

“The State of American Sociology Today: on the peaceful coexistence of Professionals and Intellectuals” Centre Americain, Science Po, Paris, May 2002

“Changing patterns of job growth in the United States” and “Class, Exploitation and the Shmoo” Centre Americain, Science Po, Paris, May 2002

“Sociology for ‘Another World is Possible’” and “Deepening Democracy” World Social Forum III, Porto Alegre, Brazil, January 2003

“Deepening Democracy”, “Class Analysis,” “Envisioning Real Utopias” Academy of Sciences, Havana, Cuba, March 2003

“Sociological Marxism” Sociology Department, NYU, March 2003

“Sociological Marxism” and “Deepening Democracy” Sociology Department, CUNY Graduate Center, April 2003

“Deepening Democracy” Sociology Department, University of Utah, April 2003

“Envisioning Real Utopias,” “Myths of Crime and Punishment” and “The Shape of Things to Come”

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Adelaide Festival of Ideas Adelaide Australia, July 10-13, 2003

“Democratic Egalitarianism: a general framework for a new politics on the Left” The Hawke Center, University of South Australia, July 15, 2003

“Envisioning Real Utopias”, series of six lectures, Department of Sociology, University of California Berkeley, March 2004

“Sociological Marxism”, four lectures, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, May 2004

“Empowered Participatory Governance” and “Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously,” Institute for Development Studies, Sussex University, May 2004

“Empowered Participatory Governance” Research Group, Chancellor of Exchequor’s Office, London Strategy Group, Prime Ministers Office, London House of Commons, London May 2004

“Envisioning Real Utopias,” American Sociological Association, August 2004

“Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously” Annual Analytical Marxism Conference New York, September 2004

“Job Polarization in Post-Industrial Society” Conference on Post-Industrialism and Inequality, Yale University, January 2004

“Taking the Social in Socialism Seriously” Sociology Department, University of Arizona February 2005

“Basic Income as a Socialist Project” Keynote address, Annual Conference of of US-BIG New York, March 2005

“Envisioning Real Utopias Department of Sociology, University of Umea, Sweden, May 2005 Sociology Department, Charles University, Prague, May 2005 Sociology Department, University of Zagreb, Croatia, May 2005 Sociology Department, University of Trento, Italy May 2005

“Taking the ‘Social’ in Socialism Seriously” Department of Sociology, University of Umea, Sweden, May 2005 Seminar at the Czech Parliament, Prague, May, 2005 Croatian Sociological Association, Zagreb, Croatia, May 2005 Sociology Department, University of Trento, Italy May 2005 Conference on Moral Economy, University of Lancaster, August 2006

“Rethinking Inequality” and “Envisioning Real Utopias” School of Social Ecology, U.C. Irvine, November 2005

“Taking the ‘Social’ in Socialism Seriously,” Inaugural lecture, School of Social Justice, University College, Dublin, December 2005

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Department of Sociology, Princeton University, January 2006 London School of Economics, February, 2006 Conference on Moral Economy, University of Lancaster, August 2006

“Envisioning Real Utopias” Keynote address, conference on Marx, Hegel and Psychoanalysis, Sarajevo, January 2006

“Envisioning Real Utopias”, a six-part lecture series, Department of Sociology, UC- Berkeley, March 2006

“If Class is the Answer, What is the Question,” conference on “Social Class: How does it Work?”, NYU, April 2006

“Reflections on Biography and Social Theory,” American Sociological Association annual meetings, Montreal, August 2006

“Envisioning Real Utopias” University of Toronto, October 2006 NYU (four lectures) February 2007 Columbia University February 2007 Haverford College, March 2007 Wheaton College, March 2007 Tohuku University, Sendai, Japan, April 2007 Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan, April 2007 Kwansai Gakuin University, Japan, April 2007 Kyoto University, Japan, April 2007 University of Tokyo, Japan, April 2007

Economic Polarization and the Fate of the Middle Class University of Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan, April 2007 Osaka University, Japan, April 2007 Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, April 2007

“Envisioning Real Utopias” University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 2007

“Three Logics of Class Analysis” University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 2007

“The Possibilities of Marxism Today” Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile, May 2007

“Envisioning Real Utopias” July, 2007 Renmin University, Beijing China Tsinghua University, Beijing Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing Sun-Yat Sen University, Guangzhou Nanjing University Fundan University, Shanghai

“Logics of Class Analysis and the Middle Class” Chinese Academy of Social Sciences conference on Comparative Research on the Middle Class, Changsha, July 2007 “Envisioning Real Utopias” Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg South Africa, September 2007 (four lectures) University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg South Africa, September 2007

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University of California, Berkeley, October 2007 (a lecture series of 8 lectures and seminars) University of Trondheim, Norway, November 2007 (three lectures) Middle Eastern Technical University, Ankara, November 2007 (four lectures) Bogazici University, Istanbul, November 2007 University of Minnesota, December 2007 University of Barcelona, May 2008 University of Milano, June 2008 (4 lectures) University of Sienna, June 2008 University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, September 2008 , Paris, October and December 2008 Lancaster University, December 2008 Johns Hopkins University, March 2009

“From Paradigm Battles to Pragmatist Realism: towards and Integrated Class Analysis,” University of Johannesburg, South Africa, June, 2009

“From Paradigm Battles to Pragmatist Realism: towards and Integrated Class Analysis,” Columbia University, School of Public Health, January 2010

“The Social Economy” Columbia University, Department of Sociology, 2010

“The Social Economy: a niche in capitalism or a route beyond capitalism?” University of Quebec in Montreal, February 2010

“Envisioning real Utopias” Concordia University, Montreal, February 2010

“A Framework for Emancipatory Social Science” and “From Paradigm Battles to Pragmatist Realism: towards and Integrated Class Analysis,” Roskilde University, Denmark, March 2010

“The Social Economy: a niche in capitalism or a route beyond capitalism?” and “What is the goal of gender emancipation: gender equality or genderlessness?” University of Copenhagen, March 2010

“Empowered Participatory Governance” Public forums, organized by CEDIB: Santa Crus, Cochabamba and La Paz, Bolivia, March 2010

“Envisioning real Utopias” La Paz, Bolivia, March 2010 West Coast Poverty Center, University of Washington, Seattle, April 2010

“Three Logics of Democratization”, Presentation at Rosario International Congress on “Deepening Democracy as a Way of Life”, Rosario, Argentina, May 2010

“The Social Economy: a niche in capitalism or a pathway beyond?” National University of San Martin. May 2010

“Reflections on Interrogating Inequality”, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 2010 Bogota International Book Fair, Bogota, Colombia, August 2010

“Envisioning Real Utopias,” University of Rosario, Argentina May 2010

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Center for Advanced Studies, University of Cordoba, Argentina, May 2010 International Sociological Association, Gothenburg, Sweden, July, 2010

“The Social Economy: a niche in capitalism or a pathway beyond” Analytical Marxism conference, Oxford, June, 2010

“Overcoming exclusion or overcoming inequality?” International Sociological Association, Gothenburg, Sweden, July, 2010

“Worker Cooperatives: a niche in capitalism or pathway beyond” Catalan Sociological Association, Barcelona, July, 2010

“Deepening Democracy,” University of Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia, August 2010

“Envisioning Real Utopias” Keynote address, Philosophy of Education Conference, St. Louis, February, 2011 Department of Sociology, Princeton University, February 2011 Department of Sociology , University of Pennsylvania, March 2011 Keynote address, Inauguration of the Global Futures Center, University of Illinois, March 2011 Keynote address, Southern Sociological Society annual meetings, Jacksonville, March 2011 Keynote Address, conference on Social Justice and the University, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, April 2011 Historical Materialism conference, New York, May 2011 Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Berlin, May 2011 Department of Sociology, University of Sydney, June 2011 Mondragon bookstore and grocery cooperative, Winnipeg, Canada, July 2011

“Race and Real Utopias: A Conversation between Erik Olin Wright and Kimberle Crenshaw”, Department of Sociology, UCLA, April 2011

“The Social economy as Real Utopia,” Stanford University center of Philanthropy and Civil Society, April 2011

“Power and real utopia,” Political Theory Seminar, Stanford University, April 2011

“A framework for studying real utopias,” symposium of Envisioning Real Utopias, department of sociology, U.C. Berkeley, April 2011

“The Wisconsin Uprising,” Rosa Luxemburg Center, Berlin, May 2011 United States Study Center, University of Sydney, June 2011 Nicos Poulantzas Institute, Athens, Greece, December 2011

“Workers Cooperatives: a niche in capitalism or a pathway beyond?” Association of Cooperative Educators annual meeting, keynote address, Winnipeg, Canada, July 2011

Reply to critics”, symposium on Envisioning Real Utopias, American Political Science Association, Seattle, September 2011

“Envisioning Real Utopias”, “The Wisconsin Uprising”, and “Class Struggle and the Financial Crisis” Nicos Poulantzas Institute, Athens, Greece, December, 2011

“Direct Democracy and Real Utopias: reflections on the Port Huron Statement fifty years later”, conference on the fiftieth anniversary of the Port Huron Statement, Santa Barbara, February 2012

“Talks on Real Utopias: ASA presidential campus tour” Philander Smith College, Little Rock, October 2012 Gallaudet University, February 2012

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University of Texas-Pan American, Macallum, Texas, March 2012 University of Texas-San Antonio, March 2012 Texas A&M University International, Laredo, Texas, March 2012 Diné College, Navajo Nation, Tsaile, Arizona. March 2012 Alcorn State Univesity, Mississippi, April 2012 Jackson State University, Jackson, Mississippi, April 2012 Xavier College, New Orleans Louisiana, April 2012 Tuskegee University, Alabama, April 2012 Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee, April 2012 Austin Peay University, Tennessee, April 2012 Berea College, Kentucky, April 2012

“Participatory Budgets as a Real Utopia”, National Participatory Budget Project Conference, New York, March 2012

“Basic Income as the cornerstone of a Cooperative Market Economy,” North American Basic Income Conference, Toronto, Canada, May 2012

“Transforming Capitalism through Real Utopias” Balliol College, Oxford, May, 2012 London School of Economics, Miliband Lecture, May 2012 University of Amsterdam, May 2012 Lecture sponsored by the Socialist People’s Party, Danish Parliament, Copenhagen, Denmark, May 2012 Keynote address, Canadian Political Science Association meeting, June 2012 Keynote Address, ClassCritsV conference, Madison, Wisconsin, October 2012

“Transcending Capitalism through Real Utopias” University of Glasgow, March, 2013 University of Limerick, Ireland, March, 2013 Cork University, Ireland, March, 2013 Maynooth University, Ireland, March, 2013 Pontifical University, Lima, Peru, April 2013 The Subversive Fesitival, Zagreb, Croatia, May 2013 University of Zadar, Croatia, May 2013 National University of Kyiv – Mohylay Academy, June 2013 Frankfurt University, Germany, June 2013 Otago Univesity, Dunedin, New Zealand, July 2013 University of Queensland, Brisbane, July 2013 Steirischer Herbst International Festival of the Arts, Keynote address, Graz, Austria, October, 2013

“Perspectives on Utopia: a dialogue with Ruth Levitas,” University of Limerick, Ireland, March 2013

“Alternative logics of social transformation”, LookLeft Forum, Dublin, March, 2013

Lectures at National University of Kyiv – Mohylay Academy, Ukraine, March, 2013 “Marxism and Feminism” “Class Struggle and Class Compromise” “Positivism versus Reflexive Sociology”

“Dilemmas of Work in the 21st Century: Why a Capitalist Market‐Dominated System of Allocating Work and Income is Incompatible with Justice and Environmental Sustainability”, University of Jena, Germany, June 2013

“Understanding Class: From Grand Paradigm Battle to pragmatic realism” Pontifical University, Lima, Peru, April 2013

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Auckland University, July, 2013

“The Wisconsin Protests of 2011 and the Taipei Protests of 2014” Labor Front, Taipei, March 2014

“Challenging (and maybe transforming) capitalism through Real Utopias” Academica Sinica, Taipei, March 2014 Hong Kong University, March 2014 Hong Kong Science and Technology University, March 2014 “Real Utopias” Keynote Address, North Central Sociological Association Meetings, Cincinnati, April 2014 Dennison University, Granville, OH, April 2014 Sociology Department, Portland State University, May 2014 Sociology Department, Simon Fraser University, May 2014 Chung-An University, Seoul, South Korea, July 2014 Ewha Women’s University, Seoul, South Korea, July 2014 American Academy of Management meetings, Philadelphia, August, 2014

“Challenging (and maybe transforming) capitalism through Real Utopias” SCORAI seminar, Tellus Institute, Boston, January 2015 LabToP, CNR, Paris, France, January 2015

“God and the Economy” Pacific School of Religion, January 2015

“Degendering Carework” Rosemary Crompton Memorial Lecture, City University of London, March 2015

“Challenging (and maybe transforming) capitalism through Real Utopias” University of Barcelona, Spain, March 2015 University of Zaragoza, Spain, March 2015

“How to be an Anticapitalist in the 21st Century” University of Western Sydney, July, 2015 University of New South Wales, July 2015 Wheelwright lecture, University of Sydney, August 2015

“A Framework for an Integrated Class Analysis” Macquarie University, Sydney, July 2015

“Sociological Marxism” University of Sydney, Department, August 2015

“How to be an Anrticapitalist for the 21st Century” Keynote Address, Red-Green Party annual meeting, Iceland, October 2015

“How to be an Anticapitalist for the 21st Century” Lectures in Argentina, November 2015: University of Buenos Aires University of San Martine University of Quillmes, Arturo Juaretche Universty University of Cuyo, Mendoza University of Mar del Plata

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University of La Plata

“Understanding Class” University of Buenos Aires, November 2015 University of Cuyo, November 2015

“How to be an Anticapitalist for the 21st Century” George Mason University, conference on Wellbeing, November 2015 Princeton University, December 2015 MaxPo Institute, Paris, April 2016

“Understanding Class” University of Queensland, Australia, May 2016

“How to be an Anticapitalist” a series of four seminars, Political economy Program, University of Sydney, May 2016

“Understanding Class” Four-part lecture series, Wittwaterstrand University, Johannesburg, South Africa, July 2016

“The Future of Democracy” Keynote address at conference on “Utopias for Our Times,” Louvain-le-Neuve, Belgium, September, 2016

“How to be an Anticapitalist” King’s College, London, October 2016 WZB/Berlin Social science Center, October 2016

“Understanding Class,” Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, October 2016

“Real Utopias as a pathway to an alternative future” EcoCiv conference, October 2016

“Real Utopias” Kelso Workshop, Rutgers University, January, 2017

“Understanding Class” Lecture, Oho State University, March, 2017 Department of Sociology, University of Milan. May 2017 Catalyst Institute, Stockholm, June 2017

“How to be an Anticapitalist for the 21st century” , March, 2017 Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Naples, Italy, June 2017 Cosmos Lecture, Institute for Humanities and social Sciences, , Italy, June 2017 Department of Philosophy, Concordia University, Montreal, August 2017

“Real Utopias” University of Frankfurt, May 2017 Humboldt University, Berlin, May 2017

“Pathways to a Cooperative Market Economy” Institute for Future Studies, Stockholm, June 2017

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“A Framework for Emancipatory social science” Beyond Positivism Conference, Montreal, August 2017 Jyväskylä University, Finland, October 2017

“Real Utopias as a Pathway to an Alternative Future” Keynote address, Earh Systems Governance Conference, October 2017 Jyväskylä University, Finland, October 2017 Jena Workshop, “From Post-capitalism to Neo-Socialism”, October 2017 SPEED-DATING MASTER CLASSES (incomplete list) Sociology Department, Princeton, February 2011 Sociology Department, UCLA, April 2011 Sociology Department, Penn State University, April 2012 Sociology Department, Vanderbilt University, April, 2012 Sociology Department, University of Amsterdam, May 2012 Sociology Department, University of Glasgow, March 2013 Sociology Department, Maynooth University, Ireland, March 2013 Sociology Department, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, April 2013 Sociology Department, Zadar University, Croatia, May 2013 Frankfurt Institute of Social Research, Germany, June 2013 Sociology Department, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand, July 2013 Sociology Department, Otago University, Dunedin, New Zealand, July 2013 Institute for Social Science research, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, July 2013 Hong Kong Science and Technology University, March 2014 Hong Kong University, March 2014 Sociology Department, Portland State University, May 2014 Sociology Department, City University of London, March 2015 Sociology Department and CREA, University of Barcelona, March 2015 Social Policy Research Center, University of New South Wales, Sydney, July 2015 Sociology Department, Macquarie University, Sydney, July 2015 Political Economy program, University of Sydney, July 2015 Science Po, Paris, April, 2016 Social science Research Institute, University of Queensland, Brisbane, May 2016 Department of Sociology, Ohio State University, March 2017 Institute of Future Studies, Stockholm, May 2017 University of Naples, Italy, June 2017 University of Milan, June, 2017

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: Member of the editorial board of Politics and Society, Fall 1976- Coordinating Editor, Politics and Society, 1978-198l, 1988-90 Member of the editorial board of Kapitalistate, 1973-76 Member of the board of directors of the Insurgent Sociologist, 1976-1978 Member of the International Editorial Board, En Teoria, 1978- Member of the International Editorial Board, Stato e Marcato, 1980- Director, A. E. Havens Center for Social Justice, University of Wisconsin, 1983- President of the American Sociological Association, 2011-2012 Member of ASA Council, 2010-2013

DISSERTATIONS SUPERVISED 2017

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60. Matthew Kearney, “The Social Order of : The Wisconsin Uprising of 2011”

2016 59. David Calnitsky, “When Poverty Disappears: investigating Manitob’s Basic Income Experiment” 58. Richard Aviles (co-advisor with Chaeyoon Lim), “More Than Just Race: Structural and Status Dimensions of U.S. Racial Politics

2015 57. Trevor Hymann-Young, “How Power Shapes Knowledge-Intensive Work: Worker Ownership and Governance in the U.S. Automation Industry”

2014 56. Matt Nichter, “Rethinking the Origins of the Civil Rights Movement: Radicals, Repression, and the Black Freedom Struggle” 55. Ozlem Altiok (co-advisor with Michael Bell), “Hegemonic governmorality, progressive masculinity, and the moral economy of gender” 54. Edo Navot, “Income dynamics of classes, occupations, and individuals: three articles on earnings and inequality”

2013 53. Rodolfo Elbert, “Uniting What Capital Divides”: Union Organizing in the Workplace and the Community under the New Politics of Labor Informality in Argentina (2003-2011)”

2012 52. Oriol Mirosa (co-advisor with Gay Seidman), “The Global Water Regime: water’s transformation from right to commodity in South Africa and Bolivia” 51. Matias Scaglione, “The Evolution of Wage Differences in the United States, 1979-1999: A New Methodological Approach and New Empirical Findings” 50. Todd Van Gunten, “Power and Pesos: Bureaucracy, Expertise and the Politics of Money in Mexico and Argentina”

2010 49. Keedon Kwon, “Manufacturing the Animal Laborans: Moral Campaigns for Economic Development in Japan and Korea 48. Kate McCoy, “Ready, Aim, Hire: The Political and Social Implications of Military Outsourcing” 47. Fabian Pfeffer (co-advisor with Bob Hauser) “Intergenerational Wealth Effects in the United States and Germany”

2009 46. Pablo Mitnik, “Low-wage work and mobility policies in the United States: a structuralist-regulationist analysis” 45. Pil Ho Kim, “From Development to Welfare? The State and Welfare Capitalism in Japan and South Korea” 44. Matt Dimmick, “Labor and Union Democracy: A US-British Comparison”

2007 43. Amy Lang, “A New Tool for Democracy? Citizen Deliberation in the British Columbia Citizen’s Assembly on Electoral Reform” 42. Cesar Rodriguez, “Sewing Resistance: Global Production, Transnational Organizing, And Global Governance in The Us- Caribbean Basin Apparel Industry (1990-2005)” 41. Matt Vidal (co-chair), “Lean Enough: Factory Relations of Production under Neoliberal Globalization” 40. Erin Hatton, “The Temp Industry and the Transformation of Work in America”

2005 39. Robert Mackin, “The Movement that Fell from the Sky? Secularization and the Structuring of Progressive Catholicism in Latin America, 1920s-1970s”

2003 38. Liba Brent, “Financial Industrial Groups in the Russian Transition to a Market Economy” 37. Rachel Dwyer, “Changing Tastes, Changing Fates: The Social Stratification of New House Buyers and the Concentration of Affluence in America, 1960-2000 36. Josh Whitford (co-supervised), “After the Outsourcing: Networks, Institutions, and the New Old Economy”

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35. Greta Krippner, “The Fiancialization of the American Economy” (winner: ASA dissertation of the year award) 34. Meera Seghal, “Women in the Hindu Fundamentalist Movement”

2002 33. Chung-Hsien Huang, “The Trajectory of Taiwanese Capitalism: a regulationist approach” 32. , “The Mark of a Criminal Record” (winner: ASA dissertation of the year award)

2001 31. Gianpaolo Baiocchi, “Civil Society and Participatory Democracy in Porto Alegre Brazil”

2000 30. Kathrina Zippel, “A Comparison of Sexual Harassment Law in the United States and Germany” 29. Stuart Eimer, “The Demise of Central Labor Councils in the US Labor Movement” 28. Seung-Chol Choi, “Regulating Telecommunications”

1999 27. , “Locked in Place: the failure of Industrial Planning in India” 26. David Bartram, “The Politics of International Labor Migration” 25. Stephanie Luce, “The Living Wage Campaign: a comparative study of three cities”

1998 24. Jose Padin, “Regimes of Accumulation in Peurto Rican Development”

1997 23. Sungkyun Lee, “The Development of the Welfare State in South Korea and Taiwan” 22. Richard Anderson-Connolly, “Urban Policy and the Locational Decisions of Small Firms”

1996 21. Joohee Lee, “Microcorporatist Class Compromise and Democratic Stability: the South Korean Case”

1993 20. Maureen Dolan, “Gender, Militarism and the State in Nicaragua: the emergence of feminism in a political culture of violence” 19. Raka Ray, “A Comparative Study of the Women's Movements in Bombay and Calcutta” 18. Lisa Brush, “Worthy Widows, Welfare Cheats: constructing single mothers, constructing the welfare state in the U.S., 1900-1988"

1992 17. Donmoon Cho, “Trade Unions and Class Formation in South Korea and Mexico”

1991 16. Ran Greenstein, “Class, Nation and State in the development of Israel and South Africa”

1990 15. Julia Adams, “The Epochal Zig-Zag: the rise and fall of merchant companies in early modern Eruope” 14. Dorothy Watson, “Interests, Networks and Class Consciousness” 13. Karen Shire, “Trade Unions and the Reorganization of Work in the Austrian and German Auto-Industry” (jointly supervised with Wolfgange Streeck)

1989 12. Maria Zadoroznyj, “Patterns of Collective Mobility of Nurses”

1988 11. Heidi Gottfried, “Inside the Brotherhood: gender relations and worker capacities in the US and Sweden” 10. Kwang-Yoeng Shin, “Class, Politics of Production and Economic Inequality: a comparative analysis of the US, Sweden and Japan”

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1987 9. Carolyn Howe, “Class Structure and Class Formation in Contemporary Capitalism: the problem of Knowledge Controllers” 8. George Steinmetz, “Social Policy and the Local State: a study of municipal welfare programs and social democracy in Germany, 1971-1914”

1986 7. Ivan Evans, “The political economy of a state apparatus : the Department of Native Affairs in the transition from segregation to apartheid in South Africa” 6. Robin Stryker, “Limits on technocratization of the law: the elimination of the NLRB's Division of Economic Research”

1984 5. Cynthia Costello "On the Front": class, gender, and conflict in the insurance workplace”

1983 4. Maria Cynthia Bautista, Capitalism and the social differentiation of the Philippine peasantry” 3. David Hachen, “Class, labor markets and career mobility”

1982 2. , “From Segregation to Apartheid: miners and peasants in the making of a racial order, South Africa, 1930-1952” 1. Andrew Szasz, “The dynamics of social regulation: a study of the formation and evolution of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration”

DISSERTATIONS CURRENTLY SUPERVISING/CO-SUPERVISING Cressida Lui, Ayca Zayim, Nate Ela, Emanuel Ubert, Lefeng Lin, Tatiana Alfonso, Joao Peschanski, Rahul Mahajan, Yotaro Natani, Laura Hanson-Schlacter, Jake Carlson, Lindsey Twin Other advisees: Loren Peabody, Pete Ramand, Kris Arsaelsson, Tamara Wattnem