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Vitae 4/8/93 Copy CURRICULIUM VITAE OF JEAN-PIERRE REED as of April 2021 I. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION AND CONTACT IINFORMATION A. Present University Department or Unit: Sociology B. Office Address: Department of Sociology Faner Hall 3426 Southern Illinois University Carbondale 1000 Faner Drive – Mail code 4524 Carbondale Illinois 62901 [email protected] II. EDUCATION • University of California, Santa Barbara. Ph.D. in Sociology (June). Dissertation: “Revolutionary Subjectivity: The Cultural Logic of the Nicaraguan Revolution.” 2000. • University of California, Santa Barbara. M.A. in Sociology. Thesis: “Agency and Political Consciousness in the Nicaraguan Revolution.” 1993. • University of California, Santa Cruz. B.A. in Sociology. Honors Thesis: “The Negative Effects of Educational Mobility in the Nursing Occupation.” 1987. III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE • Philosophy, Affiliate, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Fall 2019-Present. • Associate Professor of Sociology, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Fall 2015-Present. • Assistant Professor of Sociology, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Fall 2009-Fall 2015. • Africana Studies, Affiliate, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Fall 2010-Present. • Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Memphis, Fall 2003- Spring 2009. • Sociology Teaching Associate, Long Beach City College, Spring 2003. • Teaching Assistant of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall 1995-Spring 1997, and Fall 1991. • Lecturer of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1994- Summer 2000. • Research Associate, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1994. • Reader of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall 1989. • Lecturer of Sociology, California State University, Dominguez Hills, Summer 1988. IV. RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY A. Interests and Specialties Sociology of Revolutions; Social Movements; Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theories; Sociology of Culture; Religion and Politics; Sociology of (Comparative) Historical Methods/Analysis (with a focus on Latin America); Sociology of Race Relations; Racial Inequality; Sociology of Development (with an emphasis on Latin America). 1 CURRICULIUM VITAE OF JEAN-PIERRE REED as of April 2021 B. Current Projects (Peer Review) Under Contract 1. A 15 chapters Co-edited Volume (with Warren Goldstein), Religion in Rebellions, Revolutions, and Social Movements (Routledge with an expected publication date of October 2021). See also below under Section V D, “Chapters in Professional Books.” Under Review (1) 1. “Insurgent Subjectivity: Hope and Its Interactant Emotions in the Nicaraguan Revolution.” Submission Ready (1) by 1. 04/2021: “On Marxism and Feminism: On Divergences and Commonalities,” commissioned Review Essay for Marx and Philosophy Review of Books. Research Phase (5, in order of priority) 1. “Liberation Theology as Critical Theory in Latin America” with Luis Martínez Andrade 2. “Saint Paul, Theology, and Revolution.” 3. “Emotions in Radical Movements: A Comparative Analysis” 4. “Religious Storytelling in Revolutions: The Iranian and Nicaraguan Cases Compared.” 5. “Music and Revolution: The Nicaraguan Case.” C. Grant(s) Received/Applications Future Applications: • Fulbright-Grant, Due Date, August 2021 SIUC: • Faculty Seed Grant, Office of Sponsored Projects Administration, SIUC, $13,844 (2013- 2014). Other: • New Faculty Research Initiation Award, The University of Memphis, Summer 2004. • Graduate Student Researcher Grant, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall and Summer 1999, Summer 1998. • Departmental Teaching Assistantship Training Grant, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall 1996. • Humanities/Social Sciences Research Grant, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall 1990, Fall 1994. • Graduate Research Mentorship Program (GRMP) Grant, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1994, 1 year grant. Other Past Applications: • To be listed 2 CURRICULIUM VITAE OF JEAN-PIERRE REED as of April 2021 D. Honors and Awards • 2018. SSSR Distinguished Paper Award Nomination for “The Bible, Religious Story-telling and Revolution: The Case of Solentiname, Nicaragua.” Critical Research on Religion 2017, 5 (3), 227-250. • 2003. ASA Culture Section Best Paper Award (with John Foran) for “Political Cultures of Opposition: Exploring Idioms, Ideologies, and Revolutionary Agency.” Critical Sociology 2002, 28 (3). • 2001. SSSP Conflict, Action, and Social Change Division Best Paper Award for “Culture in Action (or A Case in Favor of Idioms): Christian Principles and Folkloric Sandinismo in the Making of Nicaragua's Revolutionary Identities.” (Revised version published in New Political Science 2002, 24 (2). • Spring 1998. Dissertation Fellowship, University of California, Santa Barbara. • 1996-97. Graduate Fee Fellowship, University of California, Santa Barbara, • 1989-1993. University Regent’s Presidential Fellowship Award, University of California, Santa Barbara. • 1987. Honors Thesis: “The Negative Effects of Educational Mobility in the Nursing Occupation” at University of California, Santa Cruz. E. Organized Conferences (1) Papers and Presentations at Professional Meetings (52) Upcoming Organized (International) Conferences (1) 1. Co-Organizer (with Warren Goldstein and Véronique Altglas), Critical Research on Religion (14-Panel Conference), June 10-13, 2022, Queen’s University, Belfast, Ireland. <<Postponed in 2021 because of COVID-19>> Upcoming Conference Paper Presentation(s) (1) 1. “Insurgent Emotions: Hope and Its Interactant Emotions in the Nicaraguan Insurrection.” CRITICAL DIALOGUE: Activist Café: Community Activists and Scholars in Dialogue- Thematic Session, Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP) Conference, August 2021, Virtual Annual Meeting. Conference Record (52) Canceled on Account of COVID-19 (but accepted) Conference Presentation (1) 1. “Event Dynamics, Hope and Revolution: The Nicaraguan Case,” Beyond Neoliberalism: Hope, Resistance, and Transformation in the Global South, Thematic Session, Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), August 2020, San Francisco, CA. Commentator/Discussant/Presider/Organizer (17) 1. Co-organizer (with Warren Goldstein), Religion in Political Contention I: Regressive Patterns and Continuities in Religious Activism I, Association for the Sociology of Religion (ASR), New York, NY, August 2019. 3 CURRICULIUM VITAE OF JEAN-PIERRE REED as of April 2021 2. Co-organizer (with Warren Goldstein), Religion in Political Contention II: Historical Patterns in Religious Activism, Association for the Sociology of Religion (ASR), New York, NY, August 2019. 3. Co-organizer (with Warren Goldstein) Politics and Religious Contention: Some Progressive and Regressive Currents, Thematic Session, Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), August 2019, New York, NY. 4. Co-organizer (with Warren Goldstein), Social Movements, Rebellions and Revolutions through Religious Contention (Les Mouvements Sociaux, les Rébellions et les Révolutions par la Contention Religieuse), STS 065-1, Thematic Session, International Society for the Sociology of Religion (ISSR) Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 9-12 July 2019. 5. Co-organizer (with Warren Goldstein), Social Movements, Rebellions and Revolutions through Religious Contention (Les Mouvements Sociaux, les Rébellions et les Révolutions par la Contention Religieuse), STS 065-2, Thematic Session, International Society for the Sociology of Religion (ISSR) Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 9-12 July 2019. 6. Author meets Critics Session. Bringing Back the Social into the Sociology of Religion (Brill 2018) by Veronique Altglas and Matthew Wood. International Society for the Sociology of Religion (ISSR) Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 9-12 July 2019. 7. Co-organizer and Discussant, “Progressive and Reactionary Islamic Thinkers and Movements.” Association for the Sociology of Religion (ASR). Montreal, Canada. (August) 2017. 8. Presider, Marxism and Religion, Roundtable Session, American Sociological Association. New York, New York. (August) 2013. 9. Presider, “Religion and Religious Movements,” Collective Behavior and Social Movements, Roundtable Session, American Sociological Association. Boston, Massachusetts. (August) 2008. 10. Chair and Co-Organizer (with Hira Singh), Emotions and Revolution, Regular Panel. Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. Toronto Canada. (May-June) 2006. 11. Organizer, Emotions and Revolution: The Emotions Behind Terrorism, Special Session Panel. “Alternative Futures and Popular Protest,” 11th International Social Movements Conference, Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester, United Kingdom. (April) 2006. 12. Organizer, Emotions and Revolution: Emotional Reason in Transformational Activism, Special Session Panel. “Alternative Futures and Popular Protest,” 11th International Social Movements Conference, Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester, United Kingdom. (April) 2006. 13. Organizer, Emotions and Revolution: Struggling Emotionally for Change, Special Session Panel. “Alternative Futures and Popular Protest,” 11th International Social Movements Conference, Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester, United Kingdom. (April) 2006. 14. Co-Organizer (with John Foran), “Oppositional Consciousness: Cultural Practices in the Making of Political Subjects” Special Session Panel. American Sociological Association. Atlanta, Georgia. (August) 2003. 15. Chair and Co-organizer (with Hira Singh and Lisa Kowalchuk), “Social Movements, Old and New: Structures, Strategies, Ideologies I:
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