CURRICULUM VITAE Personal Data Jerome Krase Professor of Sociology (Emeritus) 563 9th Street Department of Sociology Brooklyn, New York 11215 Brooklyn College (718) 499-7117 The City University of New York E-mail: [email protected] Brooklyn, New York 11210 (718) 951-5314 Fax: 781 951 5935 E-mail: [email protected] Higher Education BA Indiana University, 1967 Ph.D. New York University, 1973 Certificate in German Language, Defense Language Institute, Monterey, California, 1964 Title of Dissertation The Presentation of Community in Urban Society SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Publications Work in Progress: "Italianita: Reviewing the Spatial Semiotics of Little Italies." 'Merica: convegno sulla cultura e letteratura degli italiani del nordamerica. Stonybrook, New York: Forum Italicum, Filibrary Series # 24. Forthcoming Summer, 2003. "Italian American Urban Landscapes: Images of Social and Cultural Capital." Italian Americana, forthcoming, 2003. "Ralph Fasanella's America" by Paul S. D'Ambrosio. REV. Italian Americana, forthcoming, 2003. Race and Ethnicity in Urban Areas. Co-editor with Ray Hutchinson. Volume Eight, Research in Urban Sociology, JAI Press, forthcoming 2003. “Visual Sociology of Vernacular Landscapes: Images of Social and Cultural Capital” in Volume Eight. Research in Urban Sociology. JAI Press. Hutchinson and Krase eds. Forthcoming, 2003. Ethnic Communities in New York City. Co-editor with Ray Hutchinson. Volume Seven, Research in Urban Sociology, JAI Press, Publication date 2003. "New York City's Ethnic Landscapes," in Krase and Hutchinson eds. Ethnic Communities in New York City. Co-editor with Ray Hutchinson. Volume Seven, Research in Urban Sociology, JAI Press, Publication date 2003. Italian American Politics: Local, Global/Cultural, Personal. Co-editor with Phillip Cannistraro, and Joseph Scelsa. Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association. Forthcoming, 2003. “Italian and Italian American Identity: A Visual Approach” in Aste. Society, Identity, Communication Technology: Italy and the United States in The 21st Century. Forthcoming, 2003. Review Essay: Mariella Nocenzi, Vivere l'incertezza Sociologia, politica e cultura del rischio ambientale nelle insecurezze da inquinamento elettromagnetico. Revista Internationale di Sociologia. Publications in Print "Navigating Ethnic Vernacular Landscapes Then and Now," Journal of Architecture and Planning Research. 19: 4 (Winter) 2002: 274-281. "The Inner City/Teaching about Seeing." Visual Sociology: Teaching with Film/Video, Photographs and Visual Media. 5th Edition. Edited by Dianna Papademas. American Sociological Association, 2002: 112- 16 “Italian and Italian American Identity: A Visual Approach.”* Studi D'Italianistica Nell'Africa. Vol. 14, No. 2. Special Issue: Time and Space in Italian Culture and Beyond, 2001: 110-37. (*Without photos) “The Civic and the Tribal State.” by Feliks Gross, REV ESSAY. The Polish Review. Vol. XLVI, No. 1, 2001:100-06. The Review of Italian American Studies. Co-Editor with Frank Sorrentino. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books, 2000. "Preface." Italians in Rochester, New York 1900-1940. By Frank A. Salamone. Lewiston, New York: Edward Mellon Press, 2000: i-ix. “Citizenship and Ethnicity.” By Feliks Gross, REV ESSAY Revista Internationale di Sociologia. Vol. 10, No. 2. 2000: 405-08. “The Challenge of East-West Migration for Poland.” Edited by Iglicka and Sword, REV The Polish Review. Vol. XLIV, No. 4, 1999: 453-57. “American Italian Historical Association.” in The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. Edited by Salvatore LaGumina et al. New York: Garland Publishing Company, 2000: 13-14. “Ethnic Neighborhoods” in The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. Edited by Salvatore LaGumina et al. New York: Garland Publishing Company, 2000: 198-204. “New York City’s Little Italies: Yesterday, Today- and Tomorrow?” The Italians of New York: Five Centuries of Struggle and Achievement. Edited by Philip V. Cannistraro. New York: New York Historical Society, 1999: 155-66. “The American Myth(s) of Ethnicity.”in Shades of Black and White: Conflict and Collaboration between Two Communities. Edited by Dan Ashyk, Fred l. Gardaphe, and Anthony Julian Tamburri. Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association, 1999: 103-16. “The Economic Sociology of Immigration: Essays on Networks, Ethnicity, and Entrepreneurship.” REV by Alejandro Portes, Ed. Urban Affairs Review. Vol. 34 Issue 3, January 1999: 499 "Wyspa Wiary," REV by Danuta Piatkowska, The Polish Review. Vol. XLIV. No. 1, 1999: 118-20. Continuing Series of Articles on Politics, Ethnicity, and Community in The Free Press, Brooklyn, New York, 1989- “Privatization and Community Organization: A Narrative.” Pubblico e Privato: Italian and American Experiences. Napoli: Ipermedium, 1998: 121-41. “Exploring Polish and Polish-American Vernacular Architecture”. The Kosciuszko Foundation Newsletter. Volume XLIV, No. 1 (Spring) 1998: 9-10. "Between Columbus and Cuomo: The Italian Experience in America", The Italian American Review. Volume 6, Number 1 (Spring/Summer) 1997: 29-44. "Narrative of a Reformed Community Organizer" Another Side: Journal of the Michael Harrington Center for Democratic Values and Social Change. Volume 5, Number 1, 1997: 17-21. Mario Aste, Jerome Krase, Louise Napolitano-Carmen, and Janet Worrall (eds.) Industry, Labor, Technologies and the Italian American Communities. Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association, 1997. "The Spatial Semeiotics of Little Italies and Italian Americans" in Aste, et al Industry, Labor, Technologies and the Italian American Communities. Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association, 1997: 150-75. Also in Mario Aldo Toscano (ed.) Dialettica Locale-Globale. Napoli: Impermedium, 1997: 75-86. "Polish and Italian Vernacular Landscapes in Brooklyn," Polish American Studies, Volume LIV, Number 1, (Spring) 1997: 9-31. "Italian and Italian American Spaces" in Through the Looking Glass. Mary Jo Bona and Anthony Julian Tamburri (eds.), Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association, 1996: 241-265. "New Approaches to the Study of Italian Americans in Metropolitan New York," in Italian Americans on Long Island. Kenneth P. LaValle (ed.) Forum Italicum, Filibrary Series #12, 1996: 32-51. "Brooklyn's Blacks, Italians, and Jews: The Anatomy of Interethnic Conflict." Origins and Transitions. Mario A. Toscano (ed.)Ipermedium: Napoli and Los Angeles, 1996: 167-83. Also: Proceedings of the New York State Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Oakdale, New York, 1994: 225-36. "Little Italies in New York City: A Semiotic Approach" Italian American Review. Volume 5, Number 1, (Spring) 1996: 103-116. "The American Myths of Ethnicity." 2B/To Be. Vol. III, No. 7-8, 1995:34-35. “Bensonhurst, Brooklyn: Italian American Victimizers and Victims.” Voices in Italian Americana. Vol. 5, No. 2, (Fall), 1994:43-53. "New York's Italian Americans on the Move." The Italian Journal. Vol. VIII, Nos. 3&4, 1994: 53-55. "Italian American Studies: Struggling Toward Empowerment," Italian American Review. Vol. 3. No. 2 (October), 1994: 20. Also: Proceedings of the New York State Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Oakdale, New York, October 14-15, 1994: 75-86. "The Central City: Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow?" in Contemporary Readings in Sociology Judith DeSena (Ed), Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 1988, 1994: 71-76. Italian Americans in a Multicultural Society, Co-edited with Judith N. DeSena, Filibrary Series No. 7, of Stony Brook, New York: Forum Italicum, 1994. "The Ironies of Icons: Slings and Arrows of Outrageous Multiculturalists," in Krase and DeSena (eds.), 1994: 1-18 "Afro American Student Reaction to Italian American Culture," in F. Cavaioli, A. Danzi, and S. LaGumina (eds.), Italian Americans and their Public and Private Life. Staten Island: American Italian Historical Association, 1994: 125-136. "Traces of Home," Places: A Quarterly Journal of Environmental Design (Summer) Vol. 8, No. 4, 1993: 46-55. "Education and Sociology Are About People," Liberal Education. Vol. 78, No. 3 (May/June) 1992: 14-17, With Tibbi Duboys. Ethnicity and Machine Politics: The Madison Club of Brooklyn. With Charles LaCerra. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America, 1992. "America's Little Italies: Past, Present and Future," in Dominic Candeloro, Fred Gardaphe and Paul Giordano (eds.) Italian Ethnics: Their Languages, Literature and Life. Chicago: AIHA, 1990: 167-84. Reprinted in Italian Journal, Volume IV, Number 5, 1990: 24-30. Reprinted in Le Societa in Transizione, R. Cagiano de Azevedo (ed.), Milan: Franco Angelli, 1991: 173-186. Reprinted in Italian Americans: Looking Backward-Moving Forward, Study Guide, Albany, New York: New York State Department of Education, 1994: 337-343. Reprinted in Cultures: Diversity in Reading and Writing. Emily Thiroux (ed.), Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1997:368-79. "Urbanism and the University," Urban Academic Librarian 6, 2/7,1 Fall 1989/Spring 1989:4-13. “The Humanity of Cities.” REV. by John Gulick. Contemporary Sociology Vol. 19. No.2. March 1990: 248-49. The Melting Pot and Beyond: Italian Americans in the Year 2000. Co-edited with William Egelman, Staten Island: AIHA, 1988 "Italian American Community Organizations: Problems and Prospects for Future Study," in Krase and Egelman (eds.) The Melting Pot and Beyond, 1988: 217-222. "URBAN ISSUES" Column of The Brownstoner. a publication of the Brownstone Revival Committee of New York City. 1987-88. "The 'Catch-22's' of Housing Integration,"