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Sarah Sobieraj |
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Assistant Professor, Sociology
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Sociology Department
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PhD, SUNY Albany (2002)
MA, American University (1997) |
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Political Sociology; Mass Media; Civil Society and the Public Sphere; Sociology of Culture; Social Movements
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| E-mail: |
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Sarah.Sobieraj@tufts.edu
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Sobieraj, Sarah. (book manuscript in progress).
Convention and Contention: Presidential Campaigns, the News Media, and the Limits of Civic Engagement.
Sobieraj, Sarah and Deborah White. (2007). “Could Civic Engagement Reproduce Political Inequality?” In Susan Ostrander and Kent Portney, (eds.), Acting Civically (pp. 92-110). Hanover: New England University Press.
Jacobs, Ronald and Sarah Sobieraj. (2007). “Narrative, Public Policy, and Political Legitimacy: Congressional Debates about the Nonprofit Sector, 1894-1969.” Sociological Theory 25 1: 1-25.
Sobieraj, Sarah. (2006). “The Implications of Transitions in the Voluntary Sector for Civic Engagement: A Case Study of Association Mobilization around the 2000 Presidential Campaign.” Sociological Inquiry 76 1: 52-80.
Sobieraj, Sarah and Deborah White. (2004).
“Taxing Political Life: Reevaluating the Relationship Between Voluntary Association Membership, Political Engagement, and the State.” The Sociological Quarterly 45 4: 739-764.
Moore, Gwen, Sarah Sobieraj, J. Allen Whitt, Olga Mayorova, and Daniel Beaulieu. (2002). “Elite Interlocks in Three U.S. Sectors: Nonprofit, Corporate, and Government.” Social Science Quarterly 83 3: 726-744.
Sobieraj, Sarah and Heather Laube. (2001).
“Confronting the Social Context of the Classroom: Media Events, Shared Cultural Experience, and Student Response.” Teaching Sociology 29 4:
463-470.
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