This week, we talk with Yasemin Besen-Cassino from Montclair State University about gender and early work experiences. Yasemin is the author of a new book: The Cost
Comparative welfare, Roy Moore, and looking dumb on interviews.
We discuss economists and their influence in higher education, political upheaval, and Dream Hoarders.
Rural Trump voters, data falsification, and academic freedom in Denmark.
We discuss open science and modern families with Philip Cohen.
Sexual harassment, weird GSS questions, the opiod crisis, and more.
The administrative career path, sociology ends at UW Superior, taxes, and more.
The prison industrial complex in poor communities, the ESS, and class inequality.
We discuss the natural sciences, racist Pearson nursing textbooks, and Amy Cuddy.
Bottle service, George Ciccariello-Maher, Third World Quarterly, and more.
Department of Sociology
Powdermaker 252
City University of New York, Queens College
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Queens, New York 11367
joseph.cohen@qc.cuny.edu
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