
Exploring the relationships between social justice discourse, inequality, and the rise of the symbolic professions.
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To the consternation of some, We Have Never Been Woke doesn’t culminate with any personal advice, policy suggestions, or other guidance. As explained previously, I fought to end the book this way in part because it seemed to me to be non-se...
Throughout the late 90s and early 2000s, there was a growing bipartisan consensus that major reforms were needed to the American policing and incarceration systems. “Artists of the possible” worked across administrations to hammer out the c...
The sociologist Daniel Bell is my intellectual great-grandfather: one of his advisees, Mustafa Emirbayer, was the dissertation chair of Shamus Khan, who was my dissertation co-chair.
One strand of my intellectual lineage flows from Daniel...
For scholars like myself, who study the political economy of the symbolic professions, the events of 2025 provided fertile soil for observation and reflection. On balance, however, it was a very trying year for symbolic capitalists and alig...
According to his detractors, Zohran Mamdani won the mayoral race primarily because of highly-educated, relatively affluent, urban and suburban whites (including and especially symbolic capitalists). By implication, “normies” across racial a...
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