Edward L. “Mac” McDill, former chairman of the Sociology Department and founding director of CSOS died on April 25
Memorial contributions can be made directly to the Doris Roberts Entwisle Graduate Teaching Fellowship at the Johns Hopkins University online: http://krieger.jhu.edu/giving. Type “Doris Entwisle Fellowship” into the ‘Other’ line of the online giving form. Obituary [...]
Ho-fung Hung interviewed on KPFK
Ho-fung was interviewed on LA based station KPFK on the “Beneath the Surface” program about China’s debt crisis on Friday, April 19. Ho-fung’s portion of the interview begins at 43:00.
Ho-fung Hung cited in New York Times
Exclusive: Princeling-Backed Firm Eyes $500 Million China Buyout Fund-Sources by Reuters
Andy Cherlin on NPR
Study: Record Number Of People Are Cohabitating, Morning Edition, NPR, April 4, 2013 More and more Americans are opting to live together before they get married. That’s according to new federal data. And on average, [...]
Stefanie DeLuca cited in the Baltimore Sun
Study explores why some families return to poor neighborhoods
Stefanie DeLuca appointed Fellow at The Century Foundation
Economic and social inequality the focus of three new TCF fellows
Congratulations Ho-Fung Hung for the 2013 SECAAS book prize award
Protest with Chinese Characteristics was awarded the 2013 Southeast Conference Association for Asian Studies book prize.The prize will be awarded at the SECAAS Conference on January 19, 2013.
Stefanie DeLuca cited in Chronicle of Higher Education
The Neighborhood Effect – 25 years after William Julius Wilson changed urban sociology, scholars still debate his ideas. Is anyone else listening?