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Campbell, John L. and John A. Hall. 2017. The Paradox of Vulnerability : States, Nationalism, and the Financial Crisis. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

https://press.princeton.edu/titles/11196.html

Lange, Matthew. 2019. "Resistance and Nationalist Violence: A Halsian Approach to Nation-Building in a Colonial Context." States and Nations, Power and Civility: Hallsian Perspectives, edited by F. Duina. Toronto: University of Toronto

https://utorontopress.com/ca/states-and-nations-power-and-civility-2

February 2019 | Professor Barry Eidlin鈥檚 op-ed in the Washington Post on what the 2019 Los Angeles teachers鈥� strike can tell us about U.S. labour鈥檚 prospects.

Professor Barry Eidlin聽published an op-ed in the Washington Post聽 entitled聽"Los Angeles teachers just proved that the common wisdom about unions is wrong"聽on what the 2019 Los Angeles teachers鈥� strike can tell us about U.S. labour鈥檚 prospects.

Eidlin, Barry. 2017. 鈥淓lection 2016: Labor, Politics, and the Imperative of Organization.鈥� Labor Studies Journal 42(3):226鈥� 32.

鈥淓lection 2016: Labor, Politics, and the Imperative of Organization鈥�

Eidlin, Barry & Micah Uetricht. 2018."The Problem of Workplace Democracy." New Labor Forum 27(1):70-79

The Problem of Workplace Democracy

Eidlin, Barry. 2018. Labor and the Class Idea in the United States and Canada. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, in the Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics series).

Labor and the Class Idea inthe UnitedStates and Canada

September 2018 | Professor Barry Eidlin鈥檚 Labour Day op-ed published in the Washington Post

Assistant Professor Barry Eidlin published an op-ed in the Washington Post to mark Labour Day 2018, entitled 鈥淯nions Struggle in the Courts, But They Have a Fighting Chance in the Streets.鈥� While unions have taken a beating in recent decades, he notes, this year鈥檚 events offer some glimmers of hope f

September 2018 | Professor Barry Eidlin wins Canadian Sociological Association Early Investigator Award

Assistant Professor Barry Eidlin was named the winner of the 2018 Early Investigator Award from the Canadian Sociological Association. It is awarded annually to a sociologist who is deemed to "have made significant research contributions in the early stages of their career.鈥� In announcing the award, the CSA Research Advisory Subcommittee noted that it was"tremendously impressed with Dr.

Like Everyone Else but Different, The Paradoxical Success of Canadian Jews, Second Edition (2018) By Morton Weinfeld

http://www.mqup.ca/like-everyone-else-but-different--second-edition-products-9780773552814.php

A timely analysis of the possibilities and challenges of multiculturalism as seen in the iconic case of Canada鈥檚 Jewish community.

Combating Poverty: Quebec's Pursuit of a Distinctive Welfare State (2017) By Axel van den Berg, Charles Plante, Hicham Ra茂q, Christine Proulx, and Sam Faustmann

https://utorontopress.com/ca/combating-poverty-1

Mazar, Alissa. 2017. Growth coalitions in declining cities: casinos, redevelopment, and inter-urban competition. Urban Geography, pp.1-22.

Mazar, Alissa.聽2017. Growth coalitions in declining cities: casinos, redevelopment, and inter-urban competition.聽Urban Geography, pp.1-22.

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January 2018 | Milaine Alarie was interviewed on the radio show "Medium Large" to discuss her research on age-hypogamous intimate relationships

January 2018 |聽Milaine Alarie聽was interviewed on the radio show "Medium Large" to discuss her research on age-hypogamous intimate relationships (see link).

Eidlin, Barry. 2016. Why Is There No Labor Party in the United States? Political Articulation and the Canadian Comparison, 1932 to 1948. American Sociological Review, 81(3), 488-516.

Eidlin, Barry. 2016. Why Is There No Labor Party in the United States? Political Articulation and the Canadian Comparison, 1932 to 1948.聽American Sociological Review,聽81(3), 488-516.

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October 2017 | The most recent edition of the EuropeNow Journal, entitled Governing the Migration Crisis, features an interview that was conducted by one of the graduate students, Sakeef Karim, as well an introduction co-authored by Prof. Jennifer Elrick

The most recent edition of the聽EuropeNow聽Journal, entitled Governing the Migration Crisis, features an interview that was conducted by one of the graduate students, Sakeef Karim, as well an introduction co-authored by Prof. Jennifer Elrick.聽 聽

Here is a link to the issue: http://www.europenowjournal.org/issues/issue-11-oct-2017