Author: Sociology Group
-
Are Karl Marx’s “Perpetuum Mobile” and/or Max Weber’s “Machine State” Dominating Labor Today? Why or Why Not?
Students, researchers, faculty members, and scholars working in sociology and related social sciences to submit abstracts for an upcoming joint open session at the XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology, to be held from July 4–10, 2027, in Gwangju, Republic of Korea. The session is sponsored jointly by RC20 Comparative Sociology and RC02 Economy and Society of the International Sociological Association…
-
An Interview with Susan Rubin: Stories, Feminism & The Road Not Taken
About: Susan Rubin has been writing and producing plays for 20 years. Her work has been performed in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Baltimore, and Cuba, and her works have been produced at the New York Theater Workshop, Baltimore Center Stage, the Los Angeles Theatre Center, where she was in residence for 6 years,…
-
Exclusive Interview: Teresa S. Navas on Education, Community, and Family Success
About: Teresa S. Navas is an expert in bilingual education and English as a Second Language and has taught in the U.S. school system for more than 20 years. Her work has consisted of serving Hispanic and English as a Second Language students at all grade levels: elementary, middle school and high school. Over the…
-
Author Interview: Oops… Sometimes I Lose My Mind by Julia Gracey
Welcome to our interview series, Julia Gracey, and congratulations on the release of your book Oops… Sometimes I Lose My Mind: Anecdotes from the Classroom. Your book offers a deeply honest look into the emotional realities of teaching, childhood behavior, trust, and growth inside the classroom. We are excited to learn more about your journey…