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Gomez and Benavides: "PMSCs and UN Working Group"

97:09 minutes (22.24 MB)
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McCoy, Perret, and Kucia: "Military & Security Privatization in War & Conflict"

145:15 minutes (33.25 MB)
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Gabriel Prado: "Peruvian Security Contractors in Iraq"

42:42 minutes (9.78 MB)
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Sarah Igo: "Citizens and Social Knowledge"

83:25 minutes (19.1 MB)

Sarah E. Igo (Ph.D. History, Princeton University) is Associate
Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania.  An
intellectual and cultural historian of the twentieth-century United
States, she has gravitated toward questions related to the history and
sociology of knowledge.  Her first book, The Averaged American:

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Cynthia Mil Duncan: "Worlds Apart: Politics, Class and Culture"

86:37 minutes (19.83 MB)
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Cynthia Mil Duncan: "Place Matters: A Review of Poverty and Development Challenges"

45:50 minutes (20.98 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "The Political Economy of Sociology: Marx Meets Bourdieu"

97:21 minutes (22.28 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "Durable Domination: Gramsci meets Bourdieu"

101:16 minutes (23.18 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "Is there a Working Class?: Burawoy meets Bourdieu"

100:21 minutes (22.97 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "Colonialism and Revolution: Fanon meets Bourdieu"

101:07 minutes (23.15 MB)
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Nancy Krieger: "The Elephants in the Room: Social Justice, Public Health and Health Inequities"

86:46 minutes (19.86 MB)
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Nancy Krieger: "The Science and Epidemiology of US Cancer Disparities: Race/Ethnicity, Class, Gender, and the Risk of Cancer"

58:23 minutes (13.37 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "Antinomies of Feminism: De Beauvoir meets Bourdieu"

98:09 minutes (22.47 MB)
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Michael Burawoy: "Intellectuals and their Publics: Bourdieu Inherits Mills"

103:15 minutes (23.64 MB)
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Julie Guthman: "The Unbearable Whiteness of Alternative Food"

81:23 minutes (18.63 MB)

JULIE
GUTHMAN (Ph.D., Geography, University of California, Berkeley) is an
Associate Professor in the Department of Community Studies at the
University of California, Santa Cruz. She has written extensively on

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Julie Guthman: "Are we all Neoliberal Now?"

83:32 minutes (19.12 MB)

JULIE
GUTHMAN (Ph.D., Geography, University of California, Berkeley) is an
Associate Professor in the Department of Community Studies at the
University of California, Santa Cruz. She has written extensively on

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Uriel Leviatan: "Socioeconomic Inequality, Social Capital and Wellbeing in Kibbutz Communities"

93:41 minutes (21.45 MB)
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Uriel Leviatan: "The Transformation of Kibbutzim in Israel"

97:31 minutes (22.32 MB)
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Dorian T. Warren: "Inequality, Marginalized Workers and the Politics of US Labor"

86:47 minutes (19.87 MB)
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Dorian T. Warren: "Wal-Mart Comes to the City: Race, Class and the New Politics of Accountable Development"

87:02 minutes (19.92 MB)
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Marta Soler: "Beyond Bourdieu: Community Involvement for Social Change"

87:01 minutes (19.92 MB)
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Marta Soler: "Overcoming Social Exclusion: The Role of Critical Communicative Methodology"

83:36 minutes (19.14 MB)
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