Tag: Labor
Labor and Education in the 21st Century
Sociology at the Graduate Center, City University of New York
Between Welfare and Work: Workfare Strategies and Contingent Labor Markets
Geography at the University of Manchester
Carnivals, Revolutions, and Revivals: The Lost Tradition of Collective Ecstasy
Freelance Writer and Public Intellectual
Unequal Freedom: Race and Gender in the Shaping of American Citizenship and Labor
Women's Studies and Asian-American Studies, University of California-Berkeley
Renewing Democracy, Revitalizing our Communities: Labor's Call for Sharing Prosperity in the New Economy
South Bay Labor Council
The Lenin Problem: Transforming Economism
Political Science, University of Washington
Margaret Levi is the Jere L. Bacharach Professor of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Washington, Seattle. She has written extensively on the bases for and effects of trustworthy governance. Her publications include Bureaucratic Insurgency: The Case of Police Unions (Lexington:1977); Of Rule and Revenue (University of California Press, 1988); Consent, Dissent, and Patriotism (Cambridge University Press, 1997); The Limits of Rationality (University of Chicago, 1990), co-edited with Karen S. Cook; Governance and Trust (Russell Sage, 1998), co-edited with Valerie Braithwaite. In progress is a co-authored volume with Karen Cook and Russell Hardin, building on a multi-year Russell Sage Foundation project on trust. Concurrently, she is working on a range of issues having to do with labor unions and with global justice campaigns. Professor Levi is currently the president-elect of the American Political Science Association.


