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hunger and poverty, 410

Huyse, Luc, 383

ICC. See International Criminal Court

ICCPR. See International Covenant on

Civil and Political Rights

ICESCR. See International Covenant

on Economic, Social, and Cultural

Rights

ICRC. See International Committee of

the Red Cross

IDP. See Internally Displaced Person

ILO. See International Labor

Organization

IMF. See International Monetary Fund

Inderbitzen, Michelle, 155

Indian Country, 264, 266, 268–270

Indian Health Service, 265

Indigenous Nations, 8

inequality, 364, 367

Institute for Research on Poverty, 284

instrumental-reflexive distinction,

53–56

integralism, 17–18, 38–41, 378;

critical sociology, 118; ontology

and epistemology of, 39, 110–111;

sociology and, 112

intellectuals, patronizing assumptions

of, 174–179

Internally Displaced Person (IDP), 322,

324–325

International Committee of the Red

Cross (ICRC), 417

International Convention on the

Elimination of All Forms of Racial

Discrimination (CERD), 369

International Court of Justice, 321

International Court Tribunal, 322

International Covenant on Civil and

Political Rights (ICCPR), 358, 366,

369

International Covenant on Economic,

Social, and Cultural Rights

(ICESCR), 358, 362, 366, 369

International Criminal Court (ICC),

322, 369, 396, 401

International Labor Organization

(ILO), 366

International Monetary Fund (IMF),

393, 396, 399, 410, 470

International Oxfam, 419

International Red Cross, 417

Janjaweed, 322, 334

Japanese, 35

Japanese Empire, 35

Jeffries, Vincent, 4–5, 37, 40, 57, 96,

110, 210–212, 218, 371, 378

Jencks, Christopher, 162–163

Johnston, Barry V., 36, 107, 110

Johnston, Hank, 346

Jonas, Hans, 438

Jorgensen, Miriam, 273

Jouvenel, Bertrand de, 436

Juravich, Tom, 345

justice, 40, 43, 71–73, 77, 240, 358,

367, 383, 396, 404, 441, 465. See

also values

Justice and Equality Movement, 322

Kain, Edward L., 214

Kalt, Joseph, 263–265, 267, 271, 273,

275

Kant, Immanuel, 100

Karen, David, 206

Kazin, Michael, 176, 178

Keck, Margaret E., 360

Kerensky, Alexander, 32

Kern, Roger M., 215

Kimmel, Michael, 156–157

Klaus, Olivia, 225

Kleidman, Robert, 10, 18, 344–345,

347, 349, 351

Knopff, Rainer, 364

Koenig, Harold G., 381

Kornblum, William, 303

Kowalchuk, Lisa, 56, 368

Kraft, James D., 191

Kristof, Nicholas, 326–327

Kuhn, Thomas S., 126

Lacey, Mark, 332

Lakoff, George, 174, 177–178

Land, Kenneth C., 91

Landman, Todd, 360

Lasch, Christopher, 176

Index 483

Lasch-Quinn, Elisabeth, 181

Lashbrook, Jeff, 191, 196, 200–201

Lasswell, Harold D., 96

Lauder, Hugh, 328

Lee, Alfred, 193

Lee, Keekok, 97–99, 101

Lee, Richard E., 21

Lemon, Nancy, 237

Lemont, Eric D., 271

Lenin, Vladimir I., 32

Leonard, Elizabeth D., 8, 227, 233,

237–239

Levine, Donald, 28, 55, 65

Levine, Felice, 199, 201

Levitt, Steven D., 123

liberation sociology, 256

Liebow, Eliot, 303

Life without Parole, 234

Light, Donald, 302, 304

Light, Ryan, 50

Lippman, Walter, 175–176

Lipset, Seymour Martin, 176–177

Lowell Institute, 36

Luker, Kristin, 165

Lukes, Steven, 347

Lunden, Walter A., 113, 115–117

Lynd, Robert, 188, 193

MacIntyre, Alisdair, 96

Madison Urban Ministry (MUM), 283

Mahler, Matthew, 156–157

Mandela, Nelson, 382

Maney, Greg, 351

Mannheim, Karl, 138–139, 161

Manson, Marilyn, 156

Manuel, Frank E., 431–432

marketization, 470

Marrett, Cora, 207

Martineau, Harriet, 73, 84

Marx, Karl, 12, 74, 83–84, 352, 431–

432, 442

Marxism, 62, 76, 362, 369, 457

Marxist, 57, 77–78, 81–83, 188, 357,

359, 362, 367, 369–370, 457

Massey, Douglas S., 50, 137, 458

Matlock, Donald T., 199

Mau, James A., 94, 433, 436

Mayrl, Damon, 6

McCall, George, 303

McCarthy, Bill, 9–10, 319–321

McCarthyism, 176

McDonaldization, 55

McLaughlin, Neil, 56, 368

McNamara, Marilyn, 383

Mead, George Herbert, 433

Meadows, D. H., 94

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), 325,

419–420

media, uncertainty of, 331–332

Media Research and Action Project

(MRAP), 345–347, 349, 352, 461

MEP. See Money, Education, and

Prisons

Merton, Robert C., 333

Meyer, David S., 352

Meyer, Harold, 199

micro-credit movement, 425

Middle Ages, 111

Millennial Project Goals, 410

Millennium Development Goals, 410,

421

Millennium Development Project, 413,

418

Millennium Summit, 410

Miller, S. M., 303

Mills, C. Wright, 171, 176, 179–180,

182, 193, 351–352

Mitchell, Richard, 217

model A of egoism and self-interest,

413

Money, Education, and Prisons (MEP),

292, 294

Moody, James, 50, 456

Moore, Barrington, Jr., 211, 352, 364

Moore, Gwen, 284

Moore, Michael, 175

Moore, Wilbert E., 433

Morality, models of, 438

Morris K. Udall Foundation, 266

Morrow, Raymond A., 3–4, 48, 57,

64–65

Morton, F. L., 364

Moskowitz, Eva, 181

Mother Teresa, 414–416

MRAP. See Media Research and Action

Project

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MSF. See Médecins Sans Frontières

Mueller, Jennifer, 4, 15

MUM. See Madison Urban Ministry

Nabarro, David, 323

narratives, alternative and dominant,

391

National Corrections Reporting

Program (NCRP), 283–284

National Council for the Social Studies,

196

National Science Foundation, 284

nation-states: denationalizing

dynamics, 396; global action, 393–

397; international agendas, 394;

private agendas, 394. See also global,

globalization

Native American, 263

Native Nations Institute for Leadership,

Management, and Policy, 266

NCRP. See National Corrections

Reporting Program

NCSS. See National Council for the

Social Studies

NGO Coalition of International Justice,

322, 325

Nicholas II, 32

Nichols, Lawrence T., 3, 17, 36, 107,

110, 188

Nielsen, François, 47, 135, 137, 330,

457

No Child Left Behind Act, 192, 206

Nobel Peace Prize, 414–417, 419–420

North American Free Trade Agreement

(NAFTA), 393, 396

North Central Sociological Association,

199

O’Connor, Pat, 240–241

October Revolution, 32

Official Development Assistance

(ODA), 422–423

Ogburn, William, 74

Oliner, Samuel P., 11, 18, 378–380, 386

Oliver, Pamela E., 9, 346, 379

Orfield, Myron, 345–46

Organization for Economic

Co-operation and Development,

368

Owen, Barbara, 226

Paget, Edward, 176

Palloni, Alberto, 319, 325, 327, 329

Park, Robert E., 74, 200

Parker, Patricia, 319, 325

Parliament of World’s Religions, 15, 96

Parsons, Talcott, 17, 42–43, 65

Patterson, Orlando, 50, 136, 320

Paxton, Pamela, 456–457

Perkins, H. Wesley, 92

Persell, Caroline Hodges, 7, 207–209,

215–216

Peterson, Christopher, 16

Peterson, Richard A., 215

Pfeiffer, Kathryn M., 207–209, 215–

216

Pfohl, Stephen, 188

Pieper, Josef, 96

Pierre, Abbé, 415–416

Piker-King, Kathleen, 196

Piven, Frances Fox, 459

Plato, 96, 111

Polgreen, Lydia, 334

policy sociology, 115–116, 236–239,

249–250, 272–274, 344–345, 457–

459; engaged research traditions

of, 344; grassroots and elite, 344;

high school teaching, 194; human

rights topics, 363–368; incarcerated

battered women, recommendations

for, 237–239; public sociology

and, 62–65, 291–296, 347–348;

reciprocal formulation and, 273;

teaching and, 212, 215–216;

teaching, pathology of, 212. See

also critical sociology, four types of

sociology model, holistic sociology,

professional sociology, public

sociology

Polish Underground Army, 384

Polsky, Ned, 303

Popular Front, 176

Index 485

positional perspectives, 453, 463. See

also four types of sociology model,

holistic sociology

Post, Stephen G., 378, 411–412

Powell, Colin, 322–323, 330

powell, john a., 345

powerlessness. 182, 392–393;

complexity of, 405

praxis, 257

praxis-oriented research, 256

professional sociology, 108–111,

227–230, 246–249, 344, 455–457;

critical sociology and, 282–285;

engaged scholarship and, 348–349;

feedback between professional

and public, 312–314; high school

teaching and, 190–192; human

rights and, 359–361; labor

conditions and processes and, 247–

249; organic public sociology and,

309; rethinking of, 59–62; teaching

and, 207–209; teaching, pathology

of, 207. See also critical sociology,

four types of sociology model,

holistic sociology, policy sociology,

public sociology

Promotion and Protection of Human

Rights, 366

Provisional Government, 32

public global altruist, 417

public sociology, 116–117, 231–236,

250–254, 270–272, 460–462;

accessibility, 153, 163–165;

accountability, 153; activism, and

308; contribution of, 103, 125–

126, 181–183; critical sociology

and, 346–347, 441; dangers and

difficulties of, 127, 171–172,

319, 333–334, 450; defined, 124;

dialogue, 154–160; enabling and

mobilizing powerless, 405; eye-

opening research and, 125–126;

four problems of, 320; future

making and, 437–442; good

and bad, criteria of, 135–136;

graduate training and, 129–132,

165–167; high school teaching

and, 194–195; human rights and,

368–370; improvement of world

and, 385, 449; integrity of civil

society, 469; journal abstracts and,

133; mobilization of powerless

and, 405; normative analysis and,

424; obligation of, 103; organic,

7–10, 183, 236, 250, 276, 293–296,

296–297, 302–312, 376–377, 460,

467; other disciplines and, 132–

133; policy sociology and, 62–65,

291–296, 347–348; presenting

data and, 285–289; professional

sociology and, 270, 275–276, 281,

285–289, 310–311; project of, 391;

public activity and agency and,

182; purpose of, 124; reactions to,

47–48, 450, 454–462; relevance

and, 125, 154, 160–163, 171–173;

remapping global transformations,

405; requirements of, 124; social

futurity, 430; Sorokin exemplar of,

107–108; teaching and, 212–213

216–217; teaching pathology, of,

213; topic-driven research and,

126–127, 132; traditional, 467; two-

way process, as, 272; usefulness of,

125. See also critical sociology, four

types of sociology model, holistic

sociology, professional sociology,

policy sociology, sociological

practice

publics, 90, 102, 117, 125–126, 164,

166–167, 173–179, 182–183, 187,

201, 219, 233–236, 253–254, 308,

315, 321, 341–342, 369–370, 376–

377, 385, 391; African Americans as,

369; definition of, 38; disseminating

knowledge to, 385; intellectuals

views of, 174–179; power to

interpret, 326–327; presenting

data to, 285–289; scholar-activist

relationship, and 352–353; state as,

330–331; techniques of engaging,

289–291; uncertainty of response,

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331–333; writing for diverse, 132,

154–155

Prunier, Gerard, 320

Purvin, Diane M., 214

Quinn, Lisa, 163

Quran, 97

Ragin, Charles C., 60, 275

RAM. See Remote Area Medical

Ratliff, Gerald Lee, 225

Raz, J., 99

Reason, Peter, 49

reconciliation, 382–383; definition,

375; elements of, 383; justice and,

383; public sociology and, 375. See

also altruism, apology, forgiveness,

reconciliation

Red scares, 33

Reeves, Eric, 324, 327

relevance, in writing 160–163

Religious Right, 175–77

Remote Area Medical (RAM), 420

research: action and/or participatory

traditions, 344; community-based

tradition, 344; focus, and public

sociology, 270; human rights topics,

359–361, 363–368; intergroup

apology and forgiveness, studies

of, 375–376; practical implications

of, 269; temporal dimension, 429;

theory- and topic-driven, 126–127

responsibility: changes in, 438–440;

knowledge and, 437–438

Reuters, 324

Rice, Condoleezza, 326, 331

Rice, John, 180

Rienerth, Janice, 196, 199–200

Risman, Barbara, 353

Ritzer, George, 14, 17, 55

Robinson, Mary, 236

Rockefeller Foundation, 162

Roman Catholic, 158

Roof, Wade Clark, 161–162

Roosevelt, Eleanor, 358

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 358, 369

Rossi, Peter, 98

Roux, Jacques, 415

Rueschemeyer, Dietrich, 360

Rupp, Leila J., 348

Rushton, J. Phillippe, 378

Rusk, David, 345

Russell Sage Foundation, 162

Russia, 27, 31–32, 42

Russian Constitutional Assembly, 32

Ryan, Charlotte, 341, 345–351, 461

Rymond-Richmond, Wenona, 319–

320, 325

Sacco-Vanzetti trial, 33

Sacks, Peter, 214

Samnøy, Åshild, 358

Sandbrook, Richard, 365

Sassen, Saskia, 11–12, 47, 392, 395,

397, 400–402

Save Darfur, 327, 332–333

SBIR. See State’s Bureau of Intelligence

and Research

Schneider, Stephen H., 91

Schoenfeld, Heather, 319

scholars, lack of consensus, 328–330

scholarship and activism, 341, 344–

346, 376–377

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

(SoTL), 213–214

Schor, Juliet, 330

Schuster, Philip H., 34

scientific field, 451–452

scientific method and future making,

436

Scott, John, 160

Seligman, Martin E. P., 16

Sen, Amartya, 358

Sending Medical and Legal Services to

Village and Family project, 249

Serres, Michel, 435

Shaw, George Bernard, 299–300

Shen, Yuan, 246, 248–249

Short, Alvin P., 199

Shrader-Frechette, Kristin, 438

Sica, Alan, 58

Sikkink, Kathryn, 360

Silverstein, Ken, 331

Singh, Nikhil Pal, 176

Index 487

Slaughter, Richard A., 94

Smail, David, 180

Smedes, Lewis B., 381

SMH. See Sudanese Ministry of Health

Smith, Keri E. I., 188, 233, 351

Smith-Lovin, Lynn, 49–50, 127, 327,

456

Social Forces symposium, 151, 188

social justice. See justice

social movement scholarship, 10, 18,

341

Social Revolutionary Party, 32

“Sociologese,” 153

sociological imagination, 179–182;

effects of decline, 180; individual

therapeutic response and, 181–182;

preoccupation with psychological

and, 180

sociological intervention 255–256;

strong sociological intervention,

256–259; techniques of, 257–258

sociological practice and good public

sociology, 136; derivative values,

137–139; evidence, 142–143;

maintaining independence,

139–141; reputation of discipline,

147; service to society, 144–146;

sociological knowledge, 143–144;

ultimate values, 136–137, 150;

unwarranted claims, 141–142; value

judgments, 137–139

Sociological Resources for the

Secondary Schools, 200

sociologists, obligations of, 78, 84–85,

102–103, 115, 171, 254, 305–308,

342, 376, 384–385, 388, 434–435,

437, 441, 450, 451, 470

Sociologists without Borders, 420

Sociólogos sin Fronteras (SSF), 420

sociology, discipline of; funding,

changes in, 127–128; civil society

and, 468; commitment to, 468;

common perspective of, 469;

contribution to society, 115, 470;

countersystem tradition of, 77–78;

distinctive characteristics of, 125;

division of labor of, 1–3, 52;

future and futuring, 443; graduate

education in, 19, 129–132;

historical era and, 470; history

of, 73–76, 84, 431–434; human

rights, study of, 370; humanization

and democratization and, 65;

importance of public sociology and,

449; incentive structural changes in,

129; interests within, 462; limited

progress of, 112; mainstream and

countersystem, 76; moral issues

and, 440; necessary changes in, 5–6,

19–20, 127–129; other disciplines,

123–124; perspective encompassing

both past and future, 442; reward

structure, 350–351; social justice

and, 84–85; status, improvement of,

333–334; study of futures, 431–434;

tensions within ASA, 465–466; two-

sided character of, 468–469; unity

of, 454

Sorokin, Pitirim A., 3–5, 15, 17–18,

27, 30–39, 42–43, 96, 107–119,

210, 378, 409–414; altruism, study

of, 37; amitology, 37, 411; analysis

of Burawoy, 38–41; Burawoy’s

typology and, 33; critical sociology,

31, 37–38, 111–115, 411; early

perspective, 30–35; familistic social

relationships, 114–115; global

altruism, 410; hunger and famine,

study of, 409–410; policy sociology

and, 34, 36, 115–116; political

activity and, 30–33; professional

sociology and, 32–36, 108–111;

public sociology and, 36, 116–117;

social relationships, study of, 409;

solidary interaction, 114–115;

study of positive 15, 41, 115, 411;

supraconscious and, 37. See also

altruism, global altruism

SoTL. See Scholarship of Teaching and

Learning

Souljah, Sister, 157

Soviet Bloc, 358, 360, 362

Soviet Union, 35

Sperling, Valerie, 353

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Sprigge, T. L. S., 100

Srebrenica genocide case, 322

SRSS. See Sociological Resources for the

Secondary Schools

SSF. See Sociólogos sin Fronteras

Stacey, Judith, 50, 319, 329–332,

459–460

Stack, Carol, 303

Stalin, Joseph, 35

Stanley, Scott, 381

state power, 330–331

State of California Legislative

Committee on Prison Construction

and Operations, 237

State’s Bureau of Intelligence and

Research (SBIR), 328

Steinhardt, Ralph G., 366

Steinmetz, George, 59

Stephens, Evelyne Huber, 360

Stephens, John D., 360

Stewart, James, 314

Stinchcombe, Arthur, 50, 135, 145,

457–458

Stoecker, Randy, 349

strategies: conservation, of 454–

459; hegemonic, 456, 466;

incorporationist, 456; subversion of,

459–462

Stringer, Ernest, 385

Sudanese Liberation Army, 322

Sudanese Ministry of Health (SMH),

322–324, 326

Sullivan, Michael J., III, 96

Sumner, L. W., 100

Suttles, Gerald, 303

Syed, Ali, 207–209

symbolic domination, 455, 466. See

also positional perspectives

Symbolic Interactionists, 432

Task Force on Content Standards

for the High School Course in

Sociology, 196–197

Task Force on the Advanced Placement

Course for Sociology in High

School, 197

Tavuchis, Nicholas, 379

Taylor, Jonathan, 265

Taylor, Verta, 348

teaching: Advanced Placement

curriculum, 197; commitment of

American Sociological Association,

201; critical sociology and, 193,

209–212; curriculum, theory and

topic-driven, 130–132; graduate

training, 129–132; high school and

American Sociological Association,

195–201; high school teacher

training, 198–199; neglected in

public sociology, 188–190; objectives

and standards for high school course,

196–197; policy sociology and, 194;

public sociology and, 6–7, 194–195;

professional sociology and, 190–192,

207–209; writing for publics, training

in, 165–167

Teaching Resources Center of the

American Sociological Association,

19, 219

temporal capital, 466–467

Textor, Robert B., 94

Thai, Hung Cam, 164

Thatcher era, 177

Thatcher, Margaret, 177–178

Theatre of the Oppressed, 256, 261

Tiryakian, Edward A., 12, 17

Tittle, Charles R., 49, 135–136, 152,

327, 330–331, 455

Toffler, Alvin, 433

Tong, Gengxing, 248

Tong, Rosemarie, 100

Torres, Carlos Alberto, 48

Touraine, Alain, 57, 255–257

Towards a Global Ethic, 96

TRC. See Truth and Reconciliation

Commission

TRIPS law, 396

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

(TRC), 382

Tsinghua University, 249, 251, 254

Turcotte, Kerry, 56, 368

Turner, Jonathan H., 49, 57, 209,

301–304, 458

Tutu, Desmond, 382

UDHR. See United Nations Universal

Declaration of Human Rights

Uggen, Christopher, 155

Index 489

Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 384

Ukrainian underground, 384

UN. See United Nations

UN Development Programme, 410;

Annual Report of the, 410

UN General Assembly (UNGA), 365,

423

UN Human Development Index, 321

UN Human Development Report, 410

UN International Bill of Rights, 10–11,

357

UN Security Council, 323

UNGA. See UN General Assembly

United Nations (UN), 321, 358–359,

366, 369, 410, 418, 421–422, 433

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

(UDHR), 15, 96, 357–358, 364,

366, 369

University of Chicago, 74

University of Minnesota, 33

University of Petrograd, 31

U.S. Census Bureau, 368–369

U.S. Congress, 322

U.S. Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare, 265

U.S. Government Accountability Office

(USGAO), 328–329

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations

Committee, 323

U.S. State Department, 322

U.S. Surgeon General’s Report, 99

USGAO. See U.S. Government

Accountability Office

value judgments: criteria of, 97–99;

derivative values and, 137–138;

method of epistemic implication, 97;

objectivity and, 139. See also values

values, 346, 371, 441; absolute, 40;

ethics, systems of, 41; human

rights standards, 361–363; social

evolution and, 95; ultimate, 113–

115, 136–137; universal, 95–96. See

also justice, value judgments

Vaughan, Diane, 188, 319, 329

Vera, Hernan, 256

Vera Institute, 296–297

Vidich, Arthur, 303

Viet Kieus, 164

Vietnam War, 38

violent victimization, 323

virtues, 96

Waal, Alex de, 327

Wakeling, Stewart, 273

Wallerstein, Immanuel, 20–21, 331

Wallstrom, Margot, 174

Warren, Mark R., 342

Watts, W. David, 199

Weber, Marlene, 190–191

Weber, Max, 53–56, 65, 432

Weissbrodt, David, 369

Welch, Claude E., Jr., 358, 360

Wells-Dang, Andrew, 367

Westbrook, Laurel, 6

WHO. See World Health

Organization

Whyte, William Foote, 94

Wilson, E. O., 412

Wilson, William J., 64, 385

Winch, Peter, 432

Wiredu, Kwasi, 358

Wisconsin Department of Corrections,

284

Wisconsin Sociological Association,

199

Wisconsin’s Institute for Research on

Poverty, 284

Wolfe, Alan, 164–165

Wood, Richard L., 342

World Bank, 470

World Health Day, 421

World Health Organization (WHO),

322–324, 326–327, 421

World Order Models Project, 15, 96

World Trade Organization (WTO), 393,

396–397, 399

World War II, 16, 36, 75

Worthington, Everett L., Jr., 378, 381

Wright, Erik Olin, 14

WTO. See World Trade Organization

Young, Eóin, 163

Yugoslavia, 322

Yunus, Muhammad, 425

Zoellick, Robert, 326, 328, 330

Zylicz, Piotr Olaf, 378–380, 386

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Barbara Adam received her Ph.D. and D.Sc.Econ. from Cardiff University,

where she is professor of sociology. She is founding editor of the journal

Time & Society and has published extensively on the social and socio-envi-

ronmental relations of time and the future. The most recent monographs

of the award-winning author are Time (2004) and Future Matters: Action,

Knowledge, Ethics (co-authored with Chris Groves, 2007).

Wendell Bell received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Los

Angeles (1952), and is professor emeritus of sociology at Yale University.

He is the author or co-author of more than 200 articles and nine books,

including Social Area Analysis, Jamaican Leaders, and Foundations of Future

Studies (which the Association of Professional Futurists selected in 2008 as

being among the ten most important futures books of all time). In 2005

the World Futures Studies Federation awarded him a Lifetime Achievement

Award in recognition of his contributions to futures studies.

Michael Burawoy received his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago, and

teaches at the University of California, Berkeley. He is interested in the so-

ciology of work and the work of sociology.

Stephen Cornell is professor of sociology and director of the Udall Center

for Studies in Public Policy at the University of Arizona. He received his

Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. Much of his work focuses on self-

determination, governance, and economic development among indigenous

peoples in North America and elsewhere.

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