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Amy Bailey

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology

University of Illinois Chicago

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Amy Bailey is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology at University of Illinois Chicago.

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Amy Bailey

University of Illinois Chicago

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology

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sociology social sciences criminology african american studies social history victimology violent behavior racial discrimination lynch victims urban sociology criminal justice ethnic studies political science demography urban history migration studies higher education societal influence race relations white supremacy veteran status political sociology anti-racism genocide contemporary racism comparative politics feminist criminology death studies historical methodology historical analysis historical scholarship intergroup conflict sociology of education forced migration racial studies american south white men sociology of religion democracy social anthropology archaeological practice vlsi circuit vlsi technology high performance computer architecture design automation political theory community policing state crime spatial politics qualitative sociology social theory circuit design electronic design vlsi design computer design penology correctional practice carceral setting political conflict population history spatial demography racial equity intergenerational equity intergenerational relations fertility decline democratic revolution lynch mob violence state versus mob violence student veterans academic performance performance-critical cells custom-sized cells synthesized design institutional castling incarceration rates ethnic group relation social science research human migration structural racism health disparities social determinants of health social stratification disparities interdisciplinary perspective ethnic discrimination

Notable Scholarly Works

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Ssh Volume 47 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Social science history (2023)

Amy BaileyAndrew CurleyMartin DribeLance FreemanDanielle GauvreauJoseph JewellKimberley JohnsonSusan LeonardRobert LiebermanMary MaynesAngel ParhamTawney PaulSilvia PedrazaTirthankar RoyCarol ShiueKen SylvesterJessica VechbanyongratanaMarlous Van WaijenburgDingxin Zhao

sociologysocial historysocial sciencesfront matterhistory

The Migration of Lynch Victims' Families, 1880–1930. Demography (2023)

Ryan GabrielAdrian HawsAmy Kate BaileyJoseph Price

lynch victimsforced migrationvictimologygenocidecriminologydemographysociologyhuman migrationurban historypopulation historysocial historyregional studiesmigration studiesspatial demographysocial sciencesurban sociologyanthropology

Historical Mob Violence and the 2016 Presidential Election. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2021)

Rebecca AbbottAmy Kate Bailey

electionsintergroup conflictcriminologypolitical sciencecomparative politicspresidential electionhistorical mob violenceeducationsocial historypolitical behaviorsocial sciencessocietal influenceviolent behaviorpolitical historypolitical conflict

Lynching in the New South, Festival of Violence, and the Synergy of Two Disciplines. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2021)

Amy Kate BaileyPiere E Washington

narrativecriminologysocial changeperformance studiescommunicationscholarly communicationjournalism

Lynching in the New South, a Festival of Violence, and the Synergy of Two Disciplines. Journal of Guilded Age and Progressive Era (2021)

social justicenew southcriminologyviolent behaviorsouthern african studiessociologylateral violencea festivalinterpersonal violencesocial historyamerican studiesafrican american studiesanti-racismwhite supremacy

Institutional Castling: Military Enlistment and Mass Incarceration in the United States. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2020)

Bryan L. SykesAmy Kate Bailey

social inequalityracial discriminationpenologyinstitutional castlingpublic policyethnic studiesincarceration ratescorrectional practicemass incarcerationdisparitiescarceral settingafrican american studiescriminal justice

College for All? a Quasi-Experimental Study of Student Academic Performance Before and After Universal Funding. Armed Forces & Society (2019)

universal fundinga quasi-experimental studyperformance studieshigher education policyeducational assessmenthigher educationeducationhigher education financeundergraduate researcheducational research

Inclusion in the American Military: A Force for Diversity. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Amy Kate Bailey

american militarysociologycultural diversitysocial sciences

Comparing Veteran Status and Social Mobility Across Four Cohorts of American Men. Population Research and Policy Review (2018)

military psychologysocial science researchdemographysociologyamerican menlongitudinal studiessocial determinants of healthsocial stratificationmilitary familiessocial mobilityveteran statussocial sciences

Doing Violence, Making Race: Lynching and White Racial Group Formation. British Journal of Sociology (2018)

race relationsracial discriminationracial groupscriminologyethnic studiesracesociologycritical race theorycontemporary racisminterpersonal violencesocial sciencesafrican american studiesviolent behaviorracial studieswhite supremacy

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Amy Bailey

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Amy Bailey is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amy Bailey

University of Illinois Chicago

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Sociology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ssh Volume 47 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Social science history (2023)

sociologysocial historysocial sciencesfront matterhistory

The Migration of Lynch Victims' Families, 1880–1930. Demography (2023)

Ryan GabrielAdrian HawsAmy Kate BaileyJoseph Price

Historical Mob Violence and the 2016 Presidential Election. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2021)

Rebecca AbbottAmy Kate Bailey

Lynching in the New South, Festival of Violence, and the Synergy of Two Disciplines. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2021)

Amy Kate BaileyPiere E Washington

narrativecriminologysocial changeperformance studiescommunicationscholarly communicationjournalism

Lynching in the New South, a Festival of Violence, and the Synergy of Two Disciplines. Journal of Guilded Age and Progressive Era (2021)

Institutional Castling: Military Enlistment and Mass Incarceration in the United States. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2020)

Bryan L. SykesAmy Kate Bailey

College for All? a Quasi-Experimental Study of Student Academic Performance Before and After Universal Funding. Armed Forces & Society (2019)

universal fundinga quasi-experimental studyperformance studieshigher education policyeducational assessmenthigher educationeducationhigher education financeundergraduate researcheducational research

Inclusion in the American Military: A Force for Diversity. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Amy Kate Bailey

american militarysociologycultural diversitysocial sciences

Comparing Veteran Status and Social Mobility Across Four Cohorts of American Men. Population Research and Policy Review (2018)

Doing Violence, Making Race: Lynching and White Racial Group Formation. British Journal of Sociology (2018)

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