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Charles Kurzman

Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Charles Kurzman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Charles Kurzman

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology

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social sciences sociology islamic thought political science middle eastern studies contemporary islam religious studies islamic studies international relations democracy middle east policy political sociology social movements democratization sociology of religion social forces global studies religion societal influence globalization political theory international politics activism transnational history ethnographic theory global policy geopolitics political analysis first nation sociological research social theory interfaith international sociology terrorism financing military context political transformation liberal islam iranian revolution arab spring few muslim terrorists early republic intellectual capital intellectual discourse world development political behavior political science research regime analysis qualitative sociology sociological imagination sociology of knowledge classical sociology political process political systems public displays subjective well-being audience reception status inconsistency chinese politics domestic politics green transition indigenous peoples feminist perspectives feminist inquiry feminist research unthinkable revolution modernist islam confused experience pooled time-series analysis celebrity status religious movements social movement mobilization organizational opportunity electoral clientelism arab uprisings iranian green movement feminist generation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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The Strange Career of Millian Methods in Comparative Social Science. Social Forces (2024)

Charles Kurzman

millian methodssocial forcescomparative social sciencesocial sciences

The Globalization of Social Forces. Social Forces (2022)

Charles Kurzman

transnational networkssociologyglobal studiessocial influenceinternational sociologysocial sciencessocial theoryglobal policysocial inequalitysocietal influencesocial movementsmigration studiessocial forcesglobalizationglobal politics

Sociologies of Islam. Annual Review of Sociology (2019)

Charles Kurzman

religious pluralismislamic studiesislamic thoughtsociologyreligious studiessociological researchsocial sciencesinterfaithpolitical sociologysociocultural anthropologyphilosophy of religionsociology of religioncontemporary islammiddle eastern studiesreligioncomparative religion

Who Doesn’t Want Democracy? a Multilevel Analysis of Elite and Mass Attitudes. (2019)

Brandon GormanIjlal NaqviCharles Kurzman

political sciencetrustmass attitudesdemocracymultilevel analysis

Women’s Assessments of Gender Equality. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2019)

Charles KurzmanWilla DongBrandon GormanKaram HwangRenee RybergBatool Zaidi

sociologysocial sciencesgender equalitygender studiesgender inequalitywomen's studieswomen's health

Microfoundations of the Arab Uprisings. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2018)

Frédéric VolpiJames JasperJohn ChalcraftWendy PearlmanJillian SchwedlerCharles KurzmanFarhad KhosrokhavarYoussef Chazli

arab uprisingspolitical sciencesocial change

The Challenge and Promise of Using Community Policing Strategies to Prevent Violent Extremism. (2018)

DH SchanzerCharles KurzmanJessica ToliverElizabeth Miller

sociologycriminologysecurity studiespsychological violencesocial justicepublic healthcommunity developmentcommunity engagementviolent extremismharm reductioninterpersonal violenceurban securityviolent crimecrime preventioncommunity policingviolent behaviorpublic policycrisis managementcriminal justice

The Missing Martyrs: Why Are There so Few Muslim Terrorists?. (2018)

Charles Kurzman

islamic studiesmilitary contextwhite supremacyislamic thoughtsociologyreligious studiesfirst nationsecurity studiesmissing datacontemporary islammiddle eastern studiesfew muslim terroristsjournalismstigmaterrorism financingcultural studies

Why There Are so Few Muslim Terrorists. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Charles Kurzman

islamic studiespolitical sciencemilitary contextislamic thoughtsociologysecurity studiescontemporary islamfew muslim terroristsstigmaterrorism financing

Ideology and Threat Assessment: Law Enforcement Evaluation of Muslim and Right-Wing Extremism. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2017)

Charles KurzmanAhsan KamalHajar Yazdiha

political sciencethreat assessmentright-wing extremismsociologysocial scienceslaw enforcement evaluationideology

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Charles Kurzman

Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Charles Kurzman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Charles Kurzman

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Philip Stadter Distinguished Professor of Sociology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Strange Career of Millian Methods in Comparative Social Science. Social Forces (2024)

Charles Kurzman

millian methodssocial forcescomparative social sciencesocial sciences

The Globalization of Social Forces. Social Forces (2022)

Charles Kurzman

Sociologies of Islam. Annual Review of Sociology (2019)

Charles Kurzman

Who Doesn’t Want Democracy? a Multilevel Analysis of Elite and Mass Attitudes. (2019)

Brandon GormanIjlal NaqviCharles Kurzman

political sciencetrustmass attitudesdemocracymultilevel analysis

Women’s Assessments of Gender Equality. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2019)

Charles KurzmanWilla DongBrandon GormanKaram HwangRenee RybergBatool Zaidi

sociologysocial sciencesgender equalitygender studiesgender inequalitywomen's studieswomen's health

Microfoundations of the Arab Uprisings. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2018)

Frédéric VolpiJames JasperJohn ChalcraftWendy PearlmanJillian SchwedlerCharles KurzmanFarhad KhosrokhavarYoussef Chazli

arab uprisingspolitical sciencesocial change

The Challenge and Promise of Using Community Policing Strategies to Prevent Violent Extremism. (2018)

DH SchanzerCharles KurzmanJessica ToliverElizabeth Miller

The Missing Martyrs: Why Are There so Few Muslim Terrorists?. (2018)

Charles Kurzman

Why There Are so Few Muslim Terrorists. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Charles Kurzman

islamic studiespolitical sciencemilitary contextislamic thoughtsociologysecurity studiescontemporary islamfew muslim terroristsstigmaterrorism financing

Ideology and Threat Assessment: Law Enforcement Evaluation of Muslim and Right-Wing Extremism. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2017)

Charles KurzmanAhsan KamalHajar Yazdiha

political sciencethreat assessmentright-wing extremismsociologysocial scienceslaw enforcement evaluationideology

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