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Daniel Cornfield

Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Sociology

Graduate School

Sociology

Daniel Cornfield is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology at Vanderbilt University.

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Daniel Cornfield

Vanderbilt University

Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology

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social sciences sociology political science social change workforce development labor relations labor migration education social inequality social movements socioeconomic status organizational behavior work-family interface workplace studies migration studies higher education organization studies transnational work activism industrial relations international relations urban sociology social science research public performance social forces international sociology labor market integration labor-management negotiation work adjustment global perspectives union decline movement participation human decision process group decision human resources american studies professional development gender diversity speech processing speech communication musical expression sustainable development socioeconomics sociological research workplace conflict employee attitudes attitude theory household labor sociology of knowledge labour studies changing workforce social environment labor market participation transnational mobility historical sociology transgenerational effect social capital cultural integration social integration career development office automation labor market impact gender discrimination labor movement legislative agenda frame extension institutional constraints union membership united states unionization attitudes research informing policy labor revitalization movement schools nonviolent praxis dialogical diffusion restructured workplaces cultural pluralism applied sociology social class american labor movement early republic african american studies creative class

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How Movements (Sometimes) Move: Base-Mission, Traveling Cadre, and Spatial Extension of the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Research in social movements, conflicts and change (2024)

Larry W. IsaacDaniel B. CornfieldDennis C. Dickerson

political scienceactivismsocial changesocial sciencespolitical communicationsocial movementsspatial extensionconflict

In Pursuit of Cultural Equity: Dei Grantmaking Practices of U.S. Local Arts Agencies in Community Context. American Behavioral Scientist (2023)

Daniel B. CornfieldChancey HerbolsheimerSavannah Bastian

cultural equitycommunity engagementcommunity contextsocial sciencesanthropologybehavioral sciences

The New Labor Activism, a New Labor Sociology. Work and Occupations (2023)

Daniel B. Cornfield

labor-management negotiationsociologywork adjustmentsocial changesocial sciencesindustrial relationssocial inequalitylabor migrationsocial movementslabor relations

The Making of a Movement: An Intergenerational Mobilization Model of the Nonviolent Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social Science History (2021)

Daniel B. CornfieldJonathan S. ColeyLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

historysocial capitalcivic engagementhigher educationsocial historyamerican studiessocial changesocial scienceseducationhistorical sociologyintergenerational mobilization modelsocial movementsactivismtransgenerational effectsocial justice

Social Movements as Schooling for Careers: Career Consequences of the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social movement studies (2020)

Jonathan S. ColeyDaniel B. CornfieldLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

political sciencemotivationhigher educationsocial scienceseducationcareer consequencesprofessional developmentcareer development

Pathways to Modes of Movement Participation: Micromobilization in the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social Forces (2019)

Larry W IsaacJonathan S ColeyDaniel B CornfieldDennis C Dickerson

social behaviormovement participationpolitical sciencesocial environmenturban sociologysociologysocial historysocial changesocial sciencespolitical sociologyactivism

Worlds of Work. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Chris TillyCharles Tilly

organization studiesmanagementwork group dynamicsmultigenerational workforcework adjustmentsocial sciencesworld-systems theoryworkforce developmentunpaid work

Occupational Activism and Racial Desegregation at Work: Activist Careers After the Nonviolent Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Research in the sociology of work (2018)

Daniel B. CornfieldJonathan S. ColeyLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

urban sociologysociologyactivist careerssocial sciencesracial desegregationoccupational activismworkplace studies

Preparation Pathways and Movement Participation: Insurgent Schooling and Nonviolent Direct Action in the Nashville Civil Rights Movement*. Mobilization An International Quarterly (2016)

Larry W. IsaacJonathan S. ColeyDaniel B. CornfieldDennis C. Dickerson

preparation pathwaysmovement participationpolitical scienceinsurgent schoolingsocial scienceseducationinternational relationsnonviolent direct action

Beyond the Beat. (2015)

Daniel B. Cornfield

musicemotionsperformance studiespsychology

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Daniel Cornfield

Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Sociology

Graduate School

Sociology

Daniel Cornfield is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel Cornfield

Vanderbilt University

Professor of Sociology Political Science and American Studies Professor of Sociology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Movements (Sometimes) Move: Base-Mission, Traveling Cadre, and Spatial Extension of the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Research in social movements, conflicts and change (2024)

Larry W. IsaacDaniel B. CornfieldDennis C. Dickerson

political scienceactivismsocial changesocial sciencespolitical communicationsocial movementsspatial extensionconflict

In Pursuit of Cultural Equity: Dei Grantmaking Practices of U.S. Local Arts Agencies in Community Context. American Behavioral Scientist (2023)

Daniel B. CornfieldChancey HerbolsheimerSavannah Bastian

cultural equitycommunity engagementcommunity contextsocial sciencesanthropologybehavioral sciences

The New Labor Activism, a New Labor Sociology. Work and Occupations (2023)

Daniel B. Cornfield

labor-management negotiationsociologywork adjustmentsocial changesocial sciencesindustrial relationssocial inequalitylabor migrationsocial movementslabor relations

The Making of a Movement: An Intergenerational Mobilization Model of the Nonviolent Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social Science History (2021)

Daniel B. CornfieldJonathan S. ColeyLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

Social Movements as Schooling for Careers: Career Consequences of the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social movement studies (2020)

Jonathan S. ColeyDaniel B. CornfieldLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

political sciencemotivationhigher educationsocial scienceseducationcareer consequencesprofessional developmentcareer development

Pathways to Modes of Movement Participation: Micromobilization in the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Social Forces (2019)

Larry W IsaacJonathan S ColeyDaniel B CornfieldDennis C Dickerson

social behaviormovement participationpolitical sciencesocial environmenturban sociologysociologysocial historysocial changesocial sciencespolitical sociologyactivism

Worlds of Work. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Chris TillyCharles Tilly

organization studiesmanagementwork group dynamicsmultigenerational workforcework adjustmentsocial sciencesworld-systems theoryworkforce developmentunpaid work

Occupational Activism and Racial Desegregation at Work: Activist Careers After the Nonviolent Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Research in the sociology of work (2018)

Daniel B. CornfieldJonathan S. ColeyLarry W. IsaacDennis C. Dickerson

urban sociologysociologyactivist careerssocial sciencesracial desegregationoccupational activismworkplace studies

Preparation Pathways and Movement Participation: Insurgent Schooling and Nonviolent Direct Action in the Nashville Civil Rights Movement*. Mobilization An International Quarterly (2016)

Larry W. IsaacJonathan S. ColeyDaniel B. CornfieldDennis C. Dickerson

preparation pathwaysmovement participationpolitical scienceinsurgent schoolingsocial scienceseducationinternational relationsnonviolent direct action

Beyond the Beat. (2015)

Daniel B. Cornfield

musicemotionsperformance studiespsychology

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