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Mark Warren

Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Public Policy & Public Affairs

Sociology Department

Mark Warren is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

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social sciences education sociology community engagement political science educational research social change urban sociology transitional justice social capital sociology of education civic engagement community development higher education community building education reform school-to-prison pipeline biotechnology educational leadership educational administration school effectiveness vascular biology narrative american studies education research sociological research educational equity youth justice collaborative learning poor communities urban school reform school reform social science research sociology of religion cellular physiology educational strategies youth services educational psychology urban history migration studies school leadership higher education teaching poverty reduction continuous monitoring social bias international sociology cell motility cell biomechanics tissue physiology cell-matrix interactions cell adhesion public education urban politics political power outcome-based education educational policy rural sociology indigenous movements activism latin american diaspora racial equity interaction network parent leadership penology american democracy urban education reform bake sale quartz crystal microbalance continuous monitoring tool faith-based community organizing community-engaged scholarship traditional scholarship faith-based politics public arena steady-state behavior initial adhesion citizenship studies public policy african american studies social justice

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Mass Incarceration and the School-To-Prison Pipeline: The Intergenerational Transmission of Criminalization. International Journal of Adolescence and Youth (2025)

Emma K. TynanMark R. Warren

correctional practicejuvenile courtsociologymass incarcerationurban sociologydevelopmental psychopathologyyouth justicecriminologycriminal lawtransitional justicejuvenile delinquencyintergenerational transmissioninterpersonal violenceprison violenceschool-to-prison pipelineeducationcriminal justicesocial sciencestheoretical criminologyviolent behavioradolescence

The School-To-Prison Pipeline. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Nancy A. Heitzeg

school-to-prison pipelineeducationpenologycorrectional practicecriminal justiceeducation policyschool effectivenesssociology of educationeducation reformcriminologypolitical scienceschool leadershippublic policytransitional justiceclassroom instruction

Willful Defiance: Connecting the Arts, Liberatory Education, Research and Movement-Building. VUE (Voices in Urban Education) (2023)

Mark R. WarrenPatrice M HillDenisha (Coco) J Bland

willful defiancesocial mediasocial sciencescommunicationartliberatory education

Intersectional Organizing and Educational Justice: How Lived Experience Influences Community Organizers’ Understanding and Practice of Intersectional Organizing. Social Sciences (2022)

Bianca Ortiz-WytheMark R. WarrenAndrew R. King

community engagementeducational justicesocial scienceslived experiencepolitical sciencesociologyintersectional organizing

Challenging Criminalization in Los Angeles. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

criminal justicelos angelesdisparate impactcriminologycriminal lawinternational criminologypublic policycriminal justice process

Community Engaged Research Methods. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

community developmentparticipant observationresearch methodscivic engagementcommunity engagementsocial sciencespublic involvementcommunity-engaged researchcommunity planning

From the Local to the State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

governancelocalizationpublic policylocal governance

Intersectional Organizing and Educational Justice Movements: Strategies for Cross-Movement Solidarities. (2021)

Mark R. WarrenAndrew R. KingBianca Ortiz-WythePatricio BelloyJose Zapata CalderonPam Martinez

social sciencesintersectional organizingcross-movement solidaritieseducational justice movements

“Nationalizing Local Struggles”. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

localizationnationalizing local strugglessocial sciencesnationalismlocal governance

The Movement Expands. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

population movementshuman movementmass movementscollective motionsocial movementsmovement expandsmovement analysismovement ecologyperformance studies

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Mark Warren

Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Public Policy & Public Affairs

Sociology Department

Mark Warren is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

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Education

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University of Massachusetts Boston

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mass Incarceration and the School-To-Prison Pipeline: The Intergenerational Transmission of Criminalization. International Journal of Adolescence and Youth (2025)

Emma K. TynanMark R. Warren

The School-To-Prison Pipeline. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Nancy A. Heitzeg

Willful Defiance: Connecting the Arts, Liberatory Education, Research and Movement-Building. VUE (Voices in Urban Education) (2023)

Mark R. WarrenPatrice M HillDenisha (Coco) J Bland

willful defiancesocial mediasocial sciencescommunicationartliberatory education

Intersectional Organizing and Educational Justice: How Lived Experience Influences Community Organizers’ Understanding and Practice of Intersectional Organizing. Social Sciences (2022)

Bianca Ortiz-WytheMark R. WarrenAndrew R. King

community engagementeducational justicesocial scienceslived experiencepolitical sciencesociologyintersectional organizing

Challenging Criminalization in Los Angeles. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

criminal justicelos angelesdisparate impactcriminologycriminal lawinternational criminologypublic policycriminal justice process

Community Engaged Research Methods. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

community developmentparticipant observationresearch methodscivic engagementcommunity engagementsocial sciencespublic involvementcommunity-engaged researchcommunity planning

From the Local to the State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

governancelocalizationpublic policylocal governance

Intersectional Organizing and Educational Justice Movements: Strategies for Cross-Movement Solidarities. (2021)

Mark R. WarrenAndrew R. KingBianca Ortiz-WythePatricio BelloyJose Zapata CalderonPam Martinez

social sciencesintersectional organizingcross-movement solidaritieseducational justice movements

“Nationalizing Local Struggles”. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

localizationnationalizing local strugglessocial sciencesnationalismlocal governance

The Movement Expands. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Mark R. Warren

population movementshuman movementmass movementscollective motionsocial movementsmovement expandsmovement analysismovement ecologyperformance studies

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