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Megan Ming Francis

Associate Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Law, Societies and Justice

Department of Political Science

Megan Ming Francis is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Washington.

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University of Washington

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political science law social sciences african american studies social history jurisprudence black politics civil liberties politics public opinion political culture civil rights social justice criminal justice democracy political studies sociology of law penology white supremacy political development political theory political process neoliberalism political economy critical race theory urban history american studies historical review human rights geopolitics political analysis political behavior contemporary racism correctional practice activism civil society historical evidence racial equity freedom of speech political agendas neoliberal racial order white funding movement capture black lives modern american state historical perspective post-civil rights era racial politics mass incarceration bruce ackerman harvard university press civil rights revolution black lives matter anti-lynching legislation republican ship oppression racial discrimination race black political activism criminal punishment early republic post-civil war south protest american political thought

Notable Scholarly Works

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Sap Volume 37 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. Studies in American political development (2023)

Paul FrymerMarie GottschalkAmel AhmedLaura EvansMichael FortnerMegan FrancisJeffrey IsaacKen KerschClaire KimDesmond KingJennifer KleinSuzanne MettlerRobert MickeySidney MilkisJames MoroneJulie NovkovMonica PrasadDean RobinsonAdam SheingateBartholomew SparrowDebra ThompsonJessica TrounstineRichard ValellyPriscilla Yamin

political sciencepolitical developmentsocial sciencesamerican political thoughtfront matter

Can Black Lives Matter Within U.S. Democracy?. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2022)

Megan Ming Francis

racial equityracial discriminationpolitical scienceblack politicsdemocracysocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack lives matterwhite supremacy

Pd23-02 Comparison of Collagenase Clostridium Histolyticum to Surgery for the Management of Peyronie’s Disease: A Randomized Trial. The Journal of Urology (2022)

Benjamin GreenMegan FrancisJoshua SavageKlinton BreartonAlissa TylerLandon Trost

urologycollagenase clostridium histolyticumsurgeryrandomized trialclinical trials

Black Lives Matter in Historical Perspective. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2021)

Megan Ming FrancisLeah Wright-Rigueur

sociology of lawjurisprudencelawsocial historysocial sciencesafrican american studieshistorical perspective

The Origins of Mass Incarceration: The Racial Politics of Crime and Punishment in the Post–Civil Rights Era. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2020)

Katherine BeckettMegan Ming Francis

social justicepenologypost-civil rights eracriminologypublic policysociology of lawcontemporary racismjurisprudencelawcorrectional practiceracial politicssocial historysocial sciencesmass incarcerationcriminal justice

The Predatory Legacy of Convict Leasing. (2019)

Megan Ming Francis

penologycriminologyconvict leasinglawcriminal justicepredatory legacy

The Price of Civil Rights: Black Lives, White Funding, and Movement Capture. Law & Society Review (2019)

Megan Ming Francis

white fundinglaw and economicscivil rightsmovement capturejurisprudencelawblack livessocial sciencesafrican american studies

Pps Volume 14 Issue 4 Cover and Front Matter. Perspectives on politics (2016)

Kennan FergusonDaniel CarpenterPaul FrymerJoely ProudfitLauren MacleanDavid WilkinsFranke WilmerMatthew KocherNuno MonteiroNick RobinsonMarcus SchulzkeRomain MalejacqDipali MukhopadhyayEvan LiebermanColin ElmanColleen Dougherty BurtonKirstie McclureRefl EctionsJoshua MitchellNeta CrawfordL LingDaniel NexonMeera SabaratnamHenry BradyYanna KrupnikovJessica PreecePeregrine Schwartz-SheaBetsy SinclairFederica CarugatiS MonosonArlene SaxonhouseMelissa SchwartzbergDaron AcemogluJames RobinsonBarry WeingastAnn LeePatrick JacksonRobert VitalisEdwina BarvosaRichard BattistoniCristina BeltranMichael BernhardCharli CarpenterDaniel DreznerHenry FarrellArchon FungAnge-Marie HancockMarc HowardMala HtunBryan JonesStathis KalyvasMary KatzensteinTimothy Kaufman-OsbornMarc LynchSamantha MajicJohn JayElizabeth MarkovitsMelissa NoblesErin O'brienPaul PiersonAndrew SablJames ScottJoe SossPaul StanilandDara StrolovitchVesla WeaverLisa WedeenDeborah YasharRodney HeroJuliet HookerAlvin TilleryMelina AltamiranoMichael DawsonMegan FrancisZoltan HajnalVincent HutchingsJane JunnMara LovemanDebra ThompsonGuillermo TrejoJessica TrounstineSophia Wallace

politicspublic policypolitical sciencepublic opinioncomparative politicsfront matterjournalism

We the People: The Civil Rights Revolution. by Bruce Ackerman. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2014. 432 Pp. $35.00 Hardcover.. Law & Society Review (2016)

Megan Ming Francis

intellectual historysocial justicebruce ackermanactivismsocial changecivil societyharvard university presslawhistorical reviewsocial historycivil rights revolutionafrican american studiesamerican political thoughthistorical evidencecivil libertieshistory

Black Politics and the Neoliberal Racial Order. Public Culture (2015)

Michael C. DawsonMegan Ming Francis

politicsneoliberalismneoliberal racial orderpolitical culturepolitical economypolitical scienceblack politicscritical race theorypublic opinionsocial sciencesafrican american studies

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Megan Ming Francis

Associate Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Law, Societies and Justice

Department of Political Science

Megan Ming Francis is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Washington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Megan Ming Francis

University of Washington

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sap Volume 37 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. Studies in American political development (2023)

political sciencepolitical developmentsocial sciencesamerican political thoughtfront matter

Can Black Lives Matter Within U.S. Democracy?. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2022)

Megan Ming Francis

racial equityracial discriminationpolitical scienceblack politicsdemocracysocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack lives matterwhite supremacy

Pd23-02 Comparison of Collagenase Clostridium Histolyticum to Surgery for the Management of Peyronie’s Disease: A Randomized Trial. The Journal of Urology (2022)

Benjamin GreenMegan FrancisJoshua SavageKlinton BreartonAlissa TylerLandon Trost

urologycollagenase clostridium histolyticumsurgeryrandomized trialclinical trials

Black Lives Matter in Historical Perspective. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2021)

Megan Ming FrancisLeah Wright-Rigueur

sociology of lawjurisprudencelawsocial historysocial sciencesafrican american studieshistorical perspective

The Origins of Mass Incarceration: The Racial Politics of Crime and Punishment in the Post–Civil Rights Era. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2020)

Katherine BeckettMegan Ming Francis

The Predatory Legacy of Convict Leasing. (2019)

Megan Ming Francis

penologycriminologyconvict leasinglawcriminal justicepredatory legacy

The Price of Civil Rights: Black Lives, White Funding, and Movement Capture. Law & Society Review (2019)

Megan Ming Francis

white fundinglaw and economicscivil rightsmovement capturejurisprudencelawblack livessocial sciencesafrican american studies

Pps Volume 14 Issue 4 Cover and Front Matter. Perspectives on politics (2016)

politicspublic policypolitical sciencepublic opinioncomparative politicsfront matterjournalism

We the People: The Civil Rights Revolution. by Bruce Ackerman. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2014. 432 Pp. $35.00 Hardcover.. Law & Society Review (2016)

Megan Ming Francis

Black Politics and the Neoliberal Racial Order. Public Culture (2015)

Michael C. DawsonMegan Ming Francis

politicsneoliberalismneoliberal racial orderpolitical culturepolitical economypolitical scienceblack politicscritical race theorypublic opinionsocial sciencesafrican american studies

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