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Miguel Centeno

Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

Princeton University

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Department of Sociology

Miguel Centeno is currently serving as a Sociology Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University.

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Princeton University

Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

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political science social sciences sociology latin american politics latin america governance latin american studies history globalization international relations neoliberalism latin american research geopolitics regime analysis social inequality resilience political sociology america latina organizational theory sustainable development regional studies latin american economic history behavioral research social theory regional development emerging risk biopolitics capacity building geopolitical conflict lopsided continent intelligent computing climate policy theoretical biology global finance latino studies cultural change gender diversity automatic control democracy ethics of artificial intelligence ai safety diffusion of innovations societal challenges technological change philosophy of technology spatial politics international politics urban governance social-ecological systems environmental governance sustainability governance fishery management covid-19 pandemic internationalization political transformation demographic change international conflict behavioural psychology racial prejudice disparate impact gender discrimination ethnic discrimination oppression ai sustainability risks automated decision making global collective behavior nineteenth-century latin america global systemic risk grand theory developing world urban social-ecological-technological systems state capacity rocky democracies hard markets double transition sociological perspective

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A Delusion of Control: Loss of Agency in Modern Complex Systems. Global Perspectives (2024)

Miguel A. CentenoPeter W. CallahanPaul LarceyThayer S. Patterson

command and controlperformance studiesautomatic controlmodern complex systemscontrol managementpsychologyphilosophyglobal studies

Economic and Territorial Power. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

economic geographyterritorial powereconomics

Globalization and Fragility. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoPeter W. CallahanPaul A. LarceyThayer Patterson

globalizationeconomics

Infrastructural Power: Reform Strategies. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

reform strategiesinfrastructural power

Internal Structure of the Neoliberal State. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Agustin E. FerraroGustavo FondevilaJuan José RastrolloMiguel A. Centeno

neoliberalismpolitical economyinternal structurepolitical scienceneoliberal stateregime analysis

Neoliberalism. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2023)

Johanna BockmanMargaret Zeddies

On the State, Potentials, and Current Tensions of the Social Sciences in Latin America. Global Perspectives (2023)

Juan Pedro BloisMiguel A. Centeno

latin americapolitical sciencesociologyinternational relationssocial sciencescurrent tensions

Symbolic Power: Identities and Social Protest. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

social identity theorysocial changeactivismreligious studiessocial protestculturecultural identityidentity politicssocial identitysocial movementssymbolic powerprotestsocial sciencesidentity issuesidentity (social science)

The Neoliberal State in Latin America. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

John MaldonadoDiego Ayala-McCormickMiguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

neoliberalismpolitical economyeconomicspublic policypolitical sciencelatin americaneoliberal stateinternational relationsregime analysisbiopoliticslatin american politics

Globalization as Adaptive Complexity: Learning From Failure. Risk, systems and decisions (2022)

Miguel CentenoPeter CallahanPaul LarceyThayer Patterson

adaptive complexityglobalizationrisk managementsystems engineering

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Miguel Centeno

Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

Princeton University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology

Miguel Centeno is currently serving as a Sociology Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Miguel Centeno

Princeton University

Musgrave Professor of Sociology Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Delusion of Control: Loss of Agency in Modern Complex Systems. Global Perspectives (2024)

Miguel A. CentenoPeter W. CallahanPaul LarceyThayer S. Patterson

command and controlperformance studiesautomatic controlmodern complex systemscontrol managementpsychologyphilosophyglobal studies

Economic and Territorial Power. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

economic geographyterritorial powereconomics

Globalization and Fragility. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoPeter W. CallahanPaul A. LarceyThayer Patterson

globalizationeconomics

Infrastructural Power: Reform Strategies. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

reform strategiesinfrastructural power

Internal Structure of the Neoliberal State. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Agustin E. FerraroGustavo FondevilaJuan José RastrolloMiguel A. Centeno

neoliberalismpolitical economyinternal structurepolitical scienceneoliberal stateregime analysis

Neoliberalism. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2023)

Johanna BockmanMargaret Zeddies

On the State, Potentials, and Current Tensions of the Social Sciences in Latin America. Global Perspectives (2023)

Juan Pedro BloisMiguel A. Centeno

latin americapolitical sciencesociologyinternational relationssocial sciencescurrent tensions

Symbolic Power: Identities and Social Protest. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

Miguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

The Neoliberal State in Latin America. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

John MaldonadoDiego Ayala-McCormickMiguel A. CentenoAgustin E. Ferraro

neoliberalismpolitical economyeconomicspublic policypolitical sciencelatin americaneoliberal stateinternational relationsregime analysisbiopoliticslatin american politics

Globalization as Adaptive Complexity: Learning From Failure. Risk, systems and decisions (2022)

Miguel CentenoPeter CallahanPaul LarceyThayer Patterson

adaptive complexityglobalizationrisk managementsystems engineering

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