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Nitsan Chorev

Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs

Brown University

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Department of Sociology

Nitsan Chorev is currently serving as a Sociology Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs at Brown University.

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Nitsan Chorev

Brown University

Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs

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social sciences sociology political science public policy globalization trade policy international trade international sociology neoliberalism political theory socioeconomics comparative politics international political economy political philosophy social change international development global policy international history global south historical sociology social theory socio-economic change socio-economic impacts socio-economic issues cultural change tobacco control democracy political behavior political science research political studies political analysis professional development political geography geopolitics digital scholarship informetrics electronic library world development protectionism tobacco policy advocacy drug policy activism global politics political transformation political agendas multigenerational workforce professional ethics internationalization health inequalities institutional history policy transfer policy process international conflict regional relevance transnational history scholarly communication author profiling drug development socio-economic development international institutions world health organization institutional project neo-liberal globalism global norms reactive diffusion development regime fluid divide international factors trade policy formation infant formula transnational advocacy networks political shifts analytical challenges knowledge-based economy social resilience international cooperation global strategy global political economy international business trade international relations global health economic integration political economy world-systems theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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How to Study Global Lawmaking: Lessons From Intellectual Property Rights and International Health Emergencies. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2023)

Tatiana AndiaNitsan Chorev

international lawinternational health emergenciessocial scienceslawglobal lawmakingintellectual property rights

South–South Technology Transfer: The Case of Pharmaceutical Know-How in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Socio-Economic Review (2022)

Nitsan Chorev

technologysocio-economic developmentafrican economysouth-south technology transfereconomicssocial sciencessocio-economic changesocio-economic impactstechnology transfersocioeconomicspharmaceutical know-howsocio-economic issuesafrican development

The Knowledge-Based Economy and the Global South. Annual Review of Sociology (2022)

Nitsan ChorevAmanda C. Ball

sociologysocial sciencesanthropologyknowledge-based economyglobal south

Inequalities and Social Resilience in Times of Covid-19. Revista de Estudios Sociales (2021)

Tatiana AndiaNitsan Chorev

covid-19health inequalitiessociologysocial sciencespsychologysocial resiliencesocial inequality

The Virus and the Vessel, or: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Surveillance. Socio-Economic Review (2021)

Nitsan Chorev

public healthsociologysocioeconomic statussocial sciencessocio-economic impactssocioeconomicssocio-economic issues

For a Global Social Science. Global Perspectives (2020)

Miguel A. CentenoChristopher Chase-DunnNitsan ChorevMarilyn Grell-BriskHiroko InouePaul LarceyVictoria ReyesKristin Surak

global social sciencesocial sciencesglobalization

Making Knowledge Legitimate: Transnational Advocacy Networks' Campaigns Against Tobacco, Infant Formula and Pharmaceuticals. Global Networks (2017)

TATIANA ANDIANITSAN CHOREV

tobacco policycommunicationpublic policyadvocacyglobal policydrug policyinfant formulaglobal healthinternational relationstransnational advocacy networksactivismtobacco controlglobalizationglobal politics

Professionals and the Professions in the Global South. Sociology of Development (2017)

Nitsan ChorevAndrew Schrank

sociologymultigenerational workforceinternational sociologysocial changesocial sciencesprofessional developmentprofessional ethicsglobal south

Good Drugs, Good Intentions, and the (Bumpy) Road to Development. World Development Perspectives (2016)

Nitsan Chorev

public healthgood drugsworld developmenteconomic developmentgood intentionsdrug development

International Organizations: Loose and Tight Coupling in the Development Regime. Studies in Comparative International Development (2016)

Sarah BabbNitsan Chorev

international developmentdevelopment regime

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Nitsan Chorev

Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs

Brown University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology

Nitsan Chorev is currently serving as a Sociology Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs at Brown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nitsan Chorev

Brown University

Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International & Public Affairs

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How to Study Global Lawmaking: Lessons From Intellectual Property Rights and International Health Emergencies. Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2023)

Tatiana AndiaNitsan Chorev

international lawinternational health emergenciessocial scienceslawglobal lawmakingintellectual property rights

South–South Technology Transfer: The Case of Pharmaceutical Know-How in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Socio-Economic Review (2022)

Nitsan Chorev

The Knowledge-Based Economy and the Global South. Annual Review of Sociology (2022)

Nitsan ChorevAmanda C. Ball

sociologysocial sciencesanthropologyknowledge-based economyglobal south

Inequalities and Social Resilience in Times of Covid-19. Revista de Estudios Sociales (2021)

Tatiana AndiaNitsan Chorev

covid-19health inequalitiessociologysocial sciencespsychologysocial resiliencesocial inequality

The Virus and the Vessel, or: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Surveillance. Socio-Economic Review (2021)

Nitsan Chorev

public healthsociologysocioeconomic statussocial sciencessocio-economic impactssocioeconomicssocio-economic issues

For a Global Social Science. Global Perspectives (2020)

Miguel A. CentenoChristopher Chase-DunnNitsan ChorevMarilyn Grell-BriskHiroko InouePaul LarceyVictoria ReyesKristin Surak

global social sciencesocial sciencesglobalization

Making Knowledge Legitimate: Transnational Advocacy Networks' Campaigns Against Tobacco, Infant Formula and Pharmaceuticals. Global Networks (2017)

TATIANA ANDIANITSAN CHOREV

Professionals and the Professions in the Global South. Sociology of Development (2017)

Nitsan ChorevAndrew Schrank

sociologymultigenerational workforceinternational sociologysocial changesocial sciencesprofessional developmentprofessional ethicsglobal south

Good Drugs, Good Intentions, and the (Bumpy) Road to Development. World Development Perspectives (2016)

Nitsan Chorev

public healthgood drugsworld developmenteconomic developmentgood intentionsdrug development

International Organizations: Loose and Tight Coupling in the Development Regime. Studies in Comparative International Development (2016)

Sarah BabbNitsan Chorev

international developmentdevelopment regime

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