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Neil Gross

Colby College

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Sociology Department

NoneNeil Gross is currently serving as a Sociology faculty at Colby College.

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social sciences sociology behavioral sciences social change critical theory societal influence mathematics urban sociology social impact criminology social media causal inference complex systems general systems system science pragmatics political behavior political science research feminist studies intellectual discourse cultural change social forces causal reasoning causality causal relation extraction social theory pragmatic analysis political culture social environment applied sociology sociological imagination sociological methods social reality police violence ferguson effect google searches causal chains large-scale social phenomena political attitudes new york douglas v. porpora margaret s. archer

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Pragmatism and the Study of Large-Scale Social Phenomena. Theory and Society (2018)

Neil Gross

social changepragmaticssociologyculturesocial movementssocial sciencessocial theorysocietal influencelarge-scale social phenomenapragmatic analysissocial philosophycritical theorysocial behavior

The Structure of Causal Chains. Sociological Theory (2018)

complex systemscausalityinferencecausal inferencecausal chainscausal relation extractionsystem sciencemathematicscausal reasoninggeneral systems

Reconstructing Sociology: The Critical Realist Approach. by Douglas V. Porpora. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2015. Pp. 249. $35.99 (Paper). the Relational Subject. by Pierpaolo Donati and Margaret S. Archer. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2015. Pp. 356. $37.95 (Paper).. American Journal of Sociology (2017)

social realitysociological imaginationsocial changedouglas v. porporasociologysocial problemsfeminist studiessociological methodssocial forcesintellectual discoursecultural changeapplied sociologysocial sciencesnew yorkcritical theorymargaret s. archer

Is There a “Ferguson Effect?” Google Searches, Concern About Police Violence, and Crime in U.S. Cities, 2014–2016. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2017)

Neil GrossMarcus Mann

social impactcriminologysocial mediasociologypolice violencebehavioral sciencesgoogle searchessocial sciencesurban sociologyferguson effect

Political Attitudes in Social Environments. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2015)

Andrew GelmanNeil Gross

political attitudesideologypolitical science researchpolitical sciencepolitical culturebehavioral sciencespolitical psychologypolitical communicationsocial sciencespolitical behaviorpolitical sociologysocietal influencesocial environment

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Neil Gross

Colby College

Affiliations

Sociology Department

NoneNeil Gross is currently serving as a Sociology faculty at Colby College.

Honors

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Neil Gross

Colby College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Pragmatism and the Study of Large-Scale Social Phenomena. Theory and Society (2018)

Neil Gross

social changepragmaticssociologyculturesocial movementssocial sciencessocial theorysocietal influencelarge-scale social phenomenapragmatic analysissocial philosophycritical theorysocial behavior

The Structure of Causal Chains. Sociological Theory (2018)

complex systemscausalityinferencecausal inferencecausal chainscausal relation extractionsystem sciencemathematicscausal reasoninggeneral systems

Is There a “Ferguson Effect?” Google Searches, Concern About Police Violence, and Crime in U.S. Cities, 2014–2016. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2017)

Neil GrossMarcus Mann

social impactcriminologysocial mediasociologypolice violencebehavioral sciencesgoogle searchessocial sciencesurban sociologyferguson effect

Political Attitudes in Social Environments. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2015)

Andrew GelmanNeil Gross

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