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Nina Eliasoph

Professor of Sociology Professor

University of Southern California

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College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Sociology

Nina Eliasoph is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor of Sociology Professor at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

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social sciences political science sociology political behavior communication politics civic engagement political communication political culture political analysis political studies political sociology voluntary sector citizen participation public sphere community engagement activism public opinion nonprofit organizations american studies sociological research public participation social anthropology civil society organizational theory narrative urban politics political theory long range planning organization studies global responsibility rural sociology political agendas foresight e-participation everyday life political avoidance strategic studies women's studies intellectual discourse social theory apathy planning theory qualitative sociology social learning theory american public life perpetual potential empowerment projects cultural sociology civic voluntarism civic life extended case method moral education humanitarian logistics peace research human interaction expectation formation applied social science peacemaking human services human service organizations participatory decision-making rumor spreading societal influence international politics startup ecosystem stakeholder engagement body image qualitative interpretation american politics talk-centered study fragile public everyday racism favorite theory rethinking study differences matter social science research applied sociology social organization

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: Working Class Experiences of Social Inequalities in (Post-) Industrial Landscapes: Feelings of Class. American Journal of Sociology (2024)

Nina Eliasoph

class analysisindustrial environmentindustrial landscapesurban sociologysocial stratificationsocial classclass conflictsocial sciencesindustrial districtsocial inequalityeconomicseconomic inequalitysocial anthropologysociologyclass experiencescontemporary chinaindustrial ecologysocioeconomics

Paradoxes Within the Management of Volunteers. VOLUNTAS International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (2023)

Anders la CourLesley HustinxNina Eliasoph

managementvoluntary sector

Bringing Morality Back in: Three Interviews. Nonprofit and civil society studies (2022)

Jeffrey AlexanderNina EliasophDoug McAdamAnders SevelstedJonas Toubøl

scholarly communicationnonprofit organizationsmoralityethicssocial sciencescommunicationcivil societysociology

Extended Case Method. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology (2022)

Nina Eliasoph

applied sociologyqualitative sociologysocial science researchsociological imaginationurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researchsocial inequalitypolitical sociologysociologysociological methodsextended case method

Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian Ngo Sector. American Journal of Sociology (2021)

international developmentpeacekeepingglobal responsibilityvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationsinternational organizationsdevelopment aidhumanitarian ngo sectorsocial sciencessocial movementshumanitarian logisticspeace researchgovernancehumanitarian aidred crosspublic policy

Bringing the Civic Landscape Into Being: How Varied Patterns of Civic Action Respond to and Create Dilemmas in Empowerment Projects. International Journal of Politics Culture and Society (2020)

Nina EliasophDaniel Cefaï

culturecivic engagementcivic landscapepolitical cultureempowerment projectssocial sciencespolitical science

What Do Volunteers Do?. The Nonprofit Sector: A Research Handbook (2020)

community developmentsocial science researchvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationscivic engagementcommunity engagementpublic participationpublic managementphilanthropysocial scienceshumanitarian aidcommunity-engaged researchdo volunteers

Doing Comparative Ethnography in Vastly Different National Conditions: The Case of Local Grassroot Activism in Russia and the United States. International Journal of Politics Culture and Society (2019)

Nina EliasophKarine Clément

ethnographyeducationunited statesinternational politicslocal grassroot activismsociocultural anthropologycultural studiespolitical culturesocial sciencescomparative ethnographypolitical sociologypolitical scienceinternational relationssocial anthropologydifferent national conditionsactivism

“Navigation Techniques”: How Ordinary Participants Orient Themselves in Scrambled Institutions. Research in the sociology of organizations (2019)

Nina EliasophJade Y. LoVern L. Glaser

organizational behaviororganizational researchsocial organizationsocial cognitionscrambled institutionsorganizational psychologynavigation techniquessocial sciencessociological researchordinary participantsorganizational theorynavigationsociologyorganization studiesinstitutional environmentorganizational communicationbehavioral sciences

Who Cleans the Park? Public Work and Urban Governance in New York City. by John Krinsky and Maud Simonet. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017. Pp. 295. $105.00 (Cloth); $35.00 (Paper).. American Journal of Sociology (2018)

Nina Eliasoph

urban governanceurbanismurban politicsurban public serviceurban geographyurban sociologyurban studiesenvironmental scienceurban planningsocial sciencesurbanizationgovernancepublic workpublic policyurban policy

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Nina Eliasoph

Professor of Sociology Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Sociology

Nina Eliasoph is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor of Sociology Professor at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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Nina Eliasoph

University of Southern California

Professor of Sociology Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Working Class Experiences of Social Inequalities in (Post-) Industrial Landscapes: Feelings of Class. American Journal of Sociology (2024)

Nina Eliasoph

Paradoxes Within the Management of Volunteers. VOLUNTAS International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (2023)

Anders la CourLesley HustinxNina Eliasoph

managementvoluntary sector

Bringing Morality Back in: Three Interviews. Nonprofit and civil society studies (2022)

Jeffrey AlexanderNina EliasophDoug McAdamAnders SevelstedJonas Toubøl

scholarly communicationnonprofit organizationsmoralityethicssocial sciencescommunicationcivil societysociology

Extended Case Method. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology (2022)

Nina Eliasoph

Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian Ngo Sector. American Journal of Sociology (2021)

Bringing the Civic Landscape Into Being: How Varied Patterns of Civic Action Respond to and Create Dilemmas in Empowerment Projects. International Journal of Politics Culture and Society (2020)

Nina EliasophDaniel Cefaï

culturecivic engagementcivic landscapepolitical cultureempowerment projectssocial sciencespolitical science

What Do Volunteers Do?. The Nonprofit Sector: A Research Handbook (2020)

Nina EliasophKarine Clément

“Navigation Techniques”: How Ordinary Participants Orient Themselves in Scrambled Institutions. Research in the sociology of organizations (2019)

Nina EliasophJade Y. LoVern L. Glaser

Nina Eliasoph

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