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Roger N Lancaster

Professor

George Mason University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Roger N Lancaster is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

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anthropology gender studies culture cultural anthropology ethnography sociology sociocultural anthropology latin american studies gender identity gendered sexuality homosexuality latin american politics sexual behavior narrative political economy social change stigma contemporary china ethology social anthropology lgbt health lgbt youth violence against women indigenous peoples alternative sexuality queer studies social bias scientific study of religion sociology of religion intercultural studies nature transgender health sexual abuse latin american religion legal consideration japan studies folklore studies human-environment interactions environmental psychology race relations human wellbeing whole life cost life assessment subjective well-being transgender studies gender discrimination gender stereotypes paraphilias power relations spatial politics biopolitics sexism relationship extraction network theory attachment theory cooperative game theory coalition formation performance theory biomolecular interactions cellular biology popular religion class consciousness subject honor male homosexuality object shame skin color homosexual stigma sex panic public culture alliance theory everyday life lesbian themes coming-out stories panic attack book discussion gender talk social justice latin american diaspora latin america feminist criminology feminist theory feminist studies latin american research inter-american relation mass incarceration gender inequality

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2. Guto’s Performance: Notes on the Transvestism of Everyday Life. New York University Press eBooks (2020)

Roger N. Lancaster

indigenous peoplestheatresocial changeperformance arteveryday lifecultureperformance theoryperformance studies

Republic of Fear: The Rise of Punitive Governance in the United States. (2015)

Roger N. Lancaster

governanceunited statespolitical sciencelawpublic administrationamerican political thoughtpublic governancepunitive governancepublic policy

What’s Biology Got to Do With It?. Contexts (2014)

Dalton ConleyRoger N. LancasterAlondra NelsonKristen SpringerKarl Bryant

biologymolecular cell biologyreproductive biologyintegrative biologydna repaircomputational biologybiological chemistrytheoretical biologycellular biologymolecular biologybiomolecular interactionssystems biologycell signalinggenome biologybiological psychologymolecular and cellular biologyquantitative biologyphilosophy of biology

Punishment. Springer eBooks (2012)

Roger Lancaster

Autoethnography. The International Encyclopedia of Communication Research Methods (2011)

Roger N. Lancaster

Sex Panic and the Punitive State. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2011)

Doug Meyer

violence against womenpsychologysexual behaviorgender studiessex panicsexual abusepsychoanalysisparaphilias

Panic Attack: Sex and Terror in the Homeland. NACLA Report on the Americas (2008)

Roger N. Lancaster

homeland securitygender studiessecurity studiespanic attack

‘That We Should All Turn Queer?’: Homosexual Stigma in the Making of Manhood and the Breaking of a Revolution in Nicaragua. Routledge eBooks (2007)

ROGER N. LANCASTER

queer theoryculturegender stereotypesgender identityqueer studieshomosexual stigmagender studieslgbt healthgendered sexualityintersectionalityhomosexualitysociologygender discriminationtransgender healthstigmasexual behaviortransgender studiesalternative sexualitylgbt youth

Text, Subtext, and Context: Strategies for Reading Alliance Theory. American Ethnologist (2005)

Roger Lancaster

discourse analysistextual practiceconflict resolutionsocial sciencesalliance theoryreading researchcommunication theorynetwork theorycooperative game theoryethnographic theorycoalition formationcommunicationcontext (linguistics)narrativeattachment theoryethnographyrelationship extractiongame theoryperformance studies

COMMENTARY: The Place of Anthropology in a Public Culture Reshaped by Bioreductivism. Anthropology News (2004)

Roger N Lancaster

public cultureanthropologycultural anthropology

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Roger N Lancaster

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Roger N Lancaster is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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George Mason University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

2. Guto’s Performance: Notes on the Transvestism of Everyday Life. New York University Press eBooks (2020)

Roger N. Lancaster

indigenous peoplestheatresocial changeperformance arteveryday lifecultureperformance theoryperformance studies

Republic of Fear: The Rise of Punitive Governance in the United States. (2015)

Roger N. Lancaster

governanceunited statespolitical sciencelawpublic administrationamerican political thoughtpublic governancepunitive governancepublic policy

What’s Biology Got to Do With It?. Contexts (2014)

Dalton ConleyRoger N. LancasterAlondra NelsonKristen SpringerKarl Bryant

Punishment. Springer eBooks (2012)

Roger Lancaster

Autoethnography. The International Encyclopedia of Communication Research Methods (2011)

Roger N. Lancaster

Sex Panic and the Punitive State. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2011)

Doug Meyer

violence against womenpsychologysexual behaviorgender studiessex panicsexual abusepsychoanalysisparaphilias

Panic Attack: Sex and Terror in the Homeland. NACLA Report on the Americas (2008)

Roger N. Lancaster

homeland securitygender studiessecurity studiespanic attack

‘That We Should All Turn Queer?’: Homosexual Stigma in the Making of Manhood and the Breaking of a Revolution in Nicaragua. Routledge eBooks (2007)

ROGER N. LANCASTER

Text, Subtext, and Context: Strategies for Reading Alliance Theory. American Ethnologist (2005)

Roger Lancaster

COMMENTARY: The Place of Anthropology in a Public Culture Reshaped by Bioreductivism. Anthropology News (2004)

Roger N Lancaster

public cultureanthropologycultural anthropology

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