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Ruth Milkman

Distinguished Professor

Graduate Center, CUNY

Affiliations

Art History

Ruth Milkman is currently serving as an Art History Distinguished Professor at Graduate Center, Cuny.

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Graduate Center, CUNY

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social sciences sociology economics political science labour economics labor relations gender inequality migration studies social change human migration labor migration labor force trend feminist theory labor market integration labour studies political sociology migrant workers economic sociology immigrant workers los angeles social movements women's studies feminist studies sex roles business history gender theory feminist perspectives classical sociology activism labor market impact united states mexican-born workers gender diversity social science research labor market participation technological change sociological research auto assembly plant labor movement sears case youth services narrative higher education organization studies history of economic thought family relations family issues latin american economic history human rights organizing (management) gig economy unpaid work correctional practice institutional change employee relations industrial revolution spatial politics changing workforce youth justice indigenous movements historical sociology urban theory societal influence household labor socioeconomics domestication remuneration practice labor laws broken laws unprotected workers platform-based food delivery american labour movement precarious work unfinished business algorithmic control millennial movements economic crisis labor practices wage theft

Notable Scholarly Works

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Trump and the Future of U.S. Labor. Novos Estudos (Brazil) (2024)

unemploymenttechnological unemploymenteconomicspublic policylabour studieslabour economicseconomic literaturelabor force trendpolitical economyu.s. labor

Algorithmic Control in Platform Food Delivery Work. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Kathleen GriesbachAdam ReichLuke Elliott-NegriRuth Milkman

computer sciencealgorithmic control

Stratification Among In-Home Care Workers in the United States. Critical Sociology (2022)

Ruth Milkman

public healthsociologysocial problemssocioeconomic statussocial sciencesunited statessocietal influencein-home care workerssocial stratification

Immigrant and Refugee Youth Organizing in Solidarity With the Movement for Black Lives. Gender & Society (2021)

Veronica TerriquezRuth Milkman

youth servicesyouth justiceindigenous movementsrefugee youthfeminist perspectivessocial sciencesgender studiesafrican american studiesgender theorysocial movementsgender inequalitymigration studiesactivismfeminist theory

Work Intensification in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2021)

Ruth Milkman

capitalismwork intensificationsociologysocial sciencessurveillance capitalism

Gender, Class, and the Gig Economy: The Case of Platform-Based Food Delivery. Critical Sociology (2020)

Ruth MilkmanLuke Elliott-NegriKathleen GriesbachAdam Reich

classical sociologysociologysocioeconomic statussocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencegender studiesplatform-based food deliverycritical theorygender theorygender inequalitygig economyeconomic sociology

Immigrants Didn't Kill Your Union. Dissent (2019)

Ruth Milkman

social scienceshuman migrationlabor migrationinternational migrationmigration studies

Immigrants Are Not the Cause of Labour Degradation. Nature Human Behaviour (2018)

Ruth Milkman

human behaviorhuman migrationlabor migrationmigration studieslabour degradationforced migrationbehavioral sciences

Immigrants Are Not the Cause of Labour Degradation,. Nature Human Behavior (2018)

unemploymentsociologyeconomicshuman migrationmigrant workersinternational migrationlabour economicslabor migrationmigration studieslabour degradation

Low-Wage Worker Organizing and Advocacy in the USA: Comparing Domestic Workers and Day Laborers. Political power and social theory (2018)

Ruth Milkman

low-wage workerpolitical sciencecivic engagementday laborerssociologypolitical powersocial sciencesadvocacysocial theorypolitical sociologycomparing domestic workersactivismlabor relations

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Ruth Milkman

Distinguished Professor

Graduate Center, CUNY

Affiliations

Art History

Ruth Milkman is currently serving as an Art History Distinguished Professor at Graduate Center, Cuny.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ruth Milkman

Graduate Center, CUNY

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Trump and the Future of U.S. Labor. Novos Estudos (Brazil) (2024)

unemploymenttechnological unemploymenteconomicspublic policylabour studieslabour economicseconomic literaturelabor force trendpolitical economyu.s. labor

Algorithmic Control in Platform Food Delivery Work. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Kathleen GriesbachAdam ReichLuke Elliott-NegriRuth Milkman

computer sciencealgorithmic control

Stratification Among In-Home Care Workers in the United States. Critical Sociology (2022)

Ruth Milkman

public healthsociologysocial problemssocioeconomic statussocial sciencesunited statessocietal influencein-home care workerssocial stratification

Immigrant and Refugee Youth Organizing in Solidarity With the Movement for Black Lives. Gender & Society (2021)

Veronica TerriquezRuth Milkman

Work Intensification in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2021)

Ruth Milkman

capitalismwork intensificationsociologysocial sciencessurveillance capitalism

Gender, Class, and the Gig Economy: The Case of Platform-Based Food Delivery. Critical Sociology (2020)

Ruth MilkmanLuke Elliott-NegriKathleen GriesbachAdam Reich

Immigrants Didn't Kill Your Union. Dissent (2019)

Ruth Milkman

social scienceshuman migrationlabor migrationinternational migrationmigration studies

Immigrants Are Not the Cause of Labour Degradation. Nature Human Behaviour (2018)

Ruth Milkman

human behaviorhuman migrationlabor migrationmigration studieslabour degradationforced migrationbehavioral sciences

Immigrants Are Not the Cause of Labour Degradation,. Nature Human Behavior (2018)

unemploymentsociologyeconomicshuman migrationmigrant workersinternational migrationlabour economicslabor migrationmigration studieslabour degradation

Low-Wage Worker Organizing and Advocacy in the USA: Comparing Domestic Workers and Day Laborers. Political power and social theory (2018)

Ruth Milkman

low-wage workerpolitical sciencecivic engagementday laborerssociologypolitical powersocial sciencesadvocacysocial theorypolitical sociologycomparing domestic workersactivismlabor relations

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