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William T Armaline

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San Jose State University

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College of Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

William T Armaline is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Professor at San Jose State University.

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sociology social justice human rights law urban sociology civil liberties human rights enterprise interpersonal violence community policing police psychology children's rights youth justice united states gold standard san josé humanities education anti-racism social change social media governance social policy american political thought migration studies global policy urban affairs violent behavior ethnic studies crisis management disaster risk science theoretical criminology experimental criminology criminal justice electronic library political studies political analysis democracy white supremacy contemporary racism societal environment civil society urban society international rule biopolitics public safety population exposure human exposure human pressure disaster vulnerability anthropogenic effects medium distribution man-land relationship community environments political theory political development public education socialism societal influence contemporary systemic racism american sociology communal analysis community safety human survival large community-based survey human rights praxis own backyard political human rights foreground material relations state legitimacy

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Diverse Residents’ Experiences of Policing and Attitudes Towards Law Enforcement: Findings From a Large Community-Based Survey in San José, California. PLoS ONE (2025)

large community-based surveysan joséexperimental criminologycommunity policingracial discriminationsocial problemsurban sociologydeviance (sociology)criminal justicesocial sciencescriminologycriminal lawethnicitytheoretical criminologysociologypublic policypolice psychology

Contradiction, Crisis, and Overlapping Threats to Human Survival. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

public healthdisaster vulnerabilityresiliencehuman pressuresystemic riskvulnerabilityhuman exposureanthropogenic effectshuman survivaldisastersinterpersonal violenceglobal healthdisaster risk scienceextreme environmentspopulation exposurecrisis management

Human Rights Praxis and the Struggle for Survival. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

lawhuman rightssocial justicecivil libertieshuman rights praxis

Political Human Rights. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

political analysisdemocracyhuman rightspolitical studiespolitical developmentpolitical human rightssocial justicepolitical sciencepolitical sociologypolitical theorycivil liberties

The Foreground Material Relations of Capitalist Society, Human Rights, and Crises of State Legitimacy. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

capitalismsocialismstate legitimacyforeground material relationssocial sciencespolitical economymaterialitysocietal influencesociology

Understanding Community Safety and Policing in San José, California: A Qualitative and Communal Analysis. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

public safetysan josécommunity policingcommunal analysissocial problemsurban sociologyinterpersonal violencesocial sciencescriminologysafetycommunity safetysociologyviolent behaviorpolice psychologyurban affairs

Public Education Against Neoliberal Capitalism: Illustrations and Opportunities. (2017)

capitalismhistory of economic thoughtneoliberalismpublic educationpublic policy

De Jure vs. De Facto Rights: A Response to “Human Rights: What the United States Might Learn From the Rest of the World and, Yes, From American Sociology”. Sociological Forum (2016)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen GlasbergBandana Purkayastha

sociologyunited statesamerican sociologysocial sciences

Caging Kids of Color: Juvenile Justice and Human Rights in the Us. (2011)

lawracial discriminationyouth justicehuman rightsethnic studiesafrican american studiessocial justicesociologychildren's rightsrace

Chapter 17. Caging Kids of Color: Juvenile Justice and Human Rights in the United States. University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks (2011)

juvenile courtyouth justicehuman rightsafrican american studiessocial justicechildren's rights

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William T Armaline

Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

William T Armaline is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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William T Armaline

San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Diverse Residents’ Experiences of Policing and Attitudes Towards Law Enforcement: Findings From a Large Community-Based Survey in San José, California. PLoS ONE (2025)

Contradiction, Crisis, and Overlapping Threats to Human Survival. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

Human Rights Praxis and the Struggle for Survival. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

lawhuman rightssocial justicecivil libertieshuman rights praxis

Political Human Rights. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

political analysisdemocracyhuman rightspolitical studiespolitical developmentpolitical human rightssocial justicepolitical sciencepolitical sociologypolitical theorycivil liberties

The Foreground Material Relations of Capitalist Society, Human Rights, and Crises of State Legitimacy. Routledge eBooks (2024)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen Glasberg

capitalismsocialismstate legitimacyforeground material relationssocial sciencespolitical economymaterialitysocietal influencesociology

Understanding Community Safety and Policing in San José, California: A Qualitative and Communal Analysis. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

Public Education Against Neoliberal Capitalism: Illustrations and Opportunities. (2017)

capitalismhistory of economic thoughtneoliberalismpublic educationpublic policy

De Jure vs. De Facto Rights: A Response to “Human Rights: What the United States Might Learn From the Rest of the World and, Yes, From American Sociology”. Sociological Forum (2016)

William T. ArmalineDavita Silfen GlasbergBandana Purkayastha

sociologyunited statesamerican sociologysocial sciences

Caging Kids of Color: Juvenile Justice and Human Rights in the Us. (2011)

lawracial discriminationyouth justicehuman rightsethnic studiesafrican american studiessocial justicesociologychildren's rightsrace

Chapter 17. Caging Kids of Color: Juvenile Justice and Human Rights in the United States. University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks (2011)

juvenile courtyouth justicehuman rightsafrican american studiessocial justicechildren's rights

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