
Soc professor @UCIrvine, new book at @PrincetonUPress, author at @UChicagoPress
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Rough Draft of History: A Century of US Social Movements in the News by me and @Haphazardsoc is out this week! We tell the story of how the news told the stories of US social movements in the 20th century and beyond. You can get it from @PrincetonUPress, but here’s a🧵version 1/
Learn about the forgotten movement that helped give us Social Security!
capitolweekly.net/the-townse…
Excited to have this research by Weijun Yuan, @HaphazardSoc, and me appear in @SF_Journal!
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So, we'll be covering the implications of this WV v. EPA case by the Supreme Court this morning, limiting EPA's authority to act on climate change--at least under this section of the Clean Air Act. However, it does not go as far as it could have gone....
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Really fascinating interview with @EdwinAmenta and @HaphazardSoc. Can’t wait to read the book!
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Who's more gullible: Collins or people writing stories about how surprised she is that right-wing justices will make right-wing rulings?
Kavanaugh Gave Private Assurances. Collins Says He ‘Misled’ Her. nytimes.com/2022/06/24/us/ro…
Thanks to @caleb_zakarin for this great interview about Rough Draft of History by me @HaphazardSoc
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Thanks for reading! Thanks also to Weijun Yuan, Thomas Alan Elliott (chapter coauthors) and @leeannbanaszak, @KevinReuning Doug McAdam, Ira Katznelson, Paul Pierson, and James Monroe for kind words. press.princeton.edu/books/pa…
ICYMI: Why we have no gun control, abortion is threatened, and other preferences of the right are US policy.
Out in the March 2022 @MobyJournal: “Why U.S. Conservative Movements Are Winning: It’s not Trump—It’s the Institutions.” meridian.allenpress.com/mobi… It compares the gains of U.S. conservative movements and lack thereof of progressive ones over 40+ years and explains why. 1/31🧵



