Sociology professor @UWMadison, faculty associate @LSEInequalities. Inequality, status hierarchies, culture, economic and historical sociology.
Madison, WI
Joined October 2018
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📄 Fabien Accominotti published "Status inequality and status hierarchies" in L'Année sociologique @anneesocio.
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#NowHiring for a tenure-track position at the assistant professor rank!
Open until filled; though for full consideration please submit all materials by September 8, 2024.
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A new paper using SNAAP data in the American Sociological Review @ASAnews by Léonie Hénaut, Jennifer C. Lena @WITWhat & Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti about arts workers’ simultaneous identification with multiple occupations, or "polyoccupationalism" shorturl.at/wyDF5
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Latest SNAAP DataBrief from a larger paper using SNAAP data in the American Sociological Review @ASAnews by Léonie Hénaut, Jennifer C. Lena @WITWhat & Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti: Polyoccupationalism: Multiple Occupational Identification in the Arts bit.ly/3TAjEDM
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New article in AJS: "(Not) Feeling the Past: Boredom as a Racialized Emotion." A 🧵 on the paper's main arguments and contributions journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
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Making my very first Twitter thread in honor of my very first article! Just published at Socio-Economic Review: academic.oup.com/ser/advance…
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Excited to share this new work with @beckyj1 in @ASR_Journal! We examine how local organizations sort people to ration scarce social benefits. We analyze the case of prioritization in the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program (1/12)
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@UWMadison Sociology is hiring! We’re looking for an assistant professor (possibly advanced assistant), with open specialization. Link to job ad below. Deadline September 2. Come work with us!
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I am so happy that my paper "Optics of the State: The Politics of Making Poverty Visible in Brazil and Mexico" is now out at AJS! Thanks to all my friends, colleagues, and mentors that made this paper possible. I benefited so much from your feedback. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
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What happens to racial/gender inequality during times of disruption? In this newly published AJS article, I discuss how disruptive events could benefit racial/gender equality in organizations. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/fu…
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Such a pleasure to be in conversation about @WITWhat's fantastic book Entitled at SSHA with @faccominotti and Baris Buyokokutan!
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Something to consider when designing transcripts and reporting systems... core.ac.uk/download/pdf/2937… - using a quantified metrics leads to more unequal rewards. Paper by @faccominotti and @DanielTadmon, courtesy of the brilliant Marion Fourcade and @syllabus_tweets
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My new paper at AJS: "Cycles of Conflict, a Century of Continuity: The Impact of Persistent Place-Based Political Logics on Social Movement Strategy"
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Let me tell you why I💜love💛love💜love this paper:
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ALT Picture of the title and abstract of the paper.
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How do we account for high levels of religiosity among 2nd gen. Muslim populations in France & W. Europe? How do we do so w/o implicitly construing both Muslim immigrant and native pops as homogeneous groups? My new paper is now out at AJS. Short 🧵 1/7
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In an advance article, Martin Ruef of @DukeSociology uses the racial threat hypothesis to explore patterns of racial segregation during the antebellum era: ow.ly/lcVD50E1Lmy
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After 5 years of work, @AeppliClem and I finally have a working paper on our inequality project, using restricted-use BLS data. Originally, we wanted to see whether it's really occupation or really workplace that explains rising inequality. Turns out, it's neither. (1/10)
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In memoriam: Robert Mare, 69, expert in social inequality and demographic trends | UCLA newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/ro…
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From credit history to college major to where you drive your car, corporations know more about you than ever before. How fair do Americans think it is for companies like car insurers and lenders to use such personal data? Read @BarbaraKiviat 's paper here buff.ly/2Kaaf5U
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*BOOK RELEASE DAY* Do you get paid? Do you know anyone who does? Well I’ve got the book for you! Order today to learn about why you and yours probably deserve more, or, in rarer cases, deserve far less!
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Tuesday 02/02, 2.30pm "Meritocracy at Work: How Evaluation Fuels Inequality" by @faccominotti of @UWMadison .
To join the next médialab's seminar register online : medialab.sciencespo.fr/en/ne…