Faculty

Andrew Schrank

Associate Professor
Graduate Chair & Advisor
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin (2000)

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Office: SSCI 1108
Office phone: 505-277-1295

Research Areas

Comparative sociology: political, economic, historical

 

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Andrew Schrank published "Incubating Innovation or Cultivating Corruption: The Developmental State and the Life Sciences in Asia" (with Cheol-Sung Lee) in Social Forces.  He was also invited to give a second paper, "Co-producing Workplace Transformation: The Dominican Republic in Comparative Perspective," at the Harvard Business School International Research Conference.

“Professionalization and Probity in the Patrimonial State: Labor Law Enforcement in the Dominican Republic.” Latin American Politics and Society 51 (2) 2009.

“Understanding Latin American Political Economy: Varieties of Capitalism or Fiscal Sociology?” Economy & Society 38 (1) 2009.

“Toward Managed Flexibility: The Revival of Labour Inspection in the Latin World.” International Labour Review 148 (1) 2008. Co-authored with Michael Piore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

“Homeward Bound: Interest, Identity, and Investor Behavior in a Third World Export Platform.” American Journal of Sociology 114 (1) 2008.

“Growth and Governance: Models, Measures, and Mechanisms.” Journal of Politics 69 (2) 2007. Co-authored with Marcus Kurtz, the Ohio State University.

Andrew Schrank's Vitae