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Richard L. WoodAssociate Professor Fall 2009 Office Hours: TBA send e-mail (reload@unm.edu) Sociology Office: Social Sciences 1078 Religious Studies Office: Hookah Hall 401 Southwest Institute on Religion and Civil Society (SIRCS) Research AreasReligion and politics; comparative civil societies (United States, Central America, Middle East); culture in social movements; democratic theory.
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Select Publications2007. Higher Power: Strategic Capacity for State and National Organizing,@ in Transforming the City: Community Organizing and the Challenge of Political Change, Marion Orr (ed.); Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Press: 162-192. 2007. “Thinking Culturally about Politics: Habits 20 Years Later and 20 Years Hence, Sociology of Religion 68:2 (Summer 2007). 2003. Religion, Faith-Based Organizing, and the Struggle for Justice,@ in The Cambridge Handbook of the Sociology of Religion, Michele Dillon (ed.). London and New York: Cambridge University Press; 385-399. 2002. Faith in Action: Religion, Race, and Democratic Organizing in America (Chicago: University of Chicago Press) 1999. Religious Culture and Political Action,@ Sociological Theory, 17:3, 307-332, (November 1999). |
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