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<strong>CURRICULUM</strong> <strong>VITAE</strong> - <strong>VERA</strong> L. <strong>ZOLBERG</strong><br />

1. PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT<br />

1983-present Professor, Department of Sociology; Committee on Liberal<br />

Studies; Committee on Historical Studies; Gender Studies &<br />

Feminist <strong>The</strong>ory; Eugene Lang College<br />

Graduate Courses: Museums in Society; Outsider Art;<br />

Fundamentals of Culture and Society; Education and Society;<br />

Social Construction of the Avant-Garde; Bohemianism and its<br />

Transformations; States, Markets, and Culture. Seminars in<br />

Construction of Social Memory; Publics and Audiences; Advanced<br />

Seminar in the Sociology of Culture. Undergraduate Courses:<strong>The</strong><br />

Arts, Culture and Society; Inequality: Race, Sex, Class; Art in the<br />

City; Culture Wars, Censorship, and the Arts<br />

Summer 2009 Acting Chair, Sociology Department<br />

2006—07 Acting Chair, Committee for Liberal Studies<br />

2002-2003 Acting Chair, Anthropology Department<br />

1998-2001 Co-Director, Privatization of Culture Program, Rockefeller<br />

Foundation Humanities Fellowships (with NYU)<br />

1994-1997 Chair of Concentration on Social and Historical Studies, Eugene<br />

Lang College, <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> for Social Research<br />

1992 - 94 Visiting Professor, Chair in Sociology of the Arts of the Boekman<br />

Foundation, University of Amsterdam, Political and Social<br />

Sciences Institute<br />

1974 - 83 Associate Professor (from Assistant Professor), Purdue<br />

University, Hammond, Indiana<br />

Courses: Culture, the Arts, and Society; Social <strong>The</strong>ory; Culture<br />

and Personality; Social Movements; Race and Ethnicity; Social<br />

Problems; Cultural Anthropology; Religion in American Society;<br />

General Sociology<br />

Summer 86 Research Associate, Centre National de la Recherche<br />

Scientifique (CNRS), Paris, Centre de Sociologie des Arts<br />

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1979-80 Visiting Lecturer, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sciences<br />

Sociales, Centre de Sociologie Européenne, Paris. Seminar:<br />

Trends in American Sociology of Culture<br />

Summer 71 Lecturer, Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois<br />

1964 - 67 Assistant Professor, St. Xavier College, Chicago<br />

1962-63 Instructor, Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin<br />

2.PUBLICATIONS<br />

“Aesthetic Uncertainty as a <strong>New</strong> Canon: Constraints and Opportunities for Art<br />

<strong>The</strong>orizing” in Special Issue of <strong>The</strong> Journal of the Periodical of the<br />

Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (forthcoming 2010, in<br />

Portuguese)<br />

“Marginality Triumphant: Asymmetry of Conflict in the Art World” in Special<br />

Issue of International Journal of Politics, Culture & Society “Politics and<br />

the Arts” (2010)<br />

« Marginalité triomphante ? Sur l’asymétrie des conflits dans les mondes de<br />

l’art » in V. Roussel, ed., Les Artistes et la Politique : Terrains<br />

Franco-Américains. Paris : Presses Universitaires de Vincennes, 2010<br />

Co- Editor, Special Issue of International Journal of Politics, Culture & Society<br />

“Politics and the Arts” (2010) - Introduction<br />

“How Culture Changes: Looking Back at <strong>The</strong> Meanings of May – Paris 1968” in<br />

CULTURE: ASA Section on Sociology of Culture (vol. 23, no. 1) (Spring<br />

2009): 3-12<br />

Editor, Special Issue of International Journal of Politics, Culture & Society<br />

[“<strong>The</strong> <strong>New</strong> Sociological Imagination III”] Vol. 20 Numbers 1-4 (Sept.<br />

2008)<br />

“Les peines de la sociologie de l’art aux États-Unis” in 20 Ans de Sociologie de<br />

L’Art: Bilan et Perspectives (vol. I) ed. Pierre Le Quéau. Paris:<br />

L’Harmattan, 2007<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Happy Few--en Masse: Franco-American Comparisons in Cultural<br />

Democratization” in <strong>The</strong> Arts of Democracy: Culture, Civil Society, and<br />

the State in ed. Casey N. Blake Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson<br />

Center Press and University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007<br />

Co-Editor, Special Issue of <strong>The</strong>ory & Society “Sartre for the Twenty-First<br />

Century?”(with D.L.Swartz) Vol.36/3 (June 2007)<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Sociology of Art ” in <strong>The</strong> Handbook of 21 st Century Sociology eds: C.D.<br />

Bryant and D.L. Peck. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications 2007)<br />

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“Success and Failure of the Sociology of Culture? Bringing the Arts Back” in<br />

Sociedade e Estado [Dossiê: Sociologia da Arte Hoje] Vol. 20 No.2 (May-<br />

Aug. 2005): 337-351<br />

“Aesthetic Uncertainty: <strong>The</strong> <strong>New</strong> Canon?” in <strong>The</strong> Blackwell Companion to the<br />

Sociology of Culture eds. M. Jacob and N. W. Hanrahan (Blackwell<br />

Publisher, 2005)<br />

Co-editor, with D. L. Swartz, After Bourdieu: Influence, Critique, Elaboration<br />

<strong>The</strong> Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publisher [Now Springer] 2004<br />

Co-editor, with D. L. Swartz, special issue of <strong>The</strong>ory and Society [<strong>The</strong> Sociology<br />

of Symbolic Power: A Special Issue in Memory of Pierre Bourdieu] Vol.<br />

32/5-6 (Dec. 2004)<br />

Co-editor, special issue of Poetics [<strong>The</strong> Legacy of Pierre Bourdieu to the<br />

Sociology of Culture] with H. Verdaasdonk, Vol. 31, Nos. 5/6 (Oct.-Dec.<br />

2003)<br />

“Fine Arts” in International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences<br />

(2002)<br />

“Public Policy, Outsider Art” in International Encyclopedia of the Social and<br />

Behavioral Sciences (2002)<br />

“Una memoria contestata: la controversia della mostra su Hiroshima” in La<br />

Memoria Contesa: Studi sulla comunicazione sociale del passato, ed.<br />

Anna Lisa Tota. Milan: FrancoAngeli, 2001<br />

“L’Art Outsider” (with J.M. Cherbo) in L’Art contemporain: Champs artistiques,<br />

critères, réception [Actes du colloque du Musée d’Art Contemporain de<br />

Lyon, 16-18 October 1998] edited by T. Raspail and J-P Saez. Paris:<br />

L’Harmattan, 2000<br />

“Contributions of Richard Peterson to the Sociology of Art” Poetics 28 [Special<br />

Issue on the contribution of Richard Peterson to the sociology of culture]<br />

(2000): 157-171<br />

“Privatization: Threat or Promise for the Arts and Humanities?” in International<br />

Journal of Cultural Policy Vol.1, No.1 (2000): 1-19<br />

“A cultura de museu e a ameaça à identidade nacional na era do GATT” in<br />

Sociedade e Estado [Issue on Interações: Estado, Sociedade e<br />

Identidade] Vol. XIII no.2 (July-December 1998): 123-140 [Brazil]<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Sociology of Art” in Encyclopedia of Aesthetics, ed. Michael Kelly<br />

(Columbia University), Oxford University Press, 1998<br />

Co-editor, with Charles Tilly <strong>The</strong>ory and Society 27/4 (August 1998) [Special<br />

Issue on Interpreting Historical Change at the End of the<br />

TwentiethCentury] and:<br />

“<strong>The</strong>orizing History - Culture, Power, Subjectivity: Introduction to Part II<br />

of the Symposium: 445-451<br />

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“Contested Remembrance: <strong>The</strong> Hiroshima Exhibit Controversy”:565-590<br />

“Les États-Unis” in Musées, Gérer autrement: Un regard international ed.<br />

Jean-Michel Tobelem. Paris: La Documentation Française,1998:.45-55<br />

“African Legacies, American Realities: Art and Artists on the Edge” in Zolberg<br />

and Cherbo (53-73)<br />

Outsider Art: Contested Boundaries in Contemporary Culture (introduction and<br />

edited, with Joni M.Cherbo) Cambridge University Press (1997)<br />

Reviews of the book<br />

Contemporary Sociology (Nov. 1998); Sociedade e Estado (June-Dec. 2000);<br />

Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism; Metapsychology (on line, in<br />

cooperation with Amazon.com) 2001<br />

“Cultura de Nova York: Ascendente ou Descendente?” in Cultura Vozes 91/3<br />

(May-June 1997): 172-194 [Brazil]<br />

"Museums as Contested Sites of Remembrance: <strong>The</strong> Enola Gay Affair" in<br />

<strong>The</strong>orizing Museums: Representing Identity and Diversity in a Changing<br />

World ed. Gordon Fyfe and Sharon Macdonald, Oxford: Blackwell, 1996<br />

"Art Without Limits" in Footnotes (newspaper of the American Sociological<br />

Association.) Aug.1996:1ff<br />

"Museum Culture and the Threat to National Identity in the Age of the GATT" in<br />

<strong>The</strong> Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society 25/1 (Spring 1995): 5-<br />

16<br />

"All Things to All People: Success at What Price?" in Museum International No.<br />

186 of UNESCO (1995)<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Collection Despite Barnes: From Private Preserve to Blockbuster" in <strong>New</strong><br />

Research in Museum Studies Vol.V [Art in Museums] Leicester, England:<br />

1995<br />

"African Art in Transit," review essay of African Art in Transit by C.B. Steiner,<br />

Cambridge University Press, 1994 in Boekmancahier 22 (December 1994):<br />

487-491<br />

"Museums face-to-face with the Millennium" in Museum Management and<br />

Curatorship 13/2 Oxford, England: (June 1994)<br />

"Texte et Contexte: Le cinéma comme aiguillon de créativité populaire en<br />

Afrique" in Le texte, l'oeuvre, l'émotion ed. Jean-Olivier Majastre with<br />

Gisèle Peuchlestrade, Brussels: La Lettre Volée, 1994<br />

"`An Elite Experience for Everyone': Art Museums, the Public and Cultural<br />

Literacy" in Museum Culture: <strong>The</strong> Politics of Display, eds. I.Rogoff and<br />

D.Sherman, University of Minnesota Press, 1994<br />

"Art Museums and Cultural Policies: Challenges of Privatization, <strong>New</strong> Publics,<br />

and <strong>New</strong> Arts" in Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society 23/4<br />

(Winter 1994): 277-290<br />

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"Pagando Pelas Artes: Dilemas Norte-Americanos em Açao" in Sociedade e<br />

Estado 9/1 & 2 (1994) :21-34 [Brazil]<br />

"Chronic Crisis in a Cultural Institution: <strong>The</strong> American Art Museum" (pp.21-31)<br />

and "Epilogue: <strong>The</strong> Quality of Success and the Price of Quality: Remarks<br />

on the Changing Relations between Art Museums and their Publics"<br />

(pp.145-160) in Art Museums and the Price of Success eds. T. Gubbels<br />

and A. Van Hemel, Amsterdam: Boekman Foundation, 1993<br />

"Remaking Nations: Public Culture and Postcolonial Discourse" in Paying <strong>The</strong><br />

Piper: Patterns of Patronage and their Consequences, ed. Judith H.<br />

Balfe, University of Illinois Press, 1993: 234-250<br />

"An Inductive Approach," Review essay of Painting, Power and Patronage: <strong>The</strong><br />

Rise of the Professional Artist in the Italian Renaissance by Bram<br />

Kempers, London: Allen Lane/Penguin, 1992 (trans.into Dutch) in<br />

Boekmancahier 5/16 (June 1993): 215-229<br />

"<strong>New</strong> York Cultural Institutions: Ascendant or Subsident" in <strong>The</strong> Capital of the<br />

American Century: <strong>The</strong> National and International Influence of <strong>New</strong> York<br />

City, ed. M. Shefter, <strong>New</strong> York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1993<br />

"Art on the Edge: Political Aspects of Aestheticizing the Primitive" in<br />

Boekmancahier 4/14 (Dec. 1992): 413-25<br />

"Debating the Social: A Symposium on, and with, Pierre Bourdieu," for<br />

Contemporary Sociology, my translation of Bourdieu's response (March<br />

1992): 151-161<br />

"Barrier or Leveler: <strong>The</strong> Case of the Art Museum" in Cultivating Differences:<br />

Symbolic Boundaries and the Making of Inequality," eds. Michèle Lamont<br />

and Marcel Fournier, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992: 187-209<br />

"Art Museums and Living Artists: Contentious Communities" in Museums and<br />

Communities, eds. Karp, Ivan, Lavine, Steven, Mullen-Kreamer,<br />

Christine, Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1992:<br />

105-136<br />

"Censorship in the United States: Politics, Morality, and the Arts" in Social<br />

Problems eds/ Craig Calhoun and George Ritzer. <strong>New</strong> York: McGraw-Hill,<br />

1992<br />

"Une marginalité créatrice: Les collectionneurs de l'art d'avant-garde" in L'Art<br />

et la Contemporanéité, eds. Jean-Olivier Majastre and Alain Pessin.<br />

Brussels: La Lettre Volée, 1992: 185-202<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Arts and Society in North America: Continuities and Change" in Arte,<br />

Cultura y Sociedad eds I. Dominguez and A. Rodriguez Morato.<br />

Barcelona: AESCA (Spanish Association of the Sociology of the Arts),<br />

1992: 31-44<br />

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"<strong>The</strong> Arts, Money and Morality in Global Perspective" in Post-Communism, the<br />

Market and the Arts: First Sociological Assessments, eds. R. H. Reichardt<br />

and G. Muskens. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 1992<br />

"Cultural Sociology and the Cosmopolitan Turn" in Culture: <strong>New</strong>sletter of the<br />

Sociology of Culture 7/1 (Fall 1992): 13-14<br />

"La persistance de l'exclusion: les musées d'art et les artistes" in Cahiers de<br />

Recherche Sociologique 16 (Spring 1991): 105-122<br />

Constructing A Sociology of the Arts.[Contemporary Sociology Series] <strong>New</strong> York:<br />

Cambridge University Press, 1990<br />

[Italian translation, La Sociologia dell'arte Bologna: Il Mulino, 1994;<br />

Korean trans. Seoul, Korea: Nanam Publishing House, 2000; Spanish<br />

Trans. Sociología de las Artes Madrid: Sociedad General de Autores y<br />

Editores, 2002; Portuguese Trans. Para uma Sociologia das Artes, trans.<br />

Assef Nagib Kjouri, Sao Paulo, Brazil: 2006 [Trans. Of Constructing a<br />

Sociology of the Arts, Cambridge University Press, 1990]<br />

Sao Paulo: SEYNAC, 2006]<br />

Reviews of the book<br />

American Journal of Sociology 96/5 (March 1991): 1294-1295; Contemporary<br />

Sociology (January 1991):98-99; Social forces 69/3 (March 1991):957-959;<br />

Crafts [pub. by Crafts Council of England and Wales] (Jan/Feb 1991):58; Faces<br />

[Journal d'Architecture, Université de Genève] no.19 (Spring 1991):p.71;<br />

Cahiers de Recherche Sociologique no.16 (Spring 1991):164-166; Design for<br />

Arts in Education (May/June 1992):47-48; Classical Music (Nov. 28, 1992);<br />

Social Science Quarterly 73/1 (March 1992):210-210; Boekmancahier 14<br />

(1992):468-470; Observatoire (Grenoble, France), 1995<br />

"Le Musée des Beaux-Arts, entre la culture et le public: Barrière ou facteur de<br />

nivellement?" in Sociologie et Sociétés 21/2 (October 1989): 75-90<br />

"Elias and Dunning's <strong>The</strong>ory of Sport and Excitement", Review essay of Quest for<br />

Excitement: Sport and Leisure in the Civilizing Process by Norbert Elias<br />

and Eric Dunning, <strong>New</strong> York: Basil Blackwell, 1986 in <strong>The</strong>ory, Culture, &<br />

Society, Number 2/3 (1987): 571-575<br />

"Betrayal of a Trust? Art Critics in the World of Art" in <strong>The</strong> Evolution of Art<br />

Criticism in a Changing Society [19th Congress of the International<br />

Association of Art Critics], Brussels: Post-Scriptum, 1987<br />

"Introduction to Round-table on Cultural Policies and Cultural Institutions" in<br />

Sociologie de l’Art (Proceedings of the French Sociological Society<br />

meeting in Marseilles, June 1985), Paris: La Documentation Française,<br />

1986 [Reprinted by Paris: L’Harmattan,1999]<br />

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"Taste as a Social Weapon," Review Essay of Distinction: A Social Critique of the<br />

Judgement of Taste by Pierre Bourdieu, Harvard University Press, 1984<br />

in Contemporary Sociology (June,1986): 511-515<br />

"Tensions of Mission in American Art Museums" in Nonprofit Enterprise in the<br />

Arts, ed. Paul DiMaggio, Oxford University Press, 1986 (reprint of<br />

"Conflicting Visions in American Art Museums")<br />

"Bohemianism: Utopian Antidote for the Alienated?" in Alienation and<br />

Participation in Culture, eds. D.Rupel and L.Herek, Ljubljana,<br />

Yugoslavia: E.Kardelj University 1985<br />

"Workers in the French XIXth Century Novel: Myths and Realities" in Sociologia<br />

Internationalis Special Issue (1985):79-100, ed. K. Peter Etzkorn, Berlin:<br />

Dunckert Humbolt, 1985<br />

"All that Money Can Buy--and More", Review Essay of From Graven Images by<br />

Chandra Mukerji, Columbia University Press, 1983 in Contemporary<br />

Sociology 13 (September 1984)<br />

"American Art Museums: Sanctuary or Free-for-all?" in Social Forces 63<br />

(December 1984)<br />

"Le musée d'art américain: Des optiques contradictoires" in Sociologie du<br />

Travail 4 (1983): 446-458<br />

"<strong>New</strong> Art--<strong>New</strong> Patrons: Coincidence or Causality in the Twentieth Century<br />

Avant-Garde" in Contributions to the Sociology of the Arts, Sofia,<br />

Bulgaria, 1983<br />

"Changing Patterns of Patronage in the Arts" in Performers and Performances:<br />

<strong>The</strong> Social Organization of Artistic Work, eds. J. Kamerman and R.<br />

Martorella, <strong>New</strong> York: Praeger, 1982<br />

"Conflicting Visions in American Art Museums" in <strong>The</strong>ory and Society 10 (1981):<br />

103-125<br />

"Autonomy for the Arts: <strong>The</strong> Dilemma of Public Funding" in Lectures from the<br />

9th World Congress of Sociology, Budapest, 1980<br />

"Displayed Art and Performed Music: Selective Innovation and the Structure of<br />

Artistic Media" in Sociological Quarterly 21 (Spring 1980)<br />

[reprinted in Art and Society: Readings in the Sociology of the Arts, eds.<br />

A.W. Foster and J.R. Blau, Albany: State University of <strong>New</strong> York Press,<br />

1989]<br />

"National Goals, Social Mobility and Personal Aspirations: Students in Mali" in<br />

Canadian Journal of African Studies 10 (1976)<br />

"Museums in the Post-Professional Era" in <strong>The</strong> <strong>New</strong> Art Examiner (June 1974)<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Regimentation of Bourgeois Culture" in Comparative Education Review<br />

(September 1971), with A.R. Zolberg<br />

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"<strong>The</strong> Meanings of May, Paris, 1968" in Midway (Winter 1969): 91-109, with A.R.<br />

Zolberg<br />

"In Search of Serafina" in Africa Report (November 1967), with A.R. Zolberg<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Americanization of Frantz Fanon" in <strong>The</strong> Public Interest (Fall 1967), with<br />

A. R. Zolberg<br />

Articles on Africa in encyclopedias and reference works<br />

3. B00K REVIEWS<br />

Bearing Witness: Readers, Writers, and the Novel in Nigeria by Wendy<br />

Griswold. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2000 in American Journal<br />

of Sociology (in press)<br />

<strong>The</strong> Death of Authentic Primitive Art and Other Tales of Progress by Shelly<br />

Errington. Berkeley:University of California Press, 1998 in Contemporary<br />

Sociology (2000):391-392)<br />

Museums and the Making of “Ourselves” - <strong>The</strong> Role of Objects in National<br />

Identity by Flora E.S.Kaplan, ed. London: Leicester University Press,<br />

1994 in Contemporary Sociology (1997):766-67<br />

Beethoven and the Construction of Genius: Musical Politics in Vienna, 1792-<br />

1803 by Tia Denora, University of California Press, 1995 and <strong>The</strong> Glory of<br />

Van Gogh: An Anthropology of Admiration , Princeton University Press,<br />

1997 Nathalie Heinich in American Journal of Sociology (1997):102:1194<br />

La Passion Musicale: Une sociologie de la médiation by Antoine Hennion, Paris:<br />

Edition Métailié, 1993, in Contemporary Sociology (1994)<br />

Worthy Monuments: Art Museums and the Politics of Culture in Nineteenth-<br />

Century France by D. J. Sherman, Cambridge: Harvard University Press,<br />

1989, in <strong>The</strong>ory and Society 1992<br />

Corporate Art by Rosanne Martorella. Rutgers University Press, 1989, in<br />

American Journal of Sociology 97, no.3 (November 1991):896-97<br />

Highbrow/Lowbrow: <strong>The</strong> Emergence of Cultural Hierarchy in America by<br />

Lawrence W. Levine. Harvard Univ. Press, 1989, in Society & Space:<br />

Environment and Planning 9/3 (1991): 369-70<br />

Artists and Artisans in Delft: A Socio-economic Study of the Seventeenth<br />

Century by J.M.Montias. Princeton University Press, 1982, in L'Année<br />

Sociologique 39 (1989): 480-84<br />

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<strong>The</strong> Museum Time-Machine: Putting Culture on Display edited by R. Lumley,<br />

<strong>New</strong> York: Routledge, Kegan Paul, 1988, in Journal of Arts Management<br />

and Law 19 (Fall 1989): 109-11<br />

<strong>The</strong> Shock of the <strong>New</strong> by Robert Hughes, in American Journal of Sociology (July<br />

1982)<br />

<strong>The</strong> French Press: Class, State, and Ideology by J.W. Freiberg, in Contemporary<br />

Sociology 11 (July 1982)<br />

<strong>The</strong> Subsidized Muse: Public Support for the Arts in the United States by Dick<br />

Netzer in American Journal of Sociology 85 (1980)<br />

<strong>The</strong> Production of Culture edited by R.A. Peterson, in Sociology and Social<br />

Research 62 (1978)<br />

Introduction to the Sociology of Music by <strong>The</strong>odor Adorno in Sociology and<br />

Social Research 62 (October 1977)<br />

Organizational Survival in the Performing Arts by M. Salem in American Journal<br />

of Sociology 83 (March 1978)<br />

<strong>The</strong> Action-Image of Society: On Cultural Politicization by A. Willener in<br />

American Journal of Sociology 78 (July 1972)<br />

Crises de la société-crises de l'enseignement: Sociologie de l'enseignement<br />

4. ACADEMIC RECORD<br />

secondaire français by V. Isambert-Jamati in American Journal of<br />

Sociology 77 (January 1972)<br />

Ph.D. University of Chicago, Department of Sociology, 1974<br />

Dissertation: "<strong>The</strong> Art Institute of Chicago: <strong>The</strong> Sociology of a Cultural<br />

Organization"<br />

High honors in Special Field, Social Stratification, 1972<br />

Research funds, Center for Study of Social Organizations (1971-72;<br />

1972-73)<br />

Research funds, Center for Comparative Education (1964), West Africa<br />

M.A. Boston University, Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology; African Studies<br />

Prog, 1956<br />

A.B. Hunter College, <strong>New</strong> York City, 1953<br />

Magna cum laude; Claudine Gray French Prize; Phi Beta Kappa (Jr.yr.);<br />

Pi Delta Phi (French Honor Society); Dean's List; <strong>New</strong> York State Regents<br />

Scholarship<br />

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5. INVITED PARTICIPATION<br />

CULTURE AND THE MAKING OF WORLDS, European Sociological Assoc. - Soc. Of Culture<br />

Res’ch Netwk, Università Bocconi, Milan, Italy 7-9 October 2010<br />

Université Pierre-Mendès-France – Grenoble 2, member of Scientific Committee for<br />

the conference on L'ART, LE POLITIQUE ET LA CRÉATION: Frictions et Fictions socioanthropologiques,<br />

19-20-21 novembre 2009<br />

Laboratoire de Sociologie CSRPC-ROMA – UPMF Centre de Sociologie des<br />

Représentations et des Pratiques Culturelles Recherches sur les Oeuvres et les Mondes<br />

de l'Art - GDR OPuS – CNRS OEuvres, Publics, Sociétés<br />

IUAF University, Venice, Italy<br />

Keynote speaker, 4-8 November, 2008, under the Aegis of the Centre of Economics<br />

and Advanced Cultural Policy Research and the Research Networks on Sociology of<br />

Culture and Sociology of the Arts of the European Sociological Association.<br />

Culture Section Miniconference<br />

Moderator: Panel on "Popular Culture and Communications, Harvard University, Aug.<br />

31, 2008<br />

International Sociological Association<br />

Paper “Marginality Triumphant? On the Asymmetry of Conflict in the Art World,” ISA<br />

Interim Forum of Sociology, Barcelona, Sept. 5-8, 2008<br />

Presider and Discussant in sessions on Collective Memory (Trauma; Performance and<br />

Controversy; Artistic Heritage, Emotion and Expertise.<br />

Conference on Managing Religious Diversity in Democracies,<br />

Moderator at St. Petersburg, Russia, Sept.21-Oct.2, 2007<br />

International Conference on Arts and Politics? French and American Perspectives<br />

Featured speaker, at Université de Paris X, Nov.9-11, 2007<br />

European Sociological Association conference on Changing Cultures-European<br />

Perspectives,<br />

Featured Speaker at Ghent, Belgium Nov. 15-17, 2006<br />

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Pollock-Krasner Study Center Conference<br />

“Aliens in an Expanding Universe: Museums, Exhibitions and Rituals of<br />

Representation”, SUNY Stony Brook, May 2-3, 2006<br />

Symposium on Interrogating Boundaries, April 5, 2006, Fairleigh Dickinson University<br />

“Globalized Exchanges: Art Works or Cultural Product?” Featured Speaker<br />

International Conference on 20 Years of Sociology of Art: Balance Sheet and Future<br />

Prospects [20 ans de Sociologie de l’art: Bilan et Perspectives]<br />

“La culture, oui, mais l’art aussi: La Sociologie de l’art aux USA.” Featured<br />

Speaker Université Pierre Mendès-France, Grenoble, October 20-22, 2005.<br />

International Seminar on Modernity, Material Culture and Life Styles,<br />

Keynote Speaker “Creative Capitals in a Globalizing World: <strong>The</strong> Arts, the Media and<br />

the Future of Cities” Sao Paulo, Brazil, October 20 – 22, 2004<br />

<strong>The</strong> International Sociological Association Research Committee on the Arts and the<br />

Arts Network of the European Sociological Association on “<strong>New</strong> Trends in the<br />

Sociology of the Art, meeting in Paris, April 22-26, 2003<br />

Keynote Speaker, on the States of the Arts: Aesthetic Media in Europe Across the<br />

Millennia, Exeter University, England, 1-3 September 2000<br />

Keynote speaker, plenary session of International Conference for Sociology of Culture<br />

and the Arts on <strong>The</strong> Culture Society: A <strong>New</strong> Place for the Arts of the Twenty-<br />

First Century, Barcelona, 6-8 July 2000<br />

Invited participant in interdisciplinary study group, “People and Things: <strong>The</strong> Forms,<br />

Formations, and Experience of Material Culture” sponsored by Center for<br />

Media, History, and Culture, <strong>New</strong> York University, since 1998<br />

Invited participant and presider on panel, International Symposium on Military War<br />

Crimes: History and Memory, <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> University, Dec. 3-6, 1999<br />

Featured Speaker at the International Conference on Cultural Policy Research in<br />

Bergen, Norway, Nov. 10-12, 1999<br />

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Featured Speaker at Governor’s Conference on the Arts, “Beyond the Millennium:<br />

Redefining the Arts for the 21st Century” in Los Angeles, December 7-11, 1998<br />

Featured Speaker at conference “What Is A City? Cultural Institutions and Urban<br />

Unity,” <strong>The</strong> Center for the Humanities, University of Missouri-St. Louis,<br />

November 12-13, 1998<br />

Featured Speaker at conference on “L’Art Outsider” L’Art sur la Place: L’art<br />

contemporain: champs artistiques, critères et réception, Lyon, France 16-18<br />

October, 1998<br />

Recipient of grant from Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellowships Program for<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Privatization of Culture Project” (with NYU’s American Studies Program<br />

and CUNY’s Center for Cultural Studies) of $250,000 (1998-2001)<br />

Co-organizer with George Yudice (NYU) and others of Conference on <strong>New</strong><br />

Trends in Cultural Policy for the 21st Century, at the <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> for Social<br />

Research (April 30-May 1, 1998) and Cultural Capital/Cultural Work at the <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>School</strong> University (Dec. 2000)<br />

Listed in International Authors and Writers Who’s Who (15th edition), Who's Who<br />

Registry of Global Business Leaders, Contemporary Authors, Who's Who in the<br />

East, Who's Who of Women (13th edition), etc.<br />

Gallatin Division, <strong>New</strong> York University, Interdisciplinary Arts Seminar: Spring 1995 on<br />

“Why A Sociology of Art?”<br />

Keynote Speaker and Participant in the Grenoble Colloquium, "Museums: <strong>New</strong> Forms<br />

of Management", Observatoire des Politiques Culturelles of the French Ministry<br />

of Culture, 27-28 January 1994<br />

American Council of Learned Societies Travel Grant, World Congress of Sociology,<br />

Bielefeld, July 1994<br />

Faculty Travel Grant, <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> for Social Research for World Congress of Sociology,<br />

Bielefeld, July 1994<br />

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American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship for study of avant-garde art<br />

movements, Jan. to Sept. 1991<br />

American Council of Learned Societies Travel Grant, World Congress of Sociology,<br />

Madrid, July 1990<br />

Faculty Travel Grant, <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> for Social Research World Congress of Sociology,<br />

Madrid, July 1990<br />

<strong>New</strong> York University Post-Industrial Colloquium Series of the Department of Sociology,<br />

"Art, Money and Morality" March 11, 1990<br />

Brooklyn College, Wolff Center, Humanities Colloquium on "<strong>The</strong> Social History of U.S.<br />

Cultural Institutions" Dec. 11, 1989<br />

Social Science Research Council, Invited paper for symposium on "Public Culture in<br />

India and its Global Problematics" in Carmel, California. Sponsored by<br />

ACLS/SSRC Joint Committee, April 26-30, 1989<br />

University of Chicago, Culture Workshop Presentation, Department of Sociology<br />

October 11, 1988<br />

Harvard University, Center for European Studies Invited paper for conference on the<br />

art museum, Center for European Studies, March 25-27, 1988<br />

Social Science Research Council Participant in Study Group on <strong>New</strong> York City and<br />

Metropolitan Dominance, culture in <strong>New</strong> York City, April, 1988<br />

Gallatin Division, <strong>New</strong> York University, Interdisciplinary Arts Seminar: Spring 1987 "Is<br />

Beauty Best"<br />

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Gallatin Division, <strong>New</strong> York University, Interdisciplinary Arts Seminar: Spring 1986<br />

Lecture on "States, Markets, and Culture"<br />

<strong>New</strong> England Museum Association Invited Guest speaker at NEMA meeting, Bretton<br />

Woods, <strong>New</strong> Hampshire, October 14-17, 1986<br />

International Art Critics Association (AICA): Guest speaker at Congress, Brussels,<br />

Belgium, September 15-20, 1985<br />

American Sociological Association Travel grant to <strong>New</strong> Delhi meetings of World<br />

Sociology Congress, August 1986 (received)<br />

Purdue University Research Foundation Travel grant, Marseilles, France, as presider<br />

over sessions of French Sociological Society and Colloquium, Research<br />

Committee on Sociology of Art, International Sociological Association, June,<br />

1985; Mexico City, World Congress of Sociology, 1982; Budapest, Hungary, for<br />

meeting of Research Committee on Sociology of the Arts, 1981; Research Grant<br />

for study in Paris, Summer, 1981; Uppsala, Sweden, for World Congress of<br />

Sociology,1978<br />

6. PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS (since 1990)<br />

“Arts in <strong>The</strong>ir Public Spheres” at International Conference on Cultural Policy<br />

Research Jyvaskyla University, Finland, Panel chair and discussant.<br />

Member, Scientific Committee, August 23-26, 2010<br />

International Conference on Cultural Policy Research 20-24 August 2008,<br />

Yeditipe University, Istanbul, Turkey. Chaired panels and led<br />

discussions, member of Scientific Committee<br />

Interim Meeting of ISA, Forum of Barcelona. Organized, chaired, presented<br />

paper & served as discussant, Barcelona, 2008<br />

“From Bombay to Abidjan: Popular Cinema as a Creative Medium” presented at<br />

Social <strong>The</strong>ory, Politics and the Arts Conference, Nashville, Oct. 7-10,<br />

1999<br />

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“What Does ‘Community’ Mean for Cultural Policy?” at Cultural Policy Network<br />

Center for the Arts and Culture Meeting in Washington, DC July 16,17,<br />

1999<br />

“Outside In: African Art in France and America” presented at French Institute<br />

Luncheon Seminar, NYU, Feb. 16, 1999<br />

“Privatization: Threat or Promise for the Arts and Humanities?” for the Social<br />

<strong>The</strong>ory, Politics and Arts Meetings,” Drexel University, Philadelphia, 16-<br />

18 October 1998<br />

“From Elites to Mass and Back Again?” for <strong>The</strong>matic Session: Rethinking<br />

Inequality: Cultural Institutions and Reflections on their Relations with<br />

their Publics, ASA meetings, San Francisco, August 1998<br />

“Postmodernism Previewed: Aesthetic Eclecticism in the 19th Century Art<br />

Museum” for the ISA meetings in Montreal, July 1998<br />

“Monuments, Worthy or Unworthy: Commemorating Hiroshima at the Air &<br />

Space Museum,” Bard College Humanities Series, March 1995<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Enola Gay Affair: <strong>The</strong> Museum as a Contested Site of Remembrance” at<br />

International Institute of Sociology, Trieste, July 3-7, 1995<br />

"On Culture, Power, and Subjectivity" at Conference on Interpreting Historical<br />

Change at the End of the 20th-century: <strong>The</strong> Challenges of the Present<br />

Age to Historical Thought and Social <strong>The</strong>ory, Univ. of Calif.-Davis and<br />

"<strong>The</strong>ory and Society" Feb. 1995<br />

"Museum Culture and the Threat to National Identity in the Age of the GATT"<br />

for the conference on GATT, the Arts and Cultural Exchange Between<br />

the United States and Europe, at Tilburg University, <strong>The</strong> Netherlands,<br />

20-21 October 1994<br />

"Art Collecting and Social Mobility: Albert Barnes as a Posthumous Insider" at<br />

American Sociological Association Meetings in Los Angeles, 5-9 August<br />

1994<br />

"Texte et contexte: Le cinéma comme aiguillon de créativité populaire en<br />

Afrique" at 2nd International Conference of the Sociology of Art on "Le<br />

Texte, l'Oeuvre, l'Emotion" in Grenoble, November 25-27, 1993<br />

"Globalization, Primordialization, Creolization: Conflicting Cultural Trends" at<br />

Refereed Roundtable, American Sociological Association Meetings in<br />

Miami, August 16, 1993<br />

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"Cosmopolitans vs. Nationals: <strong>The</strong> Politics of Art in the Early Avant-Garde" at<br />

the Workshop on Intellectuals, Politics, and Society in Europe", <strong>New</strong> York<br />

University Center for European Studies, March 23, 1992<br />

"An Elite Experience for Everyone?: <strong>The</strong> Museum as Alternative Education in the<br />

City," for the seminar series, Museums, Galleries, and Historic<br />

Preservations as Educational Forces Outside the Academy.<br />

Commonwealth Center for Literary and Cultural Change, University of<br />

Virginia, 19 February, 1992<br />

"Une marginalité créatrice: Les collectionneurs de l'avant-garde" 1st<br />

International Colloquium on of the Sociology of Art on "Art et<br />

Contemporanéité" at Université Pierre Mendes France, Grenoble, 28-30<br />

November, 1991<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Arts, Money and Morality in Global Perspective," conference on Creativity,<br />

Cultural Institutions, and the Market Economy, with special reference to<br />

Post-Communist Conditions, Vienna, 7-10 September, 1991<br />

"An Overview of Developments in the Study of the Arts and Society in North<br />

America" at Spanish Association of Sociology of Culture and the Arts<br />

meeting, Barcelona, 19-21 September 1991<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Persistence of Exclusion: Art Museums and Artists" Regular Session on the<br />

Sociology of Culture ; Refereed Roundtable on "Research Strategies in<br />

Bridging the Humanities and Social Science" American Sociological<br />

Association meetings, Cincinnati, Ohio, 23-27 August, 1991<br />

"Une marginalité créatrice: Les collectionneurs de l'avant-garde," seminar of<br />

the Centre de Sociologie Européenne, Paris, 18 April, 1991<br />

"Musées et artistes: Analyse d'un antagonisme," seminar on "L'Evolution des<br />

Musées Américains" at the Centre de Sociologie des Organisations,<br />

Michel Crozier, discussant. Paris, 17 April, 1991<br />

"Creative Marginality: Collectors of the Avant-Garde," Postdoctoral Institute for<br />

Social Science, University of Amsterdam, 15 April, 1991.<br />

"La censure des arts aux Etats-Unis" and "L'exclusion de l'artiste dans les<br />

rapports art/musée" lectures at University of Montreal, Quebec (UQAM),<br />

26-27 March, 1991<br />

College Art Association, Washington, DC, February 1991. Invited Discussant on<br />

session "Social Networks and Identities in American Art<br />

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"<strong>New</strong> Art - <strong>New</strong> Patrons: Marginality in the Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde"<br />

Conference of the Institute for Social Analysis on Modern Culture: Social<br />

Science and Social <strong>The</strong>ory, State University of <strong>New</strong> York, Stony Brook,<br />

Nov. 28, 1990<br />

"Art on the Edge: Political Aspects of Aestheticizing the Primitive" World<br />

Congress of Sociology, Madrid, July 8-13, 1990<br />

"Marginalization and Demarginalization of a Domain: <strong>The</strong> Arts in American<br />

Sociology" American Sociological Association Meetings, Washington, DC,<br />

Aug. 1990<br />

"<strong>New</strong> York Culture: Ascendant or Subsident?" 16th Annual Conference on Social<br />

<strong>The</strong>ory, Politics and the Arts, at CUNY Graduate Center, Oct. 11-13,<br />

1990<br />

"Art Museums and Living Artists: Contentious Communities," Conference,<br />

"Museums and Communities" Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC,<br />

21-23 March 1990<br />

7. ASSOCIATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES<br />

European Research Council<br />

Referee for the ERC, which supports the best science and scholarship by<br />

funding investigator-initiated frontier research across all fields of<br />

science, including the social sciences. 2009-10<br />

University of Grenoble, Conference on Politics and Art, Grenoble, France 19-21<br />

Nov. 2009<br />

Member, International Scientific Committee<br />

Princeton University Center for Arts & Cultural Policy Studies, Woodrow Wilson<br />

<strong>School</strong><br />

Member of <strong>New</strong> York City Seminar on the Arts and Cultural Policy<br />

sponsored by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, 1994-1997<br />

American Sociological Association<br />

Member of Publications Committee: Distinguished Book Award 2010-13<br />

Organized Teaching Workshop on Art Worlds: Howard Becker’s impact<br />

on Teaching the Sociology of Culture and the Arts, ASA, August 1998<br />

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Member of Committee on International Sociology of ASA, 1988-91<br />

Liaison with ASA Task Force on Professional and Human Rights.<br />

Culture Section: Chair, 1988-89; Chair-Elect and Program Organizer of<br />

Culture Section, 1987-88; Program Organizer 1986-87; Co-Editor<br />

of Culture Syllabi Project, 1988-89; Chair of Name of Prize<br />

Committee, 1989-90; Chair of Best Article Award Committee,<br />

1991; 1995 Co-Organizer of Section Session on "<strong>New</strong> Trends in the<br />

Sociology of the Arts"; 1997 Co-Organizer of Section Session on<br />

“Politics, Culture Policies, Culture Wars; Member of Best Article<br />

Award Committee, 2011<br />

Society for Social <strong>The</strong>ory, Politics and the Arts<br />

Co-Organizer and Co-Chair of annual conference, at the <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> for<br />

Social Research and Adelphi University, Oct. 25-27, 1985<br />

Regular participant as organizer, presenter, discussant, since 1970s<br />

International Conference on Cultural Policy Research<br />

Member of Scientific Committee, keynote speaker and participant since 1999<br />

European Sociological Association<br />

Conference on Arts, Culture and the Public Sphere by Sociology of Culture<br />

Research Network and Sociology of Arts RN Conference in Venice, Italy<br />

4-8 November 2008<br />

International Sociological Association<br />

Co-organized sessions of Gotheborg, Sweden meetings on “Art Worlds as<br />

Trading Zones,” July 2010<br />

Organized sessions of RC 37 at Durban meetings of ISA World Congress 2006<br />

Organized sessions on “Privatization of Culture and its Consequences”<br />

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World Congress of Sociology in Montreal, July 1998<br />

Delegate to the United Nations Office (Alt.) fall 1994 to summer 1998<br />

Vice-President of Research Committee on Sociology of the Arts, 1994-98<br />

President of RC37 Sociology of the Arts, 1990-94<br />

Organizer of 18 sessions for World Congress in Bielefeld, July 1994<br />

Liaison to ISA Research Council, 1986-90; Organizer of Research Committee on<br />

Sociology of the Arts Program; and Session on "Insider vs. Outsider Art",<br />

Madrid Congress, July 9-13, 1990<br />

Secretary-Treasurer of RC37 Sociology of the Arts, 1978-1986<br />

Co-organizer of Research Committee 37 Sociology of the Arts Program, World<br />

Congress of Sociology, <strong>New</strong> Delhi, 1986<br />

Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue Française<br />

Member since 1990<br />

Eastern Sociological Society<br />

Invited panel organizer and discussant, meetings in Baltimore, March 2-<br />

5, 2000<br />

Judge on committee for best student paper, 1992<br />

Referee for submitted papers, 1990 meetings<br />

American Council for the Arts<br />

Member of Research Advisory Council (ACARAC) 1983-90<br />

8. Editorial Positions and Referee Service<br />

International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society, Senior Co-Editor, since<br />

2005<br />

Museums and Society University of Leicester, England. Editorial Board, since<br />

2000<br />

<strong>The</strong>ory and Society, Senior Editor, 1995 - ; Corresponding Editor, 1989-95<br />

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Poetics Journal of Empirical Research on Literature, the Media and the Arts,<br />

Member of Advisory Board, 1992-2007<br />

Westview Press, Consulting Editor for Series: "Institutional Structures of<br />

Feeling" since 1990<br />

Social Psychology Quarterly, Editorial Board, 1984-88<br />

<strong>New</strong>sletter editor, Research Committee on the Sociology of Art, ISA, 1978-86<br />

<strong>The</strong> Sociological Quarterly, Advisory Editor, 1990-93<br />

Referee for American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology,<br />

<strong>The</strong>ory and Society, Social Forces, <strong>The</strong>ory, Culture and Society,<br />

Qualitative Sociology, Social Research, Museums & Societies (on line<br />

from University of Leicester) and for the presses of the University of<br />

Chicago, Rutgers University, Stanford University, Unwin Hyman, Ltd.,<br />

Routledge and Kegan Paul et al. Also, Referee for such grant-awarding<br />

bodies as the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National<br />

Science Foundation, American Council of Learned Societies, European<br />

Research Committee, Australia, among others.<br />

9. Foreign Travel and Language Competence<br />

France: research or teaching at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences<br />

Sociales, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations; Centre de Sociologie<br />

des Arts, and conferences in universities in Grenoble, Lyon, Paris,<br />

Nanterre, etc.<br />

Netherlands: visiting professor of Sociology of the Arts, Boekmanstichting,<br />

University of Amsterdam and the Postgraduate Institute - 1992-1994<br />

Other countries: Spain; Italy; England; Finland; Norway; Sweden; Mexico;<br />

Canada; Brazil; Turkey; Russia; field work in Africa<br />

French - fluent; German, Dutch and Spanish - speaking and/or reading<br />

knowledge<br />

10. University Service (since 1990)<br />

Acting chair, Sociology Department, summer 2008 and summer 2009<br />

Acting Chair, Committee for Liberal Studies, fall 2006<br />

Acting chair, Anthropology Department, 2002-03<br />

Member of University Art Committee Sept. 2000-<br />

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Co-Organizer of Privatization of Culture Conference on “Cultural<br />

Capital/Cultural Labor” Dec.1-2, 2000<br />

Invited participant as presider on panel at International Symposium on<br />

Military War Crimes: History and Memory at <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong> University,<br />

Dec. 3-6, 1999<br />

Co-organizer, conference on Trends in Cultural Policy in the 21st Century, for<br />

the Privatization of Culture Program, at the <strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong>, April 30-May<br />

1, 1998<br />

Chair, Eugene Lang Social and Historical Inquiry Concentration 1994 - 96;<br />

Member, GF-Lang Social and Historical Inquiry Concentration<br />

Committee 1992-94; Lang Culture and Society Concentration<br />

Committee<br />

University Committee for Honorary Degrees, 1993-94<br />

Committee on West European Studies, 1991-92; Chair of Culture Workshop,<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>School</strong>/NYU/Columbia Western European Consortium, 1991-<br />

GF Diversity Committee, Representing Sociology Department, Committees on<br />

Liberal Studies and Historical Studies, 1993-96<br />

Committee on Liberal Studies, Acting Chair: Spring 1989 and 1991-92; Faculty<br />

Liaison for Parsons <strong>School</strong> of Design, Program in Architecture/Design<br />

Criticism, 1987-91<br />

Gender, Culture and Society Lecture Series, Organizer (1984-1993)<br />

Gender Studies and Feminist <strong>The</strong>ory Steering Committee Member, 1991-<br />

Member of REALM Workshop (Research on Lower Manhattan) 1989-90<br />

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