Dr. David Brown
Associate Professor
Sociology and Anthropology
Office
Schroeder Hall - SCH 360
Office Hours
Monday and Wednesday 11:30-12:30
Office Phone
Email
- About
- Education
- Research
Biography
Most of my research is theoretically driven, historically oriented, and attentive to social power structures and processes. I have published extensively about educational credentialing and labor markets and have broader interests in the machinations of cultural status systems. I am told that this work looks more like what Weber would do than Marx, and that rather pleases me.
Current Courses
270.001Sociological Theory
270.002Sociological Theory
350.001Sociology Of Education
270.001Sociological Theory
270.002Sociological Theory
466.001Sociological Theory
Research Interests & Areas
Sociological Theory, Cultural and Historical Sociology, Organizations, Education, Stratification, Methods of Historical Inquiry.
Ph D Sociology
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL
MA Sociology
University of Virginia
Charlotteville, VA
BS Sociology
Illinois State University
Normal, IL
Book Review
Brown, D. Review of Elite Education, International Perspectives . 2016. International Sociological Reviews.. International Sociological Reviews (2016)
Brown, D. Review of Wuthnow, Remaking the Heartland. American Journal of Sociology. (2011)
Brown, D. Review of Ragin, Redesigning Social Inquiry: Fuzzy Sets and Beyond (2009)
Brown, D. Review of Van Galen, Late to Class: Social Class and Schooling in the New Economy (2007)
Brown, D. Review of Shepard, Scout's Honor. (2002)
Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-New
Brown, D. An Overture for the Sociology of Credentialing (2011)
Brown, D. Introduction: New Directions in Educational Credentialism (2011)
Brown, D. Rites of Passage, Organizational Culture, and Mass Pedagogy. In Teaching and Learning in Large Classes. American Sociological Association. (1999)
Book, Scholarly-New
Brown, D. Social Blueprints: Conceptual Foundations of Sociology. Oxford Univ. Press. (2004)
Brown, D. Degrees of Control: A Sociology of Educational Expansion and Occupational Credentialism. Columbia Univ. Press. (1995)
Edited Book
Brown, D. New Directions in Educational Credentialing. David Brown and David Bills, eds. Amsterdam: Elsevier Publishing. (2011)
Encyclopedia
"Max Weber and Organizational Theory"
Brown, D. "Credentialing," In Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, Edited by George Ritzer. George Ritzer (EDs), Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology (2015)
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Brown, D. Goffman's Dramaturgical Sociology: Theoretical Context of Embarrassment and Social Organization (2003)
Brown, D. The Social Sources of Educational Credentialism: Status Cultures, Labor Markets, and Organizations. Sociology of Education, Extra Issue: Sociology of Education at the Dawn of the 21st Century. (2001)
Brown, D. The Riddle of Multiculturalism: Unraveling Power, Bureaucracy, and Educational Change. Sociological Imagination. (1997)
Brown, D. Interpretive Historical Sociology: Discordances of Weber, Dilthey, and Others. Journal of Historical Sociology. (1990)
Brown, D. Simmel's Theory of Historical Understanding. Virginia Journal of Sociology. (1986)
Newsletter
Brown, D. Theory, Texts, and Institutions. Perspectives, American Sociological Association. (2000)
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