Michèle Lamont
mlamont@wjh.harvard.eduResearch interests: Inequality, race and ethnicity, the evaluation of social science knowledge, and the impact of neoliberalism on advanced industrial societies.
Research interests: Inequality, race and ethnicity, the evaluation of social science knowledge, and the impact of neoliberalism on advanced industrial societies.
Research interests: Diplomacy, international cooperation and relations, European affairs, governance, public opinion, and populism.
Research interests: Critical terrorism studies, anthropologies of political violence, forced migration and displacement studies and post-conflict reconstruction.
Research interests: Immigration, civil rights, racial identity, radicalism, surveillance and state power—within a North American diasporic frame.
Research interests: International political economy, international organizations with a particular focus on the IMF and the World Bank, international development, migration, SOE privatizations, investment arbitration, AI, statistical methods, agent-based...
Research interests: insecurity, political sociology, comparative inequality, platform work, populist voting.
Research interests: Economic sociology, international political economy, legal studies; professionals and expertise and comparative-historical methods.
Research interests: Social cohesion in the Western world; sociology of Europe; and quantitative methods such as crossnational survey research and equivalence issues in comparative research.
Research interests: Cultural sociology, inequality and stratification, comparative sociology, gender and race.
Research interests: Intersection of politics and belonging in relation to immigrant integration issues and national identity, from the point of view of minorities and majorities alike.
Research interests: Comparative cultural sociology; cultural inequality and symbolic violence; social theory; history of human sciences; material culture; urban ethnography and spatial sociology; and phenomenology.
Research interests: Social and cultural mediation of presentation and risk for eating disorders, social barriers to care for mental disorders, and school-based mental health promotion.