American Journal of Sociology
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The American Journal of Sociology (AJS) is one of the most important scientific journals in the field of sociology and the first U.S. scholarly journal in the field. It is published bimonthly since 1895 by The University of Chicago Press.
AJS presents work on the theory, methods, practice, and history of sociology. AJS also publishes sociology-related papers by scholars from outside sociology.
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[edit] Editorial Board
[edit] Editor
- ANDREW ABBOTT
[edit] Associate Editors
- JAMES A. DAVIS
- JAMES EVANS
- SANYU MOJOLA
- ANDREW PAPACHRISTOS
- STEVEN RAUDENBUSH
[edit] Associate Editor, Book Review
- ANDREAS GLAESER
[edit] Book Review Editorial Board
- ZOHAR LECHTMAN
- GREG LIEGEL
- ELIZABETH MCGHEE-HASRICK
- ELENA OBUKHOVA
- MICHAL PAGIS
- NEAL PATEL
- LAUREN PILGRIM
- XIAOLI TIAN
[edit] Managing Editor
- SUSAN ALLAN
[edit] Copy Editor
- IVIAN S. JUN
[edit] Editorial Assistant
- CANDACE WIRT
[edit] Consulting Editors
- ARTHUR ALDERSON, Indiana University
- PETER BEARMAN, Columbia University
- DAVID GRAZIAN, University of Pennsylvania
- TED GERBER, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- EMILY HANNUM, University of Pennsylvania
- ERIN KELLY, University of Minnesota
- LAUREN KRIVO, Ohio State University
- NOAH MARK, Duke University
- ANN MISCHE, Rutgers University
- NICHOLAS PEDRIANA, Lousiana State University
- BECKY PETTIT, University of Washington
- MIKOLAJ PISKORSKI, Harvard University
- MICHAEL ROSENFELD, Stanford University
- ROBIN SIMON, Florida State University
- SANDRA SMITH, University of California, Berkeley
- CHARLOTTA STERN, University of Stockholm
- SHANE THYE, University of South Carolina
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