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Congratulations to Bulin Li on being accepted into one of the most prestigious SICSS programs this summer!


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Sociology's very own, Raff Thompson has been awarded a (prestigious, competitive, funded) Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant for his dissertation, "Regulating Political Speculation: Political Prediction Markets in the United States and United Kingdom, 1988 to 2024."


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Congratulating Charles Fung for his co-edited sourcebook on Hong Kong history.  (For non-historians/historical-sociologists, sourcebooks are the equivalent of publishing a dataset; they often collect and collate difficult-to-access sources on crucial topics.)

Charles writes: "I have been working with historians in the previous years to edit a new sourcebook (i.e., a new documentary history of Hong Kong; link: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/N/bo247036324.html) on Hong Kong history based on years of retrieving archival materials and archival works. The book will be distributed by The University of Chicago Press in the States. The target audiences of this sourcebook would be historical social scientists and historians who are new to the field of Hong Kong history. I myself contributed also three chapters, the introduction, colonial governance and fiscal/budgetary policy."

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Congratulating Cristine Khan for an article published in a Guyanese newspaper about Indo-Caribbean identity and history in London. "From Windrush to Now: A Caribbean Cultural Awakening in London"


Rebekah Burroway & Kristen Shorette  collaborated on a really fun article that just came out in print in Sociology of Development. This is part of a dual-volume special issue of the journal devoted to feminist development