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Edwin AmentaProfessor of Sociology and Political Science, University of California, IrvineAdresse e-mail validée de uci.edu
Kenneth T. AndrewsDepartment of Sociology, Washington University in St. LouisAdresse e-mail validée de wustl.edu
Sarah GabyUniversity of North Carolina, WilmingtonAdresse e-mail validée de uncw.edu
Andrew J. PerrinSNF Agora Professor of Sociology, Johns Hopkins UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de jhu.edu
Yang SuUniversity of CaliforniaAdresse e-mail validée de uci.edu
Elizabeth ChiarelloAssociate Professor of Sociology, Saint Louis UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de slu.edu
AARON PANOFSKYProfessor in Public Policy, Institute for Society and Genetics, and SociologyAdresse e-mail validée de g.ucla.edu
Todd LuGraduate Student of Sociology, Univeristy of North Carolina at Chapel HillAdresse e-mail validée de live.unc.edu
Vanesa RibasAdresse e-mail validée de ucsd.edu
Raj Andrew GhoshalElon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de elon.edu
Steven TepperArizona State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de asu.edu
Christopher BonastiaProfessor, Lehman College--City University of New YorkAdresse e-mail validée de lehman.cuny.edu
Dana R FisherProfessor, School of International Service, American UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de american.edu
L. Nathan PerkinsIndependent ScholarAdresse e-mail validée de nathanntg.com
Tina FetnerProfessor of Sociology, McMaster UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de mcmaster.ca

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Neal Caren

Department of Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Social Movements


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The Political Consequences of Social Movements E Amenta, N Caren, E Chiarello, Y Su Annual Review of Sociology 36, 287-307, 2010	1200	2010
Making the News KT Andrews, N Caren American Sociological Review 75 (6), 841, 2010	677	2010
Age for leisure? Political mediation and the impact of the pension movement on US old-age policy E Amenta, N Caren, SJ Olasky American Sociological Review 70 (3), 516-538, 2005	361	2005
TQCA N Caren, A Panofsky Sociological methods & research 34 (2), 147, 2005	306	2005
The Legislative, Organizational, and Beneficiary Consequences of State‐Oriented Challengers E Amenta, N Caren The Blackwell companion to social movements, 461-488, 2004	286	2004
All the movements fit to print: Who, what, when, where, and why SMO families appeared in the New York Times in the twentieth century E Amenta, N Caren, SJ Olasky, JE Stobaugh American Sociological Review 74 (4), 636-656, 2009	241	2009
A social movement generation: Cohort and period trends in protest attendance and petition signing N Caren, RA Ghoshal, V Ribas American Sociological Review 76 (1), 125-151, 2011	233	2011
Occupy online: How cute old men and Malcolm X recruited 400,000 US users to OWS on Facebook S Gaby, N Caren Social Movement Studies 11 (3-4), 367-374, 2012	227	2012
US social policy in comparative and historical perspective: Concepts, images, arguments, and research strategies E Amenta, C Bonastia, N Caren Annual Review of Sociology, 213-234, 2001	168	2001
A social movement online community: Stormfront and the white nationalist movement N Caren, K Jowers, S Gaby Media, movements, and political change, 163-193, 2012	162	2012
Big city, big turnout? Electoral participation in American cities N Caren Journal of Urban Affairs 29 (1), 31-46, 2007	150	2007
Occupy Online: Facebook and the Spread of Occupy Wall Street N Caren, S Gaby	148	2011
Contemporary social movements in a hybrid media environment N Caren, KT Andrews, T Lu Annual Review of Sociology 46 (1), 443-465, 2020	119	2020
Political process theory N Caren The blackwell encyclopedia of sociology, 2007	111	2007
The science of contemporary street protest: New efforts in the United States DR Fisher, KT Andrews, N Caren, E Chenoweth, MT Heaney, T Leung, ... Science advances 5 (10), eaaw5461, 2019	108	2019
The rise of inequality: How social movements shape discursive fields S Gaby, N Caren Mobilization: An International Quarterly 21 (4), 413-429, 2016	98	2016
Challengers and states: Toward a political sociology of social movements E Amenta, N Caren, T Fetner, MP Young Research in Political Sociology 10, 47-83, 2002	96	2002
The Political Institutions, Processes, and Outcomes Movements Seek to Influence E Amenta, KT Andrews, N Caren The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Social Movements, 447-465, 2018	82	2018
Are children of parents who had same-sex relationships disadvantaged? A scientific evaluation of the no-differences hypothesis AJ Perrin, PN Cohen, N Caren Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health 17 (3), 327-336, 2013	73	2013
Economic Breakdown and Collective Action N Caren, S Gaby, C Herrold Social Problems 64 (1), 133-155, 2016	59	2016

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