Public Sociology. Michael Burawoy

      1  Cover

      2  Epigraph

      3  Title Page

      4  Copyright Page

      5  Tables

      6  Preface

      7  Introduction: The Promise of Sociology Note

      8  Part One: Theory and Practice

      9  1. Theory: Utopia and Anti-Utopia The Canon That Was Reconstructing the Canon

      10  2. Practice: The (Di)vision of Sociological Labor From Professional Sociology to Public Sociology From Policy Sociology to Critical Sociology Defining Four Sociologies Competition in the National and Global Arenas Sociology’s Standpoint: Civil Society

      11  Part Two: Policy Sociology

      12  3. The Language Question in University Education

      13  4. Job Evaluation in a Racial Order

      14  Part Three: Public Sociology

      15  5. The Color of Class

      16  6. Student Rebellion

      17  Part Four: Critical Sociology

      18  7. Race, Class, and Colonialism

      19  8. Migrant Labor and the State Note

      20  9. Manufacturing Consent

      21  10. Racial Capitalism Note

      22  Part Five: Professional Sociology

      23  11. Advancing a Research Program

      24  12. Painting Socialism

      25  13. The Great Involution

      26  Part Six: Real Utopias

      27  14. Third-Wave Marketization Notes

      28  15. Whither the Public University? Unmaking the Public University Fiscal Crisis Governance Crisis Identity Crisis Legitimation Crisis The Future Note

      29  16. Living Theory Notes

      30  Conclusion: Biography Meets History

      31  References

      32  Index

      33  End User License Agreement

      1 Chapter 2Table 2.1: The Division of Sociological Labor

      2 Chapter 5Table 5.1: The Progress of Zambianization

      3 Chapter 10Table 10.1: The Dimensions of Racial Domination under Racial Capitalism