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DAVID FASENFEST Curriculum Vitae

Associate Professor Department of Sociology College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Wayne State University

656 W. Kirby Detroit, MI 48202

313.577.2930 (office) 313.577.2735 (fax)

email: [email protected] Education Ph.D. (Sociology) August 1984, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Thesis: Public Policy and the Distribution of Benefits: The Lessons from Urban Renewal, Principle Advisor: Charles Tilly

M.A. (Sociology) May 1982, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor M.A. (Chinese Studies) May 1979, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor M.A. (Economics) May 1978, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor B.A. (Economics) June 1971, City College of CUNY, New York, NY Academic Appointments Associate Professor, Sociology, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,

Wayne State University September 2005 to present Associate Professor, Urban Affairs, College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs, Wayne

State University, Detroit, MI March 1998 to September 2005 Director, Center for Urban Studies, College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs, Wayne

State University, Detroit, MI, March 1998 to January 2003 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Purdue University, W.

Lafayette August 1990 to May 1996 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois

September 1985 to May 1988 Research Appointments Visiting Research Professor, Institute for Global Studies, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China,

September 2018 to August 2019 Professorial Research Associate, SOAS, University of London, London, UK September 2018 to

August 2021 Senior Research Fellow, Fraser Center for Workplace Issues, College of Urban, Labor and

Metropolitan Affairs, Wayne State University November 2003 to January 2007 Research Associate Professor, Great Cities Institute, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago,

Illinois June 1996 to March 1998 Director, Urban and Economic Development Research, Urban Research Institute, and Graduate

Faculty, School of Urban Policy, College of Urban and Public Affairs, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY January 1988 to July 1990

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Visiting Appointments Research Professor, Center for Comparative Urban Research, University of Hamburg, Hamburg,

Germany September 1996 to August 1997 Visiting Research Scholar, Urban Research Program, Research School of Social Science,

Australian National University, Canberra, Australia May to August 1996 Visiting Professor of Sociology, Institute for Sociology, University of Hamburg, Hamburg,

Germany August 1994 to August 1995 Major Award American Sociological Association, Lifetime Achievement Award, Section on Marxist Sociology,

August 2016

Books Forthcoming Detroit and New Urban Repertoires: Imagining the Cooperative City (under

contract) Bristol: Policy Press

Marx London, New York: Anthem Books David Fasenfest (ed)

2010 Social Change, Resistance and Social Practice, Leiden: Brill, David Fasenfest and Richard Dello Buono (eds.)

paperback edition published by Haymarket 2012

2009 Engaging Social Justice: Critical Studies of 21st Century Social Transformation, Leiden: Brill, David Fasenfest (ed.)

paperback edition published by Haymarket 2011

2004 Critical Perspectives on Local Development Policy Evaluation, Detroit: Wayne State University Press, David Fasenfest and Laura Reese (eds.)

1993 Community Economic Development: Policy Formation in the U.S. and U.K., David Fasenfest (ed.) London: Macmillan Press and New York: St. Martin's Press,

1991 Comparative Politics of Local Economic Development, David Fasenfest and Peter Meyer (eds.) Policy Studies Organization, Greenwood Press.

Other Publications Forthcoming:

海外全球学研究期刊的梳理与介绍 (Introduction to Global Research Journals), with Xiaoxiao Xie, Chinese Global Studies Review, Shanghai University, China


Megacities, in George Ritzer (ed). Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2nd Edition, London: John Wiley & Sons Sociology, in Beverley Skeggs, Sara R. Farris, and Alberto Toscano (eds) Handbook of Marxism, London: Sage Constructing the Conceptual Tools for the Global South. in Håkon Leiulfsrud and Peter Sohlberg (eds) Constructing the Research Object in Social Science, Leiden: Brill Neoliberalism, Urban Policy and Environmental Degradation, in Graham Cassano and Terressa Benz (eds) Geographies of Neoliberal Indifference: Environmental Racism in Flint and Beyond, Leiden: Brill

2019 変わりゆく世界の中で連帯を築く(Building Solidarity in a Changing World),

translated by 沙羅朴 (Sara Park), in 理論と動態, 11号 (Theory and Dynamics 11), 社会理論・動態研究所 (Institute of Social Theory and Dynamics), Hiroshima, Japan Review: Hecht, Bennett L, (2018) Reclaiming the American DreamL Proven solutions for creating economic opportunity for all, Washington, DC: Brookings in Choice 56: 7 (March)

2018 Marx and the Global South (with Raju Das), Global Dialogue: Magazine of the International Sociological Association, Vol 8, Issue 1 (April) available at http://globaldialogue.isa-sociology.org/marx-and-the-global-south/ Review: Dikeç, Mustafa (2018). Urban rage: the revolt of the excluded. Yale, CT: Yale University Press in Choice 55: 10 (June) Network priorities for social sustainability research and education: Memorandum of the Integrated Network on Social Sustainability Research Group, Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy, 12: 1: 16-21 [published online 5 October 2017] Emergency Management in Michigan: A Misguided Policy Initiative, in Ashley Nickels and Jason Rivera (eds) Community Development and Public Administration Theory: Empowerment through the Enhancement of Democratic Principles, London: Routledge Review: Thomas Angotti, ed (2017) Urban Latin America: inequalities and neoliberal reforms, ed. Rowman & Littlefield, in Choice 55: 8 (April)

2017 Review: John Joe Schlichtman, Jason Patch, and Marc Lamont Hill (2017). Gentrifier Toronto in Choice 55: 4 (Dec) The Downward Healthcare Slide: Tearing the Social Fabric, Critical Sociology, 43: 6: 815-818


A Neoliberal Response to an Urban Crisis: Emergency Management in Flint, MI. Critical Sociology https://doi.org/10.1177/0896920517718039 Checks, (Bank) Balances and Death Panels, Critical Sociology, 43: 4-5: 521-523 Monsieur Le Capital and Madame La Terre on the Brink (with Penelope Ciancanelli) pp 37-55 in Molly Scott Cato and Peter North (eds) Towards Just and Sustainable Economies: Comparing Social and Solidarity Economy in the North and South. Bristol: Policy Press Rust Belt Cities, in Douglas Richardson (ed) The International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology, London: John Wiley & Sons (revised and updated 2018) Review: William Goldsmith (2015) Saving Our Cities: A Progressive Plan to Transform Urban America, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, in Choice 54: 10 (June) The Struggle Continues, Critical Sociology, 43: 2: 161-165

2016 A Fascination with China, Foreword in Horst Helle, China: Promise or Threat, Leiden: Brill, pp vii-x Marx, Marxism and Human Rights, Critical Sociology, 42: 6: 777-779 Emergency Management in Michigan: Race, Class and the Limits of Liberal Democracy (with Theodore Pride) Critical Sociology, 42:3: 331-334 Class Politics and the Reactionary Electorate, Critical Sociology, 42:1:3-5

2015 The Cooperative City: Building Economic Democracy, in Michael Peter Smith and Lucas Owen Kirkpatrick (eds.), Reinventing Detroit, Volume 11, Comparative Urban and Community Research, Piscataway, NJ: Transaction Books Dumbing and Numbing of the American Electorate (with Naida Simon), Critical Sociology 41: 7/8: 999-1002 Review: Trouble at Work, by Ralph Fevre (2012), Duncan Lewis, Amanda Robinson and Trevor Jones. London and New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic, in Contemporary Sociology, 44:5:659-661 Review Essay: The Strange Fruit of Racist Violence, Critical Sociology, 41:6:913-920 (September), doi:10.1177/0896920515585609


Review: Aaron Schutz and Mike Miller (2015) People Power: the community organizing tradition of Saul Alinsky, Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, in Choice 53: 1 (Sept) Race and the Politics of Institutional Violence, Critical Sociology 41:6: 825-827 Descent into the Maelstrom, Critical Sociology, 41:4/5: 575-578 Social Sustainability and Urban Inequality: Detroit and the Ravages of Neoliberalism, pp 15-27, in Faranak Miraftab, Ken Salo and David Wilson (eds) Cities and Inequalities in a Global and Neoliberal World, London: Routledge Western Societies and Islam, Critical Sociology, 41:1 (January): 3-4

2014 Foreword, in Mohammad Chaichian, Empire and Walls: Globalization, Migration, and Colonial Domination, Leiden: Brill, pp xix-xxi Review: Eric Avila (2014) The Folklore of the Freeway: Race and Revolt in the Modernist City, Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, in Choice 52: 4 (Dec) Dangerous Times, Critical Sociology, 40: 6 (November): 811-813 The Legacy of Debt, Critical Sociology, 40: 5 (September): 651-653 Review: Roithmayr Daria (2014) Reproducing Racism: How Everyday Choices Lock In White Advantage, New York, NY: New York University, in Choice 51: 11 (July) Considerations on Submitting and Getting Published, Critical Sociology, 40: 3 (May): 323-325 Global Economy, Global Dialog, Critical Sociology, 40: 2 (March): 171-172 Review: DETROIT: Race Riots, Racial Conflicts, and Efforts to Bridge the Racial Divide, by Joe T. Darden and Richard W. Thomas, in City and Community, 13:1 (March) Critical Sociology after 40 Years: Looking Back, Looking Forward, Critical Sociology, 40: 1: 3-6 (January)

2013 Profits of Doom, Critical Sociology, 39:5:651-653 (Sept) The Health of Societies and Bodies, Critical Sociology, 39:3:315-316 (May) Globalization, 2013, in Vicki Smith (ed) The Sociology of Work: An Encyclopedia, pp 333-337, SAGE


Neoliberalism, 2013, in Vicki Smith (ed) The Sociology of Work: An Encyclopedia, pp 619-621, SAGE Review: Nancy DiTomaso (2013) The American non-dilemma: racial inequality without racism, New York, NY: Russell Sage Foundation, in Choice,51: 1 (September) Marxist Sociology and Human Rights, in David L. Brusma, et al (eds) Handbook of Sociology and Human Rights, pp 440-448 Herndon, VA: Paradigm Publishers

Old Wine, Old Bottles, Critical Sociology, 39:1:3-6 (Jan)

2012 Political Leadership and Social Transformation Critical Sociology, 38:6:771-772 (Nov)

Where Will Change Come From? Critical Sociology, 38:5:623-625 (Sept)

Racial Politics and the Right, Critical Sociology, 38:4:463-465 (July)

Globalization and its Discontents, Critical Sociology, 38:3:343-346 (May)

The Importance of a Perspective from Abroad, Critical Sociology, 38:2:147-149 (Mar)

The 21st Century Urban Landscape: Plus ça change, Critical Sociology, 38:1:3-5 (Jan)

2011 Review: The Elgar Companion to Social Economics, John B. Davis and Wilfred Dolfsma (eds). Edward Elgar: Cheltenham, UK and Northamption, MA, USA, in International Sociology, 26:2:225-228

The Politics of Economic Change: Are we in a brave new world? Critical Sociology, 37:6:715-717 (Nov)

Assault on Workers’ Rights, Critical Sociology, 37:5:507-511 (Sept)

Terrorism, Neo-Liberalism and Political Rhetoric, Critical Sociology, 37:4:379-382 (July)

Good for Capitalists, Not So Much for Capitalism, Critical Sociology, 37:3: 259-262 (May)

The Return to Culture Wars and the Politics of Culture, Critical Sociology, 37:2:147-150 (Mar) (with Graham Cassano)

Capitalism’s Shell Game, Critical Sociology, 37:1:3-6 (Jan)

2010 Government, Governing, and Governance, Critical Sociology, 36:6:771-774 (Nov)


Neoliberalism, Globalization and the Capitalist World Order, Critical Sociology, 36:5:627-631 (Sept)

A Political Economy of Knowledge Production, Critical Sociology 36:4:483-487 (July)

The Global Crisis and the Politics of Change, Critical Sociology, 36:3:363-368 (May), Global Economy, Local Calamity, Critical Sociology, 36:2:195-200 (Mar), A Touch of Class, with Layers of Race and a Sprinkling of Gender, Critical Sociology, 36:1:5-8 (Jan)

2009 Review: The Good Temp, by Vicky Smith and Esther B. Neuwirth, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, in Work and Occupations, 36:1 Scholarship from a Critical Perspective, in Graham Cassano and Richard Dello Buono (eds.) Crisis, Politics and Critical Sociology, Brill Academic Press: Leiden and Boston (with Rhonda Levine)

2007 Race, Ethnicity and Place: New Patterns of Integration in Metropolitan Neighborhoods, 1970-2000, in Philip J. Davies and Iwan Morgan, (eds.) Americas Americans: The Populations of the United States London: Institute for the Study of the Americas Press (with Jason Booza)

2006 Critical Sociology, in Clifton D. Bryant and Dennis L. Peck (eds.), Handbook of 21st Century Sociology, Sage Publications: California

2005 A Model for a Pro-Active and Progressive University-Community Partnership Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 8: 2/3: 24-39 (with Larry Gant) Enforcement Mechanisms Discouraging Black–American Presence in Suburban Detroit International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 29: 4: 960-971 (with Tim Bates) Providing Educational Support for Female Ex-inmates: Project PROVE as a Model for Reintegration, Journal of Correctional Education. 56: 2: 146-157 (with Case, Patricia, Rosemary Sarri, and Anna Phillips Living Together: A New Look at Racial and Ethnic Integration in Metropolitan Neighborhoods, 1990-2000, in A. Berube, B. Katz, and R. Lang, (eds.), Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000, Volume III. Washington: Brookings, (with Jason Booza, and Kurt Metzger)

2004

Expectations for opportunities following prison education: A discussion of race and gender, The Journal of Correctional Education. 55: 1: 24-39, (with Patricia Case)


Autonomy and Insecurity: The Status of Women Workers in the United States, JOSEI ROUNDOU KENKYU <46> (Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Working Women) Tokyo, (with Heidi Gottfried, Stephen Rose and Heidi Hartmann) Planning for a Change: An Assessment of EDA’s Local Planning Initiative, in L. Reese and D. Fasenfest (eds.), Critical Perspectives on Local Development Policy Evaluation, Detroit: Wayne State University Press, (with Laura Reese) Evaluating Local Development Outcomes: Lessons from a Critical Perspective, in L. Reese and D. Fasenfest (eds.), Critical Perspectives on Local Development Policy Evaluation, Detroit: Wayne State University Press, (with Laura Reese)

2003

The Automobile Industry of Southeast Michigan: An Anatomy of Change and Transition, Small Business Economics Journal, 21/2 (August): 153-172, (with Jim Jacobs) Planning for Development: An Evaluation of the Economic Development District Planning Process, Economic Development Quarterly. 17:3:264-279, (with Laura Reese)

2002

Region und Unternehmen in der globalen Wirtschaft: Das Beispiel Detroit und Ford Motor Company, in Ulrich Muekenberger and Marcus Menzl (eds.) Der Global Player und das Territorium, pp. 155-170 , Leske + Budrich: Opladen, Preparation for The New Economy: What The Supply Side Tells Us, in Ralf Dahlberg (ed.), Regional Economies in Transition, pp. 233-246, Uddevalla, Sweden: University of Trollhattan/Uddevalla. (with Jim Jacobs) The State of Local Economic Development Policy, in The 2002 Municipal Year Book, pp 5-9, ICMA: Washington, (with Laura Reese and Raymond Rosenfeld)

Review: Stories Employers Tell: Race, Skill and Hiring in America, by Phillip Moss and Chris Tilly, 2001, New York: Russell Sage Foundation, in Contemporary Sociology, 31:5:512-513

2001 Revival and Change in the Automobile Industry of Southeastern Michigan in Ralf Dahlberg (ed.), Entrepreneurship, Firm Growth and Regional Development in the New Economic Geography, pp. 257-282, Uddevalla, Sweden: University of Trollhattan/Uddevalla, (with Jim Jacobs)

2000 Border Crossing: Local and Regional Economic Development on the US/Canadian Border, International Journal of Economic Development, 2:3:355-359, (with Laura Reese) http://spaef.com/IJED_PUB/v2n3/v2n3_1_intro.PDF

1999

Critical Perspectives on Local Economic Development Policy Evaluation, Economic Development Quarterly, 13:1:3-8, (with Laura Reese)


Public Policy and Poverty, in Larry Joseph (ed.) Families, Poverty and Welfare Reform in Illinois, pp. 93-98, Chicago: University of Chicago Center for Urban Research and Policy Studies and the University of Illinois Press. (with Cedric Herring)

1998 Cities Down Under: Urban Development Politics and Policies in Australia, Review of The Perils of Urban Consolidation, by Patrick N. Troy, 1996, Sydney: The Federation Press, Australian Cities: Issues, Strategies and Policies for Urban Australia in the 1990s, Patrick N. Troy (ed.), 1995, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, and Technological Change and the City, Patrick N. Troy (ed.), 1995, Sydney: The Federation Press, in Environment and Planning C: Society and Space., 16:3:373-378.

1997

What Works Best? Values and the Evaluation of Local Economic Develop Policy, Economic Development Quarterly, 11:3:195-207. (with Laura Reese) Reprinted in John Blair and Laura Reese, eds., Approaches to Economic Development, pp. 278-292, Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications Value, Valuation, Evaluation: Limits of Theory on Evaluation, Economic Development Quarterly, 11:3:217-221. (with Laura Reese) Values, Exchange and the Social Economy: Framework and Paradigm Shift in Urban Policy. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 21:1:7-22. (with Penelope Ciancanelli and Laura Reese) Economic Development Yes, But On Whose Behalf? in Richard Bingham and Robert Mier (eds.) Dilemma of Urban Economic Development, pp. 284-288, Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.

Review: Coal, Class and Community: The United Mineworkers of New Zealand 1880-1960, by Len Richardson, 1995, Auckland: Auckland University Press, in Capital and Class, 63:139-141.

1996

Local Economic Development Policy in Canada and the US: Similarities and Differences, Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 5:1:97-118. (with Laura Reese) More of the Same: A Research Note on Local Development Practices Over Time, Economic Development Quarterly, 10:3:280-289. (with Laura Reese)

1995 (Re) Structuring Urban Poverty: The Impact of Globalization on Its Extent and Spatial Concentration, in Dan Chekki (ed.) Research in Community Sociology, Vol V: Urban Poverty, pp. 35-61, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press. (with Jens Dangschat)

1994 Changes in Occupation and Income, 1979-1989: An analysis of the impact of race and place, International Journal of Contemporary Sociology, 31:2:203-233. (with Robert Perrucci)


1993

Cui Bono? Public Subsidies and Business Locations Strategies, in Charles Craypo and Bruce Nissen (eds.), Grand Designs: Corporate Strategies and Their Effects on Unions, Workers and Communities, pp. 119-137, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University ILR Press. On the Possibility of Proactive Community Development, in Peter B. Meyer (ed.), Comparative Studies in Local Economic Development: Problems in Policy Implementation, pp. 169-178, Greenwich, CT: Greenwood Press. Local Policy Formation: Setting an Agenda for Development," in David Fasenfest (ed.), Community Economic Development: Policy Formation in the U.S. and U.K., pp. 3-13, London: Macmillan Press and New York: St. Martin's Press.

1991 Comparative Local Economic Development: Policy Emulation and Transfer, Symposium on the Comparative Politics of Local Economic Development, Policy Studies Review (now Review of Policy Research), 10:2:80-86.

1989

The Comparative Politics of Local Economic Development: Introduction to the Symposium Policy Studies Review (now Review of Policy Research), 10:2:79-80 1991 (with Peter Meyer) A Typology of Suburban Economic Development Policy Orientations, Economic Development Quarterly, 3: 4 (Nov): 301-311. (with John Pelissero) Race, Class, and Community Redevelopment: A Comparison of Detroit's Poletown and Chicago's Goose Island, in Jerry Lembcke (ed.), Race, Class and Urban Social Change, pp. 107-133, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.

1988

Public Costs and Private Benefits: The Pitfalls of Capital Budgeting for Reindustrialization, Journal of Urban Affairs, 10:3:291-307. (with Penelope Ciancanelli) Municipal Capital Budgeting and Public Policy, Proceedings of the Second Conference on Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Accounting, (July): 2:155-80. (with Penelope Ciancanelli)

1987 Urban Policies, Social Goals, and Producer Incentives: Are Market Mechanisms and Policy Objectives Compatible? in Richard C. Hula (ed.), Market Based Public Policy, pp. 137-157, New York: Macmillan.

1986

Community Politics and Urban Redevelopment: Poletown, Detroit and General Motors, Urban Affairs Quarterly, 22:1(Sept): 101-123. Using Incentives to Achieve Social Objectives, Policy Studies Review Symposium on Markets and Public Policy, 5:3(Feb): 634-642.


1983 Gender and Class Formation: Female Clerical Workers, Review of Radical Political Economy, Special Issue on the Political Economy of Women, 16:1 (Spring): 69-103. (with Heidi Gottfried)

1978 China's Post-Mao Economic Future, in China's Post-Mao Economy, Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. House and Senate, Vol. 1, January, pp. 3-47. (with Robert Dernberger)

Editor 1998 to present Critical Sociology, SAGE UK

(http://crs.sagepub.com) 2000 to present Book Series Editor, Studies in Critical Sociology, Brill, NL

(http://www.brill.com/publications/studies-critical-social-sciences) (http://www.haymarketbooks.org/category/scss-series)

Special Issue Editor 2000 Border Crossings: Local and Regional Economic Development on the US/Canadian

Border, International Journal of Economic Development, 2:3. 1999 Evaluating Local Economic Development, Economic Development Quarterly, 13:1. 1991 The Comparative Politics of Local Economic Development, Policy Studies Review, 10:2. 1991 Beyond the Nation State: Global Perspectives on Capitalism, Capital and Class, 43:2. Reports and Working Papers (since 2000) 2016 Municipal Emergency Management in Michigan: Processes, Procedures and

Practices, ACLU of Michigan (with Theodore Pride)

2005 Metaldyne-UAW Summary Report of Employee and Supervisor Survey Results, Michigan Economic Development Corporation Manufacturing Competitiveness Program, Job Training Grant, (with William Cooke and Willie McKether)

Dana-UAW Summary Report of Employee and Supervisor Survey Results, Michigan Economic Development Corporation Manufacturing Competitiveness Program, Job Training Grant, (with William Cooke and Willie McKether)

MRC-UAW Summary Report of Employee and Supervisor Survey Results, Michigan Economic Development Corporation Manufacturing Competitiveness Program, Job Training Grant, (with William Cooke and Willie McKether) Evaluation of the Impact of EDA’s Economic Adjustment Program Investments, Economic Development Agency, Department of Commerce, Washington, DC, (with Laura Reese, Raymond Rosenfeld, and Patricia Case)


Plastech-UAW Summary Report of Employee and Supervisor Survey Results, Michigan Economic Development Corporation Manufacturing Competitiveness Program, Job Training Grant, (with William Cooke and Willie McKether)

2004 Changing Attitudes of Macomb/St. Clair Adults Toward Education, Skills and Work: 2000-2003, Macomb/St. Clair Workforce Development Board, Macomb, MI, (with James Jacobs)

Racial Integration in the 10 Largest Metropolitan Statistical Areas: An Inquiry into Neighborhood Stability, 1990-2000, Brookings Institute, Washington, DC, (with Jason Booza and Kurt Metzger)

2003 Providing Educational Support for Female Ex-Inmates: An Evaluation Of The PROVE Project, Women ARISE, Detroit, MI, (with Patricia Case, Rosemary Sarri, and Anna Phillips)

2002 Temporary Help in Southeastern Michigan: A Segmented Labor Market and Contingent Geography, Center for Urban Studies Working Paper #6, (with Heidi Gottfried) Homelessness in Michigan: Some Recent Findings from a Statewide Survey, 2001 (with Paul Toro and Patricia Case)

2001 Preparation for the New Economy: What the Supply Side Tells Us Center for Urban Studies, Working Paper #3, (with James Jacobs)

Region and Company in the Global Economy: The Case of Detroit and Ford Motor Company, Center for Urban Studies Working Paper #1,

Grants (since 2000) 2019 Workshop: A Critical Assessment of Japanese Society, Institute for Social

Theory and Dynamics, Hiroshima, Japan, December 20-23, $7,500

2018 Fifty Years Since 1968: A reflection on social protest globally, Institute for

Global Studies, Shanghai University, November 30-Deember 1

$4,000

Norwegian Research Council, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Seminar: “Constructing the Research Object in Social Research,” Trondheim, Norway, October 10-13

$3,500

Second World Congress on Marxism, Peking University and the School of Marxism, Beijing, China, 5-6 May

$4,000


Seminar on Preparing Graduate Students for Research and Publication, Shanghai University, China, May

$7.500

2017 Seminar on Research Methods and Proposal Development, Shanghai University, China

$5,000

Workshop on Academic Publishing, Shanghai University, China

$4,500

Norwegian Research Council, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and Centre Universitaire de Norvège à Paris, CUNP - Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, “Sociological Theory and Practice Revisited,” Paris, France, September 20-25

$7.500

2015 Michigan Emergency Managers: Processes, Practices and Performance, Michigan ACLU

$25,000

2011 RCN-SEES: Sustainable Manufacturing Advances in Research and Technology (SMART) Coordination Network, (Co-PI/Steering Committee Member), National Science Foundation SEES, (Award Abstract #1140000)

$721,800

Input/Output Analysis of Labor Contribution and Educational Attainment in Gross National Production, Center for Education and Work, Georgetown University, (Contract RX 2462-477-DF)

$35,000

2004 Leveraging Partnerships to Sustain and Grow Tier-One Automotive Jobs in Michigan, MEDC and contributing corporate partners, Michigan Economic Development Corporation Manufacturing Competitiveness Program, Job Training Grant, , (Grant # 04-1278, UAW Tier 1 Consortium)

$600,000

2003 Supporting Female Prisoners Post-Release, for Women ARISE/Project PROVE, Hudson-Webber Foundation

$300,000

Implementing Employment Training in State Prisons through Distance Learning: A Pilot Program (continuation funding, Year 2), Hudson-Webber Foundation

$100,000

2002 Judicial Oversight Demonstration Project Impact Evaluation Survey, Urban Institute, Washington, DC

$842,000

New Economy Employment in an Old Economy Region: A Study of Temporary Employment in Southeastern Michigan, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research

$63,480

Implementing Employment Training In State Prisons through Distance Learning: A Pilot Program, Hudson-Webber Foundation

$150,000


2001 Evaluation of the Economic Adjustment Program, Economic Development

Administration, Department of Commerce

$299,262

Adult Prisoner Education Environmental Scan and Impact Assessment, Michigan Department of Corrections

$101,757

Adult Prison Education Pilot Development, Hudson-Webber Foundation

$43,200

Statewide Household Survey on Workforce Issues, Regional Workforce Development Boards

$125,991

2000 Evaluation of the national planning and implementation process of the EDA program for local economic development, US Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration

$209,000

Environmental Scan and Strategic Plan of Workforce Development, and a survey of households assessing workforce experience and labor supply, City of Detroit, Employment and Training Department

$165,059

Conferences Organized (since 2000) 2018 Conference Co-organizer: “Global Sixties: Transnational Connectivity and Global

Consciousness,” Institute for Global Studies, Shanghai University, Nov 30-Dec 1 Conference Co-organizer: “Orientalism, Neo-Orientalism and Post-Orientalism in African,

Middle Eastern, Latin and Central American, and Asian/Chinese Studies” Center for Global Studies, Shanghai University, China, May 17-18

2017 Session Organizer: “Inequalities in the Global North II – Development, an Activist

Perspective” 6th Annual Conference, Sociology of Development Section, American Sociological Association, Detroit, MI, October 6

2016 Conference Co-organizer, “Precarious Work: Domination and Resistance in the US, China

and the World” Seattle Central College, Seattle, WA August 19 Session Co-organizer, “The White, Male, Elite Backlash” Society for the Study of Social

Problems, Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA Aug 19-21 Session Co-organizer, “Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Graduate School and Job

Prospects” Society for the Study of Social Problems, Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA Aug 19-21


Session Co-organizer, “Diversity/Inclusion and Racial Discrimination on College and University Campuses” Society for the Study of Social Problems, Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA Aug 19-21

Session Co-organizer, “Challenges for the Human Rights Enterprise” Society for the

Study of Social Problems, Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA Aug 19-21 2014 Session Organizer and Chair, “New Work, New Culture” North American Labor History

Conference, Wayne State University, Detroit MI, October 16-19

Conference Organizer, “Critical and Activist Scholarship,” Conference co-sponsored by Critical Sociology and the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), San Francisco, August 18

2013 Program Chair, “Re-Imagining Social Problems: Moving Beyond Social

Constructionism,” Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, NY, NY, August 9-11

2013 Conference Co-Organizer, “Labor and Global Solidarity-The US, China and Beyond”

Conference co-sponsored by Critical Sociology, the ASA Labor and Labor Movements Section, and the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), New York, NY, August 12

2013 Conference Co-Organizer, “Re-imagining Human Rights” Conference co-sponsored by

Critical Sociology, the ASA Human Rights Section, and the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), New York, NY, August 12

2009 Conference Organizer, “Rebuilding Society: A Progressive Vision”, Conference co-

sponsored by Critical Sociology and the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), San Francisco, August 10

2008 Conference Organizer, “Power and Resistance: Critical Reflections, Possible Futures”,

Conference co-sponsored by Critical Sociology and the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), Boston, August 3

Presentations (since 2000) 2018 “Marx at 200: Is he still relevant” Humanities Center Brownbag Series, Wayne State

University, September 26

“Marx, the Global South, and China’s Belt and Road Initiative”, Second World Congress on Marxism, Peking University and the School of Marxism, Beijing, May 5-6


“Social Movements and Neoliberalism: Opportunities and Challenges” Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series, Department of Global and Intercultural Studies, Miami University, April 2

2017 “A Guide to Proposal Development and Research Methods” Center for Global Studies,

Shanghai University, November 23

“A Neoliberal Response to an Urban Crisis” 6th Annual Conference, Sociology of Development Section, American Sociological Association, Detroit, MI, October 6

“Foreign Investment, Multinational Corporations and Globalization” School of Liberal

Arts and Sciences, Center for Turkish Studies, Shanghai University, May 7 “An Introduction to Scholarly Publishing: What Editors Want to Know about Articles and

Books” Graduate School, Shanghai University, May 6 2016 “Neoliberal Urbanism: Impact of the Emergency Managers in Michigan, Humanities

Center, Wayne State University, October 21 2014 “Limits to Social Sustainability” Humanities Center, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI,

November 14

“Cooperative City: A Plan for Detroit’s Revitalization” at conference entitled Re: The City, Humanities Center Fall Symposium, Wayne State University, Detroit MI, October 31

2013 “Poletown Revisited: Community Struggles for Homes and Jobs” North American Labor

History Association Conference, Detroit, October 12 2012 “Marx and Human Rights” Columbia University, Human Rights Seminar, New York, NY

November 5 “Social Sustainability and Manufacturing” SMART CN Workshop on Sustainable Manufacturing, AIChE Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA October 28-31 “Race, Politics and Reaction: Old Wine in New Bottles” paper presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, August 17-20 “Marxist Sociology” Author Meets Critic, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, August 17-20

2010 Session Organizer and Chair “Sacrificing Neoliberalism to save Capitalism? Prospects and Opportunities in a Multi-Dimensional Global Crisis”, Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31 - April 4, Session Organizer and Chair “Race and Politics in the Obama Era”, Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 31 - April 4


2009 “Collateral consequences of Restructuring UAW Contracts” presented at the Rethinking

Marxism: New Marxian Times, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, Nov 5-8 “Hispanics and Neighborhood Change: A review of 100 largest cities in the United States” presented at New College of Florida, February Session Organizer and Chair, “James Petras: Scholar and Revolutionary”, Rethinking Marxism: New Marxian Times, University of Amherst, MA, November 5-8 Session Organizer and Chair, “Commemorating the Life and Work of Giovanni Arrighi”, Rethinking Marxism: New Marxian Times, University of Amherst, MA, November 5-8 Session Organizer and Chair, “Dialectics in Debate”, Left Forum, Pace University, New York City, April 17-19 Session Organizer and Chair, “Building Strategies for Meaningful Local Development”, Left Forum, Pace University, New York City, April 17-19

2008 “Patterns of Neighborhood Integration and Segregation: Lessons from the Census”,

presented at Loyola University, Department of Sociology, November Session Organizer and Chair, “Critical Theory of the Spectacle”, North American Historical Materialism Conference, York University, Toronto, CA April 25-27 Session Organizer and Chair, “Gender, Ethnicity and Culture: Organizing On the Margins”, Left Forum, Cooper Union University, New York City, March 14-16

2007 “Green Revolution, Debt Crisis, and Neoliberalism: a Context for Davis’ Planet of Slums” presented at the North American Labor History Conference, Wayne State University, October 18-20 Discussant: Panel entitled “Manufacturing Race: Work, Industrialization, the City, and the Economics of Race”, Fourth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies: Race and Citizenship. Wayne State University, March 1-3

2006 “Integrating Technological and Human Resource Capabilities in U.S. Automotive Supplier Firms: The Critical Roles of Knowledge-Based Capacity and Trust” (with William Cooke and Willie McKether), paper to be presented at the 14th World Congress of the International Industrial Relations Association (Track 2), Sept 11-14, , Lima, Peru “Living Together – Living Apart: Racial and Ethnic Integration in Metropolitan Neighborhoods, 1970-2000” (with Jason Booza) paper presented at America’s Americans: The Populations of the United States, co-organized by the British Library’s Eccles Centre for American Studies and the University of London’s Institute for the Study of the Americas, British Library Conference Centre, May 8-9


Discussant: Panel entitled “Globalization And Neoliberal Crises: Social Problems And Social Struggles”, The Society for the Study of Social Problems 56th Annual Meeting, Montreal August 10-12

2004 “The Economic Context of Women’s Labor Market Experience”, Panel on the Status of Women in Michigan, Annual Meeting of the Michigan Council of Foundations, Dearborn, November “Non-Standard Employment in South-Eastern Michigan” paper presented at the University of Toronto, November 12 “Evaluation Planning Theory: Empirical Evidence from Regional Data” paper presented at the Associated Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Portland, OR October 21-24 “Economic restructuring and the supply side response: the role of education and training in developing coping strategies” paper presented at the Work, Employment and Society 2004 Conference, University of Manchester, UK September 1-3 “Teaching from a Marxist Perspective”, Workshop on Teaching Sociology, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, August 13-17 Organizer and Chair, “Public Sociology”, Conference on Issues in Critical Sociology, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, August 13 Organizer and Chair, “Globalization and Resistance”, Conference on Issues in Critical Sociology, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, Aug 13 Organizer and Chair, “Power and Politics”, Conference on Issues in Critical Sociology, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, August 13

2003 “The Prospects for Manufacturing Employment: a Supply Side View”, Symposium: Geography of Auto Production—Will Detroit Continue to be the Industry’s Hub? Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago/Detroit Branch, November “Low-wage work in Southeastern Michigan”, State Policy Center, College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs, Wayne State University, November “Sociology and Social Change”, Humanities Center 10th Anniversary Conference, Wayne State University, November “Multiculturalism and the changing face of Urban America: a look at changing residential patterns in the 10 largest Metropolitan areas” paper presented at the Conference Challenging Urban Identities, Meeting of RC21 (Sociology of Urban and Regional Development) of the International Sociological Association, Milan, Italy, Sept 25-27


“The Geographies of Temporary Employment: An Examination of Low Wage Work and the Persistence of Poverty” (with Heidi Gottfried) paper presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning/Association of European Schools of Planning joint Annual Meeting, Lueven, Belgium, July 8-12 “Integrated Neighborhoods: A Spatial and Temporal Examination” (with Jason Booza and Kurt Metzger) paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, Cleveland, March 27 “Urban Spatial Variation of Temporary Employment: The Case of Detroit” (with Heidi Gottfried) paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, March 7 Panelist, Teaching Workshop: Teaching Sociology from a Marxist Perspective, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, August

2002 “Gender and Ethnic Differences in Opportunities Following Release from Prison” (with Patricia Case) presented at the American Sociological Association Annual meeting, Chicago, August “The Role of EDA’s Economic Development Districts and the University Centers in Promoting Regional Planning and Development”, presented at the EDA/NADO Regional Conference, Chicago, May 7-9 "Does Educating Prisoners Reduce Reincarceration? Revisiting the State of Ohio's Prison Education Program" (with Patricia Case), presented at the North Central Sociological Association Annual Meeting, April 18-20 “Determinants of Regional Planning: An Examination of EDA’s Role in Local Development” State Policy Center, Wayne State University, April 10 “An Examination of Regional Planning: EDA’s EDD Program” presented to the EDA Regional Conference, Philadelphia, April 1-3 "Local Economic Development Policy in Canada and the US: A Panel Study," (with Laura Reese and Raymond Rosenfeld) presented at the annual meeting, Urban Affairs Association, Boston, March 19-23 “Community Sustainability and Local Workforce Development Policy”, paper prepared for presentation at the Urban Frontiers Program, University of Western Sydney, Sydney, Australia, March 14 Regional Planning Efforts and Community Involvement: A Study of the US Experience”, paper prepared for presentation at the Research School for Social Sciences, Australia National University, Canberra, Australia, March 11


“The State of Employment in SE Michigan: A Supply Side Perspective”, paper presented for Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago-Detroit Office Symposium, Are We Ready for the New Economy? Work, Skill Requirements and Training In Southeastern Michigan, February 28

2001 “Preparation for The New Economy: What The Supply Side Tells Us”, paper prepared (with Jim Jacobs) for Uddevalla Symposium 2001: Regional Economies in Transition, University of Trolhattenn, Vanersborg, Sweden, June 13-16 Discussant, Panel entitled “Women and the City”, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August

2000 “Public Goods and Private Governance: The Case of Mexico”, paper prepared (with Antonio Reyes and Penny Ciancanelli) for the International Conference on Accounting, Auditing and Management in Public Sector Reform, Zaragoza, Spain, September 7-9 “Occupational Change In the Automobile Industry of Southeast Michigan and the Challenge to Regional Educational Delivery Systems”, paper prepared (with Jim Jacobs) for presentation for “Entrepreneurship, Firm growth and Regional Development in The New Economic Geography”, Trollhättan, Sweden, June 15 – 17 “The Role of the University in Community Development”, paper prepared for presentation to the Office of the Premier, New South Wales, Australia, June 20 “University-Community Partnerships: Lessons from the COPC Experience”, paper prepared for presentation at the Urban Frontiers Program, University of Western Sydney, Australia, June 22 “The Company’s Territorial Responsibility”, summary report prepared for Des Global Player und das Territorium (The Global Player and the Region), a European Commission (Excellence Territoriale en Europe--Eurexter) sponsored conference, Wolfsburg, Germany, May 11-13 Session Organizer and Presider, Panel entitled “Critical Sociology in the 21st Century: An Open Panel Discussion in the Spirit of C. Wright Mills,” Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, August 11-13, 2000.

Service to the Discipline (since 2010) Member, Advisory Board, Center for Global Governance, Institute for Global Studies, Shanghai

University, Shanghai, China, March 2018 to the present Member, Program Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, Seattle,

August 2015-August 2016


Chair, Editorial and Publication Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problem, August 2015-August 2016

Member, Editorial and Publication Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problem, August 2014-August 2016

Chair, Program Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, New York City, August 2012-August 2013

Treasurer, RC02 (Economy and Society), International Sociology Association (ISA), August 2014-August 2018

Service (Wayne State University) Minority Faculty Recruitment and Retention Task-force, Office of the Provost, 2002 University Faculty Convener, College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs, 2003-2005 Undergraduate Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 2007,

2013 Graduate Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 2010,

2011, 2012, 2015 Salary Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 2009, 2010,

2014 Promotion and Tenure Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and

Sciences, 2009-present Urban and Labor Sociology Area Concentration Advisor, Department of Sociology, College of

Liberal Arts and Sciences 2009-present Student Research Activity Day Organizer, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and

Sciences, 2013 Current Board Membership Editorial Board, Populism, Brill, http://www.brill.com/products/journal/populism, since August

2017 National Research Advisory Board, Institute for Women’s Policy Research, Washington DC,

since 2004 Editorial Board, The New York Journal of Sociology, SUNY-Cortland, NY

http://www.newyorksociology.org/ since 2007 Editorial Board, The Cyberhood (Urban Affairs Association) www.thecyberhood.net since 2003 Past Board Membership Executive Board, Citizens for a Sound Energy Future, Indianapolis, IN, Jan 2006 - Dec 2007 Board Member, Energy Futures Institute, Indianapolis, IN, Apr 2006 - Dec 2007 Correctional Education Distance Learning Advisory Board, Macomb Community College, Jan

2003 - Jun 2003 Advisory Board, Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Office of Economic

Independence & Entrepreneurship, State of Michigan, Apr 2000 - Sep 2002 Taskforce Member, Detroit Census 2000, City of Detroit Jan 1999 - Apr 2000


Co-Chair, Task Force on Mental Health Issues Among the Homeless, Louisville Coalition for the Homeless, Aug 1988 - July 1989

Editorial Board, Review of Radical Political Economics, August 1977-1982 Other Professional Activities Senior Vice-President, Public Priority Research, Inc., Indianapolis, IN Jun 1997 - Jun 1999 Senior Analyst, AM Direct, Inc., Indianapolis, IN Mar 1995 - July 1996 Senior Research Consultant, Focused Marketing, Inc., Indianapolis, IN Nov 1992 - Dec 1994 Research Consultant, American Marketmetrics, Inc., Indianapolis, IN Jul 1990 - Dec 1992 Community Impact Consultant, Committee to Save the Highland Park, Prestonia and Standiford

Neighborhoods, Louisville, KY, Feb 1989 - Aug 1992 Public Policy Consultant, EP Systems Group, Inc, Louisville, KY Jul 1988 - Aug 1993 Economic Development Consultant, Calumet Project for Industrial Jobs, East Chicago, IN Jul -

Oct 1987 Economic Development Consultant, City of Hammond, IN Jun - Sep 1986 Expert Testimony

Philip C. Borst, Vice-President, Indianapolis City-County Council v Bart Peterson, Mayor, City

of Indianapolis and Rozelle Boyd et. al, Marion Superior Court en Banc, 2003, testimony for plaintiff regarding compactness and fairness of the City-County Council redistricting plan.

P.A. 312 between City of Ecorse and Ecorse Firefighters Union, MERC Case D 01 E-0612, 2002, testimony for the City of Ecorse regarding comparability of contract and labor conditions among local communities.

Highland, Prestonia and Standiford Communities v City of Louisville, 1992, testimony for plaintiff in fairness hearing regarding distribution of awarded damages as the result of the proposed airport expansion.

Highland, Prestonia and Standiford Communities v City of Louisville, 1991, testimony for plaintiff regarding the economic impact of an expanded airport at Standiford Field in Louisville.

Murray v City of Indianapolis, 1991, testimony for defendant regarding the racial demographic characteristics of the City's voting redistricting plan.

Black Louisville Police Officers v the City of Louisville, 1989, testimony for the plaintiff regarding racial demographic projections and patterns of future population growth in the City of Louisville.

External Reviewer (ad hoc) International Journal of Human Rights American Sociological Review Policy Studies Review City and Community Cambridge Journal for Regional Economics Social Problems


Urban Affairs Review Journal of Urban Affairs Work, Gender and Organization Economic Development Quarterly International Journal of Urban and Regional Research Sociological Focus National Science Foundation Membership in Professional Societies International Sociology Association Society for the Study of Social Problems American Sociological Association Association for Economic and Social Analysis Policy Studies Organization Urban Affairs Association Council for European Studies

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