Michael Burawoy is affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley in the United States. Their research primarily spans social sciences, with a notable focus on sociology and political science, accounting for most of their publications. Their work intersects several subfields including education, political science and international relations, organizational behavior and human resource management, and urban studies.
Burawoy has contributed to a range of topics within contemporary sociological theory and practice, social and cultural dynamics, Jewish and Middle Eastern studies, race, history, and American society, management and organizational studies, political economy and Marxism, and Middle East politics and society.
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Frequent coauthors in their work include Abigail Andrews, Margaret Eby, Thomas Gepts, Justin Germain, and Natalie Pasquinelli.
Burawoy's publications appear most often in the journal Critical Sociology, where they have published four papers. Other frequent venues include Revista CS, Journal of Classical Sociology, Work and Occupations, and Politics & Society.
In addition to journal articles, Burawoy has authored books, including Armenia after 2018, published by Peter Lang in 2024.
They have received recognition for contributions to teaching, including the Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award from the American Sociological Association in 2003.
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