Power, Violence and Justice

Margaret Abraham is Professor of Sociology at Hofstra University and is the President of the International Sociological Association, (ISA 2014-2018). She previously served as ISA Vice President of Research and as the American Sociological Association Representative (ASA) to the ISA (2010-2014). Her teaching and research interests include gender, ethnicity, globalization, migration and domestic violence.

• Power, Violence, and Justice: Reflections, Responses and Responsibilities - Margaret AbrahamIndigenous Land Appropriation and Dispossession in Australia: In Search of Justice - Maggie WalterSurveilling Blackness in the 21st Century U.S.A.: Modernity/Coloniality, Objectivity & Contemporary Forms of Injustice - Natalie P. ByfieldSocio-ecological violence, resistance, and democratization processes - J. E. CastroThe moral crusade on “gender ideology”: Alliances against sexual and reproductive rights in Latin America - Richard MiskolciThe Arc of Justice in the Era of Routinized Violence* - Bandana PurkayasthaSociology’s Bipolar Disorder - Michael BurawoyThe Iron Bars get Closer: Anormative Social Regulation - Margaret S. ArcherThe Rise of National Populism in Western Democracies - Alberto MartinelliMapping Violence: A Comprehensive Perspective - T.K. OommenMoral capital: A much needed resource - Piotr SztompkaPreventing and exiting violence: a domain for sociology? - Michel WieviorkaWhite Women in the War on Immigrants: Framing Anti-Immigrant Discourse Against Migrant Mothers - Mary RomeroA Case for Academic Justice: Universities as Sites of Violence, Power (and Justice?) - Nandini Sundar