May 22, 2019 - admin

ERIK OLIN WRIGHT DISTINGUISHED ARTICLE AWARD

2019 AWARD WINNER – BEST PAPER BY A YOUNG SCHOLAR

COURTNEY FRANTZ

Courtney Frantz and Sujatha Fernandes, (2018) Whose Movement Is It? Strategic Philanthropy and Worker Centers, Critical Sociology,
44:4/5:645-660 DOI: 10.1177/0896920516661857

Courtney Frantz is a PhD Student and Graduate Center Fellow in the Sociology Department at the City University of New York Graduate Center

In his memory and in recognition of his commitment to nurture junior scholars, the Editorial Board of Critical Sociology has created the Erik Olin Wright Distinguished Article Award recognizing an outstanding contribution published each year in Critical Sociology. This award is given to a junior scholar or scholars for an article published in the journal’s pages the previous year, one that demonstrates a critical analysis and interrogation of capitalism, social stratification, power and/or other intersectional issues of inequality in society. To be eligible for this award, the primary author must be either: a) an untenured faculty member at a college or university; b) a graduate student; or c) an independent scholar within 6 years of receiving their degree. Recipient of the award will be announced each year in the July/August issue of the journal; the article will be freely available for a year on Critical Sociology’s page https://journals.sagepub.com/home/crs).

Erik Olin Wright Award Committee
Angie Beeman
Dawn Rothe
Robert Silverman
Rodney Coates
Alan Spector
David Embrick

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