Sociology Book of the Month
Routledge is pleased to honor each month, an author whose work displays a level of excellence and innovation that proudly represents our Sociology publishing program.
Recent Articles
Surviving Dictatorship, Book of the Month, April 2012
Jacqueline Adams' Surviving Dictatorship focuses on shantytown women in Pinochet's Chile, examining how they join groups to cope with exacerbated impoverishment and targeted repression, and how this leads them into very varied forms of resistance aimed at self-protection, community-building, and mounting an offensive.
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Social Theory Re-Wired, Book of the Month, February 2012
The Womanist Idea, Book of the Month, January 2012
Depression, Book of the Month, November 2011
Space, Place, and Violence, Book of the Month, November 2011
Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides? Book of the Month, October 2011
Taking Food Public, Book of the Month, September 2011
The Languages of Sexuality, Book of the Month, August 2011
Pursuing Quality of Life, Book of the Month, July 2011
Gender-Class Equality in Political Economies, Book of the Month, June 2011
Introducing the New Sexuality Studies, 2e, Book of the Month, April 2011
Celebrity Culture and the American Dream, Book of the Month, March 2011
A Guide to Surviving a Career in Academia, Book of the Month, September 2010
Multiracial Americans and Social Class, Book of the Month, August 2010
Handbook of Sexuality-Related Measures, Book of the Month, July 2010
Neo-Bohemia, Book of the Month, June 2010
Ethnography in Social Science Practice, Book of the Month, May 2010
The Internet and Social Inequalities, Book of the Month, April 2010
Regression Analysis for the Social Sciences, Book of the Month, February 2010
Foodies, Book of the Month, January 2010
