Katrina Qiyao Wang

Join us at the WHAT talk next Friday, 10/17, as katrina quisumbing king discusses U.S. statecraft and race-making in the Philippines!

Had an interview (in Chinese) with one of the top news outlets in China: m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_f...

E12. 高考招生组往事 听《薯条码头》上小宇宙。 欢迎收听郭子和小虎主持的播客「薯条码头」,一位已经烂大街的伟大哲学家海鸥曾经说过,“人生的意义就是一会去码头整点薯条”,我们同时相信最近的东西和最远的东西。在这期播客里，我们将会邀请从事不同领域、处于不同人生阶段的朋友,聊聊他们尝到的薯条的滋味。

We did a podcast (in Chinese) on college admissions between the top-2 schools in China: www.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/episode/6862...

Super excited to be invited by the Department of Sociology at Zhejiang University! I’ll be presenting my work on college admissions at China’s top two universities. It examines how elite reproduction operates under an official commitment to equality.😊

Super excited to promote our panel on Dutch colonial history at the SSHA this November! We bring together an incredible group of historian(s), sociologist(s), economist(s), and management scholar(s). :D

A very important idea in Chinese culture is "士可杀不可辱" (a gentleman may be killed but not humiliated). Dignity.

Wow. Looking forward to it!!!

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Really looking forward to the second annual Wisconsin School of Economic Sociology meeting next week at the University of Wisconsin, Madison!

I'm particularly honored to be giving the opening keynote, entitled "The Problem of Climate Change and the Analogy of Development."

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Social differences in maternal mortality in Zeeland 1812 - 1913: https://osf.io/59mga

Saw the restored Notre-Dame de Paris. Human civilization endures forever.

It was the beginning of the fall semester of my senior year in high school. Our school took us to Guozijian to offer prayers for good fortune, and I even made a wish. The influence of the imperial civil exam system is truly profound.

Next step: top1%! Congratulations!🎉

I can’t believe Oscar chose Anora over Brutalist and Conclave…

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Bridging academia and public history 💭 Earlier this month, 'The Dutch Transatlantic Slave Trade' launched at @schpvrtmsm.bsky.social, in dialogue w/ exhibition 'Shadows on the Atlantic Ocean'.

Read about the book’s unique genesis & the launch event here: maritiemportal.nl/blog-boekpre...

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Hello new followers! I waste a lot of time on here, but when I'm not doing that I sometimes write books. My new one is called Citizen Scholar: Public Engagement for Social Scientists (out in January, orderable now), and it has all you need to prevent ... oh no
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Thrilled to share that my mentee has been accepted into Cornell Johnson's Quant Mkt PhD program—only one candidate was admitted this year! He hasn't made his decision yet, but I won't keep this exciting news under wraps for much longer. So proud!

Cornelis Springer (1817-1891) schilderde vaak steden met een 16e en 17e eeuwse architectuur. Hij bezocht plaatsen zoals Haarlem, Zwolle, Kampen, Harderwijk, Monnickendam, Enkhuizen en Delft. Dit schilderij is van het Doopsgezinde Weeshuis aan de Herengracht te Amsterdam.

The International Sociological Association @isa-sociology.bsky.social invites the global community of sociologists to an online tribute to the life of Michael Burawoy, Saturday, Feb. 8, noon Eastern. Follow the YouTube live transmission bit.ly/414VbLC.

We're deeply saddened to hear of the tragic loss of Michael Burawoy, a giant in the field of Sociology and a long-time friend of this department. His will be sorely missed.

ASA mourns the sudden loss of former President Michael Burawoy, who died tragically in Oakland, CA, on February 3. Burawoy received the ASA Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award and W.E.B. Du Bois Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award. His will be greatly missed.

Another example of #censorship of the name of Erasmus, because it is indeed the name of "Erasmum Roteroddamum" which you cannot read (see copy UGent BIB.CL.001330/-1, our copy CaaB426). #tomorrowsresearch #rarebooks #Leuven1425

Word of the Day is ‘bayard’ (16th century): one who has the supreme self-confidence of ignorance.

Thanks for the link! I was too disheartened to read it.

Michael Burawoy, the greatest thinker of all time, was killed in a hit-and-run crash.
RIP.

Hey, Colin, please stay safe! I’ve been in long-distance relationship with my partner who was in LA in the Westwood area the past three years. I miss everything there. Seeing it burning made me heartbroken.

Word of the Day is ‘uhtcearu’ [ucht-kay-aru, with the 'ch' as in the Scottish ‘loch']:

Old English for ‘the sorrow before dawn', when you lie awake in the darkness and worries crowd your mind.

In de jaren 1700 konden efficiënte zeevaarders de reis van Nederland naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop in slechts 30 dagen voltooien. Toch zijn er ook intrigerende meldingen van mogelijke misstanden, waarbij sommige reizen op dezelfde route onverklaarbaar meer dan twee jaar duurden.

„Vluchteling met herkenbare achtergrond sneller geholpen” Mensen met een vergelijkbare achtergrond helpen elkaar sneller. Dat zegt historicus Loek Zoon, die een link legt tussen vluchtelingen uit het Rampjaar 1672 en de huidige problematiek. Hij ziet ook een...

Ik werd vorige maand geïnterviewd in het Reformatorisch Dagblad over mijn onderzoek naar #vluchtelingen ten tijde van het #Rampjaar 1672 in relatie tot de huidige vluchtelingenproblematiek. Het interview is nu ook online te lezen, zonder betaalmuur!
#skystorians #refugees

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Me too, being very optimistic. And your work is super important, obviously. I look forward to seeing changes (and your work, of course!) later!!!