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Paul Starr
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Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, and Stuart Professor of Communications
and Public Affairs, Princeton University
Photo: November 2018 (Abigail Starr)
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Recent book
Defining the Age: Daniel Bell, His Time and Ours, edited with Julian Zelizer (Columbia University Press, 2021). Read the "Introduction" and "Daniel Bell's Three-Dimensional Puzzle."
Recent journalism
"It's the Working Class, Stupid," The American Prospect, February 2024.
"The Life-and-Death Consequences of Conservative Power,"
The American Prospect, December 8, 2023.
Three recent articles on race-related questions
"Moving On to Adversity-Based Affirmative Action," The American Prospect, July 2, 2023.
"'People of Color' as a category and identity in the United States," Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, March 24, 2023.
"The Re-Emergence of 'People of Color,'" The DuBois Review: Social Science Research on Race (online First View, June 13, 2022).
Other academic articles
"Escaping Policy Traps: Strategic Options in Overcoming Entrenchment," Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law(2023) 48(2): 135-156. (Special issue on Entrenchment and Health Equity) A comparative analysis of options for overcoming entrenchment in energy, platform monopolies, and health care. Published version here.
Postindustrial Limits to Professionalization" [why high-tech is low in professionalization] in Gil Eyal and Tom Medvetz, The Oxford Handbook of Expertise and Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2023), 470-81..
"The Relational Public," Sociological Theory (June 2021), 1-24.
"The Flooded Zone: How We Became More Vulnerable to Disinformation in the Digital Era," in W. Lance Bennett and Steven Livingston, eds., The Age of Disinformation (Cambridge University Press [Social Science Research Council], 2020).
Critical evaluations:
"Transforming American Medicine: A Twenty-Year Retrospective," Special issue, Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law (2004).
Reviews of The Creation of the Media.
Last modified, February 3, 2024
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