dana m. williams: publications

dana m. williams
phd, sociology
university of akron

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articles in peer-reviewed journals

2009	Dana M. Williams. “Red vs. Green: Regional Variation of Anarchist Ideology in the United States”. Journal of Political Ideology, 14 (2), June: 189-210.
	Dana M. Williams. “Anarchists and Labor Unions: An Analysis Using New Social Movement Theories”. WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor and Society. 12 (3), September: 337-354.
2008	Dana M. Williams and Matthew T. Lee. “'We Are Everywhere': An Ecological Analysis of Organizations in the Anarchist Yellow Pages”. Humanity & Society, 32 (1), February: 45-70.
2007	Dana M. Williams. “Where’s the Honor? Attitudes on the “Fighting Sioux” Nickname and Logo”. Sociology of Sport Journal. 24 (4), December: 437-456.
	Dana M. Williams. “No Past, No Respect, and No Power: An Anarchist Evaluation of Native Americans as Sports Nicknames, Logos, and Mascots”. Anarchist Studies. 15 (1), Spring: 31-54.
2006	Dana M. Williams. “Patriarchy and ‘The Fighting Sioux’: A Gendered Look at Racial College Sports Nicknames”. Race, Ethnicity and Education. 9 (4), December: 325-340.

book chapters

under review	Dana M. Williams. “Theories on Pacifist and Anti-war Reform Movements”, in Encyclopedia of American Reform Movements. Editors: John R. McKivigan and Heather L. Kaufman. Publisher: Facts on File: Library of American History Series.
accepted	Dana M. Williams. “Feeder Marches and ‘Diversity of Tactics’ in Northeast Ohio Anti-war Activism”, for The Anti-War Movement and its Discontents: A Reader on Social Movement Theory and Practice. Editor: Tom Pieragastini and David Meieran.
2009	Dana M. Williams. “An Anarchist-Sociologist Research Program: Fertile Areas for Theoretical and Empirical Research”, for New Perspectives on Anarchism. Editors: Nathan Jun and Shane Wahl. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books
	Dana M. Williams. “Anarchism in Cuba”. Pp. 120-123 in International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 1500-Present. Editor: Immanuel Ness. Blackwell Publishing.

book reviews

In progress	Dana Williams. “Review of Jeffrey S. Juris. 2008. Networking Futures: The Movements Against Corporate Globalization.” Critical Sociology.
In review	Dana Williams. “Review of Steven M. Buechler. 2008. Critical Sociology.” And “Review of Joe R. Feagin and Hernán Vera. 2008. Liberation Sociology, Second Edition”. Anarchist Studies.
In review	Dana Williams. “Review of Brian Doherty and Timothy Doyle (eds). 2008. Beyond Borders: Environmental Movements and Transnational Politics.” Mobilization: An International Journal.
2008	Dana Williams. “Review of Marina Sitrin (ed). 2006. Horizontalism: Voices of Popular Power in Argentina.” Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, 20 (4), Oct-Dec: 518-522.
2006	Dana Williams. “Review of David Goodway (ed). 2004. For Workers’ Power: The Selected Writings of Maurice Brinton.” International Labor and Working-Class History, 69 (1), Spring: 210-213.

manuscripts in progress

In progress	Suzanne R. Slusser and Dana M. Williams. “Americans and Iraq, Twelve Years Later: Comparing Support for the Bush Wars in Iraq”. Target publication: Public Opinion Quarterly.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “An Anarchist CNN: The Organizational Sociology of the Global Independent Media Center Network”. Target publication: Science, Technology, & Human Values.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “Against All Authority: New Social Movement Theories and the Anarchist Movement”. Target publication: The Sociological Quarterly.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “Why Revolution Ain't Easy: Violating Norms, Resocializing Society”. Target publication: Anarchist Studies.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “An Iron Cage Resisted: Anarchistic Franchise Organizations as Examples of Radical Isomorphism”. Target publication: Social Movement Studies.
In progress	Dana M. Williams and Matthew T. Lee. “Overthrowing the State Without Using It: Political Opportunities for Anarchist Organizations”. Target publication: Mobilization: An International Quarterly.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “Argentina on Fire! Before and After the December 2001 Rebellion”. Target publication: undecided.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “A Comparative Study of Labor and Environmental Movements: The United States, Argentina, and Uganda”. Target publication: International Journal of Comparative Sociology.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “International Political Opportunities: Protest by Labor Union Members”. Target publication: American Sociological Review.
In progress	Dana M. Williams. “Opportunity and Advantage: Protest Across the World System”. Target publication: Journal of World-Systems Research.
In progress	Suzanne R. Slusser, John F. Zipp, Rachel Schneider, and Dana M. Williams. “Assessing Critical Thinking in Sociology”. Target publication: undecided.