And the authors of the study are:
"Nancy Davis teaches courses in sociology, including "Sexuality, Culture, and Power” that is cross-listed with Women’s Studies. Her course “Protest, Activism, and Change” highlights feminist activism as one of seven major movements considered, as well as the role of women in other movements for change. In previous years, she has taught “Gender & Society” and a senior seminar in sociology focused on cultural conflict, including struggles between feminists and anti-feminists over issues of reproductive rights, sexuality, and school curriculum.
One of the founding mothers of the Women's Studies program at DePauw, she has chaired and served on the Women's Studies committee and worked in Greencastle to reduce domestic violence and establish services for abused women and their children.
Her research includes publications in
The American Journal of Sociology, The American Sociological Review, and other journals on incorporating women into sociological conceptions of class; perceptions of gender inequality and support for government intervention to reduce it; and, the connections between religious orthodoxy and gender attitudes in Western Europe and the U.S. "
Nancy Davis - DePauw University
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"Robert V. Robinson is the Class of 1964 Chancellor’s Professor of Sociology at Indiana University, where he served as chair of the Department of Sociology from 2000 to 2006. Rob came to IU in 1979 after completing his Ph.D. at Yale University and his A.B. at Brown University. He has published articles in such journals as the
American Sociological Review, the
American Journal of Sociology and
Social Forces using comparative and historical methods to address questions in social stratification, economic history, the sociology of religion, and political sociology:"
IU Sociology: Rob Robinson
