Colin Jerolmack

Associate Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies

Education

Ph.D. 2009, M.A. 2005 (Sociology), City University of New York

B.S. 2000 (Psychology), Drexel University

Areas of Research/Interest

Ethnography; urban communities; environmental sociology; animals and society; culture; health; social theory.

Books:

PUBLICATIONS

  • Jerolmack, Colin and Nina Berman. 2016. "Fracking Communities." Public Culture 28(2).
  • Jerolmack, Colin and Shamus Khan. 2014. "Talk is Cheap: Ethnography and the Attitudinal Fallacy." Sociological Methods and Research 43(2): 178-209.
  • Jerolmack, Colin and Iddo Tavory. 2014. "Molds and Totems: Nonhumans and the Constitution of the Social Self." Sociological Theory 32(1): 64-77.
  • Jerolmack, Colin.  2007.  "Animal Practices, Ethnicity and Community: The Turkish Pigeon Handlers of Berlin."  American Sociological Review 72(6): 874