Globalization, Global Political Economy, Political Sociology, Development, Latin America, Inequality, Crisis of Capitalism
Education:
Ph.D., University of New Mexico
Bio:
My research areas are macro and comparative sociology, globalization and transnationalism, political economy, political sociology, development and social change, immigration, Latin America and the Third World, class and capitalism. I attempt to link my academic work to struggles in the United States and around the world for social justice. Among the undergraduate classes I teach are: Globalization and Resistance, Sociology of Globalization, Global Inequalities, Development and Social Change in Latin America, and Twentieth-Century Revolutions in Theory and Practice. My publications and professional activities are discussed on my web page: http://robinson.faculty.soc.
Courses:
130LA: Development and Social change in Latin America
130GR: Globalization and Resistance
130SG: Sociology of Globalization
266LA: Sociology of Latin America