In the interest of keeping things interesting, one extra requirement attaches to the books you can pick for your book review: only one person per book. The way we will manage the "first come first served" norm (easy norm to agree on but there are some transaction and information costs -- more about those later in the course) is to have you comment on this blog entry.
When you have settled on an book, add a comment to this entry by clicking on the comment button below. Of course, you should read through the other comments to see what's already been taken. If I'm feeling really energetic I'll keep tabs and figure out a way to cross them off on the online lists as they are signed up for. But don't hold your breath on this last bit.
Be sure to leave both your name and the title of the book.
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Princess Simpkins
ReplyDeleteCrane, Diana Fashion and its social agendas : class, gender, and identity in clothing
I'd like to take, Teenage Wasteland: Suburbia's Dead End Kids.
ReplyDelete-Sandeep
Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
ReplyDelete--Chibo Shinagawa
Unruly Women: the politics of social and sexual control in the old South
ReplyDelete--Emilee Harrison
Woops, Pedagogy is not on the list....sorry about that.
ReplyDeleteInstead, I'd like to do Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood by Luker.
Thanks!
-Chibo
I'd like to do:
ReplyDelete"Predictably irrational : the hidden forces that shape our decisions" by Dan Ariely
Where do I find the list?
ReplyDeleteThe Moral Order of a Suburb
ReplyDeleteRandall, Richard S. Censorship of the movies : the social and political control of a mass medium Madison : University of Wisconsin Press, c1968. [791.43 R189c]
ReplyDeleteSurveillance after September 11 by David Lyons
ReplyDelete-Christina Morrow
Heather Houston
ReplyDeleteLoic Wacquant
"Punishing the Poor"
The American Disease: The Origins of Narcotics Control, David Musto
ReplyDeleteClaudia Cinelli
ReplyDeleteThe American Disease
David Musto
Lillian Jungleib
ReplyDeleteAddiction: From Biology to Drug Policy
by Avram Goldstein
Kelly M--
ReplyDeleteOne of the Guys; Girls, Gangs, & Gender
Jody Miller
Ariunaa B
ReplyDeleteDeliquent boys; the culture of the gang
by Cohen, Albert K
Keri H. Ko---
ReplyDeleteSeductions of crime : moral and sensual attractions in doing evil
by Jack Katz
Crime and Punishment
ReplyDeleteby Fyodor Dostoevsky
Hey I'll be doing "Delinquent Daughters" by Mary Odem.
ReplyDelete-Linnea Linde
I'll be reading "Nudge" by Richard Thaler
ReplyDelete-Rebecca Williams
I'll be reviewing "Asylums; essays on the social situation of mental patients and other inmates"
ReplyDeleteShanah Bartram will be reviewing
ReplyDeleteGaines, Donna
Teenage wasteland : suburbia's dead end kids .
Natori Coleman
ReplyDeletewill be reviewing
Extreme Deviance
Goode, Erich
Oops my bad the book that I want has been taken so I will defer to
ReplyDeleteBurnham, John C. (John Chynoweth), 1929- Bad habits : drinking, smoking, taking drugs, gambling, sexual misbehavior, and swearing in American history
Shanah Bartram
Christina Chavez "Some trouble with cows: making sense of social conflict" by C. Stone
ReplyDeleteDion " Charli" Prete will be reviewing "The Art of Managing Everyday Conflict" by Erik Fisher.
ReplyDeleteI will be reviewing "Fashion and its social agendas: class, gender, and identity in clothing"
ReplyDeleteYvonna
I will be reviewing.
ReplyDeleteCROOKS AND SQUARES BY MALIN AKERSTROM
instead of the other book.
-CHRISTINA CHAVEZ
No Matter How Loud I Shout: A Year in the Life of Juvenile Court
ReplyDelete-Dawn Liu
OOPS I changed my book to "Surveillance after 9/11" by David Lyon. Sorry about the change.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Charli Prete
Okay one more time
ReplyDeleteI Shanah Bartram will be reviewing
ARE PRISONS OBSOLETE by Angela Davis
...that is my final answer (I hope)
Ok... I know you probably are really tired of me changing my book but I did not notice that Christina was doing Surveillance after 9/11 after the fact. So I have choosen another book "Pharmacracy - Medicine and politics in America" by Thomas Szasz.
ReplyDeleteSince I thought I was done looking, I deleted some names and blogs on who was doing what, so if you notice that this one is taken, please let me know ASAP. Thanks,
Charli Prete
Goffman, Erving. Stigma : notes on the management of spoiled identity
ReplyDeleteKatie Hluchan
Kittredge, Katharine. Lewd & Notorious: Female Transgression in the Eighteenth Century. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2003.
ReplyDeleteYolanda
I will do John Burnham's book, Bad habits. Sorry i'm so late, just now knowing how to do this blog thing.
ReplyDeleteI, Lauren Soldano, will be reviewing "The Celebration of Heroes: Prestige as a Social Control System" by William J. Goode.
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