Andrew Junker (PhD in sociology, Yale University, 2012) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago. He is interested in religion, politics, and transnational sociology, with a regional focus on China and Chinese diaspora. He has articles appearing in Mobilization and Sociology of Religion.
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- Internet Platforms Find Themselves at a Crossroads
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- An Earth Constitution? Building a Global Movement
- Social Movements Without Protests: The Politics of Alignment in Social Movements
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- The Marcos Dictatorship, Historical Remembrances, and Collective Memory
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