The Political Economy of Incorporation: Black Sociologists in Academia.

Kulis, Stephen

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ERIC Number: EJ456112

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Publication Date: 1992

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The Political Economy of Incorporation: Black Sociologists in Academia.

Kulis, Stephen

Research in Higher Education, v33 n6 p709-45 Dec 1992

Data from a survey of 230 college sociology departments revealed patterns of employment and academic rank among African-American faculty. African Americans do not necessarily have many African-American colleagues, numerical influence in departments, or equality in rank. African-American student population, school location, and dependence on government revenues are related to African-American faculty employment. (Author/MSE)

Descriptors: Academic Rank (Professional), Black Teachers, College Faculty, Departments, Employment Patterns, Faculty Recruitment, Federal Aid, Higher Education, Institutional Characteristics, National Surveys, Power Structure, Sociology, State Aid

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Language: English

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