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Between Tolerant Containment and Concerted Constraint: Managing Madness for the City and the Privileged Family
American Sociological Review
Between Tolerant Containment and Concerted Constraint: Managing Madness for the City and the Privileged Family
American Sociological Review

Winner of the 2020 Junior Theorist Award, ASA Theory Section
Winner of the 2020 James F. Short Distinguished Article Award, ASA Crime, Law, and Deviance Section

American Sociological Review
Seeing Like a State Athletic Commission: Multi-Case Ethnography and the Making of 'Underground' Fight Sports
Ethnography
Seeing Like a State Athletic Commission: Multi-Case Ethnography and the Making of 'Underground' Fight Sports
Ethnography
Ethnography
‘That Proves You Mad, Because You Know it Not’: Impaired Insight and the Dilemma of Governing Psychiatric Patients as Liberal Subjects
Theory and Society
‘That Proves You Mad, Because You Know it Not’: Impaired Insight and the Dilemma of Governing Psychiatric Patients as Liberal Subjects
Theory and Society

Winner of the 2019 Shils-Coleman Award, ASA Theory Section

Theory and Society
How to Fight Without Rules: On Civilized Violence in 'De-Civilized' Spaces
Social Problems
How to Fight Without Rules: On Civilized Violence in 'De-Civilized' Spaces
Social Problems

Winner of the 2016 ASA Body and Embodiment Section Graduate Student Paper Award

Social Problems