JOSHUA DUBROW
Biographic Data
| ID | 5061995 |
|---|---|
| NAME | JOSHUA DUBROW |
| GIVEN NAMES | JOSHUA |
| FAMILY NAME | DUBROW |
| SIGNATURE | DUBROW J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Philosophy and Sociology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Protests as Imagined Futures
Street protests are expressions of grievance and dissent that seek social change. Yet, scholars rarely theorize about protests' inherent future‐orientation. In this article, we build on the “imagined futures” approach to understand street protests as collective, future‐oriented performances that envision social change. The imagined futures approach shows us that the concept of the future has long been a central idea in social science theory, and …
Future orientation and political participation in Europe
Women's political power: Global progress, persistent challenges
Political Inequality in an Age of Democracy: Cross-national Perspectives
Preface Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow Introduction: Political Inequality in an Age of Democracy Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow Part I: Concepts and Theories of Political Inequality 1. The Concept and Study of Political Inequality Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow 2. Inequality and Partial Democracy: South America in Comparative Perspective Carlos Waisman 3. Neoliberalism and Democracy Alex Afouxenidis Part II: Methodological Considerations 4. Crossing Intersections: Overcomi…
Downtown Metropolitan Churches: Ecological Situation and Response
Based on three principles from theories of human ecology, this study examines the response of downtown churches in metropolitan Columbus, Ohio to a changing environment. Over 150 years, churches grew in number, stabilized, contracted sharply, and restabilized, changing increasingly from neighborhood to niche churches. Better-funded larger and older churches survived by developing heterogeneous religious and other ties with diverse weekday populat…
Fertility decline in the modern world and in the original demographic transition: Testing three theories with cross-national data
Fertility decline in the modern world and in the original demographic transition: Testing three theories with cross-national data
Downtown Metropolitan Churches: Ecological Situation and Response
Based on three principles from theories of human ecology, this study examines the response of downtown churches in metropolitan Columbus, Ohio to a changing environment. Over 150 years, churches grew in number, stabilized, contracted sharply, and restabilized, changing increasingly from neighborhood to niche churches. Better-funded larger and older churches survived by developing heterogeneous religious and other ties with diverse weekday populat…
Fertility decline in the modern world and in the original demographic transition: Testing three theories with cross-national data
Downtown Metropolitan Churches: Ecological Situation and Response
Based on three principles from theories of human ecology, this study examines the response of downtown churches in metropolitan Columbus, Ohio to a changing environment. Over 150 years, churches grew in number, stabilized, contracted sharply, and restabilized, changing increasingly from neighborhood to niche churches. Better-funded larger and older churches survived by developing heterogeneous religious and other ties with diverse weekday populat…
Political Inequality in an Age of Democracy: Cross-national Perspectives
Preface Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow Introduction: Political Inequality in an Age of Democracy Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow Part I: Concepts and Theories of Political Inequality 1. The Concept and Study of Political Inequality Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow 2. Inequality and Partial Democracy: South America in Comparative Perspective Carlos Waisman 3. Neoliberalism and Democracy Alex Afouxenidis Part II: Methodological Considerations 4. Crossing Intersections: Overcomi…
Women's political power: Global progress, persistent challenges
Future orientation and political participation in Europe
Protests as Imagined Futures
Street protests are expressions of grievance and dissent that seek social change. Yet, scholars rarely theorize about protests' inherent future‐orientation. In this article, we build on the “imagined futures” approach to understand street protests as collective, future‐oriented performances that envision social change. The imagined futures approach shows us that the concept of the future has long been a central idea in social science theory, and …
Sociology (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Empowerment (2 works) · Geography (2 works)