The Routledge International Handbook of Public Sociology

Section I: Introduction ¿ Brief History of "Public Sociology" 1. Framing Public Sociology ¿ The American Lens Section II: Theoretical Frames 2. Going Public with Polanyi in the Era of Trump 3. Toward A Critical Public Sociology 4. The Missing Chapter in Publications of Relevant Empirical Studies Concerning Public Sociology from Now On (with some Examples from the Israeli Experience) 5. From Public Sociology to Collective Knowledge-Production Section III: Methodological Choices in Public Sociology 6. Collaborating then Stepping Back: Doing Public Sociology through Participatory Action Research 7. Methodological Considerations in Doing Public Sociology in Undergraduate Courses 8. Needs Assessment as Community Research Project 9. Building Connections and Broadening Horizons through Interdisciplinary Public Sociology Section IV: Case Studies in Public Sociology 10. The Healthy Dearborn Coalition: An Interdisciplinary, Continuing Collaboration between University, Health, Government and Community in Southeast Michigan 11. Social Construction of Public Sociology: A Case Study of Deliberative Democracy Engagement in Taiwan 12. Serving as Ambassadors of Hope: A Case Study in Public Sociology as Community-Based Research and Engagement 13. Engaging in Public Sociology: The Philippine¿ Case 14. Peasant Mobilizations in India: Intersecting Class, Ethnicity and Nationality Questions 15. David vs. Goliath: Using Herbert Gans¿ Model to Explain How a Campaign to Save Nine Lambs Became Public Sociology Section V: Students as Knowledge Producers 16. `First Publics¿ as Knowledge Producers: Integrating Students into Organic Public Sociology 17. Following the Chicago School: Engaging College and University Students in a Public Sociology Gentrified Neighborhood Program 18. The Virtue of Teaching Public Sociology in the Neo-liberal University 19. Centering Social Justice in Public Sociology: Lessons from the Undocumented

Leslie Hossfeld is Professor of Sociology and Dean of the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences at Clemson University, USA, and the co-editor of Food and Poverty: Food Insecurity and Food Sovereignty among Americäs Poor.

E. Brooke Kelly is Professor of Sociology and Assistant Chair of Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of North Carolina Pembroke, USA, and the co-editor of Food and Poverty: Food Insecurity and Food Sovereignty among Americäs Poor.

Cassius Hossfeld is completing graduate studies at Clemson University, USA.