POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY 2019

Midterm Course Outline

Date Topic/Coverage Presenter

Jan. 14  Part Three: CHALLENGES TO CIVIL SOCIET Y Delos Santos
(Mon.)  Reading 9. Political Culture, pgs. 107 - 125. Political Sociology. A Critical Introduction. Keith Faulks. Ramirez
Jan. 16  Reading 10. The Politics of Popular Culture, John Street. pgs. 302 – 311. Nash, Kate and Arguelles & Caral
(Wed.) Alan Scott (eds.). The Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology. Sagot & Wong
Jan. 18  Reading 11. Citizenship, pgs. 126 – 142 Domantay
(Fri.) Political Sociology. A Critical Introduction. Keith Faulks. Labanon
Jan. 21  Reading 12. The Repositioning of Citizenship: Emergent Subjects and Spaces for Escano
(Mon.) Politics. Saskia Sassen.
Tanola
Jan. 23  Reading 13. Political Participation, pgs.143 – 162 Lopez & Daulo
(Wed.) Political Sociology. A Critical Introduction. Keith Faulks.
Natividad
Jan. 25  Reading 14. The Politics of Ethnicity and Identity, Aletta J. Norval. pgs. 271 – 280. Nash, Angala
(Fri.) Kate and Alan Scott (eds.). The Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology.
Malacura
Jan. 28  Reading 15. From Identity Politics to the Politics of Representation. Chapter 3. pgs. 52- Daanoy
(Mon.) 69. Michael S. Drake. Political Sociology for a Globalizing World. Mallari
Jan. 30  Reading 16. Fear and Loathing in Democratic Times: Affect, Citizenship and Agency. Enanoria
(Wed.) Michael Feola. 2016. Silverio
Feb. 1  Reading 17. Political Ritual, Sigrid Baringhorst. pgs. 291 – 301. Camporedondo
(Fri.) Moriyama
Feb. 4  Reading 18. Body Politics, Roberta Sassatelli. pgs. 312 – 322. Dalagdagan
(Mon.) Nash, Kate and Alan Scott (eds.). The Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology. Perocho
Feb. 6 Midterm Oral Exam
(Wed.)
Feb. 8 Midterm Written Exam
(Fri.)
Feb 9 Body Politics Performance
(Sat.) (1:30 PM – 5:30 PM)