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People

Members of the Developmental Idealism Studies group include:

  • Mohammad Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi (University of Tehran)
  • Keera Allendorf (University of Illinois-Champaign Urbana)
  • William Axinn (University of Michigan)
  • Jennifer Barber (University of Michigan)
  • Georgina Binstock (Population Studies Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
  • Yih-yan Chen (National Cheng-Chi University, Election Study Center, Taiwan)
  • Mick Cunningham (Western Washington University)
  • Shawn F. Dorius (University of Michigan)
  • Dirgha Ghimire (University of Michigan)
  • Arjan Gjonça (London School of Economics)
  • Wang Guangzhou (Chinese Academy of Social Science)
  • Rukmalie Jayakody (Pennsylvania State University)
  • Julie de Jong (University of Michigan)
  • Tamás Kiss (Romanian Institute for Research on National Minorities)
  • Serap Kavas (Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
  • Qing Lai (University of Michigan)
  • Ron J. Lesthaeghe (Free University of Brussels, Emeritus)
  • Sohair Mehanna (Social Research Center, American University in Cairo)
  • Attila Melegh (Demographic Research Institute, Budapest)
  • Colter Mitchell (University of Michigan)
  • Mansoor Moaddel (University of Maryland)
  • Dimiter Philipov (Vienna Institute of Demography)
  • Rachael Pierotti (World Bank)
  • Qiang Ren (Peking University)
  • Jeffrey Swindle (University of Michigan)
  • Arland Thornton (University of Michigan)
  • Hongwei Xu (University of Michigan)
  • Linda Young-DeMarco (University of Michigan)
  • Kathryn Yount (Emory University)
  • Yu Xie (Princeton University)

Recent Publications

  • Developmental Idealism and a Half-Century of Family Attitude Trends in the United States
  • Names Used Among Native Americans at the Colville Indian Agency: Perspectives from the 1885 Bureau of Indian Affairs Census
  • Developmental Idealism and Migration: Theorizing their Relationship and an Empirical Example from Nepal

Reading History Sideways

For more information about the book and a description and critique of the method of reading history sideways

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