Jeremy M. Schulz
Research
After finishing my PhD at UC Berkeley and a postdoctoral appointment at Cornell University sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the American Sociological Association, I am now conducting research at the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues at UC Berkeley. In addition to serving as Research Affiliate at the Cambridge Institute for Family Enterprise, I have also served as an Affiliate at the UC San Diego Center for Research on Gender in the Professions and a Council Member of the ASA Section on Consumers and Consumption.
Throughout a series of publications —including articles published in Theory and Society, Sociological Methodology, The American Journal of Cultural Sociology, and Sociology, as well as an article in Qualitative Sociology which won the Shils-Coleman Award, my various research projects are guided by the same overarching objective: to join rich empirical material to the most generative theory frames applicable. I have also conducted research and published in several other areas, including digital media, theory, qualitative research methods, work and family, and consumption.
You can see my work on Research Gate or on the publications page.
