Faculty

Office (Stamford): 3.80
E-Mail: michael.mulcahy@uconn.edu

Biographical Statement :

Michael Mulcahy joined the Sociology Department of the University of Connecticut in 2004, after completing his Ph.D. in Sociology at the University of Arizona. His dissertation, "Regulating Labor: The Formation and Effects of a World Labor Regime in the Twentieth Century", examines the formation and effects of a global institutions regulating the commodification and exploitation of labor. He does comparative-historical and quantitative research in the areas of political economy, labor movements and other social movements, political sociology, organizations and stratification. He teaches at the University of Connecticut's Stamford Campus.

Education:

BA, University of California--Berkeley, 1983 (English Literature)
MA, Ruhr University, 1993 (Philosophy)
MA, University of Arizona, 1998
Ph.D., University of Arizona, 2004

David Snow and Michael Mulcahy. 2001. "Space, Politics, and the Survival Strategies of the Homeless." American Behavioral Scientist 45: 49-69.