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Susan Olzak

Affiliations: 
Sociology Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA 
Area:
Collective Action/Social Movements, Comparative and Historical Sociology, Political Sociology, Race and Ethnicity
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Maureen A. Eger grad student Stanford
David J Frank grad student 1995 Stanford
Maya A. Beasley grad student 2004 Stanford

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Negro G, Olzak S. (2019) Which Side Are You On? The Divergent Effects of Protest Participation on Organizations Affiliated with Identity Groups Organization Science. 30: 1189-1206
Muñoz J, Olzak S, Soule SA. (2018) Going Green: Environmental Protest, Policy and CO2 Emissions, in U.S. States, 1990-2007 Sociological Forum. 33: 403-421
Olzak S, Shanahan S. (2014) Prisoners and Paupers: The Impact of Group Threat on Incarceration in Nineteenth-Century U.S. Cities American Sociological Review. 79: 392-411
Olzak S. (2011) Does globalization breed ethnic discontent? Journal of Conflict Resolution. 55: 3-32
Olzak S, Soule SA. (2009) Cross-cutting influences of environmental protest and legislation Social Forces. 88: 201-226
Olzak S. (2008) From Black Power to Black Studies: How a Radical Social Movement Became an Academic Discipline Contemporary Sociology. 37: 473-474
Olzak S, Kangas N. (2008) Ethnic, women's, and African American studies majors in U.S. institutions of higher education Sociology of Education. 81: 163-188
Olzak S, Ryo E. (2007) Organizational diversity, vitality and outcomes in the civil rights movement Social Forces. 85: 1561-1591
Soule SA, Olzak S. (2004) When do movements matter? The politics of contingency and the equal rights amendment American Sociological Review. 69: 473-497
Koopmans R, Olzak S. (2004) Discursive opportunities and the evolution of right-wing violence in Germany American Journal of Sociology. 110: 198-230
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