Philip Ethington

Affiliations: 
History: Doctor of Philosophy University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States 
Area:
United States History, Black History
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Estelle  B. Freedman grad student 1989 Stanford (History of History Tree)
 ("The structures of urban political life: Political culture in San Francisco, 1850-1880")

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Martin D. Meeker grad student 2000 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Tom Zakim grad student 2004 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Christopher D. Jimenez y West grad student 2007 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Matthew W. Roth grad student 2007 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Michan A. Connor grad student 2008 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Yuko Itatsu grad student 2009 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Megan M. Kendrick grad student 2009 USC (Philosophy Tree)
Jason C. LaBau grad student 2010 USC (Philosophy Tree)
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Ethington PJ, McDaniel JA. (2007) Political places and institutional spaces: The intersection of political science and political geography Annual Review of Political Science. 10: 127-142
McManus R, Ethington PJ. (2007) Suburbs in transition: New approaches to suburban history Urban History. 34: 317-337
Ethington P, McDonagh E. (1995) The Eclectic Center of the New Institutionalism: Axes of Analysis in Comparative Perspective Social Science History. 19: 467-477
Ethington P, McDonagh E. (1994) Conference panel: The intellectual legacy of the johns hopkins seminary of history and politics: Reconsidering the genealogy of the social sciences Studies in American Political Development. 8: 375-408
Ethington PJ. (1991) City at the point: Essays on the social history of pittsburgh. edited by samuel p. hays (pittsburgh, pennsylvania: University of pittsburgh press, 1989. xvi plus 473 pp.) Journal of Social History. 24: 918-920
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