WARREN, Jonathan W.

Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology

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Appointed: 1997

Education:

• B.A. 1987, (magna cum laude), Psychology/German, Michigan State University.
• M.A. 1990, Sociology, University of California, Berkeley.
• Ph.D. 1997, sociology, University of California, Berkeley.
• Other: 1985-86, Exchange Program, Albert-Ludwig University, Freiburg, Germany.

Teaching Specializations: Education; Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism; Cultural Studies; Qualitative Research Methods.

Field Experience/Research/Awards:

• Museu Nacional- UFRJ (Brazil) summer 1997.
• Fulbright IIE (Brazil) 1995.
• Special Jury Award, American Psychological Association, 1993 (awarded to film Just Black?).
• Honorable Mention, American Film and Video Festival, 1992 (awarded to film Just Black?).
• Special Jury Award, National Education Film and video Festival, 1992 (awarded to film Just Black?).
• SSRC Internationalo Predissertation Fellowship (Brazil), 1991.
• National Science Foundation Fellowship, 1989.

Recent Publications:

• Contesting White Supremacy: The Rise of Posttraditional Indians in Brazil. Rutgers University Press (forthcoming).
• ãThe Burden of Not Being Black: A Comparative Analysis of the Educational Performance of Afro-Brazilian and African American Students,ä Estudos Afro-Asiaticos, vol. 32 (forthcoming).
• ãWhite Americans, the New Minority? Non-Blacks and the Ever Expanding Boundaries of Whiteness,ä The Journal of Black Studies, 28, No. 2 (1997): 200-218.
• ãDepopulation in the Southeast after 1492,ä in Disease and Demography, Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press (1992): 187-196.
• ãAmerican Indian Population Recovery following Smallpow Epidemics,ä American Anthroplogist, 93, No. 1 (1991): 28-45.
• Just Black? Multiracial Identity in the US. NY: Filmakerâs Library (1991), video.