David L. Swartz Boeken

Focusing on the influence of Trumpism within academia, this book explores how conservative faculty have been affected by the political climate. It engages with themes of higher education politics, the sociology of intellectuals, and the dynamics of right-wing populism in contemporary America. Aimed at scholars and readers interested in these intersections, it fills a significant gap in existing research literature.

This collection features critical evaluations of Pierre Bourdieu's work, including notable papers by scholars like Rodney Benson and Rogers Brubaker. It highlights Bourdieu's life and intellectual journey, particularly his responses to significant socio-political changes in France, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive view of social reality.