SYA/EUS4930
- Nationalism and Ethnicity in Europe
CV
Alin Ceobanu, PhD
Assistant Professor
3360 Turlington Hall
352.392.0251
amc@soc.ufl.edu
Office hours
Tuesdays and Thursdays:
2:00-3:30 and by appt.
Assistant Professor, Sociology
Ph.D. Sociology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2004
Areas of Interest: Political
Sociology, European Migration
My current research focuses on social and
political order and change, particularly on post-communist societies of
Europe, as well as on intergroup relations. Most recently, I have
investigated the relationship between various micro-level (e.g.,
various instances of nationalist sentiment) and macro-level (societal)
factors and public opinion on immigrants and immigration policies in
Central and Eastern European countries. I am actively involved in
research projects with Prof. James R. Kluegel ( Univ. of Illinois),
Xavier Escandell ( Grinnell College) and Michael Sobczak ( Univ. of
Illinois). A second research path focuses on collective action and the
life course of temporary gatherings (rallies, marches, etc.), and
continue collaboration with Prof. Emeritus Clark McPhail ( Univ. of
Illinois) and David Schweingruber (Iowa State Univ.).
