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Robert Manduca

Assistant Professor
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rmanduca@umich.edu

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3210 LSA Building

Urban and Community Sociology; Work, Economy, and Organizations; Inequalities and Stratification; Quantitative Approaches

Education/Degree:

Ph.D., Harvard University, 2020
Master in City Planning, MIT, 2014

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Robert Manduca is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology. His research asks why some people and some places are more economically prosperous than others. His recent work examines the role that national policy decisions play in determining the economic viability of cities and regions, and the consequences of rising income inequality for social life in the United States. Prior to pursuing sociology, he was trained as an urban planner.

About

Robert Manduca is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology. His research asks why some people and some places are more economically prosperous than others. His recent work examines the role that national policy decisions play in determining the economic viability of cities and regions, and the consequences of rising income inequality for social life in the United States. Prior to pursuing sociology, he was trained as an urban planner.

Sociology

Room 3115 LSA Building
500 S. State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1382

sociology.department@umich.edu

734.764.6324

734.763.6887

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