Abstract We use Multiple Correspondence Analysis to capture the institutional logics of love
and intimacy among a random sample of American university students. Comparing the …

Published in two parts, this article presents an evidence-based research and prototyping
method for strategic design. In Part 1, we introduce the concept of DARN as an updated …

Moving beyond frameworks of charisma scholarship that stress antagonism between
charisma and establishment society, this article discerns and theoretically accounts for more …

One of the most significant recent changes in American religious congregations is the shift
toward more enthusiastic worship practices. Despite how clear and significant this trend is …

Sociohistorical research suggests that religious discourses and practices have been
powerful in producing disciplined lines of conduct. Typically, however, this work has only …

Following the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, many congregational leaders had to
scramble to set up streaming or recording systems in order to continue their worship …

As the climate crisis accelerates, consumers, lawmakers, and activists demand transparent
supply chains in industries that form the material backbone of cultural fields such as fashion …

The cultural analysis of what is termed, in the broadest sense,“the civic,” has blossomed
within sociology over the past two decades (Adler Jr. 2019; Adler Jr. and Offutt 2017; Baggett …

This dissertation investigates three areas where religious leaders have confronted changes
in the modern world. In Chapter 2, I investigate trends in congregational worship towards …

For a long time, Sociology of Aesthetics has meant a study of status, showing how people
use culture to place each other in hierarchies and to form boundaries between groups. Well …