Karl Martin Monsma

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Karl Martin Monsma is a Brazilian sociologist .

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He graduated from The American Right Wing with George William Domhoff in Sociology - University of California, Santa Cruz (1981), received a Master’s degree with the thesis Female labor force participation and assortative mating, Ano de Obtenção from Martin King Whyte in Sociology - University of Michigan (1985) and PhD from William M. Mason and Jeffery M. Paige in Sociology - University of Michigan (1992). He received his PhD in sociology from the Universidade de São Paulo (1996) and in social anthropology from the Museu Nacional da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (2004). He was Professor of Sociology at Northwestern University (1992–1997), Associate Professor of Sociology at the Universidade Federal de São Carlos (1997–2005) and Professor of History and Sociology at the Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (Unisinos) ( 2005-2010). He was also visiting professor at the USP, UFRGS , UFPel , UNCPBA and the Universidade de Cabo Verde .

He is currently Professor of Sociology at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, where he is also a permanent professor for the Post Graduate Program in Sociology and an Associate Professor of the Post Graduate Program in Rural Development. He has experience in the fields of historical sociology, social theory and research methods and deals primarily with the following topics: immigration, racism, ethnic identities and violence.

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  • World market, class conflict, and rural coercion in post-colonial Buenos Aires (= CRSO working paper. Volume 373) (= CSST working paper. Volume 15). University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1988, OCLC 28274600 .
  • Dominant class and statemaking in a peripheral area. Argentina after independence (= CRSO working paper. Volume 429) (= CSST working paper. Volume 47). University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1990, OCLC 28274640 .
  • Ranchers, rural people, and the state in post-colonial Argentina . UMI Dissertation Services, Ann Arbor 1992, OCLC 712824396 (also dissertation, University of Michigan 1992).
  • A reprodução do racismo. Fazendeiros, negros e imigrantes no oeste paulista 1880–1914 (= Coleção Nossa história ). EdUFSCar, São Carlos 2016, ISBN 85-7600-440-2 .

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SURNAME Monsma, Karl Martin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Monsma, Karl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Brazilian sociologist
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century