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CARTER KOPPELMAN
2035 Pleasant Valley Ave., Oakland CA 94611
[email protected]
703-300-4309
EDUCATION
University of California, Berkeley
Expected Spring 2017
Ph.D. Candidate, Sociology
Dissertation: “Negotiating Gendered Housing Rights: Women’s Struggles for Urban Inclusion in
Chile and Brazil”
Committee: Raka Ray (Chair), Laura Enríquez, Mara Loveman, Teresa Caldeira (City Planning)
Qualifying Fields: Social Theory, Development, Political Sociology.
University of California, Berkeley
2011
M.A., Sociology
Thesis: “Symbolic Power and Municipal Governance: The State-Society Interface in the Poblaciones
of Santiago, Chile.”
Committee: Laura Enríquez, Cihan Tuğal
Tufts University
B.A., International Relations and Latin American Studies, Summa Cum Laude
2009
RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS
Development, Political Sociology, Gender, Urban Sociology, Social Movements, Social Policy, Ethnographic
and Interview Methods, Latin America.
PUBLICATIONS
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Koppelman, Carter. Forthcoming. “Deepening Demobilization: The State’s Transformation of Civil Society
in the Poblaciones of Santiago, Chile.” Latin American Perspectives
In Progress
“(Re)Appropriating Women’s Housing Rights in Brazil: From Movement Demands to State Policy and Back
Again”
“‘For now, we are in waiting’: Negotiating Time in Chile’s Social Housing System”
“Seizing Participation: Urban Movements and the Contestation of Neoliberal Housing Rights in Brazil and
Chile”
“Subsidies and Single Motherhood: Changing Gendered Housing Rights Regimes in Chile and Brazil”
FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS
Graduate Division Summer Research Grant, UC Berkeley
Lowenthal Fellowship, Department of Sociology, UC Berkeley
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
Andrew F. Mellon Summer Research Grant in Latin American Sociology, UC Berkeley
John S. Gibson Award, Best Undergraduate Thesis in International Relations, Tufts University
International Relations Research Scholars Grant, Tufts University
2016
2015
2010-2013
2010
2009
2008
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Academic Conferences
“(Re)Appropriating Women’s Housing Rights in Brazil: From Movement Demands to State Policy and Back
Again” Gender and Development Section. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
Seattle, WA. August 2016.
“Subsidized Housing and Single Motherhood: Effects and Limits of Women’s Inclusion in Low-income
Housing Policies in Chile and Brazil.” Cities and Urban Studies Track. Latin American Studies
Association Congress. New York, NY. May 2016.
“Contentious Participation: Struggles for Urban Rights within Neoliberal Housing Policies in Brazil and
Chile.” Participatory Regional and Development Planning Panel. American Association of
Geographers Annual Meeting. March/April 2016.
“En Espera: Negotiating Time in Chile’s Social Housing System” Ethnography Section. American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. August 2015.
“Contesting Neoliberal Housing: Subsidy Policies and Housing Movements on the Peripheries of Santiago,
Chile and São Paulo, Brazil.” States, Markets and Political Economy Track. Latin American Studies
Association Congress. San Juan, PR. May 2015.
“Learning one’s Place in the Neoliberal City: Subsidized Housing and Urban Citizenship in Santiago, Chile.”
Ethnography Section. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA.
August 2014.
“The Struggle for Home: Women and Housing Mobilization on the Periphery of Santiago, Chile.” Cities
and Urban Studies Track. Latin American Studies Association Congress, San Francisco, CA. May
2012.
“Resource Access and the Municipal Structuring of the Local-Organizational Field in the Poblaciones of
Santiago, Chile.” Southern Cone Section. Latin American Studies Association Congress, Toronto,
ON. November 2010.
Other Presentations
“Prostitutas, trabalhadoras, e donas de casa nos espaços públicos urbanos.”[Prostitutes, working women, and
housewives in urban public spaces]. Lecture at the Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de
São Paulo. São Paulo, Brazil. November 2014.
“Gender in Chile’s Housing Subsidy System.” Presentation to the Housing Laboratory (LabHab), College of
Architecture and Urbanism, Universidade de São Paulo. São Paulo, Brazil. May 2014.
“La Reina de la Casa: Gendered Urban Citizenship and Access to Social Housing in La Pintana.” Emergent
Citizenships Colloquium. Institute of Urban and Territorial Studies. Universidad Católica
de Chile. Santiago, Chile. November 2013.
TEACHING & MENTORING
Graduate Student Instructor. Introduction to Sociology, with Raka Ray
Graduate Student Instructor. Development in Theory and History, with Gillian Hart
Graduate Student Instructor. Introduction to Sociology, with Thomas Gold
Graduate Student Instructor. Introduction to Sociology, with Thomas Gold
Undergraduate Thesis Mentor. International and Area Studies
Reader. Sociology of Sport, with Leora Lawton
Reader. Sociology of Deviance and Social Control, with Leora Lawton
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Research Groups and Workshops
Participant. Sociology of Gender and Sexuality Workshop, UC Berkeley
Participant. Sociology of Latin America Workshop, UC Berkeley
Participant. Emergent Citizenships Colloquium, Universidad Católica de Chile
Participant. Latin American Cities Group, City & Regional Planning, UC Berkeley
Editing/Reviewing
Occasional Reviewer, Latin American Research Review
Editorial Board Member, Berkeley Journal of Sociology
Professional Memberships
American Sociological Association
Latin American Studies Association
Sociologists for Women in Society
Other
Visiting Researcher, College of Architecture and Urbanism, Universidade de São Paulo.
Fall 2016
Spring 2016
Spring 2015
Fall 2013
Spring 2011
Spring 2010
Fall 2009
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