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Kathleen Dunn, Ph.D.
Loyola University Chicago
Department of Sociology
Coffey Hall 435
1032 W. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL 60660
Tel. 773-508-3467
Fax 773-508-7099
[email protected]
Employment
August 2013 to present
Loyola University Chicago
Department of Sociology
Assistant Professor
2012-13
Hostos Community College (CUNY)
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Barnard College, Sociology Department
Ithaca College, Ithaca College NYC Program
Adjunct Lecturer
2007-2013
City University of New York (CUNY)
Murphy Institute for Worker Education and Labor
Studies, M.A. Program in Urban Studies
Hunter College, Department of Sociology
Brooklyn College, Department of Sociology
Teaching Fellow and Adjunct Lecturer
Education
Ph.D., Sociology, February 2013
CUNY Graduate Center, New York, NY
Dissertation: Hucksters and Trucksters: Criminalization and Gentrification in New
York City’s Street Vending Industry
Dissertation Committee: Sharon Zukin, Hester Eisenstein, William Kornblum,
Ruth Milkman, Neil Smith
M.A., Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, May 2006
Tufts University, Medford, MA
Certificate in International Relations, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
B.A., French Language and Literature, May 1998
University of Montana, Missoula, MT
Areas of Expertise
Urban studies; race, class, gender and sexuality; new labor studies; community-based
organizations and the nonprofit sector
Undergraduate courses taught: Urban Sociology; Sex and Gender; Race and Ethnicity;
Social Inequality; First Year Seminar: Encountering Chicago; First Year Seminar: Chicago to
Chi-Raq: Cities and Social Justice; Selected Topics in Inequality: Urban Sociology in New
York City; Introduction to Sociology; Deviance
Graduate courses taught: Urban Theory; Classical Approaches to Urban Studies
Syllabi available upon request
Peer Reviewed Publications
Kathleen Dunn. Forthcoming. “Decriminalize Street Vending: Reform with and for Social
Justice,” in Julian Agyeman (ed.) From Loncheras to Lobsta Love: Food Trucks, Cultural
Identity and Social Justice. Cambridge: MIT Press.
Kathleen Dunn. Forthcoming. “The Great ‘Negro Plot’ of 1741,” in Neil Smith and Don
Mitchell (eds.) Revolting New York. Athens: University of Georgia Press.
Kathleen Dunn. Forthcoming 2016. “The Street Labor Movement,” in Miriam Greenberg and
Penny Lewis (eds.) The City is the Factory: Urban Social Movements in the Neoliberal City.
Ithaca: Cornell University Press.
Kathleen Dunn. 2015. “Flexible Families: Latina/o Food Vending in Brooklyn, New York,”
chapter in Kristina Graaf and Noa Ha (eds.) Street Vending in the Neoliberal City: A Global
Perspective on the Practices and Policies of a Marginalized Economy. New York: Berghahn
Books.
Kathleen Dunn. 2014. “Street Vendors In and Against the Global City: VAMOS Unidos,” in
Ruth Milkman and Ed Ott (eds.) New Labor in New York: Precarious Worker Organizing and
the Future of Unionism. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.
Kathleen Dunn. 2010. “Biological Determinism and LGBT Tolerance: A Quantitative
Exploration of Biopolitical Beliefs.” Western Journal of Black Sociology, Vol. 34, No. 3, 365377.
Paul Attewell, Philip Kasinitz and Kathleen Dunn. 2010. “Black Canadians and Black
Americans: Racial Inequality in Comparative Perspective.” Journal of Ethnic and Racial
Studies, Vol. 33, No. 3, 473-495.
Marnie Brady, Kathleen Dunn, and Jamie McCallum. 2010. "Culture of Poverty: Don't Call it a
Comeback!" Formations: The Graduate Center Journal of Social Research. Vol. 1, No. 1,
103-106.
Book reviews
Kathleen Dunn. 2010. “Urban Imaginaries: Locating the Modern City.” A. Cinar and T.
Bender (eds). International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Vol. 34, No. 3, 719721.
Research in Progress
Book manuscript: Kathleen Dunn. The City Denied: Food Trucks, Street Labor and the Right
to the City in New York’s Street Vending Industry, for submission to Cornell University Press
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Journal article: Kathleen Dunn. “Gentrification by Innovation: Upscale Food Trucks in New
York City,” for submission to The International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
(IJURR)
Journal article: Kathleen Dunn. “Urban Public Space as Workplace: Recognizing Labor in the
Urban Process,” for submission to Critical Sociology
Encyclopedia entry: Kathleen Dunn. “Entrepreneurial urban governance,” in The WileyBlackwell Encyclopedia of Urban and Regional Studies, edited by Anthony M. Orum, Marisol
Garcia, Dennis Judd, Bryan Roberts and Pow Choon Piew
Encyclopedia entry: Kathleen Dunn. “Neil Smith,” in The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of
Urban and Regional Studies, edited by Anthony M. Orum, Marisol Garcia, Dennis Judd,
Bryan Roberts and Pow Choon Piew
Section Editor, The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Urban and Regional Studies, edited by
Anthony M. Orum, Marisol Garcia, Dennis Judd, Bryan Roberts and Pow Choon Piew
Research project in design: Kathleen Dunn, Catherine Gillis and Addison Mauck. “Open for
Business? Public Space in Detroit’s New Downtown” (with Loyola graduate and
undergraduate students)
Invited Talks and Presentations
Invited presenter, Workshop in Urban Ethnography, Yale University, date TBD
Invited panelist, “The Self in Ethnography,” Politics of Ethnography Symposium,
Northwestern University, November 2015
Invited presenter, Urban Sociology Workshop, Northwestern University, Chicago, January
2015
Invited respondent, “Street Jobs & the Informal Economy,” The Great Cities Institute,
University of Illinois at Chicago, September 2014
Invited delegate, Future of Places International Conference on Public Space and
Placemaking, Ax:On Johnson Foundation, UN Habitat, and the Project for Public Spaces,
Buenos Aires, September 2014
Invited panelist, “Economic Justice in the Streets; Street Vendor Organizing in New York
City”, Panel: Just Public Space: Fostering Diversity through Distributive, Procedural and
Interactive Justice, American Association of Geographers, Tampa, April 2014
Invited panelist, “Street Labor and Immigrant Rights: Urban Public Space as Workplace,”
Thematic session, Organizing Immigrant Labor: Case Studies from New York City, Eastern
Sociological Society, Baltimore, February 2014
Invited presenter, “Urban Public Space as Workplace: Street Labor Organizing and the Right
to the City,” Center for Urban Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago, October
2013
Invited discussant, Women and Society Seminar, Columbia University, New York, February
2013
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Invited presenter, “Between Criminalization and Gentrification: Street Vending and the Right
to the City,” Lectures in Planning Series, GSAPP Urban Planning Program, Columbia
University, New York, February 2013
“Street Vendors Within and Against the Global City: VAMOS Unidos,” Towards a New Labor
Movement: Worker Centers, Unions, and Community-Based Organizing in New York City,
Murphy Institute, CUNY, New York, March 2012
Panelist, film screening, Judith: Portrait of a Street Vendor, directed by Zahida Pirani,
Queens Museum of Art, New York, December 2011
“Street Labor and Public Space: Organizing Labor Rights among New York City Street
Vendors,” Contesting the Streets: Vending, Open-Air Markets, and Public Space, UCLA, May
2010
Conference Presentations and Workshops
“The Gentrification of Street Vending: Gourmet Food Trucking in New York City,”
American Sociologists Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, August 2014
“Economic Justice in the Streets: Street Vendor Organizing in New York City,” Just Public
Space: Fostering Diversity through Distributive, Procedural and Interactional Justice,
American Association of Geographers, Tampa, April 2014
“Formalizing the Family: Gender, Labor and the Bureaucratization of New York City Street
Vending,” Eastern Sociological Society, Cambridge, March 2010
Co-facilitator, “Roadmaps for Writing,” Writing Across the Curriculum Program, Brooklyn
College, April 2010
Co-facilitator, “Saving Time, Improving Writing,” Writing Across the Curriculum Program,
Brooklyn College, January 2010
“Integrating Feminist Theory and Methods into the Undergraduate Survey Class,” Feminist
Pedagogy Conference, CUNY Graduate Center, New York, November 2009
“Village, Ghetto, Frontier: Rethinking Urban Isolation,” Urban Affairs Association, Chicago,
March 2009
“Urban Isolation and Theories of Urban Marginalization,” LumpenCity Conference, York
University, Toronto, March 2009
“Changing Categories, Changing Worlds,” Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia, March
2007
“U.S. Policy Controls on Cuban Remittances,” Tufts University, Medford, April 2006
Awards and Funded Research
Cousins Fund Dissertation Fellowship, June 2011
“Working Publics: Informal Labor Organizing in the Global City,” Doctoral Student Research
Grant, CUNY Graduate Center, June 2011
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Graduate Fellowship, Center for Place, Culture and Politics, CUNY Graduate Center, 20102011
Writing Fellowship, Writing Across the Curriculum Program, Brooklyn College, 2010-2011
Chancellor’s Fellowship, CUNY Graduate Center, Fall 2006 – Spring 2011
Graduate Teaching Fellowship, CUNY Graduate Center, Fall 2007 – Spring 2010
“Investigating the Process of Urban Isolation,” Doctoral Student Research Grant, CUNY
Graduate Center, January 2009
“A Qualitative Evaluation of the NYC Public Schools Incentive Program,” P.I.: Paul Attewell,
CUNY Research Foundation, Fall 2008 - Spring 2009
“A Tale of Two Globals: Pupusas and Ikea in Red Hook,” P.I.: Sharon Zukin, CUNY
Research Foundation, Summer 2008
“Black Canadians and Black Americans: Racial Inequality in Comparative Perspective,” coauthored with Paul Attewell and Philip Kasinitz, Canadian Embassy, Spring 2007 – Fall 2008.
“Beyond Money: Diaspora Engagement in Development” co-authored with Barbara J. Merz,
Canadian International Development Agency, April – December 2005
“U.S. Policy Controls on Cuban Remittances,” Graduate Student Research Award, Graduate
School of Arts and Science, Tufts University, January 2005
Award for Excellence in French, French Consul, University of Montana, May 1998
Watson Fellowship, University of Montana, Spring 1997- Fall 1998
Professional Service
Peer reviewer:
Academic journals: City & Community, International Journal of Urban and Regional
Research, Environment and Planning A
University Presses: Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press
Grant reviewer: Global Center for Food Systems, CRDF Global
Member, Steering Committee, Women’s Studies and Gender Studies Program, Loyola
University Chicago, Fall 2014 to present
Member, Colloquium Committee, Department of Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, Fall
2013 – Spring 2014
Member, Executive Committee, CUNY Graduate Center Sociology Program, Fall 2010 –
Spring 2011
Co-Founder and editor, Formations: The Graduate Center Journal of Social Research, Fall
2010 – Spring 2011
Co-Organizer, First Annual Sociology Graduate Students’ Conference, CUNY Graduate
Center Sociology Program, Spring 2010
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Member, Student Development Committee, CUNY Graduate Center Sociology Program, Fall
2009 – Spring 2010
Professional Associations
American Sociological Association, Community / Urban section
American Association of Geographers, Urban Geography section
Member, University of Illinois-Chicago Race/Ethnicity Workshop
Competencies
Languages: English, French, Spanish
Software: SPSS, GIS, ATLAS.ti
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