Fabien Accominotti

Sociology professor @UWMadison, faculty associate @LSEInequalities. Inequality, status hierarchies, culture, economic and historical sociology.

[UW-Madison Sociology @UWSoc]

📄 Fabien Accominotti published "Status inequality and status hierarchies" in L'Année sociologique @anneesocio.
https://t.co/yIdpSHT9vW

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

Les hiérarchies de statut, une dimension fondamentale mais sous-théorisée de la stratification sociale.

Merci à l'@anneesocio pour son magnifique travail éditorial sur un article qui me tient très à cœur:

[L'Année sociologique @anneesocio]

État de l’art : Lire les #inégalités et les #hiérarchies de #statut social.
@Faccominotti vous invite à un petit tour d’horizon.

https://t.co/K1vCNtJON4

[UW-Madison Sociology @UWSoc]

#NowHiring for a tenure-track position at the assistant professor rank!
Open until filled; though for full consideration please submit all materials by September 8, 2024.
https://t.co/0l052yecrZ
#SocTwitter #WorkWithBucky #SociologyProfessor

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

The post is a peek into the seldom explored world of workers' occupational identities. Check it out! @CSO_SciencesPo @ARADColumbia @UWSoc @SnaapArts 5/5

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

What do workers' occupational identities look like in a postindustrial economy? In a new piece for @WIPsociology, Léonie Hénaut, @WITWhat and I survey the findings of our recent ASR article on polyoccupational identities:
https://t.co/8svyVtQ29L
1/5
https://t.co/MH1lIX6vVt

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

At the top, by contrast, the identities of polyoccupational "entrepreneurs" such as architects remain in the same status tier but stretch expertise, which may further aggrandize the standing of already prestigious occupations. 4/5

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

Mustafa Emirbayer on symbolic violence and self-negation:

https://t.co/nAVr54ooir

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

Beautiful new paper by @UWSoc grad student Walker Kahn in @ASR_Journal, showing in painful detail the consequences of financialization for housing precariousness.

[Walker N Kahn @walkerkahnjdphd]

Check out my @ASR_Journal article "Safe as Houses: Financialization, Foreclosure, and Precarious Homeownership in the United States" to learn how securitization changed foreclosure & housing more precarious (especially @matthewstoller & @yvessmith)
https://t.co/Jvr10sbii0

[SNAAP @SnaapArts]

A new paper using SNAAP data in the American Sociological Review @ASAnews by Léonie Hénaut, Jennifer C. Lena @WITWhat & Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti about arts workers’ simultaneous identification with multiple occupations, or "polyoccupationalism" https://t.co/7cvffdMKVG

[SNAAP @SnaapArts]

Latest SNAAP DataBrief from a larger paper using SNAAP data in the American Sociological Review @ASAnews by Léonie Hénaut, Jennifer C. Lena @WITWhat & Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti: Polyoccupationalism: Multiple Occupational Identification in the Arts https://t.co/3gQ8RDenAH

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

Thanks to the great @CA_Trejos and @taha_nazari for making this happen!

[UW-Madison Sociology @UWSoc]

Fabien Accominotti (@faccominotti) was interviewed about his sociology research about status hierarchies and inequality by STORM Research Center at @EMLYON. He also offered advice to #gradstudents.

Watch the interview: https://t.co/637KeYm5Gc

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

@taha_nazari @UWMadison @CA_Trejos Thanks for a great visit!

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

New and open access in @ASR_Journal: we highlight the complexity of occupational identity in a postindustrial economy and show how this complexity takes different forms at the top and bottom of the occupational hierarchy

[UW-Madison Sociology @UWSoc]

"Polyoccupationalism: Expertise Stretch and Status Stretch in the Postindustrial Era" was published in American Sociological Review by Léonie Hénaut, Jennifer C. Lena (@WITWhat), and Fabien Accominotti (@faccominotti)
https://t.co/oT6rW8rfhT

[Chana Teeger @cteeger.bsky.social @cteeger]

New article in AJS: "(Not) Feeling the Past: Boredom as a Racialized Emotion." A 🧵 on the paper's main arguments and contributions https://t.co/lY0QCkXGhS

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

@JenniferDykema @WITWhat @ASR_Journal Thanks, Jen!

[Fabien Accominotti @faccominotti]

If you've ever hesitated when having to answer the question: "What is your job?", this is the paper for you.

So happy this piece with the great Léonie Hénaut and @WITWhat is out in @ASR_Journal!

https://t.co/MH1lIX6vVt

[Shay O'Brien @shay_obrien]

Making my very first Twitter thread in honor of my very first article! Just published at Socio-Economic Review: https://t.co/C2Z9RNZJ5U