1. DILEMMAS OF PUBLIC SOCIOLOGY Michael Burawoy Federal University of the Urals, Ekaterinburg, December 19, 2012 1

2. Why Public Sociology? Crisis of Sociology Crisis of the University Crisis of Society 2

3. Public Sociology Live! http://www.isa-sociology.org/public-sociology-live/ Sundar – violence and democracy (India) Rodriguez-Garavito – social minefield (Colombia) Hanafi – spatiocide (Lebanon) Pun Ngai – worker suicides (China) Von Holdt – precarious society (South Africa) Bello – truth and power (Philippines) Wieviorka – racism and violence (France) Flecha and Soler – inequality and exclusion (Spain) Piven -- movement power (USA)

4. Genesis of Public Sociology History of Public Sociology Zambia United States South Africa Russia Poland, Hungary 4

5. Public Sociology PUBLIC 5

6. Public Sociology PUBLIC --Traditional 6

7. Public Sociology PUBLIC -- Traditional -- Organic 7

8. Professional Sociology PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC 8

9. Policy Sociology PROFESSIONALPOLICY PUBLIC 9

10. Critical Sociology PROFESSIONALPOLICY CRITICALPUBLIC 10

11. Academic Audience Extra-Academic Audience PROFESSIONALPOLICY CRITICALPUBLIC KNOWLEDGE FOR WHOM? 11

12. Academic Audience Extra-Academic Audience Instrumental Knowledge PROFESSIONALPOLICY Reflexive Knowledge CRITICALPUBLIC KNOWLEDGE FOR WHAT? 12

13. Audience Knowledge AcademicExtra-Academic InstrumentalPROFESSIONALPOLICY ReflexiveCRITICALPUBLIC ELABORATIONS Types of Knowledge Trajectories (Individuals) Domination (Disciplines) Configurations (Nations) Interdependence (Vision) Pathologies 13

14. LEGITIMATION CRISIS PROFESSIONAL POLICY PUBLIC CRITICAL BUDGETARY CRISIS GOVERNANCE CRISIS IDENTITY CRISIS University in Crisis

15. Political Field

16. Society in Crisis

17. LEGITIMATION CRISIS PROFESSIONAL POLICY PUBLIC CRITICAL BUDGETARY CRISIS GOVERNANCE CRISIS IDENTITY CRISIS ACADEMIC FIELD POLITICAL FIELD

18. Professional Policy Critical Public UNITED STATES 18

19. Professional Policy Critical Public SOUTH AFRICA 19

20. Policy Critical Public RUSSIA 20 Professional

21. Policy Critical Public CHINA

22. Professional Policy Critical Public NORWAY

23. Professional Policy Critical Public FRANCE

24. h ORGANIC TRADITIONAL Professional Critical Policy Public 24

25. h ORGANIC ADVOCACY TRADITIONAL SPONSORED Professional Critical Policy Public 25

26. h ORGANIC SUBSTANTIVEADVOCACY TRADITIONAL SPONSORED FORMAL Professional Critical Policy Public 26

27. h ORGANIC SUBSTANTIVEADVOCACY TRADITIONAL DISCIPLINARY SPONSORED FORMAL INTERDISCIPLINARY Professional Critical Policy Public 27

28. PROFESSIONAL CRITICAL POLICY PUBLIC Universities in Crisis 28

29. LEGITIMATION CRISIS PROFESSIONALPOLICY PUBLIC CRITICAL BUDGETARY CRISIS GOVERNANCE CRISIS IDENTITY CRISIS