LINDSEY M. IBAÑEZ
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Sociology

I am an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. I received my PhD from The Ohio State University in 2018.

My research interests include work, economic sociology, and development. I teach courses in urban sociology, poverty, globalization, organizations, research methods, theory, environmental sociology, and mental health.


My work has been published in Socio-Economic Review, Research in the Sociology of Work, Contexts, the Canadian Journal of Development Studies, Sociology Compass, Symbolic Interaction, and The SAGE Encyclopedia of Economics and Society. My research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the American Association of University Women, Washburn University, the Mershon Center for International Security Studies, the Food Innovation Center, and the Sociology Department at Ohio State.

lindsey.ibanez@washburn.edu

C.V.

I am actively engaged in scholarly research with three main themes. The first theme, network mobilization, examines the micro-level processes through which individuals obtain resources from their personal networks. The second theme, job loss, job search, and precarious work, examines the subjective experiences of losing and finding work, especially in contexts of economic insecurity. The third theme, development, investigates the institutional structures and key actors driving local-level economic development processes. These three themes cross-cut my past, present, and future research agendas.

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