Social stratification, economic sociology, quantitative methods, labor markets and inequality, international comparative political economy, class analysis, social polic

Edo Navot

Joel Rogers

Montgomery Robert Freeland

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Edo Navot
University of Wisconsin{Madison www.ssc.wisc.edu/~enavot
8128 Sewell Social Sciences Building navot@wisc.edu
1180 Observatory Drive 917-379-7816
Madison, WI 53706-1393
Education
2007-present University of Wisconsin { Madison
Expected completion: Spring 2014
Dissertation: \Class, inequality and economic stability"
Committee: Erik Olin Wright (chair), Joel Rogers, James
Montgomery, Robert Freeland
Exams: Economic sociology
Class analysis and historical change
2005 M.S. - Economics, New School for Social Research
Exams: Political economy
Labor economics
2002 B.A. - New York University
Research & Teaching Areas
Social stratication, economic sociology, quantitative methods, labor markets and in-
equality, international comparative political economy, class analysis, social policy
Publications
\Reviewing Gov. Walker's First Year: An Agenda for the One Percent" by Nate Ela,
Edo Navot, and Emanuel Ubert. Social Policy, Spring 2012.
\State of Working Wisconsin" by Joel Rogers, Laura Dresser, and Edo Navot. Center
on Wisconsin Strategy, September 2010.
\Wisconsin Job Watch" Center on Wisconsin Strategy, short monthly report on WI
labor market.
Works in Progress
\The wage share of GDP in the long run: Class power and economic cycles in the U.S.,
1870-2009" (Dissertation paper)
Honorable Mention: Ronald Burt Outstanding Student Paper Award in Economic
Sociology
1\Antagonistic cooperation: class conict and compromise in democratic capitalism"
(Dissertation paper)
\Class and the distribution of national income: A study of 8 OECD countries, 1960-
2010" (Dissertation paper)
\Positional power: a bargaining power theory of strikes and wages"
\Wikipedia, Citizendium, Knol: The challenges of self-governance and legitimacy in
peer-to-peer knowledge production" with Erik Olin Wright.
Conference Papers
\Class structure and income distribution in the U.S. 1948-2010." 38th Accepted for
Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association, November 2013, Chicago,
IL.
\Class structure and the distribution of national income between classes: the U.S. 1948-
2010." Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August 2013, New
York City, NY.
\The wage share of GDP, class compromise and macroeconomic stability." Annual
Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August 2012, Denver, CO.
\Labor's share of income and macroeconomic stability." presented at Annual Meeting
of the American Sociological Association, August 2011, Las Vegas, NV.
\Positional power: a bargaining power theory of inter-industry wage dierentials."
presented at Annual Meeting of the Eastern Economics Association, February 2011,
New York City, NY.
\A `cyclical accumulation' theory of economic crisis." presented at Annual Meeting of
the Eastern Economics Association, February 2011, New York City, NY.
\The institutional structures of knowledge production: Wikipedia, Citizendium, and
Knol." presented at Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August,
2010, Atlanta, GA.
\Wikipedia as `Real Utopia': Governance, knowledge production, and institutional
structure." presented at Wikimania, annual meeting of Wikimedia project contributors,
July, 2008, Alexandria, Egypt.
Invited Presentations
\Interpretations of positional power: output multiplier or network centrality" presented
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Economic Sociology Workshop, February 2011.
\Technical change in Macro-Social perspective" presented at the University of Wisconsin-
Madison, Economic Sociology Workshop, March 2010.
2\Institutions of the labor market in international comparative perspective" presented
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Economic Sociology Workshop, April 2009.
\Positional power, collective bargaining agreements, and strike propensities in the U.S."
presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Economic Sociology Workshop, De-
cember 2008.
\Positional Power: methodological issues with strikes, wages, and input-output data"
presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Economic Sociology Workshop,
November 2008.
\Anatomy of the nancial meltdown and economic crisis" presented at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison, Politics, Culture, and Society Workshop, May 2008.
Research Experience
2008{2012 Project Assistant, Center on Wisconsin Strategy, University of
Wisconsin-Madison.
Teaching Experience
Fall 2009 Led student-organized seminar on classical political economy,
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Fall 2007 Teaching Assistant for Contemporary American Society, Professor
Joel Rogers, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Spring 2007 Teaching Assistant for World Political Economy, Professor Malcolm
Dunn, New School for Social Research.
Spring 2006 Teaching Assistant for Understanding World Capitalism, Professor
William Milberg, New School for Social Research.
Fall 2005 Teaching Assistant for Understanding American Capitalism,
Professor David Gold, New School for Social Research.
Fall 2005 Teaching Assistant for Historical Foundations of Political Economy,
Professor Anwar Shaikh, New School for Social Research.
Honors & Awards
2013 Graduate Research Fellow, Institute for Research on Poverty,
U.W.-Madison
2013 Honorable mention: Ronald Burt award for outstanding student
paper in economic sociology
2005 University fellowship, New School for Social Research
2003 Dean's fellowship, New School for Social Research
2002 Magna Cum Laude, New York University
Dean's Honor Society, New York University
NYU Honors Schola, New York Universityr
Founders Day Award, New York University
2001 Undergraduate Research Fund, New York University
3Professional Memberships
Member of the American Sociological Association (ASA): Section on Economic Sociol-
ogy, Section on Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility, Section on Labor and Labor Move-
ments, Section on Communication Information Technology and Society.
Eastern Economics Association (EEA)
Social Science History Association (SSHA)
Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE)
Software
Stata (programming), R (programming), LaTeX
References
Erik Olin Wright Robert Freeland
8112d Sewell Social Sciences Building 8103 Sewell Social Sciences Building
1180 Observatory Drive 1180 Observatory Drive
Madison, WI 53706 Madison, WI 53706
608-262-0068 608-263-8458
wright@ssc.wisc.edu freeland@ssc.wisc.edu
James Montgomery
2436 Sewell Social Sciences Building
1180 Observatory Drive
Madison, WI 53706
608-265-4475
jmontgom@ssc.wisc.edu
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