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Meyer
Kestnbaum
Associate
Professor
Ph.D.
Sociology, Harvard University, 1997
Office:
4129 Art-Sociology Building
Phone: 301 405-6431
Email: mkestn@umd.edu
Departmental Specialty Areas:
Military; Comparative; Theory
Professor
Kestnbaum’s
interests span the sociological study of the military,
history and the technology. His recent work has
been on the sociology of war, military conscription,
citizenship & military mobilization, and the
social impact of the internet.
Among others, Dr. Kestnbaum has taught graduate
courses in States, Politics and Social Change:
Institution approaches to Comparative Analysis;
Great Books in Political Economy, Contentious
Politics: Resistance, Revolution and Nationalism
in Comparative Perspective; War and Society; States,
Politic and Social Change; Great Books in Political
Economy; and War and Society. He has taught undergraduate
courses in The Sociology of War; Military Sociology;
Understanding Nationalisms: State Building and
the Politics of Identity, and an Honors course
The Introduction to Sociology: The Great Transformation
and Market Society in America.
Relevant
Links:
Center for Research on Military
Organization
Webuse Project
Peace, War and Social Conflict
section of ASA
Inter-University Seminar
on Armed Forces and Socity (IUS)
Social Science Historical
Association (SSHA)
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