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Dr. Betty Dobratz • Professor
Dr. Dobratz’s research interests include political sociology, social organization, and social stratification (gender, class, and race/ethnicity). In political sociology she is particularly interested in what factors influence voting behavior, social movements, and who wields power in society. Dr. Dobratz is currently examining the contemporary white separatist movement, including interviewing some of its leaders and attending rallies. She is co-author of “White Power, White Pride! The White Separatist Movement in the United States” and is working on the meanings of whiteness and the relationships between race and religion in the movement. |
What's New with Dr. Dobratz Dobratz, Betty A. and Stephanie L. Shanks-Meile. 2006. “The Strategy of White Separatism.” Journal of Political and Military Sociology 34:49-79. Dobratz, Betty A. and Lisa K. Waldner (eds.). 2006. “The White Power Movement in the U.S.” special issue of The Journal of Political and Military Sociology 34 (#1), pp. 1-210 Dobratz, Betty A. and Lisa K. Waldner. 2006. “In Search of Understanding the White Power Movement: An Introduction.” Journal of Political and Military Sociology 34:1-9. (Volume edited by Betty A. Dobratz and Lisa K. Waldner)
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