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Jeremy R. Levine is an Associate Professor of Organizational Studies and Sociology (by courtesy) at the University of Michigan, with an affiliation in Public Policy and the Center for Inequality Dynamics (CID). He holds a PhD in Sociology from Harvard University, where he also earned an A.M., and a B.A. from the University of Michigan. His research focuses on urban governance, criminal legal systems, and inequality, particularly through the lens of victim policy and its racial/gender impacts. Notable work includes Constructing Community (Princeton UP) and policy advocacy, such as contributing to New York’s Fair Access to Victim Compensation Act.
Education:
- PhD, Sociology, Harvard University
- A.M., Sociology, Harvard University
- B.A., University of Michigan
Research Interests: Levine examines urban inequality, criminal justice systems, and the intersection of victim policy with systemic inequalities. His current work explores historical and contemporary consequences of crime victim policies in the U.S., emphasizing racial and gender disparities. He bridges academic research with policy translation, aiming to address real-world inequities.
Awards:
- Comparative-Historical Sociology Section Award (ASA)
- Political Sociology Section Award (ASA)
- Urban Sociology Section Award (ASA)
Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Center for Inequality Dynamics (CID) and the Department of Organizational Studies at the University of Michigan.
