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Jerome Hodos is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Sociology at Franklin and Marshall College. He holds a Ph.D., M.A., and Graduate Certificate in Urban Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, alongside a B.A. in Philosophy from Harvard University. His research focuses on Urban Sociology, Globalization, Comparative-Historical Sociology, and Public Policy, with particular attention to second-tier cities like Philadelphia and Manchester. His most notable work examines globalization's impact on local politics and urban hierarchies. Recent publications include Second Cities: Globalization and Local Politics in Manchester and Philadelphia (2011) and articles on urban governance and intergovernmental relations. His presentations span topics like cultural planning and migration patterns in second cities.
Education:
- Ph.D. Sociology, University of Pennsylvania (2002)
- M.A. Sociology, University of Pennsylvania (1996)
- Graduate Certificate in Urban Studies, University of Pennsylvania (1996)
- B.A. Philosophy, Harvard University (1989)
Research interests emphasize global-local intersections, urban political dynamics, and historical comparisons of city governance. His work bridges urban studies with political and historical sociology, analyzing how second-tier cities navigate globalization while maintaining local autonomy.
