Mark Sheldon Mizruchi is an American sociologist, born December 10, 1953, who holds the Robert Cooley Angell Collegiate Professorship of Sociology and the Barger Family Professorship of Organizational Studies at the University of Michigan, where he also teaches management and operations at the Ross School of Business. His research focuses on the political activity of the United States corporate elite across the twentieth and twenty first centuries, and he was influential in the development of social network analysis as applied to organizational theory, economic sociology and political sociology.
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Nationality / Culture Defining ContributionDevelopment of social network analysis 1 Notable WorkThe Fracturing of the American Corporate Elite 2 Connections
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Mark Sheldon Mizruchi (born December 10, 1953) is an American sociologist.
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Wikidata Q63253479, P569 date of birth
1953-12-10
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1953-12-10
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American sociologist
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He was influential in the development of social network analysis
Associated With: Columbia University, Article text
In 1987 he moved to Columbia University, first as Assistant and then as associate professor of sociology.
Associated With: University of Michigan, Article text
He is the Robert Cooley Angell Collegiate Professor of Sociology and Barger Family Professor of Organizational Studies at the University of Michigan, where he is also a professor of management and operations at the Ross School of Business.
Practices Studied: Corporation, Article text
This line of research addresses a long-standing question about the nature of the corporation: who controls the corporation when ownership is widely dispersed among shareholders?
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