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Faculty Profiles
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| 1992 PhD Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara |
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| MA Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara |
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| BA University of York, England |
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Dr. Brotherton grew up in the East End of London, England where he
worked in various blue-collar jobs while organizing labor and youth.
In the fields of sociology and criminology Dr. Brotherton is primarily
concerned with the dialectical relationship between social exclusion
and resistance. The subjects of his collaborative ethnographic studies
include high school drop-outs, street gangs, deportees and
undocumented immigrants. Currently, Dr. Brotherton is particularly
involved in the developing field of cultural criminology and its
application to transnational populations. Dr. Brotherton is a member
of the Graduate Center Ph.D. programs in criminal justice, sociology
and urban education and is John Jay’s faculty representative at the
European Common Sessions in Critical Criminology.
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In addition to CUNY, Dr. Brotherton is a research associate at the Autonomous University of
Santo Domingo, Goldsmith’s College (University of London), and London
Metropolitan University. He has co-authored or co-edited five books
and is presently finishing work on two manuscripts dealing with
Dominican deportees and transnational street organizations. |
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David Brotherton, Chairperson
899 Tenth Avenue, Room 520.32T, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.237.8694, Email: dbrotherton@jjay.cuny.edu
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