The ASA Rose Series in Sociology publishes books that are designed to offer synthetic analyses of specific substantive areas of sociology, challenge prevailing paradigms, and/or offer fresh views of enduring controversies. The authors are typically senior scholars who work with or review the best available evidence, and utilize this evidential foundation to develop and defend their analysis. In most cases the arguments are extended to address contemporary public issues, and therefore reflect on or contribute to public policy. Because of their broad scope and policy relevance, the volumes published in the Rose Series are disseminated in areas beyond their focus to the broader professional and intellectual communities.
Editors: Joanna Dreby, Aaron Major, Steven F. Messner, and Katherine Trent, University at Albany (2023-2025)
Most recent publications in the Rose Series in Sociology
Dreams Achieved and Denied: Mexican Intergenerational Mobility
Robert Courtney Smith (2024)
Overcoming the Odds: The Benefits of Completing College for Unlikely Graduates
Jennie E. Brand (2023)
Collateral Damages: Landlords and the Urban Housing Crisis
Meredith J. Greif (2022)
