Reeve Vanneman Ph.D.
Professor
College Park , Maryland 20742
Education:
- A.B. Cornell University, June 1967; Magna Cum Laude in psychology with distinction in all subjects; Phi Beta Kappa.
- Ph.D. Harvard University, March 1975, Social Psychology, Graduate Prize Fellow, 1967-1972.
- Research Associate, Center for International Affairs, 1970-1971.
- Thesis: Changes in industrial organizations during development.
Biography:
I am a stratification sociologist whose recent research focuses on changing gender inequalities in the United States and India. With Dave Cotter and Joan Hermsen, I am trying to understand why the U.S. gender revolution of the 1970s and 1980s seems to have come to a halt in the 1990s. With Sonalde Desai and colleagues in Delhi at the National Council of Applied Economic Research, I have helped field a 40,000 household survey across all Indian states. This panel survey analyzes the relationships of poverty, gender stratification, and social capital on health and education outcomes. A publicly available database is now available.