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Jack Delehanty studies how moral frameworks, especially religion, provide cultural justifications for inequality in the U.S. and fuel movements to contest it. He has published research on religious conservatism’s changing effects on American national identity and belonging, the cultural dynamics of faith-based community organizing, and the ways progressive social movements draw on religious symbols and traditions to support racial and economic justice. At Clark he teaches courses on sociological theory, inequality, activism and social movements, and religion.
Degrees
- Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Minnesota, 2018
- M.A. in Sociology, University of Minnesota, 2014
- B.A. in Religion, Carleton College, 2009
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Scholarly and Creative Works
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Making Moral Citizens: How Faith-Based Organizers Use Vocation for Public Action
Where Religion Lives (University of North Carolina Press)
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2023
University of North Carolina Press
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Springer Handbook of the Sociology of Morality
Chapter: Cultural Threat and Market Failure: Moral Decline Narratives on the Religious Right and LeftPublished by Springer
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2022
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Personal Stories and Public Leadership
Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ Clergy Assembly
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Hartford, CT
September
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2021
Sponsored by Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ
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Religion in US Party Politics
Sutton High School Honors Scholars Program
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Sutton, MA
March
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2021
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Unchurched Christian Nationalism and the 2016 US Presidential Election
Published in Sociological Forum
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2021
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Becoming 'People of Faith': Personal Moral Authenticity in the Cultural Practices of a Faith-Based Social Justice Movement
Published in Sociological Forum
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2020
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Social Critique as Religious Formation: Relational Practices in Faith-Based Activism
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2020
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Vol. 35
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Issue #2
The Liturgical Conference
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Religion and the Management of Intragroup Hierarchies
Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting
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New York
August
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2019
Sponsored by Society for the Study of Social Problems
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Religious Activism and the Cultural Complexities of Progressive Politics
CGRAS Brown Bag Lecture Series
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November
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2019
Sponsored by CGRAS (Clark)
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Redemption through Relationships (Featured Review Essay)
Sociology of Religion: A Quarterly Review
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2019
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Vol. 3
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Issue #80
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Bringing Public Religion Back In
Society for the Scientific Study of Religion
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St. Louis, MO
October
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2019
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Overcoming the Risks of Social Justice Organizing
Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ Clergy Retreat
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Hartford, CT
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Sponsored by Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ
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Public Religion and Gendered Attitudes
Published in Social Problems
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Awards & Grants
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Selected Participant
Social Science Research Council
2020
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Junior Faculty Nominee, Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program
Clark University
2020
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