Susan C. Pearce
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., New School for Social Research, 1997
Areas of Interest: Culture and Politics, Ethnicity, Immigration, Gender, Collective Memory, Democratic Transformations
Office: Brewster A-402
Tel: 252.328.2544
E-mail: pearces@ecu.edu
Cirriculum Vita
Research
Susan C. Pearce’s research is concerned with the political contexts of culture, with an emphasis on diversity and marginality in the United States and in countries experiencing democratic transformations. Among her research initiatives are the intersections between gender and immigration, collective memory in East-Central Europe, local and transnational social movements, intimate partner violence in global perspective, and race relations
Research Blog on the 20th-Anniversary Commemorations of 1989 in East-Central Europe: http://susancpearce.wordpress.com/
ECU Courses offered:
Sociology 2110 Introduction to Sociology
Sociology 3000 Special Topics: Global Understanding
Sociology 3400 Gender and Society
Sociology 6900 Special Topics: Gender, Cultures and Social Movements in Global Perspective
