Professor David Pettinicchio, PhD Sociology​​​
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New book review in Political Science Quarterly

6/24/2021

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"A new and much-needed focus on the politics of disability rights"

3/24/2021

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New review of Politics of Empowerment in Perspectives on Politics by Alison Gash.


"Politics of Empowerment mainstreams the politics of disability into a broader schol- arship on federal legislative processes and civil rights advocacy organizations. This, on its own, is a service to disability policy scholarship."

"Pettinicchio reveals the significance of disability politics reform—not only as an important (yet distinct) story of civil rights policy but also, more broadly, as a window into agenda setting, interest group formation, and a rights evolution."

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"Politics of Empowerment is a really, really good book"

2/17/2021

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New review of Politics of Empowerment in the American Journal of Sociology  
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New Book Review in Mobilization

10/8/2020

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"important work that will both broaden the view of those interested in the American disability rights movement and those interested in social movements of all kinds."

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Book mentioned in Huffington Post article: Coronavirus Made Accessibility A Priority. Disability Activists Have Been Fighting For It For Decades.

7/24/2020

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The law began to shift employers’ expectations that it was the worker’s responsibility to adapt in order to fit a specific mold. “It has forced us all, including employers, to think about how environments are disabling,” said David Pettinicchio, a University of Toronto researcher who wrote a book about the act.
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Politics of Empowerment wins Award !

7/17/2020

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Politics of Empowerment is the recipient of the 2020 American Sociological Association's Disability and Society Outstanding Publication Award. 

See what nominations committee had to say about Politics of Empowerment below:

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New Book Review in Law and Society Review

5/11/2020

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New Book Review: Social Forces

1/8/2020

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Book Review: Pettinicchio's Book Illustrates the Interplay between Activists and Institutional Actors

1/6/2020

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New Books Political Science Podcast !

12/26/2019

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https://megaphone.link/LIT7226305379
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    David Pettinicchio

    I am a sociologist at the University of Toronto. I specialize in political sociology, the study of inequalities and social policy. A key area of interest is how politics and policies shape the lives of everyday people and in turn, how citizens get involved in shaping those policies - for example, through advocacy and social movement participation. 
    I have also written about these and other related issues in The Hill, USA Today, Huffington Post and the Washington Post.

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