The Sociologist and the Critic: Remembering Michael Burawoy | Verso Books
It is often said that no one loved sociology as much as Michael Burawoy. In the wake of his tragic killing on Monday, at least, we’ve seen a comparable claim in many of the tributes from those who knew him. And, in many ways, it was true: no one loved sociology as much as Michael Burawoy. Michael’s students, colleagues
Blog post On February 3, 2025, Michael Burawoy was tragically killed in a hit-and-run. Zachary Levenson remembers his teacher and reflects on his intellectual generosity and political commitment. Zachary Levenson12 February 2025 It is often said that no one loved sociology as much as Michael Burawoy. In the wake of his tragic killing on Monday, at least, we’ve seen a comparable claim in many of the tributes from those who knew him. And, in many ways, it was true: no one loved sociology as much as Michael Burawoy. Michael’s students, colleagues, and interlocutors functioned as his chosen…
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