NANCY PLANKEY VIDELA

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE NANCY PLANKEY VIDELA Texas A&M University Department of Sociology College Station, Texas (979) EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON PhD, Sociology, 2004 Dissertation: It Cuts Both Ways: The Unintended Consequences of Lean Production in a Mexican Garment Factory. Dissertation Committee: Gay W. Seidman (Chair), Stephen Bunker, Jane L. Collins, Steve J. Stern (History), Leanne Tigges (Rural Sociology) MA, Sociology, 1996 Master s Thesis: Crossing Borderlands: Transnational Social Movements in a Globalized Economy, A Case Study from the U.S.-Mexico Border. Master s Committee: Russell Middleton (Chair), Gay W. Seidman, Pamela E. Oliver LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSIT BA, Political Science, cum laude, 1990 ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Texas A&M University Department of Sociology Assistant Professor, 2004-Present Affiliated with the Women s and Gender Studies Program, 2008-Present AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Sociology of Work Effects of global economy on changing patterns of work in Latin America and U.S. Racial/ethnic, gender, and class inequalities in U.S. labor market Sociology of Gender Gender and work Gender and social movements PUBLICATIONS Books & Monographs

2 Curriculum Vitae, Page 2 of 6 Forthcoming Nancy Plankey Videla. We Are in This Dance Together: Gender, Power, and Globalization in a Mexican Garment Firm. Rutgers University Press, in production, expected publication early summer Refereed Journal Articles Forthcoming Nancy Plankey Videla. Consent as Process: Problematizing Informed Consent in Organizational Ethnographies. Accepted at Qualitative Sociology, expected publication summer Nancy Plankey Videla. Engendering Global Studies of Women and Work. Feminist Studies Special Issue on Feminism and Globalism, 36(1): Nancy Plankey Videla. It Cuts Both Ways: Workers, Management and the Construction of a Community of Fate on the Shop Floor in a Mexican Garment Factory. Social Forces 84(4): Nancy Plankey Videla. Gendered Contradictions: Managers and Women Workers in Self-Managed Teams. Research in the Sociology of Work: Special Issue on Worker Participation, ed. by Vicki Smith, 16: Nancy Plankey Videla. Following Suit: An Examination of Structural Constraints to Industrial Upgrading in Mexico. Competition and Change: The Journal of Global Business and Political Economy 9(4): Other Publications 2006 Nancy Plankey Videla. Review of Steven Flusty s De-coca-colonization: Making the Globe from the Inside Out. Contemporary Sociology, 35(3): Nancy Plankey Videla. Maquiladoras pp in International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, ed. William A. Darity, Jr., Vol. 4, 2nd Edition. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA. Work In Progress In Progress Nancy Plankey Videla and Robert S. Mackin. A Tale of Two Strikes: State, Economy, and Movement Dynamics. In Progress Nancy Plankey Videla. Immigrant Sex Workers and Work-Family Balance under Precarious Employment Conditions. HONORS & FELLOWSHIPS 2011 ADVANCE Scholar Program National Science Foundation Mentoring Program, Texas A&M University

3 Curriculum Vitae, Page 3 of Present Research Fellowship, Mexican American and U.S. Latino Research Center Texas A&M University ($6,000 with Yan Hong, School of Rural Public Health) Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Internal Faculty Fellow Texas A&M University ($1,000 and one semester teaching release) Research Fellowship, Mexican American and U.S. Latino Research Center Texas A&M University ($5,000 with Zulema Valdez, Sociology) 2007 Honors Curriculum Development Grant Texas A&M University ($1,500) 2005 College of Liberal Arts Faculty Enhancement Grant Texas A&M University ($5,000) 2004 International Research Travel Assistance Grant Texas A&M University ($1060) 2002 Mellon Foundation Transnational Gender History Workshop University of Wisconsin-Madison 2000 Social Science Research Council Sloan, The Corporation as a Social Institution Fellow Fellows Conference at University of California, Berkeley 1997 Global Studies-MacArthur Fellowship University of Wisconsin-Madison 1997 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (Portuguese) Latin American and Iberian Studies Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1996 Tinker/NAVE Travel Grant Latin American and Iberian Studies Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1994 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship Honorable Mention 1991 Marian Award for Outstanding Female Graduate; Stanley Chan Award for Outstanding Political Science Graduate; Minority Leadership Grant; Presidential Citation for Academic Excellence; Burns Foundation Merit Award; Rev. Alfred Kilp Award for Service to the Community,

4 Curriculum Vitae, Page 4 of Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society, Presidential Citation for Academic Excellence, Kilp Award, Frank Sullivan Social Justice Award 1988 Kilp Award 1987 Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society, Chicano Leadership Grant, Jesuit Community Grant PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS 2010 Presenter, Consent as Process: Problematizing Informed Consent in Organizational Ethnographies. Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Internal Fellows Workshop, Texas A&M (1 October) Presenter, Stacey s Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography Revisited: Issues of Consent and Power in Fieldwork. American Sociological Association (Atlanta, GA, 15 August) Presenter, Grupos Económicos: Globalization and New Corporate Forms in Mexico. American Sociological Association (Atlanta, GA, 14 August) Presenter, Globalization and Transnational Labor: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Issues. Society for the Study of Social Problems (Boston, MA, 1 August) Presenter, Past, Present, and Future: The Mexican Garment Industry in the Era of Globalization. Latin American Studies Association Conference (San Juan, Puerto Rico, 16 March) Presenter, The Mexican Garment and Textile Industry: Before and After China s Accession to the WTO. American Sociological Association, PEWS Globalization and Labor Mini-Conference (Philadelphia, PA, 14 August) Invited Paper, Re-examining Full-Package Production as a Development Strategy for the Garment Sector in Mexico. Production Strategies for Union Organizing and Development of the Garment Industry in Latin America after the Multi-Fiber Arrangement Conference (Mexico City, 6 November) Presenter, "Manufacturing Militance and Consent: Labor Process in a Lean Garment Factory." American Sociological Association (San Francisco, CA 14 Aug).

5 Curriculum Vitae, Page 5 of Presenter, Structural Constraints to Industrial Upgrading in the Mexican Garment Industry: A Case Study." American Sociological Association, (Atlanta, GA, 16 Aug) Presenter, It Cuts Both Ways: Lean Production and Gender at a Mexican Garment Factory. Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting (Chicago, IL, 5 April) Presenter, When Workers Leave: Turnover and Industrial Expansion. SSRC-Sloan Corporation as a Social Institution Conference (University of California, Berkeley, 8 June) Presenter, Flexibility for Whom: The (Un)Intended Consequences of Modular Production in a Mexican Garment Factory. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Section on Labor and Labor Movements (Anaheim, CA, 19 August) Invited Paper, Unfinished Business: The U.S.-Mexico Border Five Years After NAFTA. Keynote address, Southwest Regional Conference for the U.S. Catholic Social Development Program (Tucson, Arizona, 18 September). SERVICE Editorial Board Member Sociology Compass Journal Reviewer American Journal of Sociology American Sociological Review Labor Studies Journal The Sociological Quarterly Sociology Compass Social Forces Professional Memberships American Sociological Association Development Labor and Labor Movements Latino/a Sociology Organizations, Occupations and Work Political Economy and the World System Sex and Gender Latin American Studies Association Society for the Study of Social Problems Sociologists for Women in Society Sociologists without Borders

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