Tinashe Chirume

  1. Graduate Teaching Assistant
LocationWilson Short 150

Biography

Curriculum Vitae

Education

B.A. Sociology, Morehouse College, 2018

M.A. Sociology, Washington State University, 2021.

Areas

Social Movements, Political Sociology, Environmental Sociology, State-Society Relations.

Research Interests

My research examines political and environmental social movements, with attention to how global processes shape their emergence, strategies, and outcomes. I am especially interested in protest policing, globalization, and the responses of state and non-state actors to collective action. Methodologically, I work across quantitative and qualitative approaches. My training includes statistics, interviews, survey methodology, and archival research. In my current research, I combine large-scale data analysis with historical and institutional approaches. This allows me to examine social and political processes across contexts and time.