Travis Scott Lowe
Travis Scott Lowe
Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Tulsa
Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Tulsa
- AREAS OF EXPERTISEInequality and StratificationUrban SociologyWork and Occupations
TEACHING
SOC 1033: Sociological Imagination
SOC 2133: Inequality in American Society
SOC 2023: Statistics for the Social Sciences
SOC 3023: Sociology of Work and Occupations
SOC 3083: Urban Sociology
SOC 3093: Sociology of Poverty
SOC 3213: Real World Data Applications
SOC 4103: Investigating the Social World
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
(manuscripts available upon request)
Travis Scott Lowe. Forthcoming. "Seeking Shelter from the Storm: Perceived Work Insecurity in the United States." Handbook on Unemployment and Society.
Travis Scott Lowe. 2020. “Strategies of Flexible Accumulation and Perceived Employment Insecurity: Is There a Connection?” Social Currents. 7(4):331-351.
Travis Scott Lowe. 2018. “Perceived Job and Labor Market Insecurity in the United States: An Assessment of Workers’ Attitudes from 2002 to 2014.” Work and Occupations. 45(3):313-345.
Travis Scott Lowe and Michael Wallace. 2017. “Occupational Race Segregation, Globalization, and White Advantage: White-Black Earnings Inequality in U.S. Metropolitan Areas.” Sociological Spectrum 37(6):353-370.
Mary J. Fischer and Travis Scott Lowe. 2015. “Homebuyer Neighborhood Attainment in Black and White: Housing Outcomes during the Housing Boom and Bust.” Social Forces 93(4):1481-1512.
Travis Scott Lowe and Michael Wallace. 2013. “White-Hispanic Earnings Inequality in Urban Labor Markets: A Study of White Advantage.” In Hispanics in the U.S. Labor Market, edited by Richard Verdugo (pp. 61-90). Information Age Publishers: Charlotte, NC.
Michael Wallace and Travis Scott Lowe. 2011. “Work Values and Job Rewards among European Workers.” Research in the Sociology of Work 22:43-84.
Gordon Gauchat, Michael Wallace, Casey A. Borch, and Travis Scott Lowe. 2011. “The Military Metropolis: Defense Dependence in U.S. Metropolitan Areas.” City & Community 10:25-48.
- EDUCATIONPh.D. 2014SociologyDissertation: Subjective Economic Insecurity in the United States: Perceived Precarity in the New EconomyM.A. 2009SociologyThesis: Labor Market Conditions, Segregation, and Racial Income Disparities: A Study of Urban InequalityB.A. 2006Sociology/AnthropologyHonors Thesis: Presenting the Final Image: A Dramaturgical Analysis of Death and Funeral Rituals in Maine
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