百晓学者学者目录

Paul DiMaggio

New York University

Selected Publications

Journal Articles

  1. Clayton Childress, Paul DiMaggio (2026). Niche Partitioning, Local Scenes, and AI in Stand-Up Comedy. Academy of Management Discoveries.DOI
  2. Walter W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio (2023). The Iron Cage Redux: Looking Back and Forward. Organization Theory.DOI
  3. Bart Bonikowski, Paul DiMaggio (2022). Mapping culture with latent class analysis: A response to Eger and Hjerm. Nations And Nationalism, Vol. 280, No. 1.DOI
  4. Chelsea Daniels, Paul DiMaggio, G. Cristina Mora, Hana Shepherd (2021). Has Pandemic Threat Stoked Xenophobia? How COVID-19 Influences California Voters' Attitudes toward Diversity and Immigration*. Sociological Forum, Vol. 360, No. 40.DOI
  5. Paul DiMaggio (2020). Duality and relationality: The cultural matrix of John W. Mohr. Poetics.DOI
  6. Paul DiMaggio, J. Cohen (2020). Information Inequality and Network Externalities:. The Economic Sociology of Capitalism.DOI
  7. Paul DiMaggio (2019). Chapter 4. The Myth of Culture War: The Disparity between Private Opinion and Public Politics. The Fractious Nation?.DOI
  8. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (2019). Cultural Property and Public Policy. Anthologie Kulturpolitik.DOI
  9. Paul DiMaggio (2019). Social Structure, Institutions, and Cultural Goods: The Case of the United States. Social Theory for a Changing Society.DOI
  10. Paul DiMaggio, Ramina Sotoudeh, Amir Goldberg, Hana Shepherd (2018). Culture out of attitudes: Relationality, population heterogeneity and attitudes toward science and religion in the U.S. Poetics, Vol. 68.DOI
  11. Paul DiMaggio (2018). Four Mechanisms for Finding (and Being Found by) Research Problems. Sociologica.DOI
  12. Paul DiMaggio (2018). Our faith-based economy. Distinktion Journal of Social Theory.DOI
  13. Paul DiMaggio, Amir Goldberg (2018). Searching forHomo Economicus. European Journal of Sociology.DOI
  14. Paul DiMaggio, Clark Bernier, Charles Heckscher, David M. Mimno (2018). Interaction Ritual Threads. Ritual, Emotion, Violence.DOI
  15. Paul DiMaggio, Clark Bernier, Charles Heckscher, David M. Mimno (2018). Ritual, Emotion, Violence.DOI
  16. Paul DiMaggio (2017). Layers of endogeneity—How porous boundaries between state and society complicate institutional change. Rationality and Society.DOI
  17. Paul DiMaggio (2017). Evolutionary Approaches to Culture in Sociology.DOI
  18. Paul DiMaggio, Bart Bonikowski (2017). What 4 Types of American Nationalism can Tell us about Trump Voters.
  19. Paul DiMaggio, E. Hargittai, R. Neuman, John P. Robinson, J. Robles (2017). Social Implications of the Internet (Translated into Spanish, special issue on “Digital Divide and Digital Inequality”).
  20. Charles Heckscher, Clark Bernier, H. Gong, Paul DiMaggio, David M. Mimno (2017). “Driving Change by Consensus”: Dialogue and Culture Change at IBM.DOI
  21. Bart Bonikowski, Paul DiMaggio (2016). Varieties of American Popular Nationalism. American Sociological Review, Vol. 81, No. 5.DOI
  22. Paul DiMaggio, Patricia Fernandez-Kelly (2015). Immigration and the arts: a theoretical inquiry. Ethnic And Racial Studies, Vol. 380, No. 80.DOI
  23. Paul DiMaggio, E. Hargittai, R. Neuman, John P. Robinson (2015). Social Implications of the Internet (Translated into Turkish).
  24. Paul DiMaggio (2015). Adapting computational text analysis to social science (and vice versa). Big Data & Society.DOI
  25. Paul DiMaggio (2014). Comment on Jerolmack and Khan, “Talk Is Cheap”.DOI
  26. Paul DiMaggio, Manish Nag, David Blei (2013). Exploiting affinities between topic modeling and the sociological perspective on culture: Application to newspaper coverage of US government arts funding. Poetics, Vol. 41, No. 6.DOI
  27. Paul DiMaggio (2013). Why Cognitive (and Cultural) Sociology Needs Cognitive Psychology.DOI
  28. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (2013). The Economics of Social Institutions: Institutional isomorphism and collective rationality in organizational fields.
  29. Paul DiMaggio, Filiz Garip (2012). Network Effects and Social Inequality. Annual Review Of Sociology, Vol 38, Vol. 38.DOI
  30. Paul DiMaggio, Filiz Garip (2011). How Network Externalities Can Exacerbate Intergroup Inequality. American Journal Of Sociology, Vol. 116, No. 60.DOI
  31. Paul DiMaggio (2011). Social Structures. By John Levi Martin. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2009. Pp. xi+394. $39.50.DOI
  32. Paul DiMaggio (2011). Review of Social Structures by John Levi Martin.
  33. Paul DiMaggio (2011). Pablo J. Boczkowski: News at Work: Imitation in an Age of Information Abundance.DOI
  34. Paul DiMaggio, H. Markus (2010). Culture and Social Psychology: Converging Perspectives.DOI
  35. Paul DiMaggio (2010). The Problem of Chicago.DOI
  36. Paul DiMaggio, P. Fernandez-Kelly (2010). 1. Introduction: The Diversity and Mobility of Immigrant Arts.DOI
  37. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (2009). The iron cage revisited: Institutional isomorphism and collective rationality in organizational fields (German translation).
  38. Paul DiMaggio (2009). CHAPTER 9. Conclusion: The Futures of Business Organization and Paradoxes of Change.DOI
  39. W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio (2009). The New Institutionalism in Organizational Analysis (Chinese Translation with new preface).
  40. Paul DiMaggio, Walter W. Powell (2009). Das „stahlharte Gehäuse“ neu betrachtet: Institutionelle Isomorphie und kollektive Rationalität in organisationalen Feldern1.DOI
  41. Paul DiMaggio (2009). The Twenty-First-Century Firm.DOI
  42. Paul DiMaggio (2009). CHAPTER 1 Introduction: Making Sense of the Contemporary Firm and Prefiguring Its Future.DOI
  43. Paul DiMaggio, Bart Bonikowski (2008). Make money surfing the web? The impact of Internet use on the earnings of US workers. American Sociological Review, Vol. 730, No. 20.DOI
  44. Paul DiMaggio, F. Garip (2008). Intergroup Inequality as a Product of Diffusion of Practices with Network Externalities under Conditions of Social Homophily : Applications to the Digital Divide in the U . S . and Rural / Urban Migration in Thailand.
  45. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (2008). Preface to Chinese edition.
  46. Paul DiMaggio (2008). Commentary on John Goldthorpe’s “Cultural Capital: Some Critical Observations”.
  47. Paul DiMaggio (2007). Identities, Boundaries, and Social Ties.DOI
  48. Paul DiMaggio (2007). Comment on John Goldthorpe/2.DOI
  49. Paul DiMaggio (2007). Review of Identities, Boundaries and Social Ties by Charles Tilly.
  50. Paul DiMaggio (2007). Review of Visual Shock: A History of Art Controversies in American Culture by David Kammen and Good and Plenty: The Creative Successes of American Arts Funding by Tyler Cowen.
  51. Hana Shepherd, Paul DiMaggio (2007). Can Exploring Schematic Heterogeneity in Attitude Data Help Adjudicate Debates about White Americans Racial Attitudes.
  52. Paul DiMaggio (2006). Accounting for Taste: The Triumph of French Cuisine. By Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004. Pp. xii+258. $25.00.DOI
  53. Paul DiMaggio, Bart Bonikowski (2006). Does Internet Use Affect Earnings.
  54. Paul DiMaggio (2006). Review of Accounting for Taste by Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson.
  55. Etian Alimi, P. Almeida, A. Andrews, R. Aminzade, J. Anker, M. Anner, Mark Armbruster-Sandoval, J. Ayres, P. Bagguley, LeeAnn Banazak, Joe Bandy, Maryann Barakso, S. Barkan, Jennifer Bickham-Mendez, M. Beasley, Robert D. Benford, Tova Benski, Mitch Berbier, Chip Beriet, Mary Bernstein, J. Best, Kraig Beyerlien, Michael Biggs, A. Binder, Kathy Blee, Elizabeth L. Borland, Vincent Boudreau, J. Broadbent, Bob Brulle, Andrew Buckser, P. Burstein, S. Cable, K. Campbell, J. Carmin, S. Chabot, M. Clawson, L. Clemens, J. Cleveland, Andrea Cossu, B. Crow, R. Dalton, C. Davenport, M. Desai, Paul DiMaggio, B. Doherty, J. Earl, K. Eder, Rachel L. Einwohner, Nina Eliasoph, K. Fallon, M. M. Ferree, Olivier Filiieule, R. Findlay, G. Fine, Lisa Fischler, J. Foweraker, Rona Francisco, Bill Gamson, Marco Giugni, T. Gongaware, J. Goodwin, Deborah B. Gould, Herbert H. Haines, Michael W. Hanagan, Sebastian Haunss, L. Hewitt, Barbara Hicks, J. Himmelstein, K. Hochstetler, Claudio A. Holzner, Niamh Hourigan, S. Hug, S. Hunt, D. Imig, Andy Jamison, Craig Jenkins, Valerie Jenness, M. Jiminez, Erik Johnson, Victoria Johnson, A. Kane, M. Keating, Quee-Young Kim, J. Kitts, B. Klandermans, R. Kleidman, Felix Kolb, R. Koopmans, John Krinsky, T. Kubal, S. Kurtz, C. Kurzman, J. McCarthy, L. McDonald, C. McPhail, D. Meyer, Debra C. Minkoff, Aldon D. Morris, H. Johnston (2006). Mobilization: Editor's note.
  56. Paul DiMaggio (2005). The American art director as professional: results of a survey1.DOI
  57. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (2005). Semesterapperat Dr. Ulrich Brinkmann: The Iron Cage Resvisited : Institutional Isomorphism and Collective Rationality in Organizational Fields.
  58. Paul DiMaggio, Walter W. Powell (2005). A gaiola de ferro revisitada: isomorfismo institucional e racionalidade coletiva nos campos organizacionais.
  59. Samuel B. Bacharach, R. I. Sutton, Barry M. Staw, Karl E. Weick, Paul DiMaggio, K. Abraham (2005). 8 Models and Theories: Purposes and Reach. Foundations for Inquiry.DOI
  60. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (2005). The iron cage revisited: Institutional isomorphism and collective rationality in organizational fields (Brazil, trans. into Portuguese); “Classic articles” section.
  61. Paul DiMaggio, Toqir K Mukhtar (2004). Arts participation as cultural capital in the United States, 1982–2002: Signs of decline?DOI
  62. Paul DiMaggio (2004). Gender, networks, and cultural capital.DOI
  63. Paul DiMaggio, Bethany P. Bryson, John H. Evans, R. Peterson, Tom G. Smith, Blair Wheaton (2004). AMERICANS' ATTITUDES TOWARDS CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL AUTHORITY: CULTURE WARS, SOCIAL CLOSURE, OR MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS? GSS Topical Report No.27.
  64. Paul DiMaggio (2004). Culture and Economy.DOI
  65. Paul DiMaggio, E. Hargittai, Coral Celeste, Steven Shafer (2004). Digital Inequality: From Unequal Access to Differentiated Use.
  66. Paul DiMaggio (2003). David Throsby: 2001, Economics and Culture (Book Review).DOI
  67. Paul DiMaggio (2003). Review of Economics and Culture by David Throsby.
  68. Paul DiMaggio (2003). Review of The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business and Society, by Manuel Castells.
  69. Paul DiMaggio (2003). An Ecological Perspective on Nonprofit Research.DOI
  70. Paul DiMaggio, John P. Robinson, E. Hargittai (2003). NEW SOCIAL SURVEY PERSPECTIVES ON THE DIGITAL DIVIDE.
  71. Paul DiMaggio (2003). 18. Nonprofit Organizations and the Intersectoral Division of Labor in the Arts. The Nonprofit Sector.DOI
  72. Paul DiMaggio (2003). The Myth of Culture War:The Disparity between Private Opinion and Public Politics.DOI
  73. Paul DiMaggio, Janet A. Weiss, Charles T. Clotfelter (2002). Data to Support Scholarship on Nonprofit Organizations.DOI
  74. Paul DiMaggio (2002). Measuring the Impact of the Nonprofit Sector on Society Is Probably Impossible but Possibly Useful.DOI
  75. Paul DiMaggio, Wendy Cadge, Lynn D. Robinson, Brian Steensland (2001). The Role of Religious Actors and Religious Arguments in Public Conflicts over the Arts: A Case Study of the Philadelphia Area, 1965-1997.
  76. John H. Evans, Bethany P. Bryson, Paul DiMaggio (2001). Opinion Polarization: Important Contributions, Necessary Limitations1. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  77. Paul DiMaggio, E. Hargittai, W. R. Neuman, John P. Robinson (2001). Social Implications of the Internet.DOI
  78. Paul DiMaggio, Ann L. Mullen (2000). Enacting community in progressive America: Civic rituals in national music week, 1924☆.DOI
  79. Paul DiMaggio (2000). The production of scientific change: Richard Peterson and the institutional turn in cultural sociology☆.DOI
  80. Paul DiMaggio, Bethany P. Bryson (2000). Public Attitudes Towards Cultural Authority and Cultural Diversity in Higher Education and the Arts.
  81. Donnell Butler, Paul DiMaggio (2000). Studies of Artists: An Annotated Directory.
  82. W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio, Neil Fligstein, C. Tilly, B. Wellman (2000). The Capitalist Firm in the 21st Century: Emerging Patterns.
  83. B. Pettit, Paul DiMaggio (1999). Public Opinion and Political Vulnerability: Why Has the National Endowment for the Arts Been Such an Attractive Target?
  84. Paul DiMaggio (1999). Review of Trust and Governance, ed. by Valerie Braithwaite and Margaret Levi.
  85. Paul DiMaggio, B. Pettit (1999). Surveys of Public Attitudes toward the Arts: What Surveys Tell Us about the Arts' Political Trials--and How They Might Tell Us Even More.DOI
  86. Paul DiMaggio (1998). The New Institutionalisms: Avenues of Collaboration.
  87. C. Boyer, M. Colvin, R. AbdelAziz, R. Breiger, N. Brenner, P. Abell, Ari Adut, Daniel T. Cook, Karen S. Cook, James Aho, Clem Brooks, Charles Broughton, A. Alderson, Diana Crane, B. Cumings, P. Allison, O. Altalib, W. D’Antonio, R. Dalton, Kristin K. Andersen, Chris Buckley, S. Bunker, D. Anderton, Michael Dawson, Nicholas DeGenova, Chris Ansell, J. Burdick, Peter Burke, S. Arjomand, T. DeNora, N. Denton, G. Arrighi, Paul Burstein, V. Buskens, T. Balakrishnan, M. Diani, Paul DiMaggio, M. Baldassare, Craig Calhoun, Charles Camic, J. Barber, T. DiPrete, N. DiTomaso, Emily Barman, Cameron Campbell, D. Card, W. P. Barnett, W. J. Dixon, J. Dolan, Charles B. Carlson, P. Carr, P. Bearman, S. Dornbusch, A. Downes, Robert D. Benford, D. Carr, Glenn R. Carroll, M. Benson, Prasenjit Duara, G. Duncan, Ivar E. Berg, Lisa M. Catanzarite, J. Cavendish, Joseph Berger, Mitchell Duneier, S. Eckstein, P. Besnard, Anita Chan, M. Charles, Y. Bian, L. Edelman, D. Eggebeen, W. Bielby, Mark Chaves, Xiang-ming Chen, N. Biggart, Stephen J. Ellingson, J. Blau, A. Cherlin, Dennis Chong, M. Ellison, Mustafa Emirbayer, Kathy Blee, Kelly Chong, B. Erickson, A. Bonanno, Kevin J. Christiano, R. Cloward, Jonathan Bone, T. Espenshade, K. Etzkorn, A. Booth, Myron L. Cohen, Lawrence Cohen, S. Borgatti, Mariah Evans, R. Fantasia, Judith A. Boruchoff, S. Cohn, Bernard C. Cohn, Christine E. Bose, T. Fararo, George Farkas, C. Bosk, R. Collins, Scott L. Coltrane, T. Boswell, N. E. Johnson, James Farrer, R. Gulati, T. Gurr, Katherine Faust, Jennifer Johnson, D. Johnson, Richard B. Felson, J. Gusfield, D. Guthrie, M. Felson, K. Joyner, A. Kalleberg, M. Fennell, J. Hagan, S. Haggard, M. M. Ferree, M. Kalmijn, Michael A. Karesh, C. Fischer, W. Hagstrom, John R Hall, Robert G. Fishman, Edi Karni, I. Katznelson, Neil Fligstein, Maureen T. Hallinan, C. Flint, M. Kefalas, L. Keister, J. Foran, B. Halpenny, D. Hambrick, R. Forste, J. Kelley, T. D. Kemper, Jonathan Fox, Gary Hamilton, R. Hanneman, O. Frank, M. Kennedy, D. Kent, K. Frank, U. Hannerz, Lingxin Hao, J. Freeman, Jeffrey Kentor, N. Friedkin, R. Hardin, D. Harris, Gerald Friedman, John B. Kervin, R. Kessler (1998). Acknowledgments to Referees. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  88. D. Kaple, Ziggy Rivkin-fish, H. Louch, Lori V. Morris, Paul DiMaggio (1998). Comparing Sample Frames for Research on Arts Organizations: Results of a Study in Three Metropolitan Areas.DOI
  89. Paul DiMaggio, H. Louch (1998). Socially Embedded Consumer Transactions: For What Kinds of Purchases Do People Most Often Use Networks?DOI
  90. Paul DiMaggio (1998). The New American Cultural Sociology: The role of cultural capital in school success.DOI
  91. Paul DiMaggio, John H. Evans, Bethany P. Bryson (1997). Summary of "Have Americans' Social Attitudes Become More Polarized?" (Research Notes section).
  92. Paul DiMaggio, B. Pettit (1997). Public Sentiments towards the Arts: A Critical Reanalysis of 13 Public Opinion Surveys (Report to Pew Charitable Trusts).
  93. B. Pettit, Paul DiMaggio (1997). Resources for Studying Public Participation in the Arts: Inventory and Review of Available Survey Data on North Americans' Participation in and Attitudes Towards the Arts.
  94. Paul DiMaggio (1997). Culture and cognition.DOI
  95. Dongyoub Shin, Paul DiMaggio (1996). Beyond reciprocity: the institutionalization of an online interfirm technical cooperation mechanism in the computer software industry.
  96. Paul DiMaggio, D. Kaple (1996). Information on arts organizations.
  97. D. Kaple, Lori V. Morris, Ziggy Rivkin-fish, Paul DiMaggio (1996). Data on Arts Organizations: A Review and Needs Assessment, with Design Implications.
  98. Paul DiMaggio (1996). Editor's Introduction to Museum Research.
  99. Paul DiMaggio, J. Mohr (1996). The intergenerational transmission of cultural capital.
  100. Paul DiMaggio (1996). Are art-museum visitors different from other people? The relationship between attendance and social and political attitudes in the United States☆.DOI
  101. Paul DiMaggio (1996). Review of Sociology of Culture: Emerging Theoretical Perspectives, ed. by Diana Crane.
  102. R. Agnew, R. Alba, Robert R. Alford, P. Allison, Leon Anderson, Helmut, K. Anheier, Chris Ansell, W. Axinn, W. Baker, J. Huggins, Balfe., J. W. Balkwell, Richard Barrett, J. Baxter, F. Bean, P. Bearman, E. Beck, P. Beirne, -. Nachmanben, Yehuda, Albert Bergensen, Annette, Bernhardt, S. Bianchi, N. Biggart, P. Birkeland, S. Blair, M. Blair-Loy, Grant Blank, J. Blau, Lawrence D. Bobo, John Boli, Kenneth, Bollen, Phillip, Bonacich, A. Booth, Helén, Boritch, T. Boswell, Bowman, J. Braithwaite, Steven G. Brint, Christopher, R., Browning, R. Brubaker, William, Brustein, R. Bursik, J. Caldwell, Craig Calhoun, Charles Camic, R. Camp, John Campbell, Kathleen, Carley, D. Carpenter, Glenn R. Carroll, Bruce Carruthers, A. Caspi, J. Casterline, J. Saltzman, Chafetz, Patricia Chang, K., CHASE-DUNN, Mark Chaves, A. Cherlin, D. Chirot, H. Choldin, James J. Chriss, Candace Clark, M. Clarkberg, D. Clawson, Élisabeth, Clemens, Lawrence Cohen, B. Cohen, S. Cohn, S. Cole, R. Collins, R. William, Connell, W. Conner, Walker Connor, Daniel T. Cook, Philip Cook, Karen S. Cook, Stephen, E. Cornell, William Corsaro, J. Corzine, J. Covington, J. Craig, James C. Cramer, Sheldon, Danziger, Dauber, G. Davis, Nancy J. Davis, Michael, Dawson, J. Delamater, N. Demerath, F. Deng, N. Denton, N. Denzin, Teri Devine, Michele, Dillon, Paul DiMaggio, J. Dixon, F. Dobbin, P. Drew, R. Dunlap, Thomas Durkin, S. Eckstein, K. Edin, Mitchell, L. Eggers, Stephen J. Ellingson, Mustafa Emirbayer, D. Entwisle, S. Epstein, -. Cynthiafuchsep, Stein, B. Erickson (1996). Volume Information. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  103. Paul DiMaggio, John H. Evans, Bethany P. Bryson (1996). Have American's Social Attitudes Become More Polarized? American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  104. Paul DiMaggio (1995). Comment on "What Theory is Not.".DOI
  105. Thomas A. Koelble, Karen S. Cook, M. Levi, Mark S. Granovetter, Richard Swedberg, J. March, Johan P. Olsen, Walter W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio, S. Steinmo, K. Thelen, Frank Longstreth (1995). The New Institutionalism in Political Science and Sociology.DOI
  106. J. Lincoln, Walter W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio (1995). The New Institutionalism in Organizational Analysis.DOI
  107. Rikki Abzug, Paul DiMaggio, B. Gray, M. Useem, C. Kang (1993). Variations in trusteeship: cases from Boston and Cleveland, 1925–1985.DOI
  108. W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio (1993). The New Institutionalism in Organizational Analysis.DOI
  109. A. Abbott, W. Powell, Paul DiMaggio (1992). An Old Institutionalist Reads the New Institutionalism@@@The New Institutionalism in Organizational Analysis.DOI
  110. Paul DiMaggio (1992). Review of Political Networks: The Structural Perspective by David Knoke.
  111. Paul DiMaggio, Francie Ostrower (1992). Race, Ethnicity and Participation in the Arts (Report Monograph).
  112. Paul DiMaggio, D. Knoke (1992). Political Networks: The Structural Perspective.DOI
  113. Anne d’Harnoncourt, Paul DiMaggio, M. Perry, James N. Wood (1991). The Museum and the Public.
  114. Paul DiMaggio, Francie Ostrower (1990). Participation in the Arts by Black and White Americans.DOI
  115. Paul DiMaggio (1990). Review of Charismatic Capitalism: Direct Selling Organizations in America by Nicole Woolsey Biggart.
  116. Paul DiMaggio (1990). Review of The Nonprofit Economy by Burton Weisbrod.
  117. Paul DiMaggio, H. Anheier (1990). The Sociology of Nonprofit Organizations and Sectors.DOI
  118. Paul DiMaggio (1990). The nonprofit economy: Burton A. Weisbrod, (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1988) pp. 251, $22.95.DOI
  119. Paul DiMaggio, S. Zukin (1990). Structures of Capital: The Social Organization of Economic Life.
  120. H. Anheier, Paul DiMaggio (1990). A sociological conceptualization of the non-profit organizations and sectors.
  121. Paul DiMaggio (1990). Review of Highbrow/Lowbrow: The Emergence of Cultural Hierarchy in America by Lawrence Levine.
  122. Paul DiMaggio (1989). The System of Professions: An Essay on the Division of Expert Labor.Andrew Abbott.DOI
  123. D. Young, Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (1989). Yale's Compendia of Nonprofit Sector Research@@@Nonprofit Enterprise in the Arts: Studies in Mission and Constraint@@@The Nonprofit Sector: A Research Handbook.DOI
  124. Paul DiMaggio (1989). Nonprofit Enterprise in the Arts: Studies in Mission and Constraint.DOI
  125. Paul DiMaggio (1989). Review of The System of Professions: An Essay on the Division of Expert Labor by Andrew Abbott.
  126. Paul DiMaggio (1988). Bureaucratizing the Muse: Public Funds and the Cultural Worker.Steven C. Dubin.DOI
  127. Paul DiMaggio (1988). Interest and Agency in Institutional Theory.
  128. Paul DiMaggio (1988). Review of Bureaucratizing the Muse by Steven Dubin.
  129. J. Blau, Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (1988). The Study of Nonprofits and Two Useful Lessons in Multidisciplinary Endeavors@@@Nonprofit Enterprise in the Arts: Studies in Mission and Constraint@@@The Nonprofit Sector: A Research Handbook.DOI
  130. Paul DiMaggio (1988). Progressivism and the arts.DOI
  131. Paul DiMaggio (1987). Review of Architects and Firms by Judith Blau.
  132. Paul DiMaggio, Francie Ostrower (1987). Race, Ethnicity and Participation in the Arts: Patterns of Participation by Black, Hispanic and White Americans in Selected Activities from the 1982 and 1985 Surveys of Public Participation in the Arts.
  133. Paul DiMaggio, John R. Ryan (1987). The Production of Culture in the Music Industry: The ASCAP-BMI Controversy.DOI
  134. Paul DiMaggio (1987). Classification in Art.DOI
  135. Paul DiMaggio (1987). Review of The Production of Culture in the Music Industry: The ASCAP-BMI Controversy by John Ryan.
  136. A. Abbott, Mitchel, Abolafia, Patricia A. Adler, J. Aldous, Howard E. Aldrich, P. Allison, D. Alwin, R. Aminzade, Ronald M. Andersen, Ronald Angel, L. Appleton, N. Astone, R. Axelrod, Robert Bach, John Baldwin, B. Barber, James N. Baron, Pauline B. Bart, P. Bearman, B. Beck, H. Becker, P. Beirne, D. Bell, Nachman, Ben-Yehuda, Bennett, Berger, R. Berk, W. Bielby, N. Biggart, J. Blau, T. Blum, Kenneth, E. Bock, G. Bohrnstedt, Bollen, Edna Bonacich, Phillip, F. Bonacich, Victoria E. Bonnell, T. Boswell, K. Breault, Howard Brick, William, Bridges, Urie, Bronfenbrenner, Michael, Burawoy, Paul Burstein, Craig Calhoun, James T. Carey, Glenn R. Carroll, J. Chafetz, W. Chambliss, Christopher, K., CHASE-DUNN, A. Cherlin, Candace Clark, Paul D. Cleary, Clifford, C. Clogg, I. Cohen, B. Cohler, Anne Colby, J. Coleman, R. Collins, M. Colvin, J. Comaroff, Karen S. Cook, Thomas Cook, M. Corcoran, D. Cornfield, Louis Coser, Jeffrey D. Coulter, J. Craig, Diana Crane, J. Cronin, M. Deegan, J. Demos, N. Denzin, Joel A. Devine, Paul DiMaggio, Donnelly, Otis Dudley, Duncan, R. Eccles, D. Eggebeen, R. Emerson, P. England, Mariah Evans, T. Fararo, Reynolds, Farley, Robert Faulkner, G. Fine, Neil Fligstein, Form, B. Foster., W. Frisbie, Adam Gamoran, William A. Gamson, Judith M. Gerson, J. Gibbs, J. Giele, T. Gieryn, H. Gintis, Todd Gitlin, Goode, Walter R. Gove, J. Gowa, Mark S. Granovetter, Harold G. Grasmick, D. Greenberg, Liah Greenfeld, L. Griffin, J. Gusfield, J. Hagan, Gunhild, 0., Hagestad, C. Halaby, R. Hall, S. Halpern, Russell, Hardin, Heidi, Hartmann, Hechter, Carol A. Heimer, David Heise, G. Herdt, J. Heritage, Scott R. Herriott, P. Heyer, B. Heyns, C. Hirschman, R. Hodson, Thomas B. Hoffer, Richard Hogan, A. Horwitz, T. Huff, D. Jacobs (1987). Volume Information. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  137. Paul DiMaggio (1987). Work and Occupations: Book Reviews.DOI
  138. Paul DiMaggio (1987). Managers of the arts : careers and opinions of senior administrators of U.S. art museums, symphony orchestras, resident theaters, and local arts agencies.
  139. Ann Swidler, C. Geertz, V. Turner, M. Douglas, C. Lévi-Strauss, K. Burke, R. Bellah, B. Berger, Robert Bell, Ross Boylan, J. Collier, Paul DiMaggio, F. Dobbin, James W. Fernández, C. Fischer, E. Gerson, W. Griswold, R. Jepperson, S. Krieger, T. Lunde, John W. Meyer, J. Padgett, R. Peterson, J. Rieder, T. Skocpol, P. Stromberg, S. Tipton, R. Warner, M. Zelditch (1986). CULTURE IN ACTION : SYMBOLS AND.
  140. Paul DiMaggio, J. Mohr (1985). Cultural Capital, Educational Attainment, and Marital Selection. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  141. Paul DiMaggio, Kristen Stenberg (1985). Conformity and diversity in the American resident stage.
  142. Paul DiMaggio, M. Douglas (1985). Food in the social order: studies of food and festivities in three American communities.DOI
  143. Paul DiMaggio, Kristen Stenberg (1985). Why do some theatres innovate more than others? An empirical analysis☆.DOI
  144. Paul DiMaggio (1985). Review of The Economics of Cultural Decisions, ed. by William Hendon and James Shanahan.
  145. James B. Rule, Paul DiMaggio, G. Homans, O. Ranum, B. Berner (1984). Book reviews.DOI
  146. Paul DiMaggio (1984). Loft Living: Culture and Capital in Urban Change.Sharon Zukin.DOI
  147. Paul DiMaggio, F. Romo (1984). Determinants of Educational Programming in U.S. Art and History Museums (Report to Office of Planning & Policy Assessment, National Endow. for the Humanities).
  148. Paul DiMaggio (1983). The sociology of art comes of age. Review essay on The Social Production of Art by Janet Wolff and Art Worlds by Howard S. Becker.
  149. Paul DiMaggio (1983). Can Culture Survive the Marketplace.DOI
  150. Paul DiMaggio, J. Wolff, H. Becker (1983). The Sociology of Art Comes of Age@@@The Social Production of Art.@@@Art Worlds.DOI
  151. Paul DiMaggio (1983). Cultural Policy Studies: What They are and why We Need Them.DOI
  152. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (1983). The iron cage revisited: institutional isomorphism and collegctive rationality in organizational fie.
  153. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (1983). The Iron Cage Revisited: Institutional Isomorphism and Collective Rationality in Organizational Theory.
  154. Paul DiMaggio, W. Powell (1983). THE IRON CAGE REVISITED:. The New Economic Sociology.DOI
  155. Paul DiMaggio (1982). Cultural entrepreneurship in nineteenth-century Boston: the creation of an organizational base for high culture in America.DOI
  156. Paul DiMaggio (1982). Cultural capital and school success: The impact of status-culture participation on the grades of U.S. high-school students.DOI
  157. Paul DiMaggio (1982). Cultural Entrepreneurship in Nineteenth-Century Boston, Part II: The Classification and Framing of American Art.DOI
  158. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1981). The arts in social reproduction.
  159. Paul DiMaggio, Ann Swidler (1981). Organization without Authority: Dilemmas of Social Control in Free Schools.DOI
  160. Paul DiMaggio (1981). Review of Whose Music? A Sociology of Musical Taste by John Shepherd et al.
  161. Paul DiMaggio (1981). Whose Music? A Sociology of Musical Languages.John Shepherd , Phil Virden , Graham Vulliamy , Trevor Wishart.DOI
  162. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1980). Small scale policy research in the arts.
  163. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1979). Audience research and the local political process.
  164. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1979). Decentralized Applied Research: Factors Affecting the Use of Audience Research by Arts Organizations.DOI
  165. Paul DiMaggio (1979). On Pierre Bourdieu. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  166. Paul DiMaggio (1978). Audience Studies of the Performing Arts and Museums: A Critical Review. Research Division Report No. 9.
  167. R. Joan, Acker, L. Ronald, Breiger, K. Bruce, Eckland, N. Bert, Adams, R. Breton, H. Glen, Elder, D. Richard, Albà, W. Buckley, Peter Elsinger, J. Aldous, Larry, Ľ., Bumpass, M. Richard, Emerson, E. Howard, Aldrich, Michael, Burawoy, G. Edgar, Epps, Jeffrey Alexander, L. Robert, Burns, W. William, Erbe, M. Ronald, Andersen, N. Alan, Burstein, Howard, Š., Erlanger, Barry, D., Anderson, Ronald, Burt, W. Amitai, Etzioni, James, G., M. Charles, Camic, Thomas, J., Fararo, R. C. Angell, Carneiro, E. Robert, Faris, W., Peter Archibald, William, R., Catton, J...r., A. George, Farkaš, Arney, John, Cawelti, R. Farley, T. Roberta, R. Charles, Kenneth, A., Feldman, ASH-GARNER, K. Christopher, Marcus, K., Felson, P. Baker, CHASE-DUNN, L. Ferguson, E., D. Baltzell, V. Aaron, Cicourel, Bruce W. Finnie, B. Barber, P. Priscilla, Clark, Glenn, Firebaugh, R. Patricia, Barchas, Clausen, Claude, Fischer, B. Barry, C. Clogg, George Fischer, Rainer C. Baum, J. Ira, Cohen, H., Form, H. Becker, B. Cohler, L. Greer, Fox, Daniel, Bell, Stephen, Cole, H. John, Freeman, Wendell Bell, Kathleen, N., Conzen, E. Freidson, J. Bensman, Karen S. Cook, Frey, Benson, A. Lewis, Coser, E. Noah, Friedkin, N. Ben-Yehuda, R. Coser, L. Friedman, B. Bergmann, L. Herbert, Costner, W. Robert, Friedrichs, A. Richard, Berk, Craig, V., Fuguitt, J. Brian, Berry, Crain, Fullan, M. Janice, Beyer, Diana, Crane, Gregory, Gaertner, T., Bielby, Cummings, Gagnon, M. Hubert, Blalock, S. Cutler, J. Galaskiewicz, U. Grant, Blank, Phillips, Cutright, Gamson, Judith, Blau, John Czajka, Herbert, Gans, M. Peter, M. Dacey, A. Maurice, Garnier, Edna Bonacich, H. Donald, Davidson, C. Jerry, Gaston, Phillip, F., Bonacich, Davis, Geschwender, Bonjean, Daymont, J. Gibbs, S. Boocock, L. Defleur, Nathan, Glazer, Christine, Bose, Paul DiMaggio, D. Norval, Charles, Bosk, B. Dohrenwend, Paul C. Glick, P. Bourdieu, Robert Dreeben, J. C. Glidewell, M. Norman, Bradbijrn, David, Drew, Y. Charles, Glock (1978). Volume Information. American Journal of Sociology.DOI
  168. Paul DiMaggio (1978). Making Inequality: The Hidden Curriculum of High School Tracking.By James E. Rosenbaum. New York: Wiley, 1976. 238 pp. $13.95.DOI
  169. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem, Paula Brown (1978). A critical review of the content, quality and use of audience research.
  170. Paul DiMaggio (1978). Review of Making Inequality by James Rosenbaum.
  171. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1978). Social class and arts consumption.DOI
  172. Paul DiMaggio, J. Rosenbaum (1978). Making Inequality: The Hidden Curriculum of High School Tracking.DOI
  173. Paul DiMaggio, M. Useem (1978). Cultural Democracy in a Period of Cultural Expansion: The Social Composition of Arts Audiences in the United States.DOI
  174. M. Useem, Paul DiMaggio (1978). An Example of Evaluation Research as a Cottage Industry.DOI
  175. Paul DiMaggio (1978). National Endowment for the Arts: News Articles (1980): Article 10.
  176. Paul DiMaggio (1977). Review of Television as a Cultural Force, edited by Richard Adler and Douglas Cater.
  177. Paul DiMaggio (1977). Market Structure, the Creative Process, and Popular Culture: Toward an Organizational Reinterpretation of Mass‐Culture Theory.DOI
  178. Paul DiMaggio (1977). The American Arts Audience: Its Study and Its Character.
  179. Paul DiMaggio (1975). Taking culture somewhat seriously. Review essay of Popular Culture and High Culture by Herbert Gans.
  180. Paul DiMaggio, N. Zapol (1975). Information Technologies and Control Over Learning; a Comparison of Classroom, Broadcasting and Industrial Settings. Research Summary. Working Paper 75-2.
  181. Paul DiMaggio, N. Zapol (1975). Information Technologies and Control over Learning.
  182. Paul DiMaggio, R. Mooers (1973). The hitchhiker's field manual.DOI
  183. Paul DiMaggio. Institutional Transformation of American Culture. Basic Books.
  184. Paul DiMaggio, Rachel, Rosenfeld, Kathryn Schmidt, D. Cunningham, Patricia A. Roos’Rutgers, Pamela S. Tolbert. Occupational Feminization, Occupational Decline?1.
  185. Paul DiMaggio, Walter W. Powell, Daniel F. Chambliss, Randall Collins, Lewis A. Coser, R. Friedkin, C. Gersick, A. Hunter, R. Kanter, C. Lindblom, John W. Meyer, David Morgan, Susan Olzak, Charles Perrow, R. Peterson, A. Stinchcombe, Blair Wheaton. The Iron Cage Revisted: Institutional Isomorphism and Collective Rationality in Organizational Fields.

Preprints

  1. Paul DiMaggio, Eszter Hargittai (2023). From the 'Digital Divide' to 'Digital Inequality': Studying Internet Use as Penetration Increases.DOI

Datasets

  1. Paul DiMaggio (2026). NYU Science & Religion Survey. ICPSR Data Holdings.DOI

Research Interests

Social SciencesBusinessManagementAccounting

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