Faculty & Staff Directory
Evan Stewart
Title: Assistant Professor
Email: Evan.Stewart@umb.edu
Department: Sociology
Areas of Expertise
Political and cultural sociology, public opinion, civic engagement, religion and secularism, social psychology, survey research, quantitative methods
Degrees
PhD, University of Minnesota
Professional Publications & Contributions
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Stewart, Evan. 2022. “Interpreting Nonreligion.” Pages 228-249 in Interpreting Religion, edited by Erin Johnston and Vikas Singh. Bristol, UK: Bristol University Press.
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2020. Stewart, Evan, and Douglas Hartmann. “The New Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere:” Sociological Theory 38(2):170–91.
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2020. Edgell, Penny, Evan Stewart, Sarah Catherine Billups, and Ryan Larson. “The Stakes of Symbolic Boundaries.” The Sociological Quarterly 61(2):309–33.
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2019. Delehanty, Jack, Penny Edgell, and Evan Stewart. “Christian America? Secularized Evangelical Discourse and the Boundaries of National Belonging.” Social Forces 97(3):1283–1306.
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2018. Stewart, Evan, Penny Edgell, and Jack Delehanty. “The Politics of Religious Prejudice and Tolerance for Cultural Others.” The Sociological Quarterly 59(1):17–39.
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2017. Edgell, Penny, Jacqui Frost, and Evan Stewart. “From Existential to Social Understandings of Risk: Examining Gender Differences in Nonreligion.” Social Currents 4(6):556–74.
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2017. Stewart, Evan, Jacqui Frost, and Penny Edgell, eds. “Special Issue: Intersectionality and Power.” Secularism and Non-Religion. 6(1).
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Current Research
Evan Stewart’s research focuses on what brings diverse groups of people together and what breaks them apart. His current work focuses on three empirical areas: religion and spirituality, pluralism in the public sphere, and the culture of climate change. This work has appeared in American Sociological Review, Social Forces, Sociological Theory, Social Currents, The Sociological Quarterly, Secularism and Nonreligion, and The Annual Review in the Sociology of Religion.