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Department of Sociology, UCLA375 Portola Plaza, 264 Haines HallLos Angeles, CA 90095-1551Phone: 310-267-5438

Email: olizardo@soc.ucla.eduWebpage: http://olizardo.bol.ucla.edu

orcid.org/0000-0002-5405-3007Google Scholar Profile

Omar LizardoEducation University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ)

Ph.D, Sociology, 2006.M.A., Sociology, 2002.

Brooklyn College, City University of New York (Brooklyn, NY)B.S., Psychology, 1997.

Academicpositions

University of California, Los Angeles2018–present. LeRoy Neiman Term Chair Professor, Department of Sociology.

University of Notre Dame2016–2018. Professor, Department of Sociology.2012–2016. Associate Professor, Department of Sociology.2006–2012. Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology.2008–2018. Member, Interdisciplinary Center for Network Science and Applications (ICenSA).2008–2018. Faculty Fellow, Kroc Institute for Peace Studies.2008–2010. Faculty Fellow, Nanovic Center for European Studies.

Wrocław University of Technology (Politechnika Wrocławska)2015–2016. Visiting Professor, Faculty of Computer Science and Management.

University of Trent2007–present. External Member, Centre for the Critical Study of Global Power and

Politics.

University of Arizona2000–2006. Graduate Assistant, Department of Sociology.

Distinctions,Honors,and Awards

Elected member, Sociological Research Association, 2019.(with Michael Strand), American Sociological Association Section on Theory Theory Prize

for Outstanding Article for “Beyond world images: Belief as embodied action in theworld” (Honorable Mention), 2017.

(with Jessica Collett), American Sociological Association Section on Emotions Recent Con-tribution Award for “Embarrassment and social organization: A multiple identitiesmodel” (Honorable Mention), 2015.

(with Robert Fishman), American Sociological Association Section on Comparative andHistorical Sociology Charles Tilly Best Article Award for “‘How macro-historical changeshapes cultural taste: Legacies of democratization in Spain and Portugal,” 2014.

(with Aaron Striegel, Shu Liu, Lei meng, Christian Poelleabauer, and David Hachen) BestPaper Award at The Fifth ACM Hotplanet Workshop, Hong Kong 2013.

American Sociological Association Section on Theory Lewis Coser Award for TheoreticalAgenda Setting, 2013.

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American Sociological Association Section on Culture Clifford Geertz Prize for Best Articlefor “How cultural tastes shape personal networks,” 2008.

(with Jessica Collett), American Sociological Association Section on Religion Best GraduateStudent Paper Award for “Why biology is not (religious) destiny: a second look atgender differences in religiosity,” 2005.

(with Jessica Collett), American Sociological Association Section on Emotions Best Grad-uate Student Paper Award for “Socioeconomic status and the experience of anger,”2005.

University of Arizona Department of Sociology’s Raymond V. Bowers Graduate StudentPaper Competition for “Why biology is not (religious) destiny: a second look at genderdifferences in religiosity,” 2005.

University of Arizona Department of Sociology’s Raymond V. Bowers Graduate StudentPaper Competition for “The effect of employment status on gender differences in cultureconsumption,” 2003.

Student Paper Competition, Graduate Division General Social Survey for “The effect ofemployment status on gender differences in culture consumption” (Honorable Mention),2003.

ProfessionalMember-ships

American Sociological Association

Section on Consumers and ConsumptionSection on Social PsychologySection on the Sociology of Culture

Section on the Sociology of EmotionsSection on Theory

International Network for Social Network AnalysisSocial Science History AssociationEastern Sociological SocietyAcademy of Management

Books ForthcomingSeth Abrutyn and Omar Lizardo (Eds.). Handbook of Classical Sociological Theory. New

York: Springer.John Mohr, Christopher A. Bail, Margaret Frye, Jennifer C. Lena, Omar Lizardo, Terence

E. McDonnell, Ann Mische, Iddo Tavory and Frederick Wherry. Measuring Culture.New York: Columbia University Press.

In PrintElliot Weininger, Annette Lareau and Omar Lizardo (Eds.). 2019. Ritual, Emotion,

Violence: Studies on the Micro-Sociology of Randall Collins. New York: Routledge.

RefereedPublications

Conditionally AcceptedOmar Lizardo. “Durable taste schemas and patterns of cultural choice.” Socius: Socio-

logical Research for a Dynamic World.Omar Lizardo, David Hachen, Ethan Fridmankski, and Michael Lee Wood. “Clustering

in a newly forming social network by subjective perceptions of loneliness.” Journal ofAmerican College Health.

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ForthcomingCheng Wang, Omar Lizardo, David S. Hachen. “Neither influence nor selection: Exam-

ining the co-evolution of political orientation and social networks in the NetSense andNetHealth studies.” PLoS ONE.

Seth Abrutyn and Omar Lizardo “Grief, care, and play: Theorizing the affective roots ofthe social self” Advances in Group Processes.

Cheng Wang, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen. “Using big data to examine the effect ofurbanism on social networks.” Journal of Urban Affairs.

Brandon Sepulvado, Michael Lee Wood, Ethan Fridmanski, ChengWang, Matthew J. Chan-dler, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen. “Behavioral trajectory similarity in socialnetworks and its correlates.” Social Science Computer Review.

Cheng Wang, David Hachen and Omar Lizardo. “Using Fitbit data to monitor the heartrate evolution patterns of college students.” Journal of American College Health.

In PrintOmar Lizardo, Brandon Sepulvado, Dustin S. Stoltz, Marshall A. Taylor. 2020. “What

can cognitive neuroscience do for cultural sociology?” American Journal of CulturalSociology 8: 3-28.*

Shikang Liu, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel andTijana Milenkovic. 2020. “The power of dynamic social networks to predict individuals’mental health.” Biocomputing 25: 635-646.

Omar Lizardo. 2019. “Specifying the ‘what’ and separating the ‘how’: Doings, sayings,codes, and artifacts as the building blocks of institutions.” Research in the Sociology ofOrganizations 65(A): 217-234.

Louis Faust, Priscilla Jiménez-Pazmino, James K. Holland, Omar Lizardo, David Hachenand Nitesh V. Chawla. 2019. “What 30 Days tells us about 3 Years: Identifyingearly signs of user abandonment and non-adherence.” Proceedings of the 13th EAIInternational Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare (Perva-siveHealth): 216-224.

Jeff Larson and Omar Lizardo. 2019. “Institutional movement logics and the changingshape of the U.S. social movement field, 1960–1995.” Social Forces. 97: 1389–1422.*

Omar Lizardo. 2019. “Simmel’s dialectic of form and content in recent work in culturalsociology.” The Germanic Review: Literature, Culture, Theory 94:93-100.

Louis Faust, Cheng Wang, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Nitesh V. Chawla. 2019. “Phys-ical Activity Trend eXtraction: A framework for extracting moderate-vigorous physicalactivity trends From wearable fitness tracker data.” JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 7:e11075.

Shikang Liu, David Hachen; Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel andTijana Milenkovic. 2018. “Network analysis of the NetHealth data: Exploring theco-evolution of individuals’ social networks and physical activities.” Applied NetworkScience 3:45.

Omar Lizardo, Dustin S. Stoltz, Marshall A. Taylor and Michael Lee Wood. 2018. “Vi-sualizing bring-backs.” Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 4: ArticleID: 2378023118805362.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Bolesław K. Szymański, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Im-pact of attributes on group formation.” Proceedings of the IEEE/ACM InternationalConference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM): 1250-1257.

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Louis Faust, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo and Nitesh Chawla. 2018. “Quantifyingsubjective well-being using trends in weekend activity.” Proceedings of the IEEE In-ternational Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI): 123-129.

Omar Lizardo. 2018. “The mutual specification of genres and audiences: Reflectivetwo-mode centralities in person-to-culture choice data.” Poetics: Journal of EmpiricalResearch on Culture, the Media and the Arts 68: 52-71.

Dustin S. Stoltz and Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Deliberate trust and intuitive faith: A dual-process model of reliance.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 48: 230-250.

Omar Lizardo and Dustin S. Stoltz. 2018. “Max Weber’s ideal versus material interestdistinction revisited.” European Journal of Social Theory 21: 3–21.*

Sudip Vhaduri, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen.2017. “Discovering places of interest using sensor data from smartphones and wear-ables.” Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on SmartWorld, UbiquitousIntelligence & Computing: 1-8.

Brandon Sepulvado and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Cognitive sociology in France.” AmericanSociologist 48: 366-381.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Bolesław K. Szymański, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Co-evolution of a multilayer node-aligned network of which layers represent different socialrelations.” Computational Social Networks 4: 11 doi: 10.1186/s40649-017-0047-1.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Bolesław K. Szymański, Nitesh Chawla, Omar Lizardo and KevinChan. 2017. “Influence of personal preferences on link dynamics in social networks.”Complexity doi:10.1155/2017/4543563.

Michael Strand and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “The hysteresis effect: Theorizing the regularityof mismatch in action” Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 47: 164–194.

Louis Faust, Rachael Purta, David Hachen, Aaron Striegel, Christian Poellabauer, OmarLizardo, Nitesh V. Chawla. 2017. “Exploring compliance: Observations from a largescale Fitbit study.” Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Social Sensing(SOCIALSENS): 55-60.

Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Improving cultural analysis: Considering personal culture in itsdeclarative and nondeclarative modes.” American Sociological Review 82: 88-115.

Joseph Cabrera, Stephan Scholz, George Hobor and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Integrating‘standard’ residents into ‘non-standard’ communities: A longitudinal analysis of socialcapital in a new urbanist development.” Journal of Urbanism 10: 63-76.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Bolesław K. Szymański, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Co-evolution of two networks representing different social relations in NetSense.” Proceed-ings of the International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications 693:423-434

Omar Lizardo, Robert Mowry, Brandon Sepulvado, Dustin S. Stoltz, Marshall A. Taylor,Justin Van Ness and Michael Lee Wood. 2016. “What are dual process models?Implications for cultural analysis in sociology.” Sociological Theory 34: 287-310.*

Rachel Purta, Stephen Mattingly, Lixing Song, Omar Lizardo, David Hachen, ChristianPoellabauer and Aaron Striegel. 2016. “Experiences measuring sleep and physicalactivity patterns across a large college cohort with fitbits.” Proceedings of the ACMInternational Symposium on Wearable Computers 28-35.

Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Why ‘cultural matters’ matter: Culture talk as the mobilizationof cultural capital in interaction.” Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture,

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the Media and the Arts 58: 1-17.*Stephen Vaisey and Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Cultural fragmentation or acquired disposi-

tions? A new approach to accounting for patterns of cultural change.” Socius: Socio-logical Research for a Dynamic World 2: ArticleID: 2378023116669726.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Bolesław K. Szymański, Omar Lizardo, Yuxiao Dong, Yang Yang andNitesh V. Chawla. 2016. “Analysis of link formation, persistence, and dissolution inNetSense data.” Proceedings of the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advancesin Social Networks Analysis and Mining: 1197-1204.φ

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2016. “Cultural objects as prisms: Perceived audiencecomposition of musical genres as a resource for symbolic exclusion.” Socius: SociologicalResearch for a Dynamic World 2: ArticleID: 2378023116641695.

Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Cultural symbols and cultural power.” Qualitative Sociology 39:199-204.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2016. “The end of symbolic exclusion? The rise of‘categorical tolerance’ in the musical tastes of Americans: 1993 - 2012.” SociologicalScience 3: 85-108.

Brandon Sepulvado, Michael Penta, David Hachen and Omar Lizardo. 2015. “Socialaffiliation from religious disaffiliation: Evidence of selective mixing among youth withno religious preference during the transition to college.” Journal for the Scientific Studyof Religion. 54: 833-841.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2015. “Musical taste and patterns of symbolic exclusionin the United States 1993 - 2012: Dynamics of conformity and differentiation acrossgenerations.” Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and theArts 53: 9-21.*

Omar Lizardo, Michael Penta, Matthew Chandler, Casey Doyle, G. Korniss, Bolesław K.Szymański, and Jonathan Bakdash. 2015. “Analysis of opinion evolution in a multi-cultural student social network.” Proceedings of the 6th International Conference onApplied Human Factors and Ergonomics: 3977-3984.

Cheng Wang, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen. 2015. “Triadic evolution in a large-scalemobile phone network.” Journal of Complex Networks 3: 264-290.

Michael Strand and Omar Lizardo. 2015. “Beyond world images: Belief as embodiedaction in the world.” Sociological Theory 33:44-70.φ

Jeff Larson and Omar Lizardo. 2015. “An institutional logics approach to the analysis ofsocial movement fields.” Social Currents 2: 58-80.

Cheng Wang, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen. 2014. “Algorithms for generating large-scale clustered random graphs.” Network Science 2: 403-415.

Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Taste and the logic of practice in Distinction.” Czech SociologicalReview 50: 335-364.

Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Omnivorousness as the bridging of cultural holes: A measurementstrategy.” Theory and Society 43: 395-419.

Omar Lizardo and Melissa Fletcher Pirkey. 2014. “How organizational theory can helpnetwork theorizing: Linking structure and dynamics via cross-level analogies.” Researchin the Sociology of Organizations 40: 33-56.*

*Lead article.φ Nominated for the Best Paper Award.*Lead article.φ Honorable mention, Theory Prize for Outstanding Article.*Lead article.

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Cheng Wang, David Hachen, and Omar Lizardo. 2013. “The co-evolution of communi-cation networks and drinking behaviors.” Proceedings of the AAAI Fall SymposiumSeries: 30-36.

Omar Lizardo 2013. “Schmaus’ functionalist approach to the explanation of social facts:An assessment and critique.” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 43: 453-492.

Omar Lizardo and Jessica Collett. 2013. “Embarrassment and social organization: Amultiple identities model.” Social Forces 92: 353-375.

Aaron Striegel, Shu Liu, Lei Meng, Christian Poellabauer, David Hachen, and OmarLizardo. 2013. “Lessons learned from the NetSense smartphone study.” ComputerCommunication Review 43:51-56.φ

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Reconceptualizing abstract conceptualization in social theory:The case of the ‘structure’ concept.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 43:155-180.

Robert M. Fishman and Omar Lizardo. 2013. “How macro-historical change shapes cul-tural taste: Legacies of democratization in Spain and Portugal.” American SociologicalReview 78: 213-223.ψ

Cheng Wang, Omar Lizardo, David Hachen, Anthony Strathman, Zoltán Toroczkai, andNitesh Chawla. 2013. “A dyadic reciprocity index for repeated interaction networks.”Network Science 1: 31-48.*

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Variety in cultural choice and the activation of social ties.” SocialScience Research 42: 321–330.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2012. “Reconceptualizing and theorizing ‘omnivorousness’:Genetic and relational mechanisms.” Sociological Theory 30: 260-280.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “The conceptual bases of metaphors of dirt and cleanliness in moraland non-moral reasoning.” Cognitive Linguistics 23-2: 367-394.

Troy Raeder, Omar Lizardo, David Hachen, and Nitesh V. Chawla. 2011. “Predictorsof short-term decay of cell phone contacts in a large scale communication network.”Social Networks 33: 245-257.*

Omar Lizardo. 2011. “Cultural correlates of ego-network closure.” Sociological Perspec-tives 54: 479-487.

Omar Lizardo. 2011. “Pierre Bourdieu as a post-cultural theorist.” Cultural Sociology 5:1-22.*

Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Beyond the antinomies of structure: Levi-Strauss, Giddens, Bour-dieu and Sewell.” Theory and Society 39: 651-688.

Jessica Collett and Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Occupational status and the experience ofanger.” Social Forces 88: 2079-2104.

Stephen Vaisey and Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Can cultural worldviews influence networkcomposition?” Social Forces 88: 1595-1618.

Omar Lizardo and Michael Strand. 2010. “Skills, toolkits, contexts and institutions:clarifying the relationship between different approaches to cognition in cultural sociol-ogy.” Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the Arts 38:204-227.

φ Best Paper Award.ψWinner of the 2014 Charles Tilly Best Article Award.* Inaugural issue.*Lead article.*Lead article in a special issue edited by Marco Santoro.

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Omar Lizardo. 2009. “Taking representational dualism seriously: Revisiting the Durkheim-Spencer debate on the rise of individualism.” Sociological Perspectives 52: 533-555.

Omar Lizardo and Michael Strand. 2009. “Postmodernism and globalization.” Protoso-ciology: An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research Volume 26: 36-72.

Omar Lizardo. 2009. “The Devil as cognitive mapping.” Rethinking Marxism: A Journalof Economics Culture & Society 21: 605-618.

Omar Lizardo.2009. “The comparative analysis of organizational forms: Integrating fieldand ecological approaches.” Research in the Sociology of Organizations 26: 117-151.

Jessica Collett and Omar Lizardo. 2009. “A power-control theory of gender and religios-ity.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 48: 213-231.*

Omar Lizardo. 2009. “Is a ‘Special Psychology’ of Practice Possible? From Values andAttitudes to Embodied Dispositions.” Theory & Psychology 19: 1-15.*

Omar Lizardo. 2009. “Formalism, behavioral realism and the interdisciplinary challengein sociological theory.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour. 39: 39-79.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2009. “Highbrow omnivorousness on the small screen?Cultural industry systems and patterns of cultural choice in Europe.” Poetics: Journalof Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the Arts 37: 1-23.*

Omar Lizardo. 2008. “The question of culture consumption and stratification revisited.”Sociologica: Italian Online Sociological Review 2/2008, doi: 10.2383/27709.*,1

Omar Lizardo. 2008. “Defining and theorizing terrorism: A global actor-centered ap-proach.” Journal of World Systems Research 14: 91-118.*

Omar Lizardo. 2008. “Understanding the flow of symbolic goods in the global culturaleconomy.” International Journal of Contemporary Sociology 45: 13-34.,2

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2008. “Cultural consumption in the fine and popular artsrealms.” Sociology Compass 2: 485-502.

Omar Lizardo. 2007. “Fight Club, or, the cultural contradictions of late capitalism.”Journal for Cultural Research 11: 221-243.

Jeff Larson and Omar Lizardo. 2007. “Generations, identities and the collective memoryof Che Guevara.” Sociological Forum 22: 425-451.

Omar Lizardo. 2007. “‘Mirror neurons,’ collective objects and the problem of trans-mission: reconsidering Stephen Turner’s critique of practice theory.” Journal for theTheory of Social Behaviour 37: 319-350.

Omar Lizardo. 2006. “How cultural tastes shape personal networks.” American Socio-logical Review 71: 778-807.φ,3,4

Omar Lizardo. 2006. “The effect of economic and cultural globalization on anti-U.S.transnational terrorism 1971-2000.” Journal of World Systems Research 12: 149-186.

*Featured article (with peer commentary and authors’ response).*Lead article on a special issue edited by Loïc J. D. Wacquant.*Lead article.*Featured article (with peer commentary and authors’ response).1Reprinted in: Alan Warde (Ed.), Consumption, Volume IV: Appreciation. Thousand Oaks: Sage

Publications, 2010.*Lead article.2 Reprinted in: Alan Warde (Ed.), Consumption, Volume I: Theoretical and Historical Approaches.

Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, 2010.φWinner of the 2008 Clifford Geertz Prize for Best Article.3Excerpted and Reprinted in: Matt Wray (Ed.), Cultural Sociology: An Introduction. New York: W.W.

Norton, 2013.4Summarized in: Jörg Rössel and Sebastian Weingartner (Eds.), Key Works of Network Research.

Springer VS, Wiesbaden, 2019.

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Omar Lizardo. 2006. “The puzzle of women’s ‘highbrow’ culture consumption: Inte-grating gender and work into Bourdieu’s class theory of taste.” Poetics: Journal ofEmpirical Research on Culture, the Media and the Arts 34: 1-23.*

Omar Lizardo. 2005. “Can cultural capital theory be reconsidered in the light of worldpolity institutionalism? Evidence from Spain.” Poetics: Journal of Empirical Researchon Culture, the Media and the Arts 33: 81-110.*

Omar Lizardo. 2004. “The cognitive origins of Bourdieu’s habitus.” Journal for theTheory of Social Behaviour 34: 375-401.

Albert J. Bergesen and Omar Lizardo. 2004. “International terrorism and the worldsystem.” Sociological Theory 22: 38-52.5,6

UnrefereedPublica-tions(BookChapters)

In PrintOmar Lizardo. 2019. “Pierre Bourdieu as cognitive sociologist.” Pp. 65-80 in Wayne

H. Brekhus and Gabriel Ignatow (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Sociology.Oxford University Press.

Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Bourdieu, distinction, and aesthetic consumption.” In FrederickF. Wherry and Ian Woodward (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Consumption. OxfordUniversity Press.

Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Culture and stratification.” Pp. 198-206 in John R. Hall, LauraGrindstaff and Ming-cheng Lo (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Cultural Sociology (2ndEdition). Routledge.

Elliot Weininger and Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Introduction.” In Elliot Weininger, AnnetteLareau and Omar Lizardo (Eds.), Ritual, Emotion, Violence: Studies on the Micro-Sociology of Randall Collins. Routledge.

Bolesław K. Szymański, Omar Lizardo, Casey Doyle, Panagiotis D. Karampourniotis,Pramesh Singh, Gyorgy Korniss, and Jonathan Z. Bakdash. 2016. “The spread ofopinions in societies.” Pp. 61-84 in Joseph V. Cohn, Sae Schatz, Hannah Freemanand David J. Y. Combs (Eds.), Modeling Sociocultural Influences on Decision Making:Understanding Conflict, Enabling Stability. CRC Press.

Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Cultural theory.” Pp. 99-120 in Seth Abrutyn (Ed.), Handbook ofContemporary Sociological Theory. Springer.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2015. “After omnivorousness: Is Bourdieu still relevant?”Pp. 90-103 in Laurie Hanquinet and Mike Savage (Eds.), Routledge International Hand-book of the Sociology of Art and Culture. Routledge.

David Galehouse, Tommy Nguyen, Sameet Sreenivasan, Omar Lizardo, Gyorgy Kornissand Bolesław K. Szymański. 2014. “Impact of network connectivity and agent com-mitment on spread of opinions in social networks.” Pp. 149-160 in Sae Schatz, JosephCohn and Denise Nicholson (Eds.) Advances in Cross-Cultural Decision Making. AHFEConference.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “Embodied culture as procedure: Cognitive science and the link be-tween subjective and objective culture.” Pp. 70-86 in Alan Warde and Dale Southerton(Eds.), The Habits of Consumption: COLLeGIUM: Studies Across Disciplines in theHumanities and Social Sciences, Volume 12. Helsinki Collegium of Advanced Studies.

*Lead article.*Lead article.5Reprinted in: P. James and R.R. Sharma (Eds.) Globalization and Violence, Volume IV. Thousand

Oaks: Sage Publications, 2006.6Translated (German) and reprinted in: Thorsten Bonacker and Christoph Weller (Eds.) Konflikte der

Weltgesellschaft: Akteure, Strukturen, Dynamiken. Frankfurt: Campus Verlag, 2006.

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Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Jean Piaget: Sociology beyond holism and indvidualism.” Pp.315-322 in Christofer Edling and Jens Rydgren (Eds.), Sociological Insights of GreatThinkers: Sociology through Literature, Philosophy, and Science. Praeger.

Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Culture and stratification.” Pp. 305-315 in John R. Hall, LauraGrindstaff and Ming-cheng Lo (Eds.), Handbook of Cultural Sociology. Routledge.

Albert J. Bergesen and Omar Lizardo. 2005. “Terrorism and hegemonic decline.” Pp.227-240 in Jonathan Friedman and Christopher Chase-Dunn (Eds.), Hegemonic De-cline: Present and Past. Political Economy of World-Systems Annuals, Vol. XXVI-b.Paradigm Publishers.

Omar Lizardo and Albert J. Bergesen. 2003. “Types of terrorism by world systemlocation.” Humboldt Journal of Social Relations 27: 162-192. Albert J. Bergesen andOmar Lizardo. 2002. “Terrorism and world system theory.” Pp. 9-23 in RyszardStemplowski (Ed.), Transnational Terrorism in the World System Perspective. ThePolish Institute of International Affairs.7

OtherPublications:Comments,ResponsesandEditorials

In PrintOmar Lizardo. 2019. “Classes and classification: Comment on Chan, Flemmen, Jarness

and Roselund” British Journal of Sociology 70: 906-913.Sarah Mustillo, Omar Lizardo and Rory McVeigh. 2018. “Editors’ comment: A few

guidelines for quantitative submissions.” American Sociological Review 83: 1281–1283.Omar Lizardo. “Social theory tomorrow: A collaborative miniaturism proposal.” 2018.

Culture: Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of the American SociologicalAssociation 30(1).

Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Publishing theory at ASR.” Perspectives: Newsletter of the ASATheory Section 39(1).

Omar Lizardo, Rory McVeigh and Sarah Mustillo. 2016. “Meeting the challenges of a 21stcentury flagship journal: Sustaining excellence, upgrading the process, and expandingthe range.” American Sociological Review. 81: 1-3.

Jessica Collett and Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Localizing cultural phenomena by specifyingsocial psychological mechanisms: Introduction to the special issue.” Social PsychologyQuarterly 77: 95-99.

Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Beyond the Comtean schema: The sociology of culture and cogni-tion versus cognitive social science.” Sociological Forum 29: 983–989.

Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Theorizing and cognitive science.” Perspectives: Newsletter of theASA Theory Section 36(1).

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Social psychological processes as mechanisms for the explanationof cultural phenomena.” Culture: Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of theAmerican Sociological Association 26(1).

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “What young people should know about theory and theorizingtoday.” Perspectives: Newsletter of the ASA Theory Section 34(2).

Omar Lizardo and Terence McDonnell. 2012. “Culture warriors: Cultural sociology atNotre Dame University.” Culture: Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of theAmerican Sociological Association 25(3).

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “Analytical sociology’s superfluous revolution: Comment on Little.”Sociologica: Italian Online Sociological Review 1/2012, doi: 10.2383/36902.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “The three phases of Bourdieu’s American reception: Comment onLamont.” Sociological Forum 27: 238-244.

7Translated (Polish) and reprinted as: Albert J. Bergesen and Omar Lizardo. 2002. “Terroryzm ateoria systemu swiatowego (world-system).” Polski Przeglad Dyplomatyczny 2: 15-31.

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Omar Lizardo. 2010. “The Problem of the Cultural Determination of Cognition inInstitutional Theory.” Culture :Newsletter of the Sociology of Culture Section of theAmerican Sociological Association 24(2).

Omar Lizardo and Jessica Collett. 2009. “Rescuing the Baby from the Bathwater: Con-tinuing the Conversation on Gender, Risk, and Religiosity.” Journal for the ScientificStudy of Religion. 48: 256-259.

Omar Lizardo. 2009. “Letter to the editor.” Harvard Business Review 87: 106.Omar Lizardo. 2008. “Comments to the editor.” Sociological Forum 23: 850-851.Omar Lizardo. 2008. “The question of culture consumption and stratification revisited:

A response to the Comments.” Sociologica 2/2008, doi: 10.2383/27736.Omar Lizardo. 2008. “Three cheers for unoriginality: Comment on John Goldthorpe.”

Sociologica: Italian Online Sociological Review 1/2008, doi: 10.2383/26580.

OtherPublications:Encyclope-dia Entries

In PrintOmar Lizardo. 2015. “Culture, cognition and embodiment.” In James D. Wright (Ed.)

International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Elsevier.Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Habitus.” In Byron Kaldis (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Philosophy and

the Social Sciences. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications.Omar Lizardo. 2011. “Cultural capital.” In Dale Southerton(Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Consumer Culture. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications.Omar Lizardo. 2006. “Foreign terrorism.” In James Ciment (Ed.), Social Issues in

America: An Encyclopedia. New York: M.E. Sharpe.Omar Lizardo. 2006. “Relational cohesion theory.” In George Ritzer (Ed.), Encyclopedia

of Sociology. New York: Blackwell.Omar Lizardo. 2006. “Peter Blau.” In George Ritzer (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Sociology.

New York: Blackwell.

OtherPublications:BookReviews

In PrintOmar Lizardo. 2017. “Review of: Contested Tastes: Foie Gras and the Politics of Food

by Michaela DeSoucey.” Administrative Science Quarterly 62: NP31-NP34.Omar Lizardo. 2016. “”A collective object for the sociology of morality project: Review

essay on The Moral Background by Gabriel Abend.” Contemporary Sociology 39: 199-204.

Omar Lizardo. 2015. “Review of: Still Connected: Family and Friends in American Since1970 by Claude S. Fischer.” Social Forces 93: e103.

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Review of: Status, Power and Ritual Interaction: A RelationalReading of Durkheim, Goffman and Collins by Theodore D. Kemper.” Perspectives:Newsletter of the ASA Theory Section 35(1).

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Review of: Reframing the Social: Emergentist Systemism andSocial Theory by Poe Yu-Ze Wan.” Science & Education 22: 1295-1297.

Omar Lizardo. 2013. “Review of The Legacy of Pierre Bourdieu: Critical Essays Editedby Simon Susen and Bryan S. Turner.” Contemporary Sociology 42: 427-428.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “Review of Interpretation and Social Knowledge by Isaac AriailReed.” American Journal of Sociology 118: 497-499.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “Review of: Making the Social World: The Structure of HumanCivilization by John R. Searle.” Journal of World Systems Research 18: 290-292.

Omar Lizardo. 2012. “The resilience of life: On Simmel’s last testament.” ContemporarySociology 41: 302-304.

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Omar Lizardo. 2011. “Georg Simmel: Life, self, culture and society: A review of theconference.” Perspectives: Newsletter of the ASA Theory Section 33(2).

Omar Lizardo. 2011. “Review of: Spiritual Economies: Islam, Globalization, and theAfterlife of Development by Daromir Rudnyckyj.” Administrative Science Quarterly56: 485-489.

Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Review of: Global Rebellion: Religious Challenges to the SecularState, From Christian Militias to Al Qaeda by Mark Juergensmeyer.” InternationalJournal of Comparative Sociology 51: 396-400.

Omar Lizardo. 2010. “Review of: Social Structures by John Levi Martin” Sociologica:Italian Online Sociological Review 8, doi: 10.2383/32721.

Omar Lizardo. 2008. “Review of: Exotic Commodities: Modern Objects and EverydayLife in China by Frank Dikotter.” American Journal of Sociology 114: 530-532.

Omar Lizardo. 2007. “Review of: Organs without Bodies: On Deleuze and Consequencesby Slavoj Zizek.” Theory, Culture and Society 24: 142-146.

Omar Lizardo. 2007. “Review of: Cities, War, and Terrorism: Towards an UrbanGeopolitics edited by Stephen Graham.” International Sociology 22: 595-599.

Omar Lizardo. 2006. “Review of: Sovereign Bodies: Citizens, Migrants, and States inthe Postcolonial World edited by Thomas Blom Hansen and Finn Stepputat.” Journalof World Systems Research 12: 203-207.

Omar Lizardo. 2004. “Review of: The Emerging Monoculture: Assimilation and the’Model Minority’ edited by Eric Mark Kramer.” Contemporary Sociology 33: 422-424.

Omar Lizardo. 2003. “Review of: The Empire of Disorder by Alain Joxe.” Journal ofWorld Systems Research 9: 174-177.

UnrefereedManuscripts(ArchivedPreprints)

Shikang Liu, Fatemeh Vahedian, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer,Aaron Striegel and Tijana Milenkovic. 2019. “Heterogeneous network approach topredict individuals’ mental health.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1906.04346.

Faust, Louis, Priscilla Jiménez, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Aaron Striegel, and NiteshV. Chawla. 2018. “Long-term compliance habits: What early data tells us.” arXivpreprint arXiv:1804.04256.

Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Specifying the ‘what’ and separating the ‘how’: Doings, Sayings,codes, and artifacts as the building blocks of institutions.” SocArXiv preprinthttps://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/2eu34/

Radoslaw Michalski, Boleslaw K. Szymanski, Przemyslaw Kazienko, Christian Lebiere,Omar Lizardo, Marcin Kulisiewicz. 2018. “Social networks through the prism ofcognition.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1806.04658v1 .

Omar Lizardo 2017. “An analytic approach to culture.” SocArXiv preprinthttps://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/62xbd/.

Yang, Yang, Omar Lizardo, Dong Wang, Yuxiao Dong, Aaron D. Striegel, David Hachen,and Nitesh V. Chawla. 2016. “Gender differences in communication behaviors, spatialproximity patterns, and mobility habits.” 2016. arXiv preprint arXiv:1607.06740.

Yuxiao Dong, Omar Lizardo, Nitesh V. Chawla. “Do the young live in a ‘smaller world’than the old? Age-specific degrees of separation in a large-scale Mobile communicationnetwork.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1606.07556.

InvitedLecturesandAddresses(LastSix Years)

“Discovering taste communities in survey data.”– University of Arizona School of Sociology Brown Bag Series, Tucson, AZ, 2019.– Jensen Lecture Series, Department of Sociology, Duke University, Durham,North Carolina, 2018.

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– Keynote Address, Understanding Everyday Participation Project Closing Con-ference, Manchester, UK, 2018.

“Dual process models in social psychology and cultural sociology: Implications for the studyof trust.” Heidelberg Center for American Studies, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg,Germany, 2018.

“Examining the link between different tie properties in ego networks.” Department of Soci-ology and The Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis, University of Manchester,Manchester, UK, 2018.

“Institutional movement logics and the changing shape of the U.S. social movement field,1960–1995,”

– Workshop on Social Organization, Department of Sociology, Princeton Univer-sity, Princeton, New Jersey, 2017.

– Culture and Politics Workshop, Department of Sociology at the University ofNorth Carolina Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 2017.

Conference on Networks and Culture. Stanford University Graduate School of Business,Palo Alto, CA, 2017.

“Publishing theory at ASR.” Invited panel on How to Publish in Theory Annual Meeting ofthe American Sociological Association, Montreal, Canada, 2017.

Thematic Session on Boundaries and Fields. Annual Meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, Montreal, Canada, 2017.

“A procedural theory of culture.”– Department of Sociology at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Col-loquium Series, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 2017.

– Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago ColloquiumSeries, Chicago, Illinois, 2017.

– Department of Sociology at Princeton University Colloquium Series, Princeton,New Jersey, 2017.

– New York University Department of Sociology Culture Workshop, New York,New York, 2017.

– Keynote address at the Cultural Sociology Lowlands Conference. University ofAmsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2017.

“Matching in cultural activities and persistence of social ties in the NetSense dataset.”– Sociology Department Colloquium, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hamp-shire, 2017.

– Hanken Business School, Helsinki, Finland, 2017.– Session on Stability of Social Systems in the Age of Networked World ARLNS CTA Annual Technical Meeting, Clayton Center, University of Delaware,Newark, Delaware, 2017.

– Grenoble École de Management, Grenoble, France, 2017.Conference on Fields, Logics, Framing, and Cognition. University of California at Berkeley,

Berkeley, CA, 2017.“The Mutual specification of genres and audiences: Reflective two-mode centralities in

person-to-culture choice data.”– Formalizing Culture Workshop, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2016.– ‘Culture Club’ Seminar, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Nether-lands, 2017.

“Schematic logics and patterns of culture choice: Linking cognition and action in the soci-ology of taste.”

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– UC Berkeley Sociology Departmental Colloquium Series, University of Califor-nia, Berkeley, 2017.

– Social Research and Public Policy Seminar Series, Department of Sociology,New York University, Abu Dhabi, 2016.

– Sociology Colloquium, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 2016.– Department of Sociology Theory Workshop, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA,2016.

“Publishing organization theory work at ASR.”– Hanken Business School, Helsinki, Finland, 2017.– Grenoble École de Management, Grenoble, France, 2017.– Social Interaction and Organizing at Northwestern (SION) Speaker Series,Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 2016.

“Multilevel systems, interactive mechanisms, and the nature of culture.” Section on Sociol-ogy of Culture Invited Session on Recent Advances in the Sociology of Culture. AnnualMeetings of the American Sociological Association, Seattle, WA, 2016.

“A Plea for Social Mechanisms in culture and cognition research: A multilevel systems ap-proach.” New Directions in Culture and Cognition Mini-Conference, Annual Meetingsof the Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, MA, 2016.

“Linking position and perception: How social location shape the presumed characteristicsof genre audiences.” University of British Columbia Sociology Department SeminarSeries, Vancouver, BC, 2016.

“Cultural objects as prisms: Perceived audience composition of musical styles as a resourcefor symbolic exclusion in the United States.”

– Grand Valley State University Sociology Department Colloquium, Allendale,MI, 2017.

– Sociology Graduate Student Society (SGSS) Sponsored Talk, University of Geor-gia, Athens, GA, 2016.

– Harvard University Sociology Department Colloquium Series, Cambridge, MA,2016.

– University of North Carolina at Charlotte Sociology Department ColloquiumSeries, Charlotte, NC, 2015.

– University of Arizona School of Sociology Brown Bag Series, Tucson, AZ, 2015.“(Prolegomenon to a) cultural dynamics: An analytic approach to processes of cultural

change and reproduction.” Micro-Macro Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, 2015.“How sexual fields clarify the properties of fields in general,” Thematic Session on Sexual

Fields, Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL, 2015.“The non-arbitrariness of cultural power: Grounding and motivation in cultural symbols.”

Thematic Session on The Sources of Cultural Power, Annual Meeting of the AmericanSociological Association, Chicago, IL, 2015.

Measuring Culture Conference. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Bend, IN, 2015.“Triadic evolution in a large-scale mobile phone network.” MORS Colloquium, Haas Busi-

ness School, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, 2014.“The end of theorists: The relevance, opportunities, and pitfalls of theorizing in sociology.”

Lewis Coser Memorial Lecture and Salon, Annual Meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, San Francisco, CA, 2014.

“Bourdieu and the hard embodiment of culture: Methodological and theoretical challenges.”Thematic Session on Bourdieu, Culture, and Empirical Research. Annual Meeting ofthe American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, 2014.

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Symposium on Affinities of Language, Cultural Tool Kits, Institutional Logics: AdvancingStrategies of Action, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia,PA, 2014.

Measuring Culture 2 Conference, University of California at Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara,CA, 2014.

“Beyond words: The conceptual basis of sociological theory.” Gert H. Mueller Social The-ory Speaker Series: The Craft of Doing Theory, Department of Sociology, AmericanUniversity, Washington, D. C., 2014.

“Cultural omnivorousness and the perceived audience composition of musical styles.” Cultureand Inequality Workshop, Department of Sociology, Princeton University, Princeton,NJ, 2014

Special Session on What Should the Sociology of Culture and Cognition Look Like? — AConversation., Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD,2014.

Grants andSponsoredPrograms

Project Advisory Board Member. Mads Meier Jæger (PI), “Mozart with Mom? FamilyBackground, Cultural Participation, and Social Inequality.” Velux Foundations fundedproject, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, $DKK 5,400,000 (2018-2021).

Principal Investigator (Dissertation Improvement Grant for Brandon Sepulvado), Re-search Grant Award (SES-1702667): “The Emergence of Disciplinary Networks: TheCase of French Neurology.” National Science Foundation, $11,334.00 (2017-2018).

Principal Investigator, Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS-CTA),“Influencing, Agitation Propagation, and Social Contagion in Empirical Networks andData-Driven Models.” United States Army Research Laboratory, $180,000 (2016-2018).

Principal Investigator, Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS-CTA),“Social Dynamics, Opinion Spreading, and Influencing in Social Networks.” UnitedStates Army Research Laboratory, $165,602 (2014-2016).

Investigator (with Nitesh Chawla [co-Investigator], David Hachen [co-Investigator], Ti-jana Milenković [co-Investigator], Jessica Payne [co-Investigator], Aaron Striegel [co-Investigator], and Christian Poellabauer [co-Investigator]), “NetHealth: Modeling theCo-evolution of Social Networks and Health Behaviors.” National Institutes of Health(R01 HL117757-01A1), $2,913,061 (2014-2018).

Principal Investigator (with David Hachen [Lead-PI], Jeffrey Liew [PI], and AaronStriegel [PI]), “Using Smart Devices to Capture the Emotionality of Offline Communi-cation.” National Academies Keck Futures Initiative Grant, $100,000 (2013-2014).

Principal Investigator, Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS-CTA),“Social Dynamics, Opinion Spreading, and Influencing in Social Networks.” UnitedStates Army Research Laboratory, $84,714 (2013-2014).

Principal Investigator (Dissertation Improvement Grant for Sara Skiles), Research GrantAward (SES-1203426): “Aesthetic Taste Expression and Symbolic Boundary Work.”National Science Foundation, $9,100 (2012-2013).

Principal Investigator (Nitesh Chawla [Lead-PI], Jessica Hellmann [PI], Debra Javeline[PI]„ Jason McLachlan [PI], Jaroslaw Nabrzyski [PI]), Virtual Organizations, Informa-tion Technology Research Program, Research Grant Award (#1029584): “CDI-TYPEII: Building and studying a virtual organization for adaptation to climate change.”National Science Foundation, $1,550,000 (2010-2014).

Principal Investigator (with Aaron Striegel [Lead-PI], David Hachen [PI], and ChristianPoellabauer [PI] ), Division of Information & Intelligent Systems, Social-Computational

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Systems Program, Research Grant Award (#0968529): “SoCS: Explorations on the Ef-fects of Pervasive Networking on Social Relationships and Resource Planning.” NationalScience Foundation, $748,825 (2010-2012).

Co-Awardee (with David Hachen) Grant to organize a “Distinguished Speaker Series onSocial Networks”, Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts (ISLA) Henkels LectureSeries, University of Notre Dame, $15,000 (2009-2010).

Principal Investigator (with Zoltan Toroczkai [Lead-PI], Mark Alber PI], Nitesh Chawla[PI], and David Hachen [PI]), Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, Dynamicsof Human Behavior Program, Research Grant Award (#0826958): “DHB: LongitudinalAnalysis and Modeling of Large-Scale Social Networks Based on Cell Phone Records.”National Science Foundation, $749,271 (2008-2012).

Master’sThesesDirected

University of Notre Dame

Thomas Buschman (2010)Michael Penta (2012)

Brandon Sepulvado (2014)

DoctoralDissertationsDirected

University of Notre Dame

Christopher John Hausmann* (2011)Justin Farrell* (2013)Ana Milenova Velitchkova (2014)Sara Skiles (2014)Melissa Pirkey (2015)

Marshall Taylor* (2019)Michael Wood* (2019)Brandon Sepulvado* (2019)Dustin Stoltz* (2020, expected)

*Co-Chair

OtherNotableContributions:ConferencePresentations(Last SixYears)

Shikang Liu, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel andTijana Milenkovic. 2020. “The power of dynamic social networks to predict individuals’mental health.” Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing (PSB ’20). Big Island of Hawaii,HI.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw K. Szymanski, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2019. “Model-ing and predicting human social behavior.” 25th ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowl-edge Discovery and Data Mining, Anchorage, Alaska.

Louis Faust, Priscilla Jimenez-Pazmino, James K. Holland, Omar Lizardo, David Hachenand Nitesh V. Chawla. 2019. “What 30 Days tells us Aaout 3 Years: Leveraging earlysigns of user abandonment and compliance.” 13th EAI International Conference onPervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare, Trento, Italy.

Cheng Wang, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen. 2018. “Dynamics of local clustering intemporal social networks.” 2nd North American Social Networks Conference, Wash-ington, DC.

Shikang Liu, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel andTijana Milenkovic. 2018. “Network analysis of the NetHealth data: Exploring co-evolution of individuals’ social networks and physical activities.” 2018 KDD Workshopon Machine Learning for Medicine and Healthcare, London, United Kingdom.

David Hachen, Omar Lizardo and Matthew Chandler. 2018. “Examining the empiricallinkages between different kinds of ties in dynamic ego networks.” International SunbeltSocial Networks Conference (Sunbelt’18), Utrecht, The Netherlands.

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Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw Szymanski, Omar Lizardo and Kevin Chan. 2018. “Impactof Attributes on Group Formation.” 4th Edition of the Workshop on Social Influence,at the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysisand Mining (ASONAM 2018), Barcelona, Spain.

Shikang Liu, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel andTijana Milenkovic. 2018. “Exploring co-evolution between individuals’ social networksand physical activities in NetHealth data.” Intelligent Systems for Molecular BiologyConference (ISMB’18), Chicago, Illinois.

Louis Faust, Priscilla Jimenez, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Aaron Striegel and NiteshV. Chawla. 2018. “Long-term compliance habits: What early data tells us.” ShortWorkshop on Next Steps Towards Long Term Self Tracking at the ACM CHI Conferenceon Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI’18). Montreal, Canada.

Radosław Michalski, Boleslaw Szymanski, Przemysław Kazienko, Christian Lebiere, OmarLizardo and Marcin Kulisiewicz. 2018. “CogSNet: Cognition-driven social network.”International School and Conference on Network Science (NetSci’18), Paris, France.

Dustin Stoltz, Marshall Taylor and Omar Lizardo. 2018. “Functionaries: Institutionaltheory without institutions.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Matthew Chandler and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “The shapes of solidarity: Theorizingemergent structures in social networks with abstract geometry.” Annual Meeting of theAmerican Sociological Association. Montreal, Canada.

Sudip Vhaduri, Christian Poellabauer, Aaron Striegel, Omar Lizardo and David Hachen.2017. “Discovering places of Interest using sensor data from smartphones and wear-ables.” 14th IEEE International Conference on Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing(UIC’17). San Francisco, CA.

Yuxiao Dong, Omar Lizardo and Nitesh Chawla. 2017. “Do the young live in a smallerworld than the old? age-specific degrees of separation in human communication.” 5thConference on the Analysis of Mobile Phone Datasets (NetMob’17). Milan, Italy.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw Szymanski, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Coe-volving networks in the NetSense dataset.” International School and Conference onNetwork Science (NetSci’17). Indianapolis, Indiana.

Omar Lizardo. 2017. “Schematic logics and patterns of culture choice: Linking cognitionand action in the sociology of taste.” Culture and Cognition Mini-Conference, AnnualMeetings of the Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia, PA.

Jennifer Lena and Omar Lizardo. 2016. “The ‘omnivorous generation:’ Artistic valoriza-tion and institutional work in the 20th century United States.” Annual Meeting of theSocial Science History Association. Chicago, Illinois.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw Szymanski, Kevin Chan and Omar Lizardo. 2016. “Co-evolution of two networks representing different social relations in NetSense.” 5th In-ternational Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications (Complex Networks2016). Milan, Italy.

Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw Szymanski, Omar Lizardo, Nitesh Chawla, Yuxiao Dong andYang Yang. 2016. “Analysis of link formation, persistence and dissolution in NetSensedata.” 6th Workshop on Social Network Analysis in Applications (SNAA’16).

Rachael Purta, Stephen Mattingly, Lixing Song, Omar Lizardo, David Hachen, Chris-tian Poellabauer and Aaron Striegel. 2016. “Experiences measuring sleep and physicalactivity patterns across a large college cohort with Fitbits.” 20th International Sym-posium on Wearable Computers (ISWC’16). Heidelberg, Germany.

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Ashwin Bahulkar, Boleslaw Szymanski, Omar Lizardo, Nitesh Chawla, Yuxiao Dong andYang Yang. 2016. “Analysis of link formation, persistence and dissolution in Net-Sense data.” Proceedings of Advances in Social Network Analysis and Mining 2016(P-ASONAM’16).

David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Carlene Gundy and Cheng Wang. 2016. “The dynamiccoupling of two-mode social foci networks.” Networks in the Global World Conference(NetGloW’16), St. Petersburg, Russia.

Yuxiao Dong, Omar Lizardo and Nitesh Chawla. 2016. “Longer degrees of separationbetween seniors in mobile communication.” 2nd International Conference on Computa-tional Social Science (IC2S2), Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University,Evanston, Illinois.

David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Michael Penta, Matthew Chandler and Brandon Sepul-vado. 2016. “Ethnoracial status and tie decay in social networks: Linking triracialhierarchy and Simmelian tie theory.” International Sunbelt Social Networks Confer-ence (Sunbelt’16), Newport Beach, California.

Brandon Sepulvado, David Hachen, Omar Lizardo and Matthew Chandler. 2016. “Thebig five personality traits in network formation.” International Sunbelt Social NetworksConference (Sunbelt’16), Newport Beach, California.

David Hachen, Omar Lizardo, Michael Penta, Brandon Sepulvado and Matthew Chandler.2015. “Social tie formation, development and persistence: insights from the analysis ofchanges in the social networks of a college student cohort.” International Conferenceon Computational Social Science (IC2S2), Helsinki, Finland.

Jennifer Lena and Omar Lizardo. 2015. “Institutional entrepreneurship, artistic valoriza-tion, and the generation of cultural taste.” Annual Meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation. Chicago, Illinois.

Omar Lizardo and Sara Skiles. 2014. “Cultural Objects as prisms: Perceived audiencecomposition of Musical Styles as a Resource for Symbolic Exclusion in the UnitedStates.” Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association. Toronto, Ontario,Canada.

Omar Lizardo and Melissa Fletcher Pirkey. 2014. “ Social cognitive mechanisms ofcategory-based impression formation in markets.” 17th Annual Organizational EcologyConference, Barcelona, Spain.

David Hachen and Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Dynamic ego networks.” Temporal Networks,Human Dynamics, and Social Physics NetSci’14 Symposium (TnetSphys’14), Berkeley,California.

David Hachen and Omar Lizardo. 2014. “Growth, stability, change and inequality in dy-namic ego networks.” International Sunbelt Social Networks Conference (Sunbelt’14).St Pete’s Beach, Florida.

Matthew Chandler and Omar Lizardo. 2014. “The shapes of solidarity: A formal networktheory of community and society.” International Sunbelt Social Networks Conference(Sunbelt’14). St Pete’s Beach, Florida.

Jeff Larson and Omar Lizardo. 2014. “An institutional logics approach to the analysis ofsocial movement fields.” Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore,Maryland.

OtherNotableContributions:Profes-sionalService

Editor

– 2019-2020. American Sociological Review (with Rory McVeigh).– 2016-2019. American Sociological Review (with Rory McVeigh and Sarah Mustillo).

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– 2014. Special issue of Social Psychology Quarterly “Social Psychology and Culture:Advancing the Connections” (with Jessica Collett).

– 2009-2011. Perspectives, the Newsletter of the Theory Section of the American Soci-ological Association, (with Erika Summers-Effler). .

– 2006-2009. Perspectives, the Newsletter of the Theory Section of the American Soci-ological Association (with Erika Summers-Effler and Dustin Kidd).

Associate Editor

– 2020-present Frontiers in Big Data (Networks).

Editorial Advisory Board Member

– 2012-2015. American Sociological Review.– 2011-present. Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour.– 2012-present. Journal of World Systems Research.– 2008-2011. Journal of World Systems Research.– 2011-2015. Mobilization: An International Journal.– 2018-present. Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the

Arts.– 2015-2017. Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the

Arts.– 2008-2014. Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the

Arts.– 2013-2016. Social Currents.– 2014-present, Social Forces.– 2010-2013. Social Forces.– 2010-present. Sociologica: Italian Online Sociological Review.– 2011-present. Sociological Forum– 2009-2012. Sociological Theory.– 2013-present. Theory and Society.

Scientific Committee Member

– 2018-present. Debats: Journal on Culture, Power and Identities, Institució Alfons elMagnànim, Diputació de Valencia, Spain.

Steering Committee Member

– 2019-present. SocArXiv.– 2017-present. Doctoral Program in Analysis of Social and Economic Processes (ASEP),

Maurizio Pisati (Director), Department of Sociology and Social Research, Universityof Milano-Bicocca, Italy.

Program Committee Member

– 5th Edition of the Workshop on Social Influence, at the IEEE/ACM InternationalConference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2019),Vancouver, Canada, 2019.

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– 4th Edition of the Workshop on Social Influence, at the IEEE/ACM InternationalConference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2018),Barcelona, Spain, 2018.

– 3rd Edition of the Workshop on Social Influence, at the IEEE/ACM InternationalConference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2017),Sidney, Australia, 2017.

– 3rd International Conference on Computational Social Science (IC2S2), Cologne, Ger-many, 2017.

– 2nd Edition of the Workshop on Social Influence, at the IEEE/ACM InternationalConference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2016),San Francisco, CA, 2016.

– 30 Years after “Distinction” Conference, at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris(Science Po), Paris, France, 2010.

– American Sociological Association Section on Social Psychology, 2008.

Committee Member

– Committee on Nominations, American Sociological Association Section on the Soci-ology of Culture, 2019 (Chair).

– Lewis A. Coser Award for Theoretical Agenda-Setting, 2015.– Charles Tilly Best Article Award, American Sociological Association Section on Com-parative Historical Sociology, 2015.

– Theory Prize (Book), American Sociological Association Section on Theory, 2014.– Theory Prize (Book), American Sociological Association Section on Theory, 2012.– Shils-Coleman Graduate Student Paper Award, American Sociological AssociationSection on Theory (Chair), 2012.

– Graduate Student Paper Award, American Sociological Association Section on Math-ematical Sociology, 2012.

– Annual Publication Prize Award, American Sociological Association Section on theHistory of Sociology, 2010.

– Clifford Geertz Award for Best Article, American Sociological Association Section onthe Sociology of Culture, 2009.

– Membership Committee, American Sociological Association Section on Theory, 2009.– Committee on Nominations, American Sociological Association Section on the Soci-ology of Culture, 2007.

Elected Officer

– American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Culture (Section Chair),2018-2019.

– American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Culture (Section Chair-Elect), 2017-2018.

– American Sociological Association Committee on Nominations (Member), 2014-2015.– American Sociological Association Section on Theory (Council), 2011-2014.– American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Culture (Council), 2011-2014.

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Discussant

– Author meets critics roundtable session for Vanina Leschziner’s Recipes for SuccessElite Chefs, Restaurants, and Culinary Styles in New York and San Francisco. Annualmeeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, California, 2014.

– Regular Session on “Habitus” Annual meeting of the American Sociological Associa-tion, San Francisco, California, 2014.

– Session on “Habitus: Empirical explorations of how class-based dispositions shapedaily life.” Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD, 2014.

– Session on “Consumption and inequalities.” Annual Meeting of the American Socio-logical Association, New York, New York, 2013.

– Session on “New approaches to modeling cultural processes.” Annual meeting of theAmerican Sociological Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2011.

– Session on “Local responses to globalization.” Annual meeting of the Pacific Sociolog-ical Association, San Francisco, California, 2004.

Presider

– Regular session on “Popular culture: Fields of cultural production.” Annual Meetingof the American Sociological Association, New York, New York, 2019.

– Regular session on “Popular culture: Cultural taste and aesthetics.” Annual Meetingof the American Sociological Association, New York, New York, 2019.

– Session on “Can cultural sociology be an interscience?” Annual Meeting of the Amer-ican Sociological Association, Seattle, Washington, 2016.

– Session on “Habitus: Empirical explorations of how class-based dispositions shapedaily life.” Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD, 2014.

– Session on “Realism and sociology.” Annual Meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, Denver, Colorado, 2012.Session on “Music and genres: Boundaries, formation and identity.” Annual Meetingof the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2012.

– Session on “Comparative views on changing social contracts.” Annual Meeting of theSouthern Sociological Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2012.

– Session on “New approaches to modeling cultural processes.” Annual meeting of theAmerican Sociological Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2011.

– Session on “Content and structure.” Annual meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, San Francisco, California, 2009.

– Session on “The global Umma: The imagined community of radical Islam.” Annualmeeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, California, 2009.

– Section on the Sociology of Culture and Section on Social Psychology joint invitedsession on “What can social psychologists learn from cultural sociology?” Annualmeeting of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia, 2010.

Organizer

– Regular session on “Popular culture: Fields of cultural production .” Annual Meetingof the American Sociological Association, New York, New York, 2019.

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– Regular session on “Popular culture: Cultural taste and aesthetics.” Annual Meetingof the American Sociological Association, New York, New York, 2019.

– Session on “Race, emotion and social networks.” Annual Meeting of the AmericanSociological Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2018.

– Session on “Can cultural sociology be an interscience?” Annual Meeting of the Amer-ican Sociological Association, Seattle, Washington, 2016.

– Regular session on “Habitus” Annual meeting of the American Sociological Associa-tion, San Francisco, California, 2014.

– Special session on “Cognitive science and methodological practice in sociology: Im-plications, challenges and prospects.” Annual meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2011.

– Session on “Exploring the role of culture in the creation and reproduction of socialboundaries” Annual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Seattle, Washing-ton, 2011.

– Joint invited session (Section on the Sociology of Culture and Section on Social Psy-chology) on “What can social psychologists learn from cultural sociology?” Annualmeeting of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia, 2010.

– Session on “What’s new at the intersection of culture and cognition?” Annual meetingof the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, California, 2009.

– Roundtables for the Section on the Sociology of Culture, Annual meeting of the Amer-ican Sociological Association, New York, New York, 2007.

– Session on “Comparative approaches to cultural taste and culture consumption.” An-nual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, Oregon, 2005.

– (with Michelle Bata) Session on “Local responses to globalization.” Annual meetingof the Pacific Sociological Association, San Francisco, California, 2004.

Occasional Reviewer

Acta SociologicaAmerican Behavioral ScientistAmerican Journal of SociologyAmerican Sociological ReviewBody & SocietyBritish Journal of SociologyCognition and EmotionConstellationsCriminal Justice ReviewCurrent AnthropologyEuropean Sociological ReviewFonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek - Vlaan-derenIndustrial and Corporate ChangeInternational Journal of Comparative Soci-ologyInternational SociologyJournal for the Scientific Study of Religion

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Sociological ForumSociological InquirySociological MethodologySociological Methods and ResearchSociological PerspectivesSociological SpectrumSociological TheorySociology CompassSociology of ReligionStanford University PressStudi CulturaliThe Social Science JournalThe Sociological QuarterlyThe Sociological ReviewTheory and SocietyTheory, Culture and SocietyU.S.-Israel Binational Science FoundationW. W. Norton

Courses Taught (Last Five Years)

University of California, Los Angeles

Sociological Theorizing (Fall 2018, Fall2019)*

Social Networks (Winter 2019, Winter 2020)

University of Notre Dame

Contemporary Theory*Consumer Culture and the Culture(s) ofConsumptionCulture and Cognition*Culture, Morality, and Society

Foundations of Sociological TheorySocial NetworksSocial Networks*From Publishable to Published*

*Graduate Seminar

Undergraduate Adviser

University of Notre Dame

Molly Feeney (Honor’s Thesis, Sociology)Karyn Vilbig (Honor’s Thesis, Sociology)Olevia Boykin (Honor’s Thesis, Sociology)Yo Tam Yoon (Honor’s Thesis Sociology)

Melissa Truit (Honor’s Thesis, Sociology)Teresa Bone (Honor’s Thesis, Sociology)Erin Robertson (McNair’s Project, Sociol-ogy)

Directed Independent Reading Courses

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University of Notre Dame

Michael Strand (Fall 2007)Sara Skiles (Fall 2007)Matthew Vernon Howell (Spring 2008)

Ana Milenova Velitchkova (Fall 2008, Spring2009)Ethan Fridmanski (Spring 2015)

M.A. Committees

University of Notre Dame

Elizabeth Blakey Martinez (2007)Christopher John Hausmann (2008)Michael Strand (2008)Patricia Snell (2008)Lisa Weaver Swartz (2008)

Matthew Vernon Howell (2009)Mehrdad Babadi (2013)Stefanie Israel (2014)Michael Rotolo (2017)

Ph.D Committees (Sociology Unless Otherwise Stated)

University of California, Los Angeles

Carmella N. Stoddard (2020) Alina Arseniev-Koehler (2021)

University of Notre Dame

Carl A. Neblett (2008)Elizabeth Blakey Martinez (2011)Patricia Snell (2011)Heather Price (2011)Cheng Wang (2012)Sarah Shafiq (2012)Michael Strand (2013)Brandon Vaidyanathan (2013)Kari Marie Hojara (2014)Peter Mundey (2014)Daniel Castillo* (2014)

Yang Yang** (2015)Daniel Escher (2015)Brad Vermurlen (2016)Kevin Estep (2017)Yuxiao Dong** (2017)Matthew Chandler (2017)Aastha Nigam** (2018)Stefanie Israel (2019)Justin Van Ness (2019)Robert Mowry (2020, Expected)

*Theology

**Computer Science and Engineering

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