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Deborah Harris
Deborah Harris
Professor of Sociology, Texas State University
Verified email at txstate.edu
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Taking the Heat: Women Chefs and Gender Inequality in the Profesional Kitchen
DA Harris, P Giuffre
Rutgers University Press, 2015
1712015
“The price you pay”: How female professional chefs negotiate work and family
DA Harris, P Giuffre
Gender Issues 27, 27-52, 2010
1232010
Women and the wild: Gender socialization in wilderness recreation advertising
JN McNiel, DA Harris, KM Fondren
Gender Issues 29, 39-55, 2012
1102012
Adapting life history calendars for qualitative research on welfare transitions
DA Harris, DM Parisi
Field methods 19 (1), 40-58, 2007
652007
“Not one of the guys”: Women chefs redefining gender in the culinary industry
DA Harris, PA Giuffre
Gender and Sexuality in the Workplace, 59-81, 2010
322010
“You just have to look at it as a gift”: Low-income single mothers’ experiences of the child support system
DA Harris
Journal of Poverty 19 (1), 88-108, 2015
272015
Everybody eats: Using hunger banquets to teach about issues of global hunger and inequality
DA Harris, WM Harris, KM Fondren
Teaching Sociology 43 (2), 115-125, 2015
242015
Just the “Typical College Diet”: how college students use life stages to account for unhealthy eating
DA Harris
Symbolic Interaction 40 (4), 523-540, 2017
202017
Gender role ideologies and marriage promotion: State policy choices and suggestions for improvement
DA Harris, D Parisi
Review of Policy Research 22 (6), 841-858, 2005
202005
Women, work, and opportunities: From neoliberal to feminist mentoring
DA Harris
Sociology Compass 16 (3), e12966, 2022
182022
What’s better than a biscuit?: Gourmetization and the transformation of a Southern food staple
DA Harris, R Phillips
Food and Foodways 29 (3), 243-263, 2021
152021
Welfare and family economic security: Toward a place-based poverty knowledge
DA Harris, D Parisi
J. Soc. & Soc. Welfare 35, 97, 2008
152008
Who speaks for (and feeds) the community? Competing definitions of “community” in the Austin, TX, urban farm debate
R Romero, DA Harris
City & Community 18 (4), 1162-1180, 2019
122019
# Me Too In the Kitchen
DA Harris, P Giuffre
Contexts 19 (2), 22-27, 2020
112020
Forward-looking behavior and time limits: How do rural TANF clients manage their welfare eligibility?
DA Harris, D Parisi
Journal of poverty 12 (3), 265-283, 2008
112008
Does the TANF work-first initiative help low-income families make successful welfare-to-work transitions?
D Parisi, DA Harris, SM Grice, M Taquino, DA Gill
Journal of poverty 9 (1), 65-81, 2005
102005
Community resiliency to BRAC recommendations: A case study of two Mississippi communities
D Parisi, DA Harris, SM Grice, J Pressgrove
Community Development 39 (4), 95-107, 2008
92008
Race, four farms, and a city: color blindness and the Austin, TX, urban farm debate
DA Harris, R Romero
Humanity & Society 43 (3), 227-249, 2019
62019
Looking for “Mr. Right”: The viability of marriage initiatives for African American women in rural settings
DA Harris, D Parisi
Sociological Spectrum 28 (4), 338-356, 2008
62008
Community Capacity and Food Insecurity in the Era of Welfare Reform
D Parisi, DA Gill, DA Harris
Mississippi State University: Southern Rural Development Center, 2003
42003
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