BOOKS
Smångs, Mattias. Raging for Order and Domination: The Politics of Social Change and Lynching in the New South (under contract with Columbia University Press).
Smångs, Mattias. 2017. Doing Violence, Making Race: Lynching and White Racial Group Formation in the U.S. South, 1882-1930. Routledge.
Reviewed in Arkansas Review, British Journal of Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Studies
ARTICLES (PEER-REVIEWED)
Smångs, Mattias. Forthcoming. ”Race, Gender, and Lynching in the U.S. South, 1882-1930.” Social Problems.
Smångs, Mattias and Kent Redding. 2019. “A Match Made in Heaven? Southern Evangelism and the Rise and Fall of Agrarian Populism in the 1890s.” Social Science History 43(1): 63-86..
Smångs, Mattias. 2017. "The Lynching of African Americans in the U.S. South: A Review of Sociological and Historical Perspectives." Sociology Compass 11(8): e12500.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Modernization and Lynching in the New South.” Sociological Science 3: 825-848.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Interracial Status Competition and Southern Lynching, 1882-1930.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 39(10): 1849-1868.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Doing Violence, Making Race: Southern Lynching and White Racial Group Formation.” American Journal of Sociology 121(5): 1329-1374 (lead article).
Smångs, Mattias. 2010. “Delinquency, Social Skills, and the Structure of Peer Relations: Assessing Criminological Theories by Social Network Theory.” Social Forces 89(2): 609-631.
Smångs, Mattias. 2008. “Business Groups in the 20th-Century Swedish Political Economy: A Sociological Perspective.” American Journal of Economics and Sociology 67(5): 889-913.
Smångs, Mattias. 2008. “Ownership Networks and Interlocking Directorships in Swedish Big Business at the End of the Twentieth Century: An Exploratory Study.” Nordiske Organisasjonsstudier [“Nordic Organization Studies”]. (Original Swedish title: “Ägar- och styrelsenätverk bland svenska storföretag vid 1900-talets slut: en explorative studie”) 10(2): 74-96.
Smångs, Mattias. 2006. “The Nature of the Business Group: A Social Network Perspective.” Organization 13(6): 889-909.
Smångs, Mattias. Raging for Order and Domination: The Politics of Social Change and Lynching in the New South (under contract with Columbia University Press).
Smångs, Mattias. 2017. Doing Violence, Making Race: Lynching and White Racial Group Formation in the U.S. South, 1882-1930. Routledge.
Reviewed in Arkansas Review, British Journal of Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Studies
ARTICLES (PEER-REVIEWED)
Smångs, Mattias. Forthcoming. ”Race, Gender, and Lynching in the U.S. South, 1882-1930.” Social Problems.
Smångs, Mattias and Kent Redding. 2019. “A Match Made in Heaven? Southern Evangelism and the Rise and Fall of Agrarian Populism in the 1890s.” Social Science History 43(1): 63-86..
Smångs, Mattias. 2017. "The Lynching of African Americans in the U.S. South: A Review of Sociological and Historical Perspectives." Sociology Compass 11(8): e12500.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Modernization and Lynching in the New South.” Sociological Science 3: 825-848.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Interracial Status Competition and Southern Lynching, 1882-1930.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 39(10): 1849-1868.
Smångs, Mattias. 2016. “Doing Violence, Making Race: Southern Lynching and White Racial Group Formation.” American Journal of Sociology 121(5): 1329-1374 (lead article).
Smångs, Mattias. 2010. “Delinquency, Social Skills, and the Structure of Peer Relations: Assessing Criminological Theories by Social Network Theory.” Social Forces 89(2): 609-631.
Smångs, Mattias. 2008. “Business Groups in the 20th-Century Swedish Political Economy: A Sociological Perspective.” American Journal of Economics and Sociology 67(5): 889-913.
Smångs, Mattias. 2008. “Ownership Networks and Interlocking Directorships in Swedish Big Business at the End of the Twentieth Century: An Exploratory Study.” Nordiske Organisasjonsstudier [“Nordic Organization Studies”]. (Original Swedish title: “Ägar- och styrelsenätverk bland svenska storföretag vid 1900-talets slut: en explorative studie”) 10(2): 74-96.
Smångs, Mattias. 2006. “The Nature of the Business Group: A Social Network Perspective.” Organization 13(6): 889-909.