Anabel Quan‐Haase
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Anabel Quan-Haase is a leading sociologist whose research bridges communication, information technologies, and media through the lens of the sociological imagination. As a key figure in the CITAMS (Communication, Information Technologies, and Media Sociology) section of the American Sociological Association, she has helped shape an "invisible college" of scholars asking critical questions about how digital technologies transform social life. Her 2020 special issue in *Information, Communication & Society* curated nine papers that exemplify this breadth, drawing on sociological theory to interrogate contemporary issues—from online communities to algorithmic power. While her most-cited work spans hundreds of citations, this editorial piece (3 citations) reflects her foundational role in fostering interdisciplinary dialogue. Quan-Haase’s contributions extend to studying social media, digital inequality, and aging in the digital age, with her research appearing in top journals and earning her recognition as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Her work inspires students and researchers to apply sociological perspectives to pressing digital-age questions.
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