Jaime Kucinskas. 2023. “Moral Decision-Making Processes in their Organizational, Institutional, and Historical Contexts” Handbook of The Sociology of Morality, Volume 2 (eds. Aliza Luft, Steve Hitlin and Shai Dromi)

The Loyalty Trap. Columbia University Press. Book in Progress.

Spirituality, Movements, and Social Change

Jaime Kucinskas and Evan Stewart. 2022. “Selfish or Substituting Spirituality? Clarifying the Relationship Between Spiritual Practice and Political Engagement” American Sociological Review

Larry W. Isaac, Anna W. Jacobs, Jaime Kucinskas, and Allison McGrath. 2020. “Social Movement Schools: Sites for Consciousness Transformation, Training, and Prefigurative Social Development” Social Movement Studies

Jaime Kucinskas. 2020. “Racial and Class Gaps in Buddhist-Inspired Organizing.” Religion is Raced. Eds. Penny Edgell and Grace Yukich. New York University Press.

Jaime Kucinskas. 2019. The Mindful Elite: Mobilizing Change from the Inside Out. Oxford University Press
* Honorable mention, ASA Sociology of Religion Section 2019 Distinguished Book Award, and includes chapter awarded the 2013 Graduate Student Paper Award, ASA Sociology of Religion Section

Jaime Kucinskas, Bradley Wright, and Stuart Riepl. 2018. “The Interplay between Meaning and Sacred Awareness in Everyday Life: Evidence from a Daily Smartphone Study” The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion

Jaime Kucinskas, Bradley Wright, Matt Ray, and John Ortberg. 2017. “States of Spiritual Awareness by Situation, Social Interaction, and Time” Journal for the Social Scientific Study of Religion

Kateri Boucher (student) and Jaime Kucinskas. 2016. “‘Too Smart to be Religious?’ Discreet Seeking Amidst Religious Stigma at a Secular Elite College” (Social Inclusion)

Jaime Kucinskas. 2014. “The Unobtrusive Tactics of Religious Movements”  Sociology of Religion

Refugees

Stephen Wu, Stephen Ellingson, Paul Hagstrom, and Jaime Kucinskas. 2021. “Religion and Refugee Well-Being: The Importance of Inclusive Community” Journal for the Social Scientific Study of Religion 60(20):291-308