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Archibald
O. Haller is Professor Emeritus of Rural Sociology,
University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research interests
include Societal Stratification: structural variations;
Status Allocation Processes; Societal Development;
and the Social Structure of Brazil. He has lectured
in many universities in this country as well as in
meetings and/or universities in Latin America, Europe,
South Asia and East Asia. Cited hundreds of times
in others' publications, works of his have appeared
in Brazil, China, Germany, Japan and Taiwan. He has
served as Distinguished Visiting Professor at the
Ohio State University, and as a visiting professor
at Brigham Young University, the Australian National
University and, in Brazil, the University of Sao Paulo
and the Federal University of Minas Gerais. His awards
include Brazil's "Order of Merit of Labor: Grand Officer,"
several Fulbright grants to Brazil, Who's Who in
America, Who's Who in the World, and Who's
Who in Science and Engineering.
He is a Fellow of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, and a member of the Sociological
Research Association, the American Sociological Association,
the International Sociological Association, the International
Rural Sociological Association, and the Rural Sociological
Society (President 1970, Distinguished Rural Sociologist
1990).
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