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In 1946, Mills published ''From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology'', a translation of [[Max Weber|Weber]]'s essays co-authored with Hans Gerth.{{sfn|C. W. Mills|2000a|p=47}} In 1953, the two published a second work, ''Character and Social Structure: The Psychology of Social Institutions''.{{sfn|C. W. Mills|2000a|p=93}}
In 1947, Mills married his second wife, Ruth Harper, a statistician at the Bureau of Applied Social Research. She worked with Mills on ''New Men of Power'' (1948), ''[[White Collar: The American Middle Classes|White Collar]]'' (1951), and ''[[The Power Elite]]'' (1956). In 1949, Mills and Harper moved to Chicago so that Mills could serve as a visiting professor at the [[University of Chicago]]. Mills returned to teaching at Columbia University after a
In 1955, Harper gave birth to their daughter Kathryn. From 1956 to 1957, the family moved to [[Copenhagen]], where Mills acted as a [[Fulbright Program|Fulbright]] lecturer at the [[University of Copenhagen]]. Mills and Harper separated in December 1957 and officially divorced in 1959.{{sfn|C. W. Mills|2000a|p=259}}{{page needed|date=May 2019}}
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