THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 and NHES data. Researchers who have previously attended an overview seminar on these studies, or who have attended an in- depth training on one of the studies and are not interested in the 8:00 am Meetings other NCES studies, probably will not benefit from this seminar. Department Chairs Conference: The Academic Department as a Real Utopia: Clear-headed 2. Course. Using a Thematic Approach to Approaches to an Idealistic Endeavor – Colorado Incorporate Service Learning in Teaching and Convention Center Curriculum: Improving Student Engagement Section on Mathematical Sociology and Section on and Career Outcomes Rationality and Society Pre-conference. – Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Heather Sullivan-Catlin, State Section on Teaching and Learning Pre-conference. University of New York-Postdam The Art of at the Heart of Learner-Centered Leader: Heather Sullivan-Catlin, State University of Teaching (Melinda Messineo) – Colorado New York-Postdam Convention Center Service-learning is a pedagogy that involves students in community service activities as part of a course curriculum in order to deepen their understanding of course content and promote 8:00 am Other Groups achievement of wider educational objectives such as those related Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) Council Meeting to civic engagement, career development and personal growth. (Bethany Titus) – Hyatt Regency Denver This course is for graduate students and faculty who would like to Consumer Studies Research Network Pre- begin using service-learning pedagogy or to deepen their practice. The course will cover the following topics: service-learning course Conference. (Daniel Cook) – Hyatt Regency design (with an emphasis on the use of themes for incorporating Denver the service-learning component), student learning outcomes, Group Processes (Jessica Collett) – Hyatt Regency integrative learning activities and reflection, best practices, Denver campus-community partnerships, evaluation and assessment, and more. The course will combine lecture with active learning Writing Workshop: Gender, Science, and elements and a variety of resources will be provided to Organizations (Kathrin Zippel) – Colorado participants. Convention Center 12:00 pm Meetings 8:30 am Meetings Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Pre- conference. – Colorado Convention Center Orientation for 1st Year Minority Fellowship Section on Human Rights Pre-conference. – Colorado Program (MFP) Fellows – Colorado Convention Convention Center Center 1:30 pm Meetings 10:00 am Courses Directors of Graduate Study Conference: Fostering 1. Course. Early Childhood Surveys at the Meaningful Diversity in Graduate Sociology National Center for Education Statistics: They Programs: Insights from the Report of the ASA Early Childhood Longitudinal Studies (ECLS) Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic and the National Household Education Minorities in Sociology – Colorado Convention Surveys Program (NHES) Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Gail M. Mulligan, National 1:30 pm Course Center for Education Statistics Leader: Gail M. Mulligan, National Center for 3. Course. Handling Model Uncertainty in Education Statistics Sociological Research The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) will Colorado Convention Center conduct a 1-day training seminar on three large-scale data Session Organizer: Cristobal Young, Stanford collections focusing on early childhood: the Early Childhood University Longitudinal Study, Kindergarten Class of 1998-99 (ECLS-K), the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (ECLS-B), and Leader: Cristobal Young, Stanford University the National Household Education Surveys Program (NHES). The In the course of statistical analysis, authors estimate a large seminar will present overviews of the study designs and technical number of models but only report a handful of the results. issues associated with using and analyzing the data, highlights Computing power has greatly lowered the cost of running extra about the data collected from 1991 through 2007 pertaining to models, but there are still strict space limitations for publishing children from birth through 8th grade, information on how the these estimates in top journals. The result is a large and growing surveys complement each other, and computer demonstrations of asymmetry of information between analyst and reader. The applied software that assists users in preparing data for analyses. A brief modeling process produces a much wider range of estimates than is overview of NCES’s newest early childhood study (of the children suggested by the usual standard errors or confidence intervals. The in kindergarten in 2010-11) will also be provided. The seminar is risk is that many published papers may contain non-robust for graduate students, faculty, and researchers who have a solid findings, in which small, sensible changes in model specification understanding of statistics and limited familiarity with the ECLS produce large changes in results. There is a need for more transparent and rigorous methods for understanding and reporting model uncertainty and the stability of results across models. This session will provide a comprehensive introduction to the problem of model uncertainty. The session will also showcase a new program that uses combinatory methods to (1) generate a large number of plausible, slightly different regression models for a given data set, (2) estimate all of them, and (3) report the results as a distribution of estimates. How often is a coefficient of interest statistically significant? How frequently does the coefficient change signs? Participants are encouraged to bring a working data set in Stata format to use as empirical examples in session. 4:00 pm Meetings Honors Program Orientation – Colorado Convention Center 7:00 pm Sessions 4. Opening Plenary Session. Equality Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin Presider: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin Panelists: Philippe van Parijs, Louvain-le-Neuve Judith Lorber, City University of New York- Brooklyn College and Graduate Center Kimberle Crenshaw, University of California-Los Angeles At the core of the idea of real utopias is the problem of realizing ideals of social justice, and in one way or another, these ideals are always bound up with questions about equality. Equality is also part of the normative context for one of the central preoccupations of sociology – understanding the causes and consequences of diverse forms of inequality, especially class, gender and race. This first plenary, then, will examine various issues connecting equality and real utopias. 9:00 pm Receptions Welcoming Reception – Hyatt Regency Denver

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 York-Stony Brook The length of each daytime session/meeting Panelists: Judith Lorber, City University of New activity is one hour and forty minutes, unless York-Brooklyn College and Graduate Center noted otherwise. The usual turnover schedule is as Barbara Jane Risman, University of Illinois- follows: Chicago 8:30 am – 10:10 am Jessica Holden Sherwood, University of Rhode 10:30 am – 12:10 pm Island 12:30 pm – 2:10 pm Discussant: Michael Kimmel, State University of 2:30 pm – 4:10 pm New York-Stony Brook 4:30 pm – 6:10 pm The women’s movement has waved through societies across the globe for more than a century, and yet inequality between Session presiders and committee chairs are women and men still stubbornly remains. In many ways and in requested to see that sessions and meetings end on many places, feminist-inspired change has been dramatic. Today, time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities there are women leaders in many venues, but other women are at scheduled into the same room. the bottom of the economic scale. All women are vulnerable to misogyny, rape, and sexual violence. Another continued area of 7:00 am Meetings gender inequality is the unequal division of domestic labor that still burdens heterosexual women with children living in committed Section on Children and Youth Council Meeting – relationships. How do we create a less gendered and more equal Hyatt Regency Denver social structure? We argue we must move beyond categorizing Section on Economic Sociology Council Meeting – people by sex category for any significant purpose beyond actual Hyatt Regency Denver biological differences. We suggest a vision for such a society and social policies that might implement such a utopian vision. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Council Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver 6. Thematic Session. Real Utopian Data Systems and Performance Metrics 8:30 am Meetings Colorado Convention Center 2013 W.E.B. Dubois Award for Distinguished Session Organizer: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Scholarship Selection Committee – Hyatt Pennsylvania Regency Denver Presider: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania American Sociological Review Editorial Board – Performance Accountability in Higher Education. Hyatt Regency Denver Kevin J. Dougherty, Columbia University Committee on Nominations – Hyatt Regency Denver Looking for Health in All the Wrong Places: Quality Committee on Professional Ethics – Hyatt Regency Measures and Error Rates in Medical Care. Ross Denver Koppel, University of Pennsylvania Contemporary Sociology Editorial Board – Hyatt Wiki Surveys: Open and Quantifiable Social Data Regency Denver Collection. Matthew J. Salganik, Princeton Current Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows University – Hyatt Regency Denver Discussant: Edward P St. John, University of Honors Program Kickoff – Hyatt Regency Denver Michigan Rose Series in Sociology Editorial Board – Hyatt What we measure often influences what social actors focus on Regency Denver and what behaviors need to be changed or improved. Measured Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Council and outcomes provide a focal point for behavior, resulting in both Business Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver desired and undesired outcomes. Evaluation components play a key role in many if not most discussions of policy reforms, Section on Methodology Council and Business including progressive reforms. This session will explore the social Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver construction of large-scale data systems and examine how these sometimes divert energy and resources in undesirable directions. It 8:30 am Sessions will also explore what we would like to see measured so that data systems provided by our large-scale institutions. 5. Real Utopia Proposal Session. A World Beyond Gender 7. Thematic Session. Reforming Carework Hyatt Regency Denver Colorado Convention Center Session Organizers: Judith Lorber, City University of Session Organizer: Nancy Folbre, University of New York-Brooklyn College and Graduate Massachusetts Center Presider: Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts Barbara Jane Risman, University of Illinois- Panelist: Annette Bernhardt, National Employment Chicago Law Project Jessica Holden Sherwood, University of Rhode Care Work: Class Matters. Ruth Milkman, City Island University of New York-Graduate Center Presider: Michael Kimmel, State University of New Care Work: International Perspectives. Shahra Rasavi, United Nations outside of academia will describe their own career paths and their This session will offer critical perspectives on the organization suggestions for current job-seekers. Some of the questions that will of paid care work, with an emphasis on policy alternatives and be addressed include: What unique satisfactions can be found in political strategies for its reform. sociological work outside the adademy? Where are jobs outside of the academy posted? What specific skills sets are the most valuable 8. Thematic Session. Visions of Feminist Academy outside of adademia? What is a KSA and do you really need one? What are the key differences between an applied curriculum vitae Colorado Convention Center and an adacemic one? What three things should PhD sociologists Session Organizer: Joey Sprague, University of preparing for an applied job interview keep in mind? Do applied Kansas sociologists ever teach? On Friday afternoon from 4:30-6:10pm the Presider: Laurie Petty, University of Kansas same panelists will be participating in the “Applying Sociology to Achieving Work-life Balance and Humanizing the Careers Outside Academia: Job Fair” where participants can meet with them at roundtables to ask the panelists for additional insights Academy for All. Robert Drago, Pennsylvania and suggestions about how to market their particular sociological State University skills in the applied workforce. Depending on the number of Facilitating the Integration of Scholars with participants, panels may have time to review CVs and/or cover Community Efforts and Public Discourse. Philip letters and make suggestions. This is co-sponsored by the Section on Sociological Practice and Public Sociology. Participants are Nyden, Loyola University-Chicago encouraged to attend both the workshop and the job fair that Utopian Visions for a Diverse Academy. Bonnie follows it. Thornton Dill, University of Maryland; Ruth E. Zambrana, University of Maryland 11. Policy and Research Workshop. National What Gets Counted, Gets Done: Evaluating Toward Science Foundation Funding Opportunities, Our Values. Joey Sprague, University of Kansas Merit Review Criteria, and Proposal Discussant: Laurie Petty, University of Kansas Preparation How might we organize the production of knowledge if we Hyatt Regency Denver wanted to thrive on diversity and be an accessible resource for the Session Organizer: Patricia E. White, National communities around us while allowing those who work in the Science Foundation academy to have a healthy and happy personal life? Panelists in Panelist: Regina E. Werum, National Science this session offer visions of what the academy would look like if it were a feminist institution. Foundation This session targets graduate students, faculty, and researchers 9. Author Meets Critics Session. Living the who are new at proposal writing and submission. Representatives from the National Science Foundation (NSF) will discuss the Drama: Community, Conflict and Culture proposal development process, elements of a competitive proposal, among Inner-city Boys (Chicago Press, 2010) proposal submission and review, and funding opportunities for by David Harding researchers. The format will be interactive, allowing for audience Colorado Convention Center questions and participation. Session Organizer: Sandra S. Smith, University of 12. Regular Session. Creating Community, California-Berkeley Defending Community Author: David J. Harding, University of Michigan Colorado Convention Center Presider: Sandra S. Smith, University of California- Session Organizer: Gordana Rabrenovic, Berkeley Northeastern University Critics: Nikki Jones, University of California-Santa Presider: Brandy Hubbard, Northeastern University Barbara Moving on Up: Obstacles to Community and Victor M. Rios, University of California-Santa Regional Organizing in the San Gabriel Valley. Barbara Rebecca L. Overmyer-Velazquez, Whittier Stephen Vaisey, Duke University College 10. Professional Development Workshop. New Urbanism and Compact Housing on the Applying Sociology to Careers Outside California Coast: A Preliminary Systematic Academia: Association, Government, and Non- Comparison of Seven Cities. Erik Nielsen, profit Opportunities University of California-Santa Barbara Hyatt Regency Denver Rent Control to Luxury Living? Elderly People, Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, Yuppies, and College Students Sharing an American Sociological Association Apartment Community. Rachael A. Woldoff, Co-Leaders: Barbara M. Altman, Disability Statistics West Virginia University; Lisa Morrison Puckett, Consultant United Nations; Michael Glass, University of Augusto Diana, Department of Health and Human Pittsburgh Services Social Ties, Disorder and Distress: A Qualitative Rachel Ivie, American Institute of Physics Examination of Social Capital in Neighborhoods. Stacey S. Merola, ICF International Josh Packard, Midwestern State University; In this workshop, sociologists who have successful careers Lindsey Callaway, Midwestern State University; Chris Dorris, Midwestern State University; Emily Insecure Land Tenure and Global Food Production: Suhr, Midwestern State University An Exploratory Analysis. Thomas K. Rudel, Discussant: Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern State University of New Jersey-Rutgers University The Food and Human Security Index: Further Evidence You Can’t Eat GDP. Michael S. 13. Regular Session. Dynamics of Organizational Carolan, Colorado State University Fields Not Just the Price of Food: Why Some People do not Colorado Convention Center Participate in a CSA. Yuki Kato, Tulane Session Organizer: Matt Vidal, University of University London-King's College Bringing Sociology to the Table: A Case for a Presider: Joseph Galaskiewicz, University of Arizona Sociological Approach to the “Obesity Diffusion and Delegitimation: The Growth of Trusts Epidemic”. Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State and the Rise of Antitrust Law, 1865-1930. Mark University; Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State Thomas Kennedy, University of Southern University California Movements as Political Conditions for Diffusion: 16. Regular Session. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Anti-corporate Movements and the Spread of Transgender Studies Cooperatives in American Capitalism. Marc Hyatt Regency Denver Schneiberg, Reed College Session Organizer: Lisa Jean Moore, State University Organizational Responses to Institutional of New York-Purchase College Contradictions: The Moderating Role of Group Presider: Lisa Jean Moore, State University of New Processes. Toke Bjerregaard, Aarhus University; York-Purchase College Charlotte Jonasson, Aarhus University Navigating the Queer Hood: Young Black Queer Place and Space: The Evolving Impact of Geography Women and Health Management in Philadelphia. and Technological Advances on Organizational Siobhan Brooks, Temple University Founding. Heather A. Haveman, University of The Intersectional Experience of Gay Fatherhood. California-Berkeley; Christopher I. Rider, Emory Megan Carroll, University of Southern California University To Split, Knit, or Quit? Identity Negotiations of Gay Discussant: Joseph Galaskiewicz, University of and Lesbian Teachers. Catherine E. Connell, Arizona Boston University Being Queer: Transgender Children and Family 14. Regular Session. Ethnography/Ethnographic Identity. Barbara Gurr, University of Studies Connecticut Colorado Convention Center Fungible Victims? How Activists’ Tactical Session Organizer: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia Repertoires Obscure Patterns of Violence. Laurel University E. Westbrook, Grand Valley State University Off the Corner and into the Kitchen: Gender and Ethnography on Chicago’s South Side. Michaela 17. Regular Session. Health Care and Care Soyer, University of Chicago Delivery 1 All Things Called Love: Romance Among Low- Hyatt Regency Denver Income Urban Youth. Ranita Ray, University of Session Organizer: Eileen E.S. Bjornstrom, Connecticut University of Missouri Overcrowded Public Hospital Emergency Rooms: Presider: Rachel E. Lovell, DePaul University Who Gets a Bed and Who has to Wait? Armando City Location as a Contingent Influence on Medical Lara-Millan, Northwestern University Practices. Daniel A. Menchik, University of This is Art, If You Want it to Be: Navigating Chicago Tensions between Public Expression and Gay Males and Electronic Health Records: Privacy Commercialism. Laura A Orrico, University of Perceptions, Age, and Negotiating Stigma. California-Los Angeles Timothy Patrick Stablein, Dartmouth College; Discussant: Colin Jerolmack, New York University Joseph Lorenzo Hall, New York University; Helen Nissenbaum, New York University; Denise 15. Regular Session. Food and Agriculture L. Anthony, Dartmouth College Colorado Convention Center Impediments to Fatigue-reducing Reforms: Medical Session Organizer: Jill Lindsey Harrison, University Records and Patient Handovers Among Academic of Colorado-Boulder Surgeons. James E. Coverdill, University of Presider: Jill Lindsey Harrison, University of Georgia Colorado-Boulder Parent Perceptions of Children's Medical Care: Is Dissatisfaction Associated with Preventive Care California and Unmet Need? Hanna Maija Jokinen-Gordon, Florida State University; Jill Quadagno, Florida 20. Regular Session. Latino Issues State University Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern 18. Regular Session. Indigenous Peoples University Colorado Convention Center Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University- Session Organizer: Emiko Saldivar, University of Chicago California-Santa Barbara Latina/os, Sex and the Movies: How Film, Religion Presider: Michelle M. Jacob, University of San Diego and Culture Combat Sexual Binaries and A Necessary Evil: Framing an American Indian Homonegativity. Wendy Arce, Graduate Legal Identity. Dwanna Lynn Robertson, Theological Union University of Massachusetts Latino and Non-Hispanic White Intermarriage: Bi- Indigenous Rights and Naming Regulations in culturalism and Racial Consciousness. Jessica M. Argentina. Sarah Dodge Warren, Lewis & Clark Vasquez, University of Kansas College The Organizational Experiences of Mexican Native Voices of Los Angeles from the Spanish American Men and Women in the U.S. Marine Pueblo to the World City. Jan C. Lin, Occidental Corps. Karin Modesto De Angelis, U.S. Air College Force Academy Unsupported and Uncertain: Communal Goal Why Has the U.S. Housing Crisis Hit Latinos Incongruence and the Experience of Native Hardest? Jacob S Rugh, Princeton University American Students in STEM Majors. Jessi L. Latino Spatial and Structural Assimilation: Close Smith, Montana State University; Erin A. Cech, Friendships with Anglos Among Houston-area Stanford University; Anneke Metz, Southern Latinos. Marcus L. Britton, University of Illinois University; Meghan Huntoon, Montana Wisconsin-Milwaukee State University; Christina Moyer, Northern Arizona University 21. Regular Session. Masculinities Yakama Language Revitalization: Establishing Colorado Convention Center Principles of a Community-University Session Organizer: Doug Schrock, Florida State Partnership for Education and Social Change. University Michelle M. Jacob, University of San Diego Presider: Brandon Jackson, Florida State University The Contextual Bases of Masculinity: Men’s Sexual 19. Regular Session. Kinship and Pathways of Violence against Women in the U.S. Military. Support Michael Armato, Northeastern Illinois; Cassandra Hyatt Regency Denver Cantu, Northeastern Illinois Session Organizer: Shannon N. Davis, George Mason I’m the Man and He’s the Woman! Incarceration, University Masculinity, and Intimate Relationships. Megan Presider: Merril Silverstein, University of South Lee Comfort, RTI International California Conquering Fear, Humiliation, and Doubt: Motivations for Supporting Elderly Parents in Motivations of Men Who Participate in a Fight Chinese Families. Luoman Bao, University of Club. Scott Melzer, Albion College Maryland-College Park An Air of Expectancy: Class, Crisis, and the Making Intergenerational Exchange of Instrumental Support: of Manhood at a College for Men. Saida Grundy, Dynamic Evidence from the British Household University of Michigan Panel Survey. Tak Wing Chan, University of Discussant: Matthew B. Ezzell, James Madison Oxford; John Ermisch, University of Oxford University The Economic Downturn and the Family: Moving In, Moving Out and Financial Well-being in Later 22. Regular Session. Multi-racial Life. Juyeon Kim, University of Chicago- Classification/Identity National Opinion Research Center; Linda J. Colorado Convention Center Waite, University of Chicago Session Organizer: Ashley Wood Doane, University Sibling Support among Young Adults in Malawi. of Hartford Jenny Trinitapoli, Pennsylvania State University; Presider: Ashley Wood Doane, University of Hartford Sara Yeatman, University of Colorado-Denver; Capital “M” Multiracial: The Coherence of a Jasmine Jean Fledderjohann, Pennsylvania State Multiracial Identity and Challenges to the U.S. University Racial Hierarchy. Hephzibah Virginia Strmic- Discussant: Merril Silverstein, University of South Pawl, University of Virginia Race Matters: The Racial Classification of Children Karides, Florida Atlantic University in Latino/Non-Latino White, Black, and Asian Intermarriages. Michael Hajime Miyawaki, 25. Regular Session. Social Stratification and Fordham University Internet Practices Is a Diverse Necessarily a Multiracial Future: Colorado Convention Center Projections of the Racially Mixed Population. Session Organizer: Lee Humphreys, Cornell Rose Anne Medeiros, Rice University; Jenifer L University Bratter, Rice University Presider: Keith N. Hampton, University of Population Projections of the Mixed Race Population, Pennsylvania 2000-2055. Victor R. Thompson, Rider Intellectual Collaboration in an Online Scientific University Community. Wooseok Jung, Northwestern Discussant: Nicholas A. Jones, U.S. Census Bureau University; Okyu Kwon, Pohang University of Science and Technology; Brian Uzzi, 23. Regular Session. Population Processes Northwestern University Hyatt Regency Denver Job Search 2.0: Explaining Differences in Young Session Organizer: Christine Renee Schwartz, Adults’ Online Job-seeking Practices. Eszter University of Wisconsin-Madison Hargittai, Northwestern University; Cassidy Presider: Christine Renee Schwartz, University of Puckett, Northwestern University Wisconsin-Madison Who Produces Content? Social Stratification and Educational Differences in Divorce in Japan. James Content Production on the Internet. Grant Blank, M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison; University of Oxford Miho Iwasawa, Natl. Inst. Pop. & Soc. Sec. Privacy Protection Strategies on Facebook: The Rsch.; Setsuya Fukuda, Statistics and Information Internet Privacy Paradox Revisited. Alyson Leigh Department, Ministry of Health, Labour and Young, UMBC; Anabel Quan-Haase, University Welfare, Japan of Western Ontario Marriage, Parenthood, and Health Insurance? How Discussant: Lee Humphreys, Cornell University Changes in Family are Linked to More Uninsured Americans. Christine M. Percheski, 26. Regular Session. Sociology of Middle East and Northwestern University Muslim Societies Relative Cohort Size and Student Achievement: A Colorado Convention Center Test of Easterlin's Hypothesis. Noli Brazil, Session Organizer: Cihan Ziya Tugal, University of University of California-Berkeley California-Berkeley White-Hispanic Differences in Meeting Fertility Presider: Charles Kurzman, University of North Intentions Over the Life Course. Caroline Sten Carolina Hartnett, University of Pennsylvania The True Clash of Civilizations Revisited: The Discussant: Margot Jackson, Brown University Relationship Between Islam and Patriarchy. Mate Pleic, University of New Mexico 24. Regular Session. Real Utopias: Alternative Europeanization, Conditionality, and Gender Formulations Equality in Turkey. Gul Aldikacti Marshall, Colorado Convention Center University of Louisville Session Organizer: Jess C. Gilbert, University of Islam and Gay Rights: An Empirical Investigation of Wisconsin-Madison Islam's Effect on Gay Rights. Hassan El Presider: Jess C. Gilbert, University of Wisconsin- Menyawi, New York University Madison Marriage Choices Among Syrian Transnationals. From "International" to "Global" Law: The Sociology Christopher Al-Omary Fiorello, University of of Global Legal Culture and Its Utopian Element. California-Berkeley Benjamin Lamb-Books, University of Colorado- State, Seminary, and Sources of Emulation in Shia Boulder Jurisprudence. Cyrus Dioun, University of Real Utopias, Hegelian Utopias and the Orwellian California-Berkeley Utopias of the 20th Century. Richard Randell, Discussant: Charles Kurzman, University of North Webster University Carolina The Real Utopia of the Public Sphere: Beyond the Fact/Value Antagonism in Comparative 27. Regular Session. Sociology of Science Historical Research. Andreas Koller, New York Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizer: Kelly A. Joyce, College of Tools of Conviviality: Small-scale Economies As a William & Mary Pathway for Social Empowerment. Marina Presider: Jeannette Anastasia Colyvas, Northwestern University Diversity in the U.S. Postal Service. Linda From Astronauts to "Cryonauts": Cryonic Suspension Benbow, as "Cyborg Solution." Grant Shoffstall, The ‘State’ of Workplace Sex Discrimination University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Regulation and Upper-level Managerial Sex Technologies of Freedom? Satellite Imaging and Diversity. Julie A. Kmec, Washington State Neo-liberal Surveillance. Monica M. Brannon, University; Sheryl L. Skaggs, University of New School for Social Research Texas-Dallas Whose Weather Is It Anyway? Calculating Risk at the National Weather Service. Phaedra Daipha, 30. Section on Aging and the Life Course State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Roundtable Session. Who’s the Expert?: Gendered Conceptions and Colorado Convention Center Expressions of Expertise by Chemists-in- 8:30-10:10am, Roundtables: Training. Laura Ellen Hirshfield, New College of Session Organizers: Pamela Herd, University of Florida Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Jeannette Anastasia Colyvas, Michael J. Shanahan, University of North Northwestern University Carolina-Chapel Hill

28. Regular Session. Urban Sociology Table 1. Aging and the State Hyatt Regency Denver Table Presider: Pamela Herd, University of Session Organizer: Nicole P. Marwell, City Wisconsin-Madison University of New York-Baruch College Are Aging Populations Responsible for Rising Presider: Alexandra K. Murphy, Princeton University Health Costs? Analysis of International Symbiotic Chains in the Urban Ecology of Public Newspaper Articles. Duane A. Matcha, Siena Parks. Elizabeth Jefferis Terrien, University of College Chicago Intergenerational Transfers to Adult Children in Growth Machine Re-fashioned: Case Study of Plastic Europe: Do Social Policies Matter? Martina Bag Ordinance in Marin County, California. Yifei Brandt, MEA; Christian Deindl, University of Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison Cologne Effecting Neighborhood: Spatial Projects in New Poverty, Inequality, and Pension Policy: A York City. David J. Madden, Columbia Comparative Analysis. John B. Williamson, University Boston College; Elizangela J Storelli, Boston Urban Governance and the End of Civil Society: College Isomorphism and Authority in Community-based Reversing Early Retirement in Advanced Welfare Organizations. Michael McQuarrie, University Economies: Overcoming Push and Pull of California-Davis Factors. Bernhard Ebbinghaus, University of Discussant: Nicole P. Marwell, City University of Mannheim; Dirk Hofaecker, University of New York-Baruch College Bamberg/Germany Sociology of Age and Human Rights: Potential 29. Regular Session. Workplace Diversity for Integration. Robin Shura, Hiram College; Colorado Convention Center Rachel Elaine Bryant, Case Western Reserve Session Organizer: Niki T. Dickerson vonLockette, University State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Presider: Niki T. Dickerson vonLockette, State Table 2. Health across the Life Course University of New Jersey-Rutgers Table Presider: Michael J. Shanahan, University of Beyond the Glass Ceiling to the Glass Cliff? North Carolina-Chapel Hill Analyzing the Promotion of Racial/Ethnic Disease-related Support and Long-term Minority CEOs. Alison Cook, Utah State Subjective Health Status. Emily Joy Nicklett, Univeristy; Christy M. Glass, Utah State Johns Hopkins University University Do Health Limitations Raise the Risk of Poverty? Gender Sorting and the Glass Ceiling in High Tech. Women's Entries into Poverty Over 36 Years. Roberto M. Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Lindsay Rinaldo Wilkinson, Purdue Technology; Santiago Campero, Massachusetts University; Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue Institute of Technology University; Sarah Mustillo, Purdue University Networks of Opportunity and Influence in Eight Heterogeneity in Health Trajectories of Older Graduate Departments. Paul D. McLean, State Adults and Socioeconomic Stratification: A University of New Jersey-Rutgers Latent Trajectory Class Analysis. K.A.S. Power, Symbolic, and Invisible Tokens: Delivering Wickrama, University of Georgia; Jay A Life Course Perspective on Fertility Demand in Mancini, University of Georgia Tanzania. Joseph Svec, University of Human Capital and Older Women's Health. Minnesota Twyla J. Hill, Wichita State University; Childlessness and Disability Onset among Late Rosemary Wright, Wichita State University Midlife and Older Women. Jeanne Anne Survivorship Narratives: Impact of Cancer Along Holcomb, University of Dayton the Life Course. Karen Marie Powroznik, Father Absence and Child Well-being over Time: Stanford University Comparison of the Impact of Divorce and Prevalence and Correlates of Successful Ageing: Incarceration. Jenifer Hamil-Luker, A Comparative Study between China and University of North Carolina-Greensboro South Korea. Qiushi Feng, National Preferences for Remarriage among the Widowed University of Singapore; Joonmo Son, and Divorced. Catherine E. Ross, University National University of Singapore of Texas; Sarah M. Kendig, University of Texas-Austin Table 3. Living Arrangements in Later Life Rapid Changes in the Household Structure and Table Presider: Amelia W. Karraker, University of Income Inequality in an Aging Society. Wisconsin-Madison Sawako Shirahase, University of Tokyo Assisted Living Residents’ Subjective Health. Stephanie Woodham Burge, University of Table 6. Influence of Early Life on Health across the Oklahoma; Debra Street, State University of Life Course New York-Buffalo Table Presider: Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State Gender as a Resource for Downsizing in Later University Life Residential Relocation. Aislinn R. An Examination of Parity in Low Birth Weight Addington, University of Kansas; David J. Outcomes Among African American and Ekerdt, University of Kansas White Mothers. Jeff Dennis, University of Living Arrangements, Marital Status and Older Texas-Permian Basin Puerto Ricans’ Receipts of Informal Support Family Disadvantage: Latent Classes of Maternal Transfers. Nekehia Quashie, University of and Child Health and Socioeconomic Status. Utah Dana Garbarski, University of Wisconsin- Urbanization, Neighborhood Structure, and Madison Residential Independence of Senior Citizens. The Influence of Identity Type and Social Amy L Spring, University of Washington Support on Depression among Adult Overseas Korean Adoptees. Young Ho Song, Korea Table 4. Caregiving University; Boon Young Han, Seoul National Table Presider: Carol Lynn Roan, University of University Wisconsin-Madison Epistemological Violence in Residential Care: Table 7. Psychological Well-being/Identity Building The Legacy of Reductionism and Relational Table Presider: Andrea Sunsarey Wilson, American Carework. Albert Banerjee, York University Institutes for Research Old Men’s Caregiving, “Instru-expressive” Roles, Combating Ageism through Identity Work. and “Good Manhood”. Scott Patrick Murphy, Summer Claire McWilliams, Florida State University of South Florida University The Effects of Caregiver Emotional Stress on the Life Phase, Psychological Orientation, Family Depressive Symptomalogy of the Care Structure, and the Form Volunteering Takes. Recipient. Deborah Blessing Ejem, Dawn Celeste Carr, University of North University of Alabama-Birmingham Carolina-Chapel Hill; Katherine Elizabeth Transforming Culture of Elder Care: The Case of King, Duke University Aging Taiwanese Immigrants. Ken Chih-Yan Well Being Trajectories among Patients Sun, College of William & Mary Diagnosed with Advanced Stage Cancer. European Older Adults’ Preferences for Family- Georgios Kypriotakis, Case Western Reserve based versus State-based Support: A Cross- University; Jessica A. Kelley-Moore, Case national, Multi-level Exploration. Christine Western Reserve University; Julia Hannum A. Mair, University of Maryland-Baltimore Rose, Case Western Reserve University County The “Coming Out” Process: An Essential Component of the LGBT Life Course. Table 5. Families across the Life Course Bradley Shawn Powell, Case Western Reserve University Session Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Variation across Dimensions of Psychological Virginia Well-being over Time: Using Confirmatory Presider: Julia Beth Schroeder, University of Factor Analysis. TzeLi Hsu, Florida State Virginia University Linked Lives in the "Great Recession:" Parental Economic Hardship and Children's Achievement Table 8. Social Engagement across the Life Course Orientations and Behavior. Jeylan T. Mortimer, Table Presider: Laura Blakeslee, University of University of Minnesota; Lei Zhang, University Wisconsin-Madison of Minnesota; Jeanette M. Hussemann, University Age Differences in Daily Social Activities: of Minnesota Leisure and Non-leisure Time Use. Mothering With Neuroscience in a Neo-liberal Age: Christopher Steven Marcum, RAND Child Disorders in Precarious Times. Linda M. Corporation Blum, Northeastern University; Estye Ross Promoting Health, Families, and Community Fenton, Northeastern University among Elders via Physical Activity Programs. Narrating Globalization through Childhood Rudy Ray Seward, University of North Texas; Disability. Regina Buonaccorsi Smardon, Cynthia M. Cready, University of North Texas Methodist University Retirement, Public Service and Lifestyles in Feelings of Inadequacy amongst Regional Australian Nigeria: An Empirical Assessment. Adewale Children in an Era of Economic Opulence. Rose L. Adesina, Ekiti State University Butler, Australian National University Senior Center Users in Two Towns: Usage Frequency, Center Satisfaction, and 33. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Connectedness to Local Community. Social Responses to the Great Recession Elizabeth Tov, Boston College Hyatt Regency Denver Timebanking as a Mode of Community Building. Session Organizer: Marion Fourcade, University of Emilie Dubois, Boston College California-Berkeley Presider: Sarah Quinn, University of Michigan 31. Section on Asia and Asian America Paper Executive Compensation, Fat Cats and Best Athletes. Session. From the Boundaries to the Core: Jerry W. Kim, Columbia University; Bruce Kogut, New Insights in Asian American Studies Columbia University; Jae-Suk Yang, Columbia Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizer: C.N. Le, University of The Morality of Debt. Zaibu Tufail, UCI; Francesca Massachusetts-Amherst Polletta, University of California-Irvine Presider: C.N. Le, University of Massachusetts- Values in Fast Motion. David Glowsky, Freie Amherst Universitaet Berlin; Michael Mutz, Freie Ethnic Business Clustering in the Early Immigrant Universitaet Berlin Settlement Stage. Eric Fong, University of Discussant: Mark S. Mizruchi, University of Toronto; Jing Shen, University of Toronto; Siyue Michigan Tian, University of Toronto; Jason Wang, Taipei Municipal University of Education 34. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Finding Community: Race, Ethnicity, and Belonging Paper Session. Global Governance (co- among Third Generation Japanese Americans. sponsored with Section on Sociology of Law) Dana Y. Nakano, University of California-Irvine Colorado Convention Center Multiple Accountabilities and the “Racialization” and Session Organizer: Evan Schofer, University of “De-racializaiton” of Health Services. Amy Yuan California-Irvine Zhou, University of California-Los Angeles Presider: Evan Schofer, University of California- What Does it Mean to Be Filipino? Choosing a Side Irvine and Developing a Filipino Identity. Daniel B. Institutional Emergence of Global CSR Frameworks: Eisen, Pacific University; Arlie P. Tagayuna, Global Corporate Governance in the New Mexico Highlands University; Kara Intergovernmental Field. Alwyn Lim, University Takasaki, University of Chicago of Michigan-Ann Arbor Discussant: C.N. Le, University of Massachusetts- The Limits of Multi-stakeholder Governance: The Amherst Crisis of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Sandra A. Moog, University of Essex; Steffen 32. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. Boehm, Essex Business School; André Spicer, Children and the Post Industrial Economy City University London Hyatt Regency Denver The Institutionalization of Nongovernmental Regulation of Markets: The Uneven Rise of Fair Global Unions, Local Power: Labor Trade Producer Organizations. Kristen E. Transnationalism from North America to the Shorette, University of California-Irvine Global South. Jamie McCallum, Middlebury International Linkages and Liberalization of College Abortion: Competing Institutional Logics and Globalization and the Impact of the Economic International Organization Networks. Dong-ju Crisis on Labor in the United States. Berch Lee, Harvard University Berberoglu, University of Nevada-Reno Global Environmental Governance & Pathways for the Achievement of Environmental Justice. Beth Table 4. Work and Human Rights Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma State University Table Presider: Jacqueline M Keil, Kean University Company as Alternate Local State: Multi- 35. Section on Labor and Labor Movements dimensional Employment Relation and Roundtable Session (one-hour). Workers’ Employment Experience in China. Hyatt Regency Denver Thomas Peng, University of California- 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Berkeley Session Organizer: Michael A. McCarthy, New York Made in America: Primitive Accumulation and University the Commoditization of Prison Labor. Ulluminair M. Salim, University of Table 1. Labor and the Changing Workplace California-San Francisco Table Presider: Marcos F. Lopez, Middlebury Navigating Occupational Health Rights: Low- College wage Work and Workers’ Compensation in Consuming and Working: Passengers and Yellow California. Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cabbies in the New York Taxi Industry. University of California-Santa Cruz Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College Occupy Wall Street: A Gramscian Analysis of a Table 5. Labor in Different Contexts Polanyian Movement. Phillip A. Hough, Table Presider: Kate Bronfenbrenner, Cornell Florida Atlantic University University Work in the Transforming Health Care: A Blue Power: Workforce Influence and the Rise of Qualitative Case Study from Turkey. Taylan Blue-collar Occupational Closure. Beth Red Cemal Acar, University of Wisconsin- Bird, Stanford University Madison Cultural Norm of Market Category and Status Contingency: The U.S. Feature Film Industry, Table 2. Union Organizing 1999-2010. Kwanwoo Kim, Yonsei Table Presider: Pamela Ann Roby, University of University California Interests and Empowerment in a Workers' Fair and Balanced? An Empirical Assessment of Cooperative: A Case Study. Michael Media Coverage of Social Movement Billeaux, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Campaigns. Andrew W. Martin, Ohio State Ayca Zayim, University of Wisconsin- University; Salvatore J. Restifo, Ohio State Madison; Trevor Daniel Young-Hyman, University University of Wisconsin-Madison; Anne Incorporation or Exclusion? The Intergenerational Reynolds, University of Wisconsin Dynamics of Unionization of Mexican, The Faring of Muslim Immigrants in the United Filipino and Chinese Americans. Daniel Kingdom in Terms of Employment, Income Schneider, University of California-Irvine and Occupation. Melinda Laura Varju, The Participation and Spread of the 1894 University of Wyoming Bituminous Coal Strike in Illinois. Benjamin E Lind, Higher School of Economics; Judith 36. Section on Marxist Sociology Roundtable Stepan-Norris, University of California-Irvine Session (one-hour). 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Table 3. Labor in the Global Economy Session Organizer: Arthur J. Jipson, University of Table Presider: Charles F. Andrain, San Diego Dayton State University Exploring Discursive Dimension of Global Table 1. Marxism, Ideology, and Critical Theory Production Networks. Il Ju Kim, McGill Table Presider: Lauren Langman, Loyola University; Noh Sung Chul, McGill University-Chicago University (De)Colonization and Conscientização from Amilcar Cabral and Paulo Freire for the Theoretical Elaboration of Ideology. Anthony Complexes. Elizabeth Alexis Sowers, Justin Barnum, Howard University University of California-Irvine Dominance Dynamics and Real Utopias. Peter H. Knapp, Villanova University Table 6. Marxism, Food, and Tourism On the Citizenship Question. Daniel Thompson, Table Presider: Michael E. Brown, Northeastern University of Michigan University Gastropraxis: Toward a Marxian Theory of Food, Table 2. Environmental Marxism Society, and the Body. Robert Priessman Table Presider: Theo J. Majka, University of Fenton, Colorado State University Dayton Toward Solidarity Tourism: A Critical Analysis Applying Marx's Method to Mountaintop of Revolution Tourism. Mark J. Salvaggio, Removal Mining. W. Ryan Wishart, University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Lazri University of Oregon DiSalvo, University of Connecticut Sustainability and Greenwashing Gentrification on the New York City Waterfront. Steven Table 7. Socialism, Ideology, and Neoliberalism Lang, City University of New York- Table Presider: Graham S. Cassano, Oakland LaGuardia University Hypotheses or Metaphysics: Can Socialism Learn Table 3. Marxism, Culture, and Art from its Mistakes? Fred Eidlin, University of Table Presider: Ryan Ashley Caldwell, Soka Tartu University of America Lean Forward: Political Talk Cable Networks and Critique in Art, Culture, and Media: An Analytic Reification of Ideological Values. Lloyd Survey. Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Klein, St. Francis College Texas-San Antonio The Legitimation Crisis of Neoliberal Shall I Paint You a Protest: Marxist Analysis of Globalization. Alessandro Bonanno, Sam Social Media. Arthur J. Jipson, University of Houston State University; Robert Antonio, ; Dayton Billy Ray Brocato, Sam Houston State University Table 4. Materialist Analyses of Gender and Women’s Leadership Table 8. Social Change and Historical Materialism Table Presider: Linda C. Majka, University of Table Presider: Marvin Thomas Prosono, Missouri Dayton State University Cross-national Comparisons of Gender Making Democracy Work or Reducing Differentiation in Professional Employment Democratic Pluralism? Social Capital, the 1960-2008: Apparent Realities and Utopian Third Way and the Big Society. Emanuele Possibilities. Robert Fiala, University of New Ferragina, University of Oxford Mexico; Saundra Trujillo, University of New Regulation Theory and Contemporary Capitalism. Mexico Frank Hughes, State University of New York- Indigenous Women’s Leadership in Urban Binghamton University America: A Historical Materialist Analysis. The Buffer Class and the Problems with Social Anne Luna-Gordinier, Howard University Change. Vince Montes, City University of New York-LaGuardia Table 5. Workers, Labor, and Consciousness of Change Table 9. Race, Class, and Labor Table Presiders: Daniel D. Martin, University of Table Presider: Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Minnesota-Duluth Polytechnic Institute and State University William C. Flint, Miami University-Ohio Marx’s Civil War Writings on Race and Class, Deskilling, Team-Building and Worker 150 Years Later. Kevin B. Anderson, Consciousness in the Retail Sector. Peter University of California-Santa Barbara Ikeler, City University of New York-Graduate The Concept of Class Power. Thomas F. Mayer, Center University of Colorado-Boulder Fiscal Superstructure and Deepening of Labor Exploitation. Daniel Bin, University of Table 10. Globalization and Marxism Brasilia Table Presider: Julia H. Rothenberg, St. Joseph's Positional Power and Port Centrality: An College Investigation into Logistics Work in U.S. Port Global Environmental Crisis, the Occupy Protests, and Critical Theory: Marcuse and Commitment in the Financial Sector. Mary Blair- Radical Subjectivity. Michael J. Sukhov, Loy, University of California-San Diego; Stacy California Public Utilities Commission Jeanne Williams, University of California-San Revisiting the Definition of Globalization: A Diego Bottom-up Perspective. Bryan R. Ellis, Howard University; Makiko Toge-Lawson, 39. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Howard University Invited Paper Session. Teaching Public Why Mass Unemployment? The Sociology of "What do Sociologists do?" Internationalization of Production and the Colorado Convention Center Global Reserve Army of Labor. R. Jamil Session Organizers: Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College Jonna, University of Oregon Kathy Shepherd Stolley, Virginia Wesleyan College 37. Section on Social Psychology Invited Session. Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson Social Psychology of Inequality University Hyatt Regency Denver Presider: Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College Session Organizers: Edward J. Lawler, Cornell Introductory Textbooks and the Neglect of Public University Sociology. Steven E. Barkan, University of Jane D. McLeod, Indiana University Maine Michael L. Schwalbe, The Challenges and Rewards of Teaching Public Presider: Jane D. McLeod, Indiana University Sociology. Leslie H. Hossfeld, University of Status. Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University North Carolina-Wilmington; Kristen Elizabeth Intersectionalities. Judith A. Howard, University of DeVall, University of North Carolina- Washington Wilmington; Jean-Anne Sutherland, University of Self and Identity. Peter L. Callero, Western Oregon North Carolina-Wilmington University Learn About the Policy Process by Participating In Ideologies. Matthew O. Hunt, Northeastern the Policy Process. TiffanyNoelle Martin Brown, University University of Colorado-Denver Socio-economic Status and Social Class. Melissa A. Teaching Public Sociology and Civic Engagement. Milkie, University of Maryland; Rashawn Jabar Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson Ray, University of Maryland-College Park University Ethno-racial Attitudes and Social Inequality. Lawrence D. Bobo, Harvard University; Frank L. 9:30 am Meetings Samson, University of Miami Section on Labor and Labor Movements Business Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver 38. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Section on Marxist Sociology Business Meeting – Economic Culture in the Public Sphere Hyatt Regency Denver Colorado Convention Center Session Organizers: Lyn Spillman, University of 10:30 am Meetings Notre Dame 2013 Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Frederick F. Wherry, Columbia University Committee – Hyatt Regency Denver Walter W. Powell, Stanford University Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology – Presider: Frederick F. Wherry, Columbia University Hyatt Regency Denver Economic and Political Culture in the Indian Public First Time Attendees Orientation – Hyatt Regency Sphere: A Study of Gram Sabha Deliberations. Denver Paromita Sanyal, Cornell University; Vijayendra Honors Program Discussion Tables – Hyatt Regency Rao, World Bank Denver Public Discourse and Divisive Populism: The Case of Section on Sociology of Culture Council and Walmart. Rebekah Peeples Massengill, Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center Swarthmore College Task Force on Sociology and Global Climate Change Imaginary Economies of Immigration Reform: The – Colorado Convention Center Business Association, the “Essential Worker,” 10:30 am Sessions and the Corporate Imagination. Michael Gould- Wartofsky, New York University 40. Real Utopia Proposal Session. Unconditional Imagination at Work: Postindustrial Restructuring Basic Income and Earnings Determination at General Electric. Hyatt Regency Denver Caroline E. Hanley, College of William & Mary Session Organizer: Philippe van Parijs, Louvain-le- Greed or Devotion? Executive Men’s Work Neuve Panelist: Philippe van Parijs, Louvain-le-Neuve and development and democracy. While led by Gaventa, the An unconditional basic income is an income paid by a session will be interactive and include opportunity for participation political community to all its members on an individual basis, by others. without means test no work requirement. This simple idea is now inspiring debates, struggles and reforms throughout the world. But 43. Thematic Session. Undoing Gender: Is It does globalization not make it more utopian than ever? Doesn't the Possible? Is It Desirable? threat of selective immigration and emigration make it Colorado Convention Center unsustainable economically? And doesn't the cultural Session Organizer: Kristen Schilt, University of heterogeneity fed by migration make it increasingly unsustainable politically? These are serious challenges for an unconditional basic Chicago income as it is for all those components of our welfare states that Presider: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State University go beyond social insurance. But the most appropriate strategies for Panelists: Ann Shola Orloff, Northwestern University addressing these challenges give the proposal of an unconditional Tey Meadow, Princeton University basic income an unprecedented relevance. Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago 41. Thematic Session. Race and Racial Justice Kathleen Gerson, New York University Colorado Convention Center Discussant: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State Session Organizer: Sandra S. Smith, University of University California-Berkeley The election of Barack Obama to the presidency in 2008 Presider: Sandra S. Smith, University of California- sparked a wave of discussion about whether the United States had arrived at the point of being “post-racial.” Some commentators Berkeley argued that having a black man popularly elected suggested that Panelists: Tyrone A. Forman, Emory University race no longer matter. Critics, in contrast, lambasted this Charles W. Mills, Northwestern University suggestion, arguing that race relations and hierarchies remain ever Stephen Steinberg, City University of New York- salient. While “post-racial” discourse has faded with the rise of conservative politicians using race-baiting tactics to challenge the Queens College Obama administration, the idea of a “post-gender” world has taken For this session, we have convened a panel of race scholars hold in sociological gender theory. This panel considers, what from the fields of law, philosophy, and sociology to explore the would such a post-gender world actually look like? And, is the question of racial justice–what it is and what institutional undoing of gender 1) possible and 2) desirable. These panelists transformations are needed to achieve it in a putative "post-racial" consider this question, drawing on theoretical and empirical society. analyses. 42. Thematic Session. Robust Empowerment and 44. Special Session. Lessons from a Swedish Grassroots Activism Dystopia: Feminist Perspectives on Stieg Colorado Convention Center Larsson's Millennium Trilogy (co-sponsored Session Organizer: John P. Gaventa, St. Francis by Sociologists for Women in Society) Xavier University Colorado Convention Center Presider: John P. Gaventa, St. Francis Xavier Session Organizers: Donna King, University of North University Carolina-Wilmington Panelist: John P. Gaventa, St. Francis Xavier Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University University Presider: Donna King, University of North Carolina- In 1974, Steven Lukes published his well-known essay Power: Wilmington a Radical View. His then student John Gaventa applied this view in his book Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence and Rebellion in The Gender Ambiguity of Lisbeth Salander: Third- an Appalachian Valley (1982). Now thirty years on, Gaventa will wave Feminist Hero? Judith Lorber, City share his experiences as an academic and an activist to argue that if University of New York-Brooklyn College and we are to create ‘real utopias’, we need move from the study of Graduate Center power to a more robust understanding of how unjust power relations can be challenged and changed. In so doing, he will Always Ambivalent: Why Media is Never Just introduce a framework which he and a number of activist Entertainment. Abby L. Ferber, University of colleagues have developed in recent years known as ‘the Colorado-Colorado Springs powercube’ (www.powercube.net.) Going beyond Lukes’ original Men Who Love Women: Pro-feminist Masculinities proposal of three dimensions of power, this framework argues that in today’s globalized and multi-polar world, we must understand in the Millennium Triology. Michael Kimmel, power as the interaction of the forms, spaces and levels of power, State University of New York-Stony Brook each of which has multiple dimensions. Strategies of ‘robust Third Wave Rebels in Second Wave World: empowerment’ and social change, to be successful, must challenge Polyamory, Gender, and Power. Mimi Schippers, all of these simultaneously. Gaventa will also draw upon a recent international research project which has developed over 150 case Tulane University studies of citizen mobilisation and action in 20 countries Tiny, Tatooed and Tough as Nails: Representatives (www.drc-citizenship.org), to illustrate the dimensions of the of Lisbeth Salander's Body. Catherine G. powercube and to provide evidence of how ‘robust empowerment’ Valentine, Nazareth College can lead to significant social and political change. The session will Stieg Larsson’s crime fiction trilogy is an international also demonstrate how the power cube and the case studies of popular phenomenon that has generated much discussion and citizen action may be used as effective teaching tools in courses on debate. In his novels, (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo; The Girl power, community organising, social movements, globalization Who Played with Fire; The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest) Larsson deconstructs the conventional view of Sweden as utopian, 47. Departmental Management and Leadership with a strong welfare system, complete gender equality and Workshop. Creating Family-friendly Policies progressive politics - and features instead a panoply of dystopian structures and behaviors that are particularly harmful to women – in the Department: Drawing on Empirical including sex trafficking, endemic violence against women, and Research to Make Effective Changes corrupt, secretive and misogynistic institutions. Yet within his Hyatt Regency Denver fictional dystopia, Larsson also portrays a remarkable array of Session Organizer: Catherine Richards Solomon, feminist actors (men and women) who work individually and collectively to redress these injustices. This session addresses Quinnipiac University ambiguities in Larsson’s dystopian and utopian vision of sexuality, Leader: Catherine Richards Solomon, Quinnipiac masculinity, body image, and violence against women, and University explores imbrications of the fictional and the real in feminist Co-Leaders: Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts bloggers’ responses to Larsson’s work. Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University 45. Author Meets Critics Session. Capitalizing on Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Crisis: The Political Origins of the Rise of Many departments seek to make changes in how they address faculty members' family responsibilities, especially given the Finance (Harvard, 2011) by Greta Krippner increasing number of women faculty who have children. This Colorado Convention Center session will address these concerns by focusing on the role of Session Organizer: Ronald R. Aminzade, University family-friendly policies in helping departments and universities of Minnesota support faculty. Session co-leaders will briefly present their Author: Greta R. Krippner, University of Michigan research and experience implementing these policies. Workshop attendees will reflect on a series of relevant questions developed by Presider: Michael R. Goldman, University of the co-leaders and will leave the workshop with a set of goals and Minnesota-Twin Cities a preliminary plan for implementing family-friendly policies in Critics: Bruce G. Carruthers, Northwestern their departments and/or universities. University 48. Professional Development Workshop. Elisabeth S. Clemens, University of Chicago Applying for a Faculty Position in a Teaching- Marc Schneiberg, Reed College oriented Institution 46. Regional Spotlight Session. Building Colorado Convention Center Progressive, Diverse, Inclusive Session Organizer: Kathleen Diane Piker-King, Organizations/Leadership in a Conservative Mount Union College Climate Leader: Kathleen Diane Piker-King, Mount Union Colorado Convention Center College Session Organizer: Lynda Dickson, University of Co-Leaders: Edward L. Kain, Southwestern Colorado-Colorado Springs University Presider: Lynda Dickson, University of Colorado- Keith A. Roberts, Hanover College Colorado Springs The workshop would cover the following topics: preparing an effective vita, constructing an effective job application and cover Panelists: Mary Lou Makepeace, Gay and Lesbian letter, surviving the campus visit, making an impressive teaching Fund of Colorado Springs presentation, and interviewing with the President and the Pam Shockley-Zalabak, University of Colorado- Academic Chief Officer. The major goal of the workshop is to Colorado Springs prepare graduate students to effectively market themselves throughout their job search process from starting to look for a job Richard Skorman, Former Mayoral Candidate to getting a job. The workshop materials emphasize that a job Jeff Scholes, University of Colorado-Colorado search is a long-term developmental process. The workshop is Springs directed to doctoral graduate students who are interested in This panel is associated with the April Footnotes article which accepting teaching appointments in teaching-oriented institutions explores the religious, political, racial and other contradictions of higher education; however, all doctoral students could benefit apparent in Colorado Springs, Colorado. On the one hand, from much of the material covered in the workshop. The Colorado Springs has national headquarters for approximately 80 presenters for the workshop have extensive professional religious organizations, including Focus on the Family and New experience in diverse teaching-oriented institutions, and they have Life Church. It is also the home of numerous military installations acted as search chairs numerous times during their professional ranging from the army’s Fort Carson and the Air Force Academy, careers. The workshop will be interactive and allow participants to NORAD. The large religious and military presence contributes time to ask questions. to the perception of the area as both a haven for evangelical Christians and politically conservative. Rick Santorum’s recent 49. Policy and Research Workshop. 2012 success in the Colorado Republican caucus suggests there is some Research Opportunities Using the Medical truth to this perception. Yet as is true in any location, there are Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) competing narratives. Voices, groups and organizations that help Hyatt Regency Denver to provide a more nuanced version of what a “real” utopia consists of. The Footnotes article provides a broad description of these Session Organizer: Jeffrey Rhoades, Agency for nuances. The purpose of this panel is to hear from specific voices Healthcare Research and Quality from the community who have had varying degrees of “success” in The purpose of this Workshop is to facilitate the use of the moving the city from (far) right to (at least) center. Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Household Component (MEPS HC) public use data files by the sociological research community. To meet this objective participants are provided with a general Vanderbilt University overview of the MEPS, a description of available data files, Class Morality: An Emancipatory Project. Jean information about on-line data tools, and some examples of the type of research projects the MEPS data can support. The Nation's Boucher, George Mason University health care system has undergone major changes over the last High Stakes Education Finance: How State- decade; most notable is the recent passage of the Affordability Sponsored Policy Reproduces Race and Class Care Act. The MEPS is a vital national data resource designed to Inequality. Kasey Henricks, Loyola University- continually provide social science researchers, health service researchers, policymakers, and others with timely, comprehensive Chicago information about access to care, health care disparities, health Influences on the Outlook of the Post-college care use and costs in the United States. Newly released MEPS Educational Opportunities and Choices of public use files provide social science analysts with opportunities Undergraduate Science Majors. Ebony Faith to create unique analytic files for social and policy relevant analyses in such areas of interest as access to care and health Caldwell, University of Georgia disparities. In order to capture the unparalleled scope and detail of the MEPS, analysts need to understand the complexities of MEPS Table 2. data files and data file linkages. This workshop will provide the Table Presider: Alex Thompson, University of knowledge necessary to formulate research plans utilizing the various MEPS files and linkage capabilities. Colorado Genetic Homophily in Social Networks. Yilan Fu, 50. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Paper University of North Carolina; Guang Guo, Session. Issues in Health, Mental Health, and University of North Carolina Well-being Occupying the New Age: The Politics of Yoga in Hyatt Regency Denver Occupy Wall Street. Scott Beck, New School for Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Social Research Sociological Association The Scales of Sushi Shops: Spatial Aesthetics of Beth Moran Floyd, American Sociological Kaitenzushi-ya. Robert Priessman Fenton, Association Colorado State University Presider: Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central There and Back Again: The “Occupy” Movement’s Florida Diffusion to Where Its Claims Began. Patrick Project U-CAN: A Grounded Theory Study to Norton, Whittier College Understand HIV in Context of Young Adult Classified Memory: War and WikiLeaks. Lisa Marie Networks (U-CAN). Sean Arayasirikul, Lipscomb, The New School for Social Research University of California-San Francisco Social Support and Well-being: A Study of African Table 3. Americans and Caribbean Blacks. Christy Table Presider: Nicole Lambert, University of LaShaun Erving, Indiana University-Bloomington Colorado-Boulder Unauthorized Status and Depressive Health and Revitalization of Parramore: Two Symptomatology among Unauthorized Mexican Opposing Interest Groups. Scott Kirlin Larson, Immigrant Women in the United States. San University of Central Florida; Rocklyn Gatta, Juanita Edilia Garcia, Texas A&M University University of Central Florida Networks, HIV/AIDS and Faith: Diffusion of Poverty in America: The Public’s Perception towards HIV/AIDS Information among Chinese Government Aid. Marcus L. Pruitt, University of Immigrant Religious Organizations in New York Central Florida City. ManChui Leung, University of Washington Retirement and Cognition: Selective Relationships and Causal Declines. Nicole Genevieve Denier, 51. Student Forum Roundtable Session. McGill University; Sean Clouston, University of Hyatt Regency Denver Victoria; Marcus Richards, University College Session Organizers: Patrick K. O'Brien, University of London; Diana Kuh, University College London; Colorado-Boulder Beverly M. Pratt, University of Maryland Scott Hofer, University of Victoria Jesse Max Smith, University of Colorado-Boulder Using Andersen's Model to Examine Preventive Health Behaviors. Bisma Ali Sayed, University of Table 1. Miami Table Presider: Marshall D. Smith, University of 52. Regular Session. Collective Memory I: Colorado-Boulder Methods and Theories Assessment of the Applicability of Human Capital, Colorado Convention Center Signaling and Credentialing in the Case of Session Organizer: Jonathan Markovitz, University Professional Fooll. Quan Dang Hien Mai, of California-Irvine Vanderbilt University; Francis Alvin Pearman, Presider: Jonathan Markovitz, University of California-Irvine Achievement Scores. Steven Elias Alvarado, Memory, Semiosis, and the Cultural Sociology of University of Notre Dame Temporality. Andrea Cossu, Independent Scholar The Neighborhood Context of Parent Involvement in Red, White and Forgotten: Collective Memory, Schools. Jeremy Fiel, University of Wisconsin- Social Movements and the Finns of DeKalb, IL. Madison; Anna R. Haskins, University of Diane M. Rodgers, Northern Illinois University; Wisconsin-Madison; Ruth N. Lopez Turley, Rice Jessica Rae Petersen, Northern Illinois University University; Jill Ellen Sanderson, Northern Illinois University 55. Regular Session. Ethnic Conflict Remembering a Failed Utopia: Reception and Colorado Convention Center Interpretive Communities of Memory. Tanja Session Organizer: Andreas Wimmer, University of Vuckovic Juros, Indiana University-Bloomington California-Los Angeles The Strategies of Mnemonic Battle: Patterns in the Presider: Andreas Wimmer, University of California- Dynamics of Conflict over the Past. Thomas Los Angeles DeGloma, City University of New York-Hunter Crossing the Line: A Quantitative History of Anti- College miscegenation Legislation in the United States, Discussant: Jeffrey Olick, University of Virginia 1662-2000. Scott Leon Washington, Princeton University 53. Regular Session. Development and Gender Explaining Spatial Variation in Hindu-Muslim Hyatt Regency Denver Violence in Gujarat, 2002. Raheel Dhattiwala, Session Organizer: Mary Johnson Osirim, Bryn University of Oxford; Michael Biggs, University Mawr College of Oxford Presider: Mary Johnson Osirim, Bryn Mawr College Responses to Discrimination and Social Resilience How CEDAW Works: Procedures and Results from under Neo-liberalism: Brazil, Israel, and the the International Women's Treaty. Susan Hagood United States. Michele Lamont, Harvard Lee, Boston University University; Crystal Marie Fleming, State Performing Third World Poverty: Racialized University of New York-Stony Brook; Jessica S. Femininities in Sex Work. Kimberly Kay Hoang, Welburn, University of Michigan Rice University Terrorist Events, and Attitudes towards Immigrants: The Rural Woman's Burden: Volunteer Mothering A Natural Experiment. Joscha Legewie, and the Contradictions of Empowerment. Pamela Columbia University Jane Neumann, University of Texas-Austin When Subaltern Women March: Padyatra (Foot 56. Regular Session. Health Care and Care Pilgrimage/March) and the Embodied Gender Delivery 2 Dynamics of Protest in India. Manisha Desai, Hyatt Regency Denver University of Connecticut Session Organizer: Eileen E.S. Bjornstrom, Discussant: Mary Johnson Osirim, Bryn Mawr University of Missouri College Presider: Jason Rodriquez, University of Missouri A Novel Approach to Race in Patient-Health Care 54. Regular Session. Education: Neighborhood Provider Interactions: Health Care Provider and School Contexts Interracial Anxiety. Jennifer Malat, University of Colorado Convention Center Cincinnati; Somnath Saha, Oregon Health and Session Organizer: Irenee R. Beattie, University of Science University; Mary Catherine Beach, Johns California-Merced Hopkins University; P. Todd Korthuis, Oregon Presider: Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia Health and Science University; Victoria L. Sharp, Effects of Affluent Suburban Schooling: Learning St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center; Jonathan Skilled Ways of Interacting with Educational A. Cohn, Wayne State University; Richard D. Gatekeepers. Simone Ispa-Landa, Northwestern Moore, Johns Hopkins University University Instrumental and Socio-emotional Communications High School Resources: Equalizers, Stratifiers, or in Doctor-patient Interactions in Urban and Rural Mirrors? Joshua Klugman, Temple University Clinics. Kristen Ann Desjarlais-deKlerk, The Limits of Math Proficiency: How Individual and University of Calgary; Jean E. Wallace, School Characteristics Shape Math Course University of Calgary Placement. Will Tyson, University of South Managing Patients and Expectations: Health Care Florida; Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia; Provider Strategies for Patients with Type 2 Rheta Lanehart, University of South Florida Diabetes. Mari Armstrong-Hough, Duke Movers versus Stayers: Neighborhood Effects on University Power, Authority and Inequality in Health Care 59. Regular Session. Social Movements: Origins, Interactions: Cultural Health Capital Meets Opportunity, and Outcomes Conversation Analysis. Leslie Dubbin, Colorado Convention Center University of California-San Francisco; Jamie Session Organizer: Steven M. Buechler, Minnesota Suki Chang, University of California-San State University Francisco; Janet K. Shim, University of Presider: Kenneth T. Andrews, University of North California-San Francisco Carolina-Chapel Hill The Racially Contingent Effect of Key Social A Cross-national, Multilevel Approach to Class- Characteristics on Perceived Prejudice in based Political Mobilization. Kyle Dodson, Healthcare. Corey Michael Abramson, University University of California-Merced of California-Berkeley; Martin Sanchez- Can a Social Movement Limit the Political Jankowski, University of California; Manata Opportunity Structure of the State? Poland's Hashemi, University of California-Berkeley Solidarity Union. Jack M. Bloom, Indiana University-Northwest 57. Regular Session. Organizational Problems and Movement-countermovement Dynamics and Market Inefficiency Countermovement Decline: Examining the Fate Colorado Convention Center of Pro- and Anti-Immigration Forces, 2005-2008. Session Organizer: Matt Vidal, University of Matthew Ward, University of Arizona London-King's College Why Do Social Movements Radicalize? The Civil Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University Rights Movement in Northern Ireland, 1968- "Good Medicine": How the Pharmaceutical Industry 1971. Gianluca De Fazio, Emory University Kept the Power to Prescribe away from Discussant: Kenneth T. Andrews, University of North Pharmacists. Peter Younkin, McGill University Carolina-Chapel Hill Categorical Manipulation in the Reproduction of Organizational Inequality: The Case of Disability 60. Regular Session. Technology Categorization in Schools. Argun Saatcioglu, Colorado Convention Center University of Kansas; Tom Skrtic, University of Session Organizer: Kelly Moore, Loyola University- Kansas Chicago Strategic Complexity and Normal Accidents: Presider: Scott Frickel, Washington State University Strategic Sources of Accidents in the Global Bringing Utopia Back In: Utopias and the Analysis of Airline Industry, 1998-2002. Dongyoub Shin, Technological Discourse. Julia Beth Schroeder, Yonsei University; Doyoon Kim, Yonsei University of Virginia University Evolutionary and Ecological Approaches to Theorizing the Dark Side of Organizations. Diane Measuring Influence and Impact. Jacob Gates Vaughan, Columbia University Foster, University of Chicago; Andrey Rzhetsky, Discussant: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University University of Chicago; James A. Evans, University of Chicago 58. Regular Session. Race, Class and Gender Specialists without Spirit: Commerce and the through Meaning, Discourse and Experience Rationalization of Scientific Work. Eric Colorado Convention Center Giannella, University of California-Berkeley Session Organizer: Jo Reger, Oakland University Three Models of Development: Community Presider: Graham S. Cassano, Oakland University Ophthalmology NGOs and the Appropriate Diversity Ironies: Class Differences in Activists' Technology Movement. Logan Dawn April Class and Racism Talk. Betsy Leondar-Wright, Williams, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Boston College Discussant: Charles B. Perrow, Yale University How Legal Status Shapes Gender Inequality and Segmented Assimilation in Los Angeles. Oscar 61. Regular Session. Visual Sociology Fernando Gil-Garcia, University of California- Hyatt Regency Denver Santa Barbara Session Organizer: Jerome Krase, City University of Sophisticated Colorblindness: Elite College Students New York-Brooklyn College Negotiate the Meaning and Operation of Presider: Jerome Krase, City University of New Whiteness. David Kent Peterson, University of York-Brooklyn College California-Irvine Human Rights and the Other Body: Fetish, Fantasy The Positive Consequences of Negative Stereotypes: and Freedom in Contemporary Human Rights. Race, Sexual Orientation, and Job Applicant Moon Charania, Tulane University Evaluations. David Pedulla, Princeton University Identifying Internal and External Impediments to a Discussant: Graham S. Cassano, Oakland University More Visual Social Science: Key Issues and Remediation Measures. Luc Pauwels, University Housing. Mary Byrnes, Marygrove College of Antwerp A New Political Anatomy of the Older Body? Representing Social Invisibility: Aesthetics of the Practices in Primary Care towards Older Age. Ghostly in Rebecca Belmore’s Named and Susan Pickard, University of Liverpool Unnamed. Margaret Tate, University of Texas- What Factors Reduce Women’s Aging Anxiety? Austin Anne E. Barrett, Florida State University; Erica L Visual Representations of Abu Ghraib: Fashionable Toothman, Florida State University Torture, Gender and Images of Homoerotic Discussant: David J. Ekerdt, University of Kansas Power. Ryan Ashley Caldwell, Soka University of America 64. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social “Neighborhood Voice.” Ethnographic Research and Solidarity Paper Session. Altruism, Morality Visual Methods: The Case Study Milan’s and Social Solidarity: Envisioning Utopias Chinatown. Lidia K. C. Manzo, University of Hyatt Regency Denver Trento Session Organizers: Matthew T. Lee, University of Discussant: Michael Ian Borer, University of Akron Nevada-Las Vegas Samuel P. Oliner, Humboldt State University Presider: Matthew T. Lee, University of Akron 62. Regular Session. Workplace Transformation In Search of a Real Utopia: Formulating the Field of Colorado Convention Center Alltruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity. Session Organizer: Laura Kramer, Montclair State Vincent Jeffries, California State University- University Northridge Presider: Laura Kramer, Montclair State University Towards A Public Sociology of Morality: Notes on Experimentation and Enactment: A Comparative the Crisis of Market Culture. John Brueggemann, Case Study of Institutional Change. Kelly R Skidmore College Chermack, University of Minnesota; Erin Kelly, Using Normative Theory to Explain the Effect of University of Minnesota; Phyllis Moen, Religion and Education on Volunteering. Joonmo University of Minnesota; Samantha K. Ammons, Son, National University of Singapore; John University of Nebraska-Omaha Wilson, Duke University Conceptualizing Organizational Change: Gendered Haitian and Ghanaian Liturgy and Prayer as Organizations and NSF ADVANCE Institutional Constitutive-ends Practices. Margarita A. Transformation. Shauna A. Morimoto, University Mooney, University of North Carolina-Chapel of Arkansas; Anna Zajicek, University of Hill; Nicolette Denise Manglos, University of Arkansas Texas-Austin D-Work: Controlling Distributed, Volunteer and From Personal Troubles to Institutionalised Redundant Work to Facilitate Innovation. David Expressions of Compassion: A Study of Charity S. Hachen, University of Notre Dame; Zack Volunteers in the United Kingdom. Ruben Dario Kertcher, University of Notre Dame Flores Sandoval, Higher School of Economics The Social Basis of Volunteer Legal Work: Discussant: Jerrald D. Krause, Humboldt State Predictors of Pro Bono in Legal Practice. Robert University T. Granfield, State University of New York- Buffalo; Philip Todd Veliz, State University of 65. Section on Asia and Asian America Invited New York-Buffalo Session. Asia and Migration: New Directions in Discussant: Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State the New Global Economy University Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of 63. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Minnesota Session. Reclaiming the Sociology of Age: Presider: Anna Romina P. Guevarra, University of From Institutions to Identities Illinois-Chicago Colorado Convention Center The Costs of Altruism: Money in Low Wage Session Organizer: Toni Calasanti, Virginia Vietnamese Transnational Families. Hung Cam Polytechnic Institute and State University Thai, Pomona College Presider: Toni Calasanti, Virginia Polytechnic Gay Dads and Indian Surrogates. Sharmila Institute and State University Rudrappa, University of Texas-Austin The Embodied Life Course: Functions, Boundaries, Forced Migration in the New Global Economy. Reflections. Stephen Katz, Trent University Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut To Restore Ourselves the Dignity: Older Womens' The Formation of Racial Attitudes: Chinese-African Meanings of Home in Age-segregated Public Encounters in Guangzhou, China. Min Zhou, University of California-Los Angeles Industry: Challenges in Improving Labor Standards and Labor Rights. Laura T. Raynolds, 66. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Invited Colorado State University Session. Criminological Theory amid Public Global Justice, National Distinctions: Criminalizing Policy Initiatives Human Rights Violations in Darfur. Joachim J. Hyatt Regency Denver Savelsberg, University of Minnesota; Hollie Session Organizer: Patricia L. McCall, North Colleen Nyseth, University of Minnesota Carolina State University The National Bureaucratic Underpinnings of Presider: Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware Transnational Regulatory Networks: Latin Theory, Policy, and Public Criminologies. American Labor Inspectors in Comparative Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota; Perspective. Andrew Schrank, University of New Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University Mexico Criminal Opportunity Theory: Its Evolution and Applications. Pamela Wilcox, University of 69. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Kentucky; Kenneth C. Land, Duke University Paper Session. Transnational Capital and Social Institutions, Policy, and Crime: Applying Labor Macro-criminological Theory. Richard Hyatt Regency Denver Rosenfeld, University of Missouri-St. Louis; Session Organizer: Kyle John Arnone, University of Steven F. Messner, State University of New York California-Los Angeles Criminological, Theory and Research on Terrorism. Presider: Manjusha S. Nair, State University of New Gary LaFree, University of Maryland Jersey-Rutgers Global Chains, Global Workers: Warehouse 67. Section on Economic Sociology Invited Workers’ Experience of Globalized Labor Session. Institutions and National Development Processes and Transnational Class Relations. Hyatt Regency Denver Jason Y. Struna, University of California- Session Organizer: Alejandro Portes, Princeton Riverside University Remembering and Re-membering: Migrant Labor, Presider: Alejandro Portes, Princeton University Memory Mobilization, and Member Participation Institutions and Post-socialist Transformations in in HERE and SEIU Locals. Michael Gould- Central and Eastern Europes. Nina Bandelj, Wartofsky, New York University University of California-Irvine Struggling for Redistribution and Recognition: The Colombian Paradox: A Thick Institutionalist Precarious Politics in the United States and South Analysis. Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito, University Africa. Marcel Paret, University of California- of the Andes Berkeley The Uneven and Paradoxical Development of Employment Relations and Social Exclusion: A Mexican Developmental Institutions. Jose Luis Marxian/Polanyian Analysis of Neoliberalism in Velasco, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Turkey. Hatice Deniz Yukseker, Koc University Mexico Discussant: Lu Zhang, Temple University Discussant: Jennifer L. Bair, University of Colorado 70. Section on Marxist Sociology Invited Session. 68. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Recent Developments in Marxist Theory Paper Session. Transnational Processes and Hyatt Regency Denver Institutions Session Organizer: Michael E. Brown, Northeastern Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizers: Sarah Louise Babb, Boston Presider: Michael E. Brown, Northeastern University College From Tahir Square to Zuccotti Park: Rethinking Wesley Longhofer, Emory University Marx After Occupation Movements. Lauren Sadia Saeed, Yale University Langman, Loyola University-Chicago Presider: Terence C. Halliday, American Bar Social Rights and Economic Citizenship: A Marxist- Foundation feminist Approach. Valentine M. Moghadam, The Spread of the Worldwide Financial Crisis, 2007- Northeastern University 2010. Neil Fligstein, University of Californnia; Feminism Seduced: Marxist-feminism after Jacob Habinek, University of California-Berkeley Globalization. Hester Eisenstein, City University Transnational Authority and Political Legitimacy in a of New York-Queens College and Graduate Refugee Camp. Elizabeth Holzer, University of Center Connecticut Fair Trade Certification in the Global Flower 71. Section on Methodology Invited Session. Otis Dudley Duncan Memorial Lecture Editors of ASA Publications – Colorado Convention Hyatt Regency Denver Center Session Organizer: Guillermina Jasso, New York University 2:30 pm Sessions Panelist: Donald Rubin, Harvard University 75. Real Utopia Proposal Session. A Democratic 72. Section on Social Psychology Invited Session. Media System Cooley-Mead Award Ceremony, Address (one- Hyatt Regency Denver hour) Session Organizer: Robert W. McChesney, University Hyatt Regency Denver of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Session Organizer: Brian Powell, Indiana University Presider: Robert W. McChesney, University of Presiders: Camille Zubrinsky Charles, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Pennsylvania Panelist: Robert W. McChesney, University of Illinois Maria Krysan, University of Illinois-Chicago at Urbana-Champaign Panelist: Lawrence D. Bobo, Harvard University Discussant: William D. Hoynes, Vassar College Communication and media systems are undergoing dramatic 73. Section on Teaching and Learning Invited changes, precisely as their importance to society is escalating. On the one hand, new technologies are revolutionizing the nature of Session. Hans O. Mauksch and Carla B. communication and discombobulating existing institutional Howery Awards (one-hour) practices. On the other hand, traditional journalism is struggling to Colorado Convention Center survive due to technological and commercial pressures. The Session Organizer: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College capacity to have credible democratic governance hangs in the balance. All nations are to varying degrees in the midst of crucial Presider: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College media policy debates over how best to develop the new Panelist: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University- technologies and determine what role the market and commercial Kokomo values should play. Likewise all democratic nations to varying degrees are wrestling with the matter of how to create institutions 11:30 am Meetings to generate independent journalism. This session will discuss a Section on Social Psychology Business Meeting – proposal for how to address these policy matters. What would be the best possible communication system in view of the existing Hyatt Regency Denver technologies and economic possibilities? The author will argue that Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology the foundation for a free and democratic society is a Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center communication system, and, in particular, a news media system, largely removed from the capital accumulation process and with 12:30 pm Sessions mechanisms to provide competition and political independence. The author will demonstrate that this is a realistic utopia, as there 74. Plenary Session. Democracy are numerous historical and contemporary examples from which to draw. Most important, it is part of a burgeoning international Hyatt Regency Denver movement for media reform. Session Organizer: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin 76. Thematic Session. Creating Workplace Presider: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin Gender Equality Panelists: Robert W. McChesney, University of Colorado Convention Center Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Session Organizer: William T. Bielby, University of Hilary Wainwright, Transnational Institute Illinois-Chicago Bruce Ackerman, Yale University Presider: William T. Bielby, University of Illinois- Boaventura Santos, University of Colimbra- Chicago Portugal Panelists: Heidi I. Hartmann, Institute for Women's Many real utopian institutional designs and experiments are Policy Research built around the problem of deepening democracy: how to organize Joan C. Williams, University of California and decision-making in organizations, in the state, and in society in such a way that ordinary people are in a position to genuinely Hastings College of Law exercise real power. This plenary will concern different aspects of Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University the problem of deepening and radicalizing democracy. As sociologists debate whether the gender revolution in the labor force and other institutional sectors is "uneven and stalled" 2:30 pm Meetings (England 2010), this session steps back and addresses a larger 2013 Public Understanding of Sociology Award question – "where do we think that revolution is taking us as it applies to the workplace?" Three decades of scholarship of gender Selection Committee – Colorado Convention and work is mostly backwards looking, focusing mainly on how Center the gender system creates workplace disparities. In this session, Committee on Nominations, continued – Hyatt distinguished gender scholars take a forward look, sharing their Regency Denver visions of where the gender revolution is to take us in creating a workplace free of gender bias. Committee on the Status of Persons wth Disabilities in Sociology – Hyatt Regency Denver 77. Thematic Session. Global Warming and the Prospects for Real Utopias 2006 Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Robert Brulle, Drexel University Session Organizer: Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins Presider: Robert Brulle, Drexel University University Global Climate Change: What We Know and Presider: Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins University Implications for the Future? Kevin Trenberth, Panelist: Melvin L. Kohn, Johns Hopkins University National Center for Atmospheric Research Discussants: Deborah Carr, State University of New Addressing Climate Change Denial. Clive Hamilton, Jersey-Rutgers Australian University, Charles Sturt University, Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania and University of Melbourne Kazimierz M. Slomczynski, Ohio State University The Environmental Movement and Potential to Yanjie Bian, University of Minnesota Promote Change. Sarah A. Soule, Stanford Carmi Schooler, University of Maryland University In this presentation I attempt a rather sweeping overview of Discussant: J. Craig Jenkins, Ohio State University more than half a century of cross-national research that my collaborators and I have done on the relationship of social structure The consequences of massive environmental disruption due to and personality. We have carried out rigorously comparative global climate change challenges the very idea of real utopias. The studies of the United States, Japan, Poland when it was socialist, ongoing and accelerating disruption of global climate change will Poland and Ukraine in their transition to nascent capitalism, and – render many utopian projects obsolete, and may challenge the very currently – China during “privatization.” These studies have viability of global institutions and practices. Yet, we still cling to enabled us to compare capitalist and socialist, Western and non- naïve notions of sustainability or other utopian visions that ignore Western, societies during times of relative social stability. They the very real limits to the human project imposed by global climate also have enabled us to assess whether the relationships of social change. The existing efforts utilizing the established political and structure and personality continue to obtain during periods of economic institutions have failed, and the proposed solutions are radical social change – by which I mean fundamental change in the utterly incommensurate to the scale of the problem. This session social, economic, and political structure of the society, not just a will explore the issue of global climate change, and what, if period of dramatic events, nor necessarily rapid change. anything remains of utopian projects in light of our environmental situation. 80. Author Meets Critics Session. Pink Ribbon 78. Thematic Session. The Port Huron Statement Blues: How Breast Culture Undermines after 50 Years Women's Health (Oxford, 2010) by Gayle Colorado Convention Center Sulik Session Organizer: Richard Flacks, University of Colorado Convention Center California-Santa Barbara Session Organizer: Catherine White Berheide, Presider: Richard Flacks, University of California- Skidmore College Santa Barbara Author: Gayle A. Sulik, State University of New Panelists: Robert J.S. Ross, Clark University York-Albany Tom Hayden, Peace and Justice Resource Center Presider: Heather Laube, University of Michigan- Maria Varela, Activist Flint Aldon D. Morris, Northwestern University Critics: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of The June 1962 Port Huron Statement, was the most important New York manifesto of the early New Left. It was drafted by Tom Hayden for Phil Brown, Brown University debate and discussion at a conference of student leaders at Port Kathy Charmaz, Sonoma State University Huron Michigan. The Statement is most remembered for its advocacy of “participatory democracy”, a term it introduced to public use. Participatory democracy in its various meanings, 81. Regional Spotlight Session. Immigrant remains a key concept and has global currency in the quest for Communities in Colorado: Textures of the ‘practical utopia’. Its uses can be found in the ‘participatory Past, Present Realities, and Possible Futures budget’ process in Brazilian cities, in the organizing framework Colorado Convention Center used by public assemblies in the middle east, Europe, Madison Session Organizers: David Joseph Piacenti, and Wall St., and in a wide range of recent work on democratic theory in political science, sociology , philosophy and feminist Metropolitan College-Denver studies. The Statement also anticipated and helped to fuel a view of Christina Alicia Sue, University of Colorado- the university as a key site for public debate. It argued for the Boulder potential relevance of academic research to social change, and for Panelists: David Joseph Piacenti, Metropolitan curricular reform that would help students become empowered citizens. The Port Huron Statement can be understood not only as College-Denver a new left manifesto but as anticipating the possibility of a public Lisa M. Martinez, University of Denver sociology. This session will be ‘participatory’—hoping to elicit Fernando Riosmena, University of Colorado- reflection and discussion from the audience. Boulder 79. Special Session. Class Stratification and Christina Alicia Sue, University of Colorado- Personality Under Conditions of Apparent Boulder Social Stability and of Radical Change: 1956- Joshua G. LePree, University of Colorado- Boulder faculty across a variety of college and university settings. Panelists Jerome Krase, City University of New York- will explore issues connected to being out on campus before and after tenure, issues related to promotion and tenure for queer Brooklyn College faculty, being “queer professionals” and/or “professional queers,” Within the broader ASA conference theme of Real Utopias intersectionality of identities, and cultural taxation with regard to and Possible Futures, this panel outlines various immigrant mentoring LGBTQ students and junior faculty. This workshop is histories in Colorado and discusses patterns of incorporation for co-sponsored by the ASA LGBTQ Caucus, the ASA Sexualities immigrants and their descendants into Colorado’s social fabric. Section, and the ASA Sex & Gender Section. Presentations include topics ranging from social and political movements, spatial incorporation, and access to institutional 84. Policy and Research Workshop. Innovative resources for various Colorado immigrant populations. This panel also imagines the position, role, and potential outcomes of newer Longitudinal Tools for International Research arrivals and emerging immigrant populations in the state. in the Social Sciences Hyatt Regency Denver Regional Spotlight Tour 01. The Rocky Mountain Session Organizer: Bernhard Nauck, Chemnitz Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge University of Technology Off-site Location Leader: Bernhard Nauck, Chemnitz University of Session Organizer: Eric Bonds, University of Mary Technology Washington Panelists: Juergen Schupp, German Institute for Leader: Eric Bonds, University of Mary Washington Economic Research Please join us for a site visit to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Martina Brandt, MEA National Wildlife Refuge, a former weapons and chemical plant that has been converted to a 12,500 acre urban wildlife refuge. The Johannes Huinink, University of Bremen industrial processes used to produce chemicals and munitions in Hans-Peter Blossfeld, this area created severe and widespread toxic contamination. Four major large scale longitudinal studies in the German However, in the past two decades the U.S. government has sought social sciences provide a unique data infrastructure on important to eliminate or contain this toxic legacy while removing the topics in modern societies such as ageing, inequality, life forms industrial infrastructure from the land. The resulting wildlife and education. These projects form a new basis for innovative, refuge provides habitat for waterfowl, bald eagles, bison, and cross-national and interdisciplinary research, as they all offer significant prairie dog colonies. It also provides outdoor recreation scientific use files to the international scientific community. The opportunities for people in surrounding communities. Participants Policy and Research Workshop will demonstrate the analytical on this walking tour and site visit will be asked to consider if the potential of the longitudinal studies and offer opportunities to get Rocky Mountain National Arsenal is a real world wildlife and into personal contacts with the P.I.’s of these studies. Exemplary recreation utopia, a toxic dump, or somehow all of these things. analysis will stimulate own research perspectives of the audience Refuge facilities are handicap accessible. and international cooperation. • the German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) has been providing microdata for social, behavioral, and 82. Departmental Management and Leadership economic research for over 25 years. • the Survey of Health, Workshop. Department Chairs Drop-In Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) is a cross-national panel among more than 50.000 50+ people in 19 European Clinic: Providing Help and Insights from countries. • the Panel Analysis of Intimate Relations and Family Department Resources Group (DRG) Dynamics (PAIRFAM) is a longitudinal, multi-actor study with Consultants with Expertise in Curriculum 12.000 anchor-respondents plus their partners, parents and Review and Faculty Development children. • the German National Educational Panel Study (NEPS) is a data base on educational processes and decisions, learning Hyatt Regency Denver opportunities, competence development and returns to education. Session Organizer: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College The multicohort sequence design covers the whole lifespan from birth to retirement and beyond. The moderated panel discussion is 83. Professional Development Workshop. LGBTQ expected to enhance international collaboration and to explore Faculty Issues: Negotiating Public Identity, synergies with similar studies in the United States and produce Professional Research, and Relationships with added value across such studies. Potential users of the scientific use files of the four studies are invited to the information desk in Colleagues the exhibition for detailed information, including technical Hyatt Regency Denver questions of data access. Session Organizer: Timothy Adam Ortyl, University of Minnesota 85. Graduate Programs in Sociology Leader: Timothy Adam Ortyl, University of Colorado Convention Center Minnesota Session Organizers: Valerie D Jiggetts, American Co-Leader: Carla A. Pfeffer, Purdue University- Sociological Association North Central Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Sociological Panelists: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State University Association Cary Gabriel Costello, University of Wisconsin- 1. Baylor University 2. Boston College Milwaukee 3. Catholic University of America Amin Ghaziani, University of British Columbia 4. City University of New York-Graduate Center Amy L. Stone, Trinity University 5. Cornell University Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University 6. Florida International University 7. George Mason University In this workshop, faculty will discuss their experiences as 8. Humboldt State University 9. Loyola University Chicago Forecasters in the Fashion Field. Jenny Lantz, 10. Michigan State University Stockholm School of Economics 11. Middle Tennessee State University 12. Northern Arizona University Culture, Class, and Reality Television. 13. Oklahoma State University Francesca Tripodi, University of Virginia 14. Pennsylvania State University Forever Vintage: How Changes in the Fashion 15. Syracuse University Industry Helped Vintage Style Become a 40 16. Texas State University 17. The Ohio State University Year Trend. Nancy L. Fischer, Augsburg 18. State University of New York-Buffalo College 19. University of Alabama-Birmingham Strategies of Production in a Scene-based Music 20. University of Central Florida Genre. Diana Lee Miller, University of 21. University of Cincinnati 22. University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Toronto 23. University of Delaware 24. University of Illinois-Chicago Table 3. Subcultures 25. University of Iowa Table Presider: Jeffrey Parker, University of 26. University of Kentucky 27. University of Louisville Chicago 28. University of Miami Irreconcilable Whiteness: How Whites Didn't 29. University of Michigan Mean to Steal Hip Hop, But Did Anyway. 30. University of Minnesota Chris Pappas, University of Minnesota 31. University of Nevada-Reno 32. University of North Carolina-Charlotte Killing the Hipster: Symbolic Annihilation and 33. University of Notre Dame Ambivalent Denial. Jeffrey Parker, 34. University of Oklahoma University of Chicago 35. University of Oregon Navigating Subcultural Careers: How Straight 36. Utah State University 37. Virginia Tech Edgers Transition to Work. Ross Haenfler, 38. Washington State University University of Mississippi 39. Wayne State University The Dream Industry: The Business of Selling 86. Open Refereed Roundtable Session. I Fortune and Fame. Geoff Harkness, Hyatt Regency Denver Northwestern University 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: Artists as members of Pittsburgh's Creative Class. Session Organizer: Paul-Brian McInerney, Geoffrey Moss, Temple University University of Illinois-Chicago Table 4. Crime and Deviance Table 1. Perspectives on Medicine Table Presider: Ararat L. Osipian, Vanderbilt Table Presider: Dana Fennell, University of University Southern Mississippi A Sociological Perspective on Hoarding. Grief and Depression in the Context of Amanda E. Fehlbaum, University of Caregiving: The Emotional Outcomes of Oklahoma Bereaved Cancer Caregivers. Linda E. From Rehabilitation to Crime Control and Back Francis, Cleveland State University; Georgios Again. Sandra Lee Browning, University of Kypriotakis, Case Western Reserve Cincinnati; R. Robin Miller, Drury University University; Karen Bowman, ; Julia Hannum Will Bribery and Fraud Converge? Comparative Rose, Case Western Reserve University Corruption in Higher Education in Russia and Mindfulness Meditation: Do-It-Yourself the United States. Ararat L. Osipian, Medicalization of Every Moment. Kristin Vanderbilt University

Kay Barker, Oregon State University Table 5. Ethnicity Paid Caregiving in Private Homes: A Qualitative Table Presider: Katie Rodgers, University of Analysis. Ellen Griggs Whiteman, North Oregon Carolina State University Governing China’s Ethnic Frontier: How Much Working the System: The Agency of People with OCD in Doctor-Patient Relationships. Dana Difference Did a Century Make? C. P. Chung, Lingnan University Fennell, University of Southern Mississippi Imagined Commonalities: The Origins and

Development of China’s Genealogical Table 2. Culture Industries Nationalism. Byung Ho Lee, University of Table Presider: Francesca Tripodi, University of Michigan Virginia Backstage Legitimacy: The Role of Trend Overt or Covert? Using Racial Discourse to Frame the Native American Mascot Issue. Katie Rodgers, University of Oregon California-Berkeley Specifics of Ethnic Tolerance and Intolerance in The Threat from Within: American Jews, the Russia. Alla Leonidovna Stremovskaya, State of Israel, and Inter-marriage. Sarah Lomonosov Moscow State University Anne Minkin, University of California- Berkeley Table 6. Theory Table Presider: Jo Ann Brooks, Syracuse University Table 9. Race Beyond “the Individual”: Historical and Table Presider: Nancy Lopez, University of New Relational Ontologies of Individuality. Kaisa Mexico M Ketokivi, University of Helsinki; Mianna Racial Divisions and the Influence of Other Meskus, University of Helsinki Variables in Capital Punishment Support. Memory Foundations for Durkheim's Sanna King, University of Hawaii-Manoa "Elementary Forms." Jo Ann Brooks, The Economic Foundations of Racial Ideologies Syracuse University in Brazil. Felipe Antonio Dias, University of New Hope for the Dead? Whiteheadian Takes on California-Berkeley Some Stubborn Problems in Social Theory. Toward a Sociology of Racial Conceptualization: Seppo Poutanen, University of Turku Conceptualizing “Race” as Multi-level and Toward and Overarching Theory of Modernity Multi-dimensional. Nancy Lopez, University and the Natural Environment. Thomas J. of New Mexico Burns, University of Oklahoma; Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma State University Table 10. Methods Table Presider: A. Joseph West, University of Table 7. Global Perspectives on Inequality Arizona Table Presider: Suo Deng, Peking University Comparing Logit and Probit Coefficients between Affordability Matters: Increasing Income Models and Across Groups. Richard A. Disparity and Socioeconomic Inequality in Williams, University of Notre Dame Child Overweight/Obesity in China. Wei He, Implications of Plural Optima for the Social Duke University; Sherman James, Duke Sciences. Bairj Donabedian, Pace University University; M. Giovanna Merli, Duke Insurgency Conflict as an Ecology of Games. A. University; Hui Zheng, Ohio State University Joseph West, University of Arizona; David M. Household Assets, School Enrollment and Melamed, University of Arizona; Ronald L. Parental Aspirations for Children’s Education Breiger, University of Arizona in Rural China: Does Gender Matter? Suo The Effect of Different Standardization and Deng, Peking University Aggregation Schemes on Human Perceived Positions in the Social Hierarchy- Development Index Ranking of Countries. subjective Social Status of Contemporary Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Austin State Chinese: A Case Study. Chi Phoenix Wang, University Harvard University The Refinement of Bianconi-Barabási Fitness The Transformation towards New Pension Model in the Context of Social Sciences. Systems in Advanced Welfare States. Robert Hideo Mamada, University of Hawaii- Bernhard Ebbinghaus, University of Manoa Mannheim Table 11. Organizations Table 8. Religion Table Presider: Gabrielle Raley, Knox College Table Presider: Kamesha S. Spates, Colorado State Country as Global Market: Netherlands, University-Pueblo Calvinism, and the Joint-stock company. I Give All the Glory: Black Women, Faith, and John F. Padgett, the Racial Suicide Paradox. Kamesha S. Investigating Alliance Network Changes in the Spates, Colorado State University-Pueblo Green-tech Industry with Alliance Partner Morality and Religion at Work: How Moral Distance. Ribuga Kang, University of Absolutism and Religious Orthodoxy Minnesota Influence the American Workplace. Kody J. Predictors of Survival for Enclosed Shopping Steffy, Indiana University Malls in the United States, 1956-2009. David The Sacred and the Social: Community, John Roelfs, University of Louisville Spirituality and (the Absence of) Religion. The Effects of Corporate Governance on Orestes "Pat" Hastings, University of Corporate Innovation Strategies: The Case of Taiwanese High-tech Firms. Yunshi Liu, Documenting Health Capital: Exploring Health National Yunlin University of Science and Seeking Practices among Mexican Immigrants Technology in Silicon Valley. Natalie Boero, San Jose State University; Sang H. Kil, San Jose State Table 12. Politics and Political Spheres University; Carlos Garcia, San Jose State Table Presider: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University University Social Justice and Health: Building a Sociological Identities and Moral Boundaries: Americanisms Framework. Sonia Patricia Bettez, University and 9/11. Laura Robinson, Santa Clara of New Mxico University Weight Status Self-evaluations among Mexicans Local Refugee Policy Development: Place and and Mexican-Americans. Jennifer Van Hook, Berlin Policymakers’ Strategic Appropriation Pennsylvania State University; Jonathan of Federal Law. Suzanna M. Crage, Gonzalez, Pennsylvania State University; University of Pittsburgh Claire E Altman, Pennsylvania State The Critical Moral Voice in the American Public University Sphere. Tyson mitman, Drexel University; Weight Stigma, Obesity, and Academic Alexander Nikolaev, Drexel University; Achievement. Hongyun Han, University of Douglas V. Porpora, Drexel University Wisconsin The Lost World of American Conservatism: The Party of Order and the Fear of Freedom. Table 15. Science and Technology Robin Archer, London School of Economics Table Presider: Rourke Liam OBrien, Princeton Three Media Outlets: An Analysis of the 2008 University Election Cycle’s Political News Media Field. Disabling Worlds of Welfare Capitalism. Rourke Ian Sheinheit, State University of New York- Liam OBrien, Princeton University Albany Gender, Collaboration Networks, and Patenting Performance: Does Nanotechnology Make Table 13. Social Shaping of Sexualities any Difference? Yu Meng, Georgia Institute Table Presider: Katie Ann Hasson, University of of Technology California-Berkeley Social Landscape of Deaf Embodiment: Andy and the Boys: Homodomesticity, Negotiating Deaf Utopias Through Emerging Homotactility, and Homoeroticism in Alaska Technologies. Thomas P Horejes, Gallaudet Gold Rush Photographs. Sine Anahita, University University of Alaska-Fairbanks The Construction of National Life Science Defining and Regulating Menstruation: Traditions in Germany and Britain, 1790- Configuring Users of Menstrual Suppression 1890. Jacob Habinek, University of as Neoliberal Subjects. Katie Ann Hasson, California-Berkeley University of California-Berkeley Experience of Community among Urban Gay Table 16. Labor Today Men, Lesbians, and Bisexuals: Melting Pot or Table Presider: Sebastian Gabriel Guzman, New Mosaic? Adam Easterbrook, University of School for Social Research British Columbia; Richard M. Carpiano, The New Labor Contract Law in 2008: China's University of British Columbia; Brian Legal Absorption of Labor Unrest. Alvin Y. Christopher Kelly, Purdue University; Jeffrey So, Hong Kong University of Science and Parsons, City University of New York-Hunter Technology College and Graduate Center Win, Lose or Draw: Strategic Interaction and Sexual Freedom: The Economics of Morality. Strike Outcomes. Robert Biggert, Denise N Cook, University of Nevada-Las Assumption College Vegas Understanding the Role of Identity in Black Gay Table 17. Collective Behavior and Social Movements Men’s Religious Choice and Participation. Table Presider: Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick, University Allison Mathews, University of North of Notre Dame Carolina-Chapel Hill Letting Go: Resignation and Resistance among Contemporary Slaveholders. Austin Choi- Table 14. Health Fitzpatrick, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Sonia Patricia Bettez, University of Militia Masculinities: Traditional Expression and New Mxico Experimentation. Amy B. Cooter, University of Michigan Urban Geographic Mobility among Marginalized Reconstructing Identity through Protest: Iranian Populations: Implications for Health among Americans and the 2009 Iranian Election Injection Drug Users in San Francisco. Alexis Protests. Haj Yazdiha, University of North N. Martinez, San Francisco State University; Carolina-Chapel Hill Jennifer Lorvick, RTI International; Alexander Social Movement Organizations and Mass Media: H. Kral, RTI International How Organizational Identity Influences Media Coverage. Erin Evans, University of Table 20. Children and Family California-Irvine Table Presider: Melanie Sereny, Duke University The Emergence of Grassroot Literati Protest The Proper Age for Parenthood and Second Birth Leadership: Assessing State-leader Rates in Europe. Jan Van Bavel, University Relationships and Movement Outcomes in of Leuven; Natalie S. Nitsche, Yale University China. Jean Yen-chun Lin, University of Farmers’ Respectful Discourse on the Roles of Chicago Women in Kansas Farming Households. Sarah Beach, Kansas State University Table 18. Cities and Communities Latent Support from Adult Children to Older Table Presider: Sara Skiles, University of Notre Parents: Evidence from China. Melanie Dame Sereny, Duke University Aesthetic Taste Expression and Symbolic Managing Maternal Identity: A Case Study of the Boundary Work. Sara Skiles, University of Eco-mamas. Jill Ellen Sanderson, Northern Notre Dame Illinois University Beyond Black and White: Evaluating Residential Racial Integration in Metropolitan Chicago, Table 21. Global Perspectives on Immigration 1970-2000. Lara Cristina Perez-Felkner, Table Presider: Esther Castillo, University of University of Chicago-National Opinion California-Irvine Research Center; John S. Felkner, University Competing Frames and Discourses in the of Chicago-National Opinion Research Construction of Contemporary Immigration Center; Richard P. Taub, University of and Immigrants in the United States. Sharon Chicago; Andrew V. Papachristos, University Quinsaat, University of Pittsburgh of Massachusetts-Amherst Putting Down Roots: Mexican Immigrant The Chicago School, Human Ecology, and Incorporation and the Relationship between Neighborhood Effects: A Reappraisal. Home Ownership and Naturalization. Esther Matthew J Moehr, University of Wisconsin- Castillo, University of California-Irvine Madison Resiliency as a Response to Exclusion: The The Commodification of Ethnicity in a Struggle of Undocumented Immigrant Midwestern Chinatown. Benjamin D. Ross, Students in the United States. Joanna Perez, University of Chicago University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Undercapitalization of Minority Social Distance, Symbolic Boundaries and Anti- Neighborhoods: a Comparison of Mortgage immigrant Attitudes in Europe. Boris Lending in the Northeast and the Midwest. Heizmann, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena Meghan Kuebler, State University of New The Importance of Peers: Assimilation Patterns York-Albany among Second-generation Turkish Immigrants in Western Europe. Syed Ali, Long Island Table 19. Drugs and Drug Use University; Tineke Fokkema, Netherlands Table Presider: Kerwin Kaye, Columbia University- Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute Barnard College Drug Prevalence Differentials in Violent Deaths. Table 22. Gender in a Global Context Connor Sheehan, University of Texas-Austin; Table Presider: Rachel Smith, University of Illinois Richard G. Rogers, University of Colorado at Urbana-Champaign Masculinity and the “Drugs Lifestyle”: Criminal What it Takes for Her to Put Up with the Bull: Justice, Substance Abuse, and the The Professionalization of Women's Bull Normalization of Impoverished Men. Kerwin Riding. Kathryn L McGonigal, Fort Hays Kaye, Columbia University-Barnard College State University The Male Gaze, Instrumental Drug Use, and Christmas Holiday and Gender Divisions of Feminine Embodiment. Katherine Sirles Labor in Guyana. Daniella Assing, Vecitis, Tufts University Pennsylvania State University Gender Transformations and Alternative Visions: Friends, Family and Work-conflict among Part- Challenging Capitalism's Strategic time Musicians. William F. Danaher, College Exploitation of Gender Inequality. Rachel of Charleston; Jayne Mattingly, College of Smith, University of Illinois at Urbana- Charleston Champaign Sci-Fi v. The Rom Com: A Cultural Analysis of Masculinity and the Search for Belonging: Romantic Love in Popular Films. Jessie K. Complicity in Africa's Urban Periphery. Finch, University of Arizona Jordanna Chris Matlon, University of The Atheist, the Great American Stranger? Mass California-Berkeley Media, Boundary, and Story Elaboration Recipes for a More Powerful Femininity: around Christopher Hitchens. Jason Ferris Revising Hegemonic Femininity in American Torkelson, State University of New Jersey- Suffrage Cookbooks. Stacy Jeanne Williams, Rutgers at New Brunswick University of California-San Diego Thou Shalt Watch Movies: An Investigation of Entertainment Spending Among High School Table 23. Global Issues at the Macro Level Students. Nicholas J Bloom, University of Table Presider: Wade M. Cole, University of Utah California-San Diego Decoupling Reconsidered: State Capacity and the Implementation Gap in Human Rights Treaty 87. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Regime. Wade M. Cole, University of Utah Professional Workshop. Race/Ethnicity and Ethnic Diversity and Tolerance in 30 European Mentoring in Graduate School and the Early Democracies. Yasushi Hazama, Institute of Career (co-sponsored by the ASA Status Developing Economies-JETRO Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Inclusion through Boundary-making: The Case of Sociology) Indigenous Autonomies in Bolivia. Jennifer Hyatt Regency Denver Noel Costanza, Brown University Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Standing Straight: Competing Visions of Sociological Association Emancipation Amongst Burundian Hutus. Beth Moran Floyd, American Sociological Adrienne Marie Lemon, Boston University Association The Geometry of Genocide in Kovno, Lithuania: Leader: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American A Case Study. Bradley Campbell, California Sociological Association State University-Los Angeles Co-Leader: Denise A. Segura, University of California-Santa Barbara Table 24. Global Issues at the Micro Level Panelists: Rashawn Jabar Ray, University of Table Presider: Amanda E. Fehlbaum, University Maryland-College Park of Oklahoma Olga V. Mayorova, American Sociological Cultural Trauma in Action: The Assassination of Association Hrant Dink and its Repercussions on Turkish Patricia E. White, National Science Foundation Recent ASA-sponsored research has shed light on the National Identity. Gulay Turkmen, Yale inclusion and exclusion of graduate student and post-PhD University sociologists. This workshop will summarize prior research that Internally Displaced Kashmiri Persons: Claimimg compares the graduate school and post-graduate experiences of Identities. Charu Sawhney, Jawharlal Nehru white and minority scholars. A purpose of this workshop is to build a collaborative professional network around these topics. University Participants will be asked to discuss the kinds of research they Signs of Development: Portrayals of Men, would like to do as potential members of this network, and the Women, and Children in Ghanaian and leaders and panelists will offer feedback and suggestions. Togolese Commercial Billboards. Amanda E. Collectively, this research can enrich the understanding of the transition from graduate school to post-graduate careers. Fehlbaum, University of Oklahoma The Social Psychology of Tsunami. Michimi 88. Regular Session. Abortion Muranushi, Gakushuin University Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Jan E. Thomas, Kenyon College Table 25. 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Oliver Inside Heartbreak and Hope: Black Inner-city Hahl, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Mothers' Strategies to Raise At-risk Teens. Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern Technology California Discussant: Robb Willer, University of California- Moderating Effects of Skin Color and Ethnic Identity Berkeley Affirmation on Suicide Risk among African American Women. Carrie B. Oser, University of 97. Regular Session. Modes of Knowing Kentucky; Danelle Stevens-Watkins, Spaulding Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizer: Marion Fourcade, University of Sisters or Stepsister? How Class and Family California-Berkeley Presider: Anne Warfield Rawls, Bentley College Akron Beyond Geneticization: New Kinds of People at the Lawrence T. Nichols, West Virginia University Intersection of Genetics, Medicine and Social Action. Daniel Navon, Columbia University Table 1. Bird in Hand: How Experience Makes Nature. 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Alison Grace Cliath, Massachusetts-Amherst California State University-Fullerton; Daniel Social Structure and Personality among Rural Penilla, California State University-Fullerton Migrants to Urban China. Yin Yue, Shanghai Some Major Bases of Human Social Solidarity: University Interdisciplinary Expansion of the Scope of Why Do Social Networks Influence Educational Relevant Variables. David Horton Smith, Migration Decisions and Strategies for Young Boston College Women in China? Lai Sze Tso, University of Altruism and Society Sui Generis: Countering Michigan Evolutionary Psychology with Durkheim. Jesse Carlson, King's University College; Table 3. Law, Crime, and Human Rights in Asia Mervyn P. Horgan, Acadia University Table Presider: C.N. Le, University of Rationality and Altruism Combine in Collective Massachusetts-Amherst Bargaining: Union Concessions in the 2011 From Law and Society to Sociology of Law in Wisconsin Uprising. Matthew Kearney, India. Nehal A. 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Kirsten Younghee University Song, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Teen Suicide Clusters in the Media: A Qualitative Creating the Ideal American? The Role of Youth Analysis of Online Texts. Tracy DeHaan, Groups in Assimilating the Vietnamese San Jose State University Second Generation. Andrew N Le, University The Influence of Media on Hair: A Study among of British Columbia Youths in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Selective Acculturation: How Ethnic Churches Premalatha Karupiah, Universiti Sains Influence New Chinese Americans. Fan Mai, Malaysia University of Virginia Where are the Children? Examining Primetime Network TV Shows and Viewers’ Favorite Table 6. The Politics of Gender and Identity Shows, 1994-2009. Janice McCabe, Florida Table Presider: Mia Tuan, University of Oregon State University; Amber Harvey, Independent Asian Americans: Serene Swans Gliding on Lake. 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Serena University of Virginia Liu, University of Essex Taiwanese Adolescents’ Developmental Vanguard of Guanxi Seeking, Laggard in Trajectory of Self-esteem: Effects of Family Promoting Social Causes in South China. and School Context. Gang-Hua Fan, Shih TSANG Yuk Ha Eileen, Hang Seng Hsin University; Chin-Chun Yi, Academia Management College Sinica Who Are the Asians? National and Asian Identities in East and Southeast Asia. Seio Table 4. The Mental Health of Children and Youth Nakajima, University of Hawaii Table Presider: Amy Kroska, University of Oklahoma 102. Section on Children and Youth Roundtable The Discrimination-mental Health Relationship Session (one-hour). among Children of Immigrants. Shawna L. Hyatt Regency Denver Rohrman, Indiana University; Christy 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: LaShaun Erving, Indiana University- Session Organizer: Ann M. Beutel, University of Bloomington Oklahoma Understanding the Stress Experience of LGBT Bullying. Bradley Shawn Powell, Case Western Reserve University University Transition to Adulthood for Danish Young Adults Table 5. Youth within the Criminal Justice System Growing Up with a Disabled or Ill Sibling. Table Presider: Yvonne M. Vissing, Salem State Lisbeth Trille G. Loft, Brown University University Unengaged Young Adults: The Effects of Overcoming Challenges in Mental Health Informal Mentoring on Disconnectedness. Services to Youth within Court System. Hilary M. Dotson, University of South Kristine Artello, Pennsylvania State Florida; Elizabeth Vaquera, University of University-New Kensington South Florida Resiliency, Risk and Recidivism in Juvenile Offenders. Yvonne M. Vissing, Salem State Table 10. Inequality and the Transition to Adulthood University Table Presider: Brian Joseph Gillespie, University of California-Irvine Table 6. Support Programs for Minority Youth Obscured Faces of Emerging Adulthood. Table Presider: David A. Kinney, Central Michigan Rahsaan Mahadeo, University of Minnesota University Young Unemployed and the "Overtuned" Pan-ethnic Identity in a Minneapolis American Agency. jaana tuulikki lähteenmaa, Indian Youth Program. Maureen Ann Clark, University of Tampere University of Minnesota Youth Poverty in 23 Countries. Tsui-o Tai, The Multiple Layers of Mentoring Program for University of Queensland Native American Adolescents. David A. Kinney, Central Michigan University 103. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Invited Session. Social Structure, Social Interaction Table 7. Occupational Aspirations and Preferences and Ecological Forces During Adolescence Hyatt Regency Denver Table Presider: Patricia Elizabeth Neff, Session Organizer: Patricia L. McCall, North Pennsylvania State University-Edinboro Carolina State University Determinants of Occupational Gender Presider: Lauren Krivo, State University of New Segregation: Work Values and Gender Jersey-Rutgers (A)Typical Occupational Preferences of Changing the Urban Landscape: Interconnections Adolescents. Anne Busch, University of between Racial Segregation and Hispanic Bielefeld Immigration in the Study of Race-Specific Gender Differences in the Effects of Teen Violence over Time. Karen F. Parker, University Employment upon Adolescents' Educational of Delaware; Richard Stansfield, University of and Occupational Aspirations. Sampson Lee Delaware Blair, State University of New York-Buffalo; Neighborhood Immigration, Violence, and City Patricia Elizabeth Neff, Pennsylvania State Political Opportunity Structures. Christopher J. University-Edinboro Lyons, University of New Mexico; Maria Beatriz Velez, University of Iowa; Wayne Santoro, Table 8. The Consequences of Adolescents' University of New Mexico Extracurricular Activities Mortgage Lending, Race, and Neighborhood Crime: Table Presider: Kyle Clayton Longest, Furman Are All Loans Equal? Darlene F. Saporu, Ohio University State University; Lauren Krivo, State University Exploring Sex Similarities/Differences in High of New Jersey-Rutgers; Ruth D. Peterson, Ohio School Activity Portfolios and Outcomes in State University Emerging Adulthood. Lisa A Kort-Butler, Factors Driving Temporal and Spatial Patterns in University of Nebraka Lincoln Suicide Risk in the United States, 1976-2000. Exploring the Role of Involvement in Religion- Julie A. Phillips, State University of New Jersey- supported Secular Programs in Shaping Teens' Rutgers Positive Health-related Behaviors. Amy L. 104. Section on Economic Sociology Invited Adamczyk, City University of New York-John Session. Author Meets Critics: Challenging Jay College Operations: Medical Reform and Resistance in Surgery by Katherine Kellogg (University of Table 9. The Influence of Childhood and Adolescent Chicago Press, 2011) Experiences on Life Pathways Hyatt Regency Denver Table Presider: Emily Rauscher, New York Session Organizer: Monica Prasad, Northwestern University Hyatt Regency Denver Author: Kate Kellogg, Massachusetts Institute of Session Organizer: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Technology Texas-San Antonio Presider: Walter W. Powell, Stanford University Presider: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas-San Critics: Monica Prasad, Northwestern University Antonio Stefan Timmermans, University of California-Los Which Side Are You On? The Arts, Neoliberalism Angeles and the Possibility of Critique. Julia H. Rothenberg, St. Joseph's College 105. Section on Global and Transnational On the Uses of Lefebvre for the Understanding of Sociology Paper Session. Gender, Race and Culture. Rene Francisco Poitevin, New Globalization, and Transnationalism York University Colorado Convention Center Culture as Critique: The Avant-Garde and Social Session Organizer: Leslie Salzinger, University of Movements. Jeffrey A. Halley, University of California-Berkeley Texas-San Antonio Presider: Leslie Salzinger, University of California- The Work of Sexual Freedom in the Age of Berkeley Mechanical Liberation. Suzanna Danuta Walters, Transnational Women's Activism and the Global Indiana University Diffusion of Gender Quotas. Melanie M. Hughes, University of Pittsburgh; Mona Lena Krook, 108. Section on Methodology Paper Session. Open Washington University-St. Louis; Pamela M. Topic 2 Paxton, University of Texas Hyatt Regency Denver Reproductive Rights and the Shifting Arena of Session Organizers: Mariah Debra Evans, University Membership in Ireland. Paulina Garcia del of Nevada-Reno Moral, University of Toronto; Anna C. Korteweg, Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada-Reno University of Toronto Presider: Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada- Refusing Rights: Migrant Women, Feminist Reno Advocacy, and Gendered Morality in South The Use of Multiple Imputation When Data are Korea. Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto Missing Not at Random. Sarah Mustillo, Purdue Gender Inclusivity in Post-colonial Organizations: A University; Soyoung Kwon, Purdue University Study of Culturalism and Isomorphism in Indian Investigation of Ways of Handling Sampling Weights IT. Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College for Multilevel Model Analyses. Tianji Cai, Discussant: Leslie Salzinger, University of University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill California-Berkeley Making Full Use of the Longitudinal Design of the Current Population Survey. Julia A. Rivera 106. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Drew, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Paper Session. U.S. Labor and Politics Sarah M. Flood, University of Minnesota-Twin Hyatt Regency Denver Cities Session Organizer: Barry Eidlin, University of Over-reporting of Exercise in a Self-administered California-Berkeley Mode: The Biasing Effect of Identity on Survey Presider: Barry Eidlin, University of California- Questions. Philip S Brenner, University of Berkeley Michigan; John D. DeLamater, University of An Analysis of Labor Union Participation in Wisconsin-Madison Congressional Hearings, 1972-2008. Kyle W. Examining Historical Changes in Mortality Albert, Cornell University Dispersion with an Integrated Model. Hui Zheng, Fighting for a Fair Economy? The Response of Labor Ohio State University; Yang Yang, University of Unions to Economic Crisis, 2005-2010. Ann North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Kenneth C. Land, Shirley Leymon, University of Oregon Duke University Labor's Share of Income and Macro-economic Stability. Edo Navot, University of Wisconsin- 109. Section on Social Psychology Roundtable Madison Session (co-sponsored with Section on Re-politicizing Work: Research-intensive Labor Sociology of Emotions). Organizing Strategies in Two Geographic Hyatt Regency Denver Campaigns. Pablo U. Gaston, University of 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: California-Berkeley Session Organizers: Will Kalkhoff, Kent State University 107. Section on Marxist Sociology Invited Session. Richard T. Serpe, Kent State University Culture as Critique Kristen Marcussen, Kent State University Section on Social Psychology Roundtable Session Table Presider: Michael G. Flaherty, Eckerd (co-sponsored with Section on Sociology of College Emotions). Age and Agency: Time Work Across the Life Course. Michael G. Flaherty, Eckerd College Table 1. Attitudes, Prejudice, and Stereotyping Making Modern Love: The Creation of Marital Table Presider: Daniel Escher, University of Notre Intimacy in the Early 20th Century United Dame States. Kathleen Hulton, University of A Theory of Prejudice in Everyday Life: From Massachusetts Symbolic Markers to Somatic Markers. Rural/Urban Differences in Adolescent Identity Rengin Bahar Firat, University of Iowa Development: Identity Theory and Finnish Accentuating the Negative: Individuals Students’ Transition to Lukio. Jason Blind, Overestimate Negative Consequences of Indiana University; Katherine Brown Rosier, Stereotype Violations. Alexander W Watts, Central Michigan University Stanford University The Strain of Friendship: A Network-based The Human Animal: Public Attitudes to Approach to Self-esteem and Identity Change. Xenografts. Jonathan Kelley, University of Matthew Andersson, University of Iowa Nevada-Reno; Mariah Debra Evans, University of Nevada-Reno Table 5. Inequality and Stratification What is it about Religion that Promotes Table Presider: Michael Harrod, Central Forgiveness? The Link of Beliefs and Washington University Practices. Daniel Escher, University of Notre Educational Inequality, Psychological Traits, and Dame Attitudes toward State Redistribution Policy in Contemporary China. Dong Kyun Im, Table 2. Health and Mental Health Harvard University Table Presider: Megan M. Reynolds, Duke Expanding Class Awareness in Japan: A University Comparison with Stability in the United Choosing Between You and My Job: Role States. Toru Kikkawa, Osaka University; Sho Duality and College Enforcement Fujihara, Osaka University Confrontations. Daniel Golbeck Rudel, Facing Inequality: Experimental Study on the Indiana University Role of Belief in Resource Distribution. Yi Incorporating Self into Health-related Quality of Zhu, The Chinese University-Hong Kong Life Measures: A Social Psychological Self-evaluation and the Legitimation of Approach. Bisma Ali Sayed, University of Stratification: A Multi-ethnic Analysis. Miami Michael Harrod, Central Washington Union Membership and Quality of Work Life in University; Matthew O. 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Table 3. Ethnic Identification and Immigration Table 6. Group Dynamics I Table Presider: Michael Curtis Steiner, University Table Presider: Sarah K Harkness, University of of Akron Iowa Individual Belonging in a Global World. Lesley Intersectionality and Status Dynamics in Lending Watson, Emory University Markets. Sarah K Harkness, University of Measure Ethnic Identification. Lynn Hempel, Iowa Colorado State University Joint Commitments and Social Groups. Casey A. Examining the Effects of Immigration on Borch, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Structural Overlap. Michael Curtis Steiner, Gordon Gauchat, University of North University of Akron Carolina-Chapel Hill; Mamadi Corra, East The Effects of Ethnic-racial Socialization and Carolina University Ethnic Identity on Academic Performance: A An Exploration of Cross-cultural Moral Mediating and Moderating Analysis. Matthew Sentiments. Sarah K Harkness, University of Grindal, University of California-Riverside; Iowa; Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa Tanya A. Nieri, University of California- Riverside Table 7. Group Dynamics II Table Presider: Steve Greg Hoffman, State Table 4. Social Processes over Time University of New York-Buffalo Conservation Social Psychology: Bringing Group Media Research among Parents. Lynn Schofield Dynamics into the Environmental and Clark, University of Denver Conservation Social Sciences. Bradley Harris Stripped Naked: Divesting the Nation of the Brewster, University of Wisconsin-Madison "Mexican" Problem. Lisa Flores, University of Emotional Consequences of the Identity Colorado-Boulder Verification Process among Nurses. Joy The Belly Mommy and the Fetus-sitter: Gender and Grace Harvell, Lakeland College the Cultures of Surrogacy. Joshua Gamson, Ethnographic Impression Management: University of California-San Francisco Methodological Dilemmas of Self- and Project-Presentation in the Field. Amanda 111. Section on Teaching and Learning in Marie Gengler, Brandeis University; Matthew Sociology Roundtable Session. B. Ezzell, James Madison University Colorado Convention Center Simulated Realities (Or, Why Boxers and 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: Artificial Intelligence Scientists Do Mostly Session Organizer: Amy Elizabeth Traver, City The Same Thing). Steve Greg Hoffman, State University of New York-Queensborough University of New York-Buffalo Community College Identity Acrobatics: Exploring the Power of Norms in Everyday Life. Mark D. Sherry, Table 1. Course Topics and Instructional Techniques University of Toledo in Sociology Table Presider: Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College Table 8. Deviance and Control "Hooking Up" and Teaching the Sociology of Table Presider: Michael E Bare, University of Intimacy. Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College Chicago Using Film to Teach Introductory Sociology to No One Cares if it’s Just “A Little Bit Shady”: Non-majors. Judith E. Rosenstein, United Neutralizations for Theft among Restaurant States Naval Academy Workers. Amanda Michiko Shigihara, How to Build Sociology Assignments around the University of Colorado-Boulder Use of Web 2.0 Technology. Victoria M. Power and the State: Unravelling a Contested Stay, American Military University Concept. Fred Eidlin, University of Tartu Teaching Focus Groups: Challenges and Benefits. Schema in Structure? Personal Network Molly George, California Lutheran University Configuration and Moral Evaluations of Infidelity. Markus H. Schafer, University of Table 2. Studying the Tools of Teaching and Toronto Learning in Sociology Status Anxiety and Social Reproduction in Table Presider: Rebecca Gronvold Hatch, Mt San Luxury Department Stores. Michael E Bare, Antonio College University of Chicago A Sociology of Race/Ethnicity Textbooks: Ahistoricism, Passive Voice and Avoidance of 110. Section on Sociology of Culture Invited White Privilege. Kathleen J Fitzgerald, Session. Gender, Culture, and Media (co- Loyola University-New Orleans sponsored with Section on Sociology of Sex and Can Online Courses Deliver In-class Results? A Gender) Comparision of Online to Face-to-face Colorado Convention Center Learning. Adam Rourke Driscoll, North Session Organizers: Laura Grindstaff, University of Carolina State University; Karl Armstrong California-Davis Jicha, North Carolina State University; Andrea Press, University of Virginia Andrea Nicole Hunt, North Carolina State Presider: Denise D. Bielby, University of California- University; Lisa Tichavsky, North Carolina Santa Barbara State University; Gretchen Thompson, North Will the Real "F" Word Please Stand Up? Feminism Carolina State University and Femininity in Contemporary Media The Chalkboard Versus The Avatar: Comparing Iconography. Laura Grindstaff, University of the Effectiveness of Online and In-class California-Davis Courses. Kelly Bergstrand, University of Feminism LOL: Media Culture and "Feminism on Arizona; Scott Savage, University of Arizona the Ground" in a Post-Feminist Age. Andrea Press, University of Virginia Table 3. Promoting Student Success in Online The 5 Things a Feminist Researcher Should Never Courses Do: Reflecting on a Decade of Conducting Digital Table Presider: Barbara R. Walters, City University of New York-Kingsborough 4:30 pm Meetings Community College 2013 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award Selection Does Discussion Promote Learning Outcomes? Committee – Colorado Convention Center An Analysis of an Online Criminology 2013 Jessie Bernard Award Selection Committee – Course. Steven Stack, Wayne State University Colorado Convention Center International Online Learning: A Beginner's Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Story. Melodye Gaye Lehnerer, College of and Transgendered Persons in Sociology – Hyatt Southern Nevada Regency Denver Teaching and Assessing Introduction to Research Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Methods: The Meaning is in the Response. Minorities in Sociology – Hyatt Regency Denver Barbara R. Walters, City University of New Contexts Editorial Board – Hyatt Regency Denver York-Kingsborough Community College Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Solidarity The Social Science Toolkit: Developing Learning Council and Business Meeting – Hyatt Regency Resources for Online Student Success in Denver Sociology and Social Sciences. Darlene A. Sociological Methodology Editorial Board – Hyatt Smucny, University of Maryland-University Regency Denver College Spivack Program in Applied Social Research Advisory Panel – Hyatt Regency Denver Table 4. Issues and Innovations in Courses and Departments 4:30 pm Sessions Table Presider: Amy Elizabeth Traver, City 112. Presidential Panel. What does it Mean to be University of New York-Queensborough Progressive in the 21st Century? Community College Hyatt Regency Denver Habitual Attendance, Selective Attendance and Session Organizer: Erik Olin Wright, University of Avoidance: Understanding Sociology Wisconsin Students’ Different Orientations to Presider: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin Attendance. Sara O'Sullivan, University Panelists: Claus Offe, Hertie School of Business- College-Dublin Germany Incorporating Interdisciplinary Faculty: An Goran Therborn, Uppsala University Exploration of the Social Drivers among Frances Fox Piven, City University of New York Social Science Departments. Cameron In many different ways, the decades ahead pose deep Thomas Whitley, Michigan State University challenged to progressive intellectuals and political activists; Assessing Sociological Learning in International chronic employment deficits and precariousness in capitalist labor Travel Courses. Martha Anderson Easton, markets in economically developed countries; intensified problems of environmental sustainability linked to energy, water, and global Elmira College warming; porous borders and large scale immigration; globalization of economic flows that undermine the autonomy and Table 5. Sociology and General or Liberal Education capacity of states; demographic challenges of aging populations. Table Presider: Anne Frances Eisenberg, State Given these and other challenges, the three speakers on this panel will all respond to the title question: “What does it mean to be a University of New York-Geneseo progressive in the 21st century?” Intellectual Ethos among Liberal Arts Undergraduates: An Assessment Framework. 113. Thematic Session. Design, Architecture, Real Kenneth H. Kolb, Furman University; Van Utopia Hillard, Davidson College Colorado Convention Center The Art of General Education: A Case Study. Session Organizer: Damian F White, Rhode Island Steven P. Dandaneau, University of School of Design Tennessee Presider: Damian F White, Rhode Island School of Design 3:30 pm Meetings Colin Ward, Democratic Design and Pragmatic Section on Aging and the Life Course Business Utopianism. Damian F White, Rhode Island Meeting – Colorado Convention Center School of Design Section on Asia and Asian America Business Tactical Micro Utopias: The Social Change Model of Meeting – Colorado Convention Center the DESIS Project (Design for Social Innovation Section on Children and Youth Business Meeting – and Sustainability). Cameron Tonkinwise, New Hyatt Regency Denver School for Social Research Intimate Design: Disciplined Bodies as Utopian Architecture. Fletcher Linder, James Madison University University of Wisconsin-Madison The fields of architecture and design have long contained Building Countervailling Power: The Role of strong utopian residues. Committed as they are to pursuing what People's Educational Spaces in Movements for Jan Michal has referred to as “the dream of functional perfection.” This session will explore how sociologists can find productive and Real Utopia. John P. Gaventa, St. Francis Xavier critical ways to engage with the reconstructive or even utopian University dimensions of historical and contemporary forms of architecture In Envisioning Real Utopias (pp. 160-67), Erik Wright offers and design. Under examination will be (i) the relationships seven principles of “empowered participatory governance”: between utopian thought and contemporary eco-design and green bottom-up empowered participation, pragmatic orientation, architecture; (ii) examples and discussions of urban social deliberation, devolution and decentralization, recombinant movements and eco-urban social movements productively decentralization, state-centered institutionalism, and countervailing engaging with and transforming architecture, design, and social power. This session engages these principles with historical cases relations, (iii) evaluations of the social value of scenario based of participatory, democratizing institution-building. The first paper design; shareability.net; living labs; community design for presents a bold New Deal experiment in racial democracy in informing real utopian thought. Mississippi that formed the foundation for much of the civil rights movement some twenty years later. The program of wealth (land) 114. Thematic Session. Real Utopian Visions of redistribution coupled with farmer-led institutions yielded a Health Care transformative “real utopia” of new possibilities. The second paper concerns another agrarian New Deal effort in collaborative Colorado Convention Center governance: a national network of county planning committees Session Organizer: Suzanne Gordon, Independent comprising local farmers, adult educators, social scientists, and Health Care Activist county administrators of new federal programs—all intent on Presider: Suzanne Gordon, Independent Health Care coordinating and reforming public policy. The third presentation Activist focuses on two non-governmental, community-based institutions that have long histories of linking rural education and Panelists: Helen Haskell, Mothers Against Medical transformative social movements: the Highlander Center in Error Tennessee and the Coady International Institute, which grew from Scott Reeves, University of California-San the interwar Antigonish Movement in Nova Scotia. This presenter Francisco now directs Coady and led Highlander in the 1980s. Robert L. Wears, University of Florida 116. Special Session. Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) n order to create "emancipatory projects, institutional designs, Distinguished Lecture possible futures,” in the contemporary health care environment, both in the United States and other industrialized countries, we Hyatt Regency Denver need to begin with our common sense intuitions about what health care should be. Everyone knows that medical care is about the 117. Special Session. Challenges of a Global patient and their family, but in today’s dysfunctional health care Sociology system, such notions are only given lip service. The buzz word Colorado Convention Center today is “patient-centered care.” The question is: is the patient at Session Organizer: Michael Burawoy, University of the center of well-coordinated teamwork or the collateral damage produced in the health care version of a civil war. In this panel we California-Berkeley will explore the construction of real utopias in health care. To Presider: Michael Burawoy, University of California- create these utopias we will not only have to look forward but Berkeley backward. In the current construction of health care, the A Trans-European Public Sociology? Comparing inexorable march forward involves an interacting set of technologies and status hierarchies – not to mention financial Responses to the Greek Debt Crisis. Zsuzsa imperatives – that increasingly separate health care professionals Gille, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign from basic skills upon which their professions were once The Global Contours of Counter-terrorism. Laleh grounded. New measurement and computer technologies as well Behbehanian, University of California-Berkeley as medical equipment leads caregivers away from the basic skills that were once the cornerstones of patient care. China in Africa: Challenges for a Global Sociology. Ching Kwan Lee, University of California-Los 115. Thematic Session. Real-Utopian Lessons from Angeles Twentieth Century U. S. and Canadian Global Sociology 2.0: A New Map for a Post- History: Participatory Institution-Building by westphalian, Multi-polar World. Cesar the State and the People Rodriguez-Garavito, University of the Andes Colorado Convention Center Sociology is conventionally and historically bound by the Session Organizer: Jess C. Gilbert, University of César nation state, but in a world of intensified global markets and Wisconsin-Madison supra-state political organizations, how should we conceive of global sociology? How does global sociology look from different Presider: Harriet Friedmann, University of Toronto places in our planet, specifically, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Striving for Racial Democracy in the New Deal: The the United States. Farm Security Administration and the Dream of American Land Reform in Mississippi. Spencer 118. Author Meets Critics Session. Hobos, D. Wood, Kansas State University Hustlers, and Backsliders: Homeless in San Real Utopian Lesson from the Agrarian New Deal: A Francisco (Minnesota Press, 2010) by Teresa Case of Democratic Planning. Jess C. Gilbert, Gowan Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Ronald R. Aminzade, University academia? What is a KSA and do you really need one? What are of Minnesota the key differences between an applied curriculum vitae and an academic one? What three things should PhD sociologists Author: Teresa Gowan, University of Minnesota preparing for an applied job interview keep in mind? Do applied Presider: Joseph Peschek, Hamline University sociologists ever teach? This is co-sponsored by the Section on Critics: Katherine Beckett, University of Washington Sociological Practice and Public Sociology. Participants are Sanford Schram, Bryn Mawr College encouraged to attend both the job fair and the workshop that precedes it. Sandra S. Smith, University of California- Berkeley 121. Policy and Research Workshop. Educational and Labor Market Analyses of Administrative 119. Regional Spotlight Session. Wheel Utopias: Data and Funding Opportunities Bringing Bike Sharing to Denver Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Hiromi Ono, Institute of Session Organizer: Paula W. Fomby, University of Education Sciences Colorado-Denver Leader: Hiromi Ono, Institute of Education Sciences Panelists: Parry Burnap, Denver Bike Sharing Co-Leaders: Thomas Bailey, Steve Sander, City and County of Denver Shanna Jaggars, Columbia University Andy Duvall, University of Colorado-Denver Panelists: Thomas A. DiPrete, Columbia University In Summer 2008, the city of Denver launched B-Cycle, an innovative bike sharing program, to coincide with the Democratic Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina National Convention. Since then, B-Cycle has grown to include 51 Rob Warren, short-term bike rental stations spread throughout the city, with over Opportunities to examine the links between educational 100,000 bike rides logged annually. This panel describes the vision attainment and labor market outcomes at the individual level can of the B-Cycle program and its public supporters; the synergy be created by combining administrative data from several sources between city government, grassroots organizers, and corporate with other types of data. In this workshop, researchers from the sponsors to implement the B-Cycle program; an analysis of Center for Analysis of Postsecondary Education and Employment neighborhood patterns of ridership; and challenges to the B-Cycle (a partnership among researchers from Teachers College, the program’s efforts to broaden ridership to include low-income University of Michigan, Harvard, and UNC) will discuss the urban communities. Panelists include Denver B-Cycle’s executive Center’s research based on merging administrative data (e.g., director, the director of strategic marketing for the city of Denver, unemployment insurance, and state education data) with a variety a local expert in GIS analysis applied to urban populations, and a of other data (e.g. administrative longitudinal unit record data from representative from the Denver Housing Authority, where Denver institutions, states, and the National Student Clearinghouse). They B-Cycle is providing 100 free passes for bicycle rentals to will discuss practical and methodological strategies used to collect, sponsored residents. merge, and analyze such data. A panel of leading sociologists in the area of sociology of education and social stratification will 120. Professional Development Workshop. discuss the development and use of this type of data including: Applying Sociology to Careers Outside important sociological questions that could be answered by analyzing the datasets, additional variables that if added to the Academia: Job Fair datasets would increase their value for future research, and the Colorado Convention Center sources for such additional data. In addition, a representative from Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) will discuss funding American Sociological Association opportunities to support these types of research efforts. The Co-Leaders: Barbara M. Altman, Disability Statistics presentations will be followed by a general Q&A session. Consultant 122. Student Forum Workshop. Teaching Augusto Diana, Department of Health and Human Sociology for Graduate Student Instructors Services Colorado Convention Center Rachel Ivie, American Institute of Physics Session Organizer: Lauren Michel Vasquez, Stacey S. Merola, ICF International Mississippi State University During this session, PhD sociologists who have experience Panelists: Michael Juan Chavez, University of working outside of the academy will be available to talk one on one with individuals who are interested in exploring applied California-Riverside careers. Job Fair participants can go table to table and ask the Kendra H. Barber, University of Maryland speakers for insights and suggestions about how to market their Jenny Reese Vermilya, University of Colorado particular sociological skills in the applied workforce. Depending Shelby Ann Mckinzey, University of Colorado- on the number of participants, speakers may have time to review CV's and/or cover letters and make suggestions. Note that the Job Boulder Fair is paired with a Friday morning (8:30-10:10am) panel Jonelle H. Husain, Mississippi State University discussion entitled “Applying Sociology to Careers Outside the Academy: Association, Government, and Non-Profit 123. Regular Session. Collective Memory II: Opportunities." In the panel discussion the speakers will be Nation, Ethnicity, and Identity describing their own career paths and their suggestions for current job-seekers. Some of the questions that will be addressed include: Colorado Convention Center What unique satisfactions can be found in sociological work Session Organizer: Jonathan Markovitz, University outside the academy? Where are jobs outside of the academy of California-Irvine posted? What specific skills sets are the most valuable outside of Presider: Jonathan Markovitz, University of California-Irvine Outcomes among Adopted and Non-adopted Some Sufferings Are More Equal than Others: Children. Regina E. Werum, National Science China’s Educated Youths and the Difficult Past. Foundation; Irene Browne, Emory University; Bin Xu, Northwestern University; Dong Guoli, Tomeka M. Davis, Georgia State University Shanghai University; Dai Zhou, Shanghai Unintended Consequences of Mass Imprisonment: University Effects of Paternal Incarceration on Child School Addressing the Past in Prague and Bratislava: Czech Readiness. Anna R. Haskins, University of and Slovak Memory Politics and Public Wisconsin-Madison Memorials. Sara Tomczuk, University of Watching Teachers: Parent Surveillance Inside the Washington Schoolhouse. Elizabeth McGhee Hassrick, Framing Extreme Violence: Collective Memory- University of Chicago making of Argentina’s Dirty War. Roberta Villalon, St. John's University 126. Regular Session. Gender The "Modern Memory" of Torture in American Colorado Convention Center Political Discourse of Waterboarding. Jared Del Session Organizer: Cynthia D. Anderson, Ohio Rosso, Boston College University Discussant: Jonathan Markovitz, University of Presider: Cynthia D. Anderson, Ohio University California-Irvine Breaking Ground: The First Decade of Women at the University of Michigan-Flint. Heather Laube, 124. Regular Session. Constructing Women's University of Michigan-Flint Choices in Reproduction Discursive Stigma Assignment, Neo-Burlesque, and Colorado Convention Center the Presentation of Femininity. Noel Jaime Session Organizer: Jan E. Thomas, Kenyon College Strapko, UCCS Presider: Jan E. Thomas, Kenyon College The Conundrum of Victim-agency Dualism in Entangling Motherhood and Womanhood in Feminist Research on International Marriage Reproductive Health: Social Implications of the Migration. Minjeong Kim, Virginia Polytechnic Preconception Care Initiative. Miranda R. Institute and State University Waggoner, Princeton University “Feminist” versus “Feminism”: A Closer Laboring for Drugs? Epidural Anesthesia and the Examination of Feminist Consciousness. Allison Racialization of Medical Care. Theresa Morris, Reilly McGrath, Vanderbilt University; Erin Trinity College Bergner, Vanderbilt University The Machine that Goes "Ping"! The Medico-Legal Discussant: Christine Mattley, Ohio University Fetishization of Electronic Fetal Monitoring. Louise Marie Roth, University of Arizona; Megan 127. Regular Session. Inequalities in College Henley, University of Arizona Access and Completion Is This Something You Want? Genetic Counselors’ Hyatt Regency Denver Accounts of their Role in Prenatal Diagnosis Session Organizer: Josipa Roksa, University of Decision-making. Susan Markens, City Virginia University of New York-Lehman College Presider: Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Michigan Discussant: Rene Almeling, Yale University Changes in Ascribed and Achieved Advantage in American Higher Education. Eric Grodsky, 125. Regular Session. Education: Parental University of Minnesota; Evangeleen Pattison, Influences on Educational Outcomes University of Texas-Austin Colorado Convention Center Falling Short of College: Family Relationships and Session Organizer: Irenee R. Beattie, University of Downward Mobility. Elizabeth Dayton, Johns California-Merced Hopkins University Presider: Simon Cheng, University of Connecticut Gender, Debt, and Dropping Out of College. Rachel Household Income and Children’s Academic E. Dwyer, Ohio State University; Laura Achievement: A Cross-national Comparison. McCloud, Pacific Lutheran University; Randy Sean F. Reardon, Stanford University; Anna Hodson, Ohio State University Katyn Chmielewski, Stanford University Interpreting Community College Effects in the The Effect of Multi-generational Institutionalized Presence of Heterogeneity and Complex Cultural Capital on Parenting Practices and Counterfactuals. Jennie E. Brand, University of Educational Outcomes. Susan A. Dumais, California-Los Angeles; Fabian T. Pfeffer, Louisiana State University; Laura Nichols, Santa University of Michigan; Sara Goldrick-Rab, Clara University University of Wisconsin-Madison Determinants of Educational and Developmental “Being Someone:” Realizing and Revising the Educational Aspirations and Expectations of Central Latino/a College Aspirants. Sarah M. Ovink, Fat as a Status Characteristic: An Intersectional Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Analysis. Mary Nell Trautner, State University University of New York-Buffalo; Samantha Kwan, Discussant: Ruth N. Lopez Turley, Rice University University of Houston; Scott Savage, University of Arizona 128. Regular Session. Racial Trends, Racial Reconstructing the Neurally-disrupted Self: Brain, Vestiges Self, and Society in the Attribution of Emotional Colorado Convention Center Disturbance. Jorie Hofstra, State University of Session Organizer: Karyn Lacy, University of New Jersey-Rutgers Michigan The Case of the Missing Countertenor: Cultivating Presider: Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan the Masculine Voice in the 19th Century. Peter Myrdal's Dilemma and the American Non-dilemma. M. Hennen, Ohio State University-Newark Nancy DiTomaso, State University of New Living Mannequins: How Fit Models Accomplish Jersey-Rutgers Aesthetic Labor Through Bodily Capital and Skin Tone Stratification Among Black Americans Embodied Cultural Capital. Kjerstin Gruys, 2001-2003. Ellis Prentis Monk, University of University of California-Los Angeles California-Berkeley Discussant: Eve Ilana Shapiro, Westfield State The Continued Whiteness of Belonging: Modern University Racialization of Jus Soli and Jus Sanguinis. Matthew W. Hughey, Mississippi State University 131. Section on Aging and the Life Course Invited The Hidden Nightmare: The Everyday Sexual Session. What's In a Name? 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