! ! ! ! ! ! Call$for$Conference$Venue$Proposals$ ! SASE!is!looking!for!venues!to!host!future!annual!conferences.!Odd8year!meetings!will!be! held!in!Europe!and!even8year!meeting!outside!Europe.!! ! Proposals!should!include!information!about!the!venue,!key!members!of!the!organizing! committee,!experience,!benefits!to!SASE,!and!resources!to!be!put!towards!the!event.!! ! For!more!information!or!to!submit!a!PDF!proposal,[email protected]! ! ! ! SASE/Porto$Alegre$Regional$Meeting$ ! SASE’s!regional!conference!at!the!Federal!University!of!Rio!Grande!do!Sul!in!Porto! Alegre,!Brazil!will!soon!be!upon!us!–!19821!November,!2015.!Flip!to!page!14!to!read! about!the!conference!theme.! ! ! SASE/Berkeley$Annual$Meeting$ ! Beautiful!Berkeley!awaits!us!from!24826!June!2016!!Flip!to!page!16!to!read!the!call!for! papers.! ! Table&of&Contents&

At#A#Glance*Calendar*……………………………………………………………………………..*2* Presidential*Welcome*……………………………………………………….……………………*5* About*This*Program…………………………………………...……...……………………….…..*7* Call*for*New*Network*Themes…………………………………………………………….…..*8* Call*for*Conference*Venues……………………………………………………………………..*8* Featured*Speakers……………………….……..………………………………………...………..*9* Featured*Panelists……………………….……..………………………………………...………*10* SASE*2015*Author#Meets#Critics*Books…………………………………………………*12* This*Year’s*Conference*Theme……………………….……………………………………...*13* This*Year’s*Regional*Meeting*Theme.…..…………………………………………………*14* Next*Year’s*Conference*Theme………………………………………………………………*16* Call*for*2016*Mini#Conference*Themes…………………………………………………..*17* Special*Events………………………………………………………………………………………*18* General*Information*for*Participants……………………………………………………..*19* Maps…………………………………………………………………………………………………….*21* 2015*Travel*Grants*and*Student*Stipends.……………………………………………...*23* 2015*EHESS/*Fondation*France#Japon*Awards………………………………………*24* 2015*SER*Prize……………………………………………………………………………………..*25* About*SER…………………………………………………………………….……………………....*27* SASE*2015*Elections……………………………………………………………………………..*28* 2015*Executive*Council…………………………………………………………………………*29* SASE*Committees…………………………….……………………………………………………*30* Network*Organizers……………………………………….…………………….……………….*31* Mini#Conference*Organizers…………………………….……………….…………….……..*32* 2015*Conference*Organizers*and*Staff…………………………………………………...*33* About*SASE’s*Home*Base……………………………………………….……………………...*34* List*of*Sessions*and*Rooms*by*Network*and*Mini#Conference……………..….*35* Main*Schedule……………………………………………………………………………………...*55* Participant*Index……..…………………………………………………………………………*205*

SASE’s 27th Annual Conference, London, United Kingdom – 2-4 July 2015

Inequality in the 21st Century At-a-Glance Calendar

Please note that throughout the conference, sessions will be held in one of four locations: Clement House, Old Building, Tower One, or Tower Two Thursday, 2 July 8:00 am - 5:00 pm: Registration (Tower One, Ground floor, room G.01– access via Clement’s Inn Passage, off Aldwych) Morning Afternoon 8:30-10:00: Sessions 2:15-3:45: Sessions 10:00-10:15: Break 3:45-4:00: Break 10:15-11:45: Sessions 4:00-5:30: Sessions

12:00-1:00:

Presidential Panels

Tom Clark, Mike Savage, and 5:45-6:45: Andrew Sayer Presidential Address “The Rich and Inequality” Hong Kong Theatre (Clement House, Ground Floor) “Institutional Change and - Experimentation: Traps, Blockages, and Triggers” Woody Powell and critics

Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor) Author-Meets-Critics: “The Emergence of Organizations and Markets” Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor) 7:00-9:00:

Welcome Reception

th 4 Floor Restaurant (Old Building)

2 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Friday, 3 July 8:00 am - 5:00 pm: Registration (Tower One, Ground floor, room G.01– access via Clement’s Inn Passage, off Aldwych) Morning Afternoon 8:30-10:00: Sessions 2:15-3:45: Sessions 10:00-10:15: Break 3:45-4:00: Break 10:15-11:45: Sessions 4:00-5:30: Sessions 5:45-6:45:

12:00-1:00: Presidential Panel

Featured Speakers Craig Calhoun, Amitai Etzioni, Polly Toynbee, and Wolfgang Mariana Mazzucato Streeck University of Sussex

“Innovation and Inequality: A “Does Capitalism Have a Future?” Different Interpretation” Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor) Peacock Theatre (Peacock Theatre, Portugal Street)

- 6:45-7:15:

Nancy DiTomaso Awards Ceremony Rutgers University Presentation of SASE Travel Grants and “Race and Politics in the U.S.: The Student Awards, Network Q EHESS American Non-Dilemma” France-Japon Travel Grants and Best

Hong Kong Theatre (Clement House, Ground Floor) Paper Prize, and the SER Prize for best article published in 2014 - Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor)

Stephen Machin University College London

“What Do We Know about the Causes 7:15-9:00: of Growing Wage Inequality?”

Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor) Gala Reception

Old Building 5th and 6th floors

3 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Saturday, 4 July

Morning

8:30-10:00: Sessions

10:00-10:15: Break

10:15-11:45: Sessions

12:00-1:00:

Featured Speaker

Colin Crouch Emeritus Professor, University of Warwick

“Inegalitarian Capitalism and the Threat to Democracy”

Old Theatre (Old Building, Ground Floor)

4 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science A&Word&from&SASE&President&Glenn&Morgan!

Welcome*to*SASE*2015*in*London.**This*will*be*our*27th*annual*conference*and*one*of*our* largest.*It*is*a*great*pleasure*to*hold*this*event*at*the*London*School*of*Economics*and*Political* Science.*The*LSE*remains*one*of*the*leading*world*centres*for*the*social*sciences*and*the*theme* of*the*conference*“Inequality*in*the*21st*Century”*resonates*with*the*history*and*traditions*of*the* institution.* * It* has* been* very* gratifying* to* see* how* SASE* participants* have* responded* to* this* theme*resulting*in*a*large*number*of*mini#conferences,*plenary*sessions,*and*network*meetings* exploring*the*subject*of*inequality*from*a*variety*of*angles.*** As*a*setting*for*the*discussion*of*this*issue,*London*is*of*course*a*living*laboratory.**Going* East*from*the*LSE*will*take*you*past*the*Royal*Courts*of*Justice*and*Fleet*Street*into*the*heart*of* the* old* City* of* London,* with* the* Bank* of* England,* the* Stock* Exchange,* the* Lloyds* Insurance* Market,*and*continuing*further*Eastwards*down*to*Docklands*and*Canary*Wharf*will*lead*you*to* where* the* huge* powerhouses* of* global* financial* markets* are* located.* Going* down* the* Strand* leads* to* the* National* Gallery,* the* West* End* Theatreland,* Covent* Garden,* cafes,* pubs,* and* restaurants* galore.* * Going* from* there* down* the* Mall* leads* to* Buckingham* Palace* and* then* Westminster,* followed* by* the* Royal* Borough* of* Kensington* and* Chelsea* where* the* wealthiest* live.* This* wealth* and* opulence* is* serviced* by* a* huge* number* of* invisible* and* semi#visible* workers* (including* many* migrants),* who* make* it* all* possible* but* whose* jobs* are* precarious,* wages*low*(and*often*supported*by*the*state*welfare*system),*and*hours*long*and*unsociable,* made*worse*by*the*lack*of*housing*at*affordable*prices*in*the*inner*city.*Alongside*this*grouping,* London* also* contains* a* huge* number* of* educational* and* research* institutions,* feeding* into* medical* services,* the* IT* industry,* the* arts* and* culture* sectors.* The* Houses* of* Parliament* and* much* of* the* British* civil* service* remain* located* in* Westminster.* This* mix* makes* London* a* vibrant*and*dynamic*place*characterized*by*deep*inequalities,*but*where*different*lifestyles*co# exist.* We* hope* alongside* the* academic* programme* of* the* conference* you* will* be* able* to* experience*some*of*this*diversity.* Participating* in* organizing* the* conference* has* been* a* pleasure* thanks* to* all* the* great* people* who* have* been* helping.* David* Marsden,* Professor* of* Industrial* Relations* at* the* LSE,* former*SASE*President*and*organizer*of*a*previous*SASE*conference*in*the*LSE,*played*a*central* role*in*ensuring*that*it*was*possible*to*hold*SASE*in*this*location.*He*has*taken*on*the*role*of* Local*Organizer*with*his*customary*efficiency*and*courtesy*and*has*ensured*that*the*conference* arrangements* and* our* relations* with* LSE* have* worked* smoothly.* Rachel* Ward* from* the* LSE* Conference*Office*has*handled*all*our*requests*with*great*efficiency*and*helpfulness.*Central*to*

5 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science the*whole*process*has*been*the*continued*great*work*of*the*SASE*secretariat,*the*inspirational* Martha*Zuber,*forever*full*of*ideas*and*provocations*as*well*as*hugely*efficient*in*managing*the* conference*process*along*with*her*great*staff:*Jacob*Bromberg*and*Pat*Zraidi.*We*also*need*to* thank*Sciences*Po*and*the*current*and*former*directors*of*the*CSO,*Olivier*Borraz*and*Christine* Musselin* for* continuing* to* support* SASE’s* Paris* Office.* Also* my* personal* thanks* are* due* to* previous*SASE*Presidents,*Bruce*Carruthers*and*Patrick*Legales,*for*all*their*help*and*advice.* We*hope*you*have*a*great*conference,*enjoy*LSE*as*a*venue*and*experience*some*of*the* delights*that*London*can*offer.*

6 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science About&This&Program&

This*conference*schedule*has*been*loosely*divided*into*two*event*types:*speakers*and*sessions.* The*latter*category*includes*all*panels,*including*featured*panels*and*author#meets#critic*events.* In*an*attempt*to*limit*scheduling*conflicts,*sessions*do*not*overlap*with*featured*speakers.**

* Plenary*and*semi#plenary*featured*speakers*are*all*listed*in*the*at#a#glance*calendar.*

* There* are* ten* time* slots* for* sessions* during* the* conference,* as* indicated* on* the* at#a#glance* calendar.*Since*there*are*multiple*sessions*scheduled*into*each*time*slot,*each*session*has*been* identified* with* a* letter* and* a* number.* The* letter* corresponds* to* the* network* organizing* the* session*and*is*paired*with*a*number*to*create*a*unique*identifier*to*help*you*locate*the*session*in* the* program.* Featured* Panels* are* listed* as* FP,* Mini#Conference* Themes* as* TH,* and* Special* Events*as*SP.**

* To*find*out*where*and*when*a*given*participant*is*presenting,*you*can*look*at*the*participant*list* at*the*back*of*this*program.*Next*to*his*or*her*name,*you*will*find*the*panels*in*which*he*or*she*is* presenting,*as*well*as*the*times*of*those*panels.*For*example:*Jane*Doe,*A#8,*Friday*2:15.*Once* you*have*this*information,*you*can*go*to*the*main*schedule*and*look*for*the*A#8*panel*on*Friday* at*2:15.**

* The* main* schedule* provides* a* detailed* list* of* sessions* (titles,* locations,* participants,* etc.)* in* chronological*order.*To*help*you*navigate*it*more*quickly,*a*list*of*sessions*organized*by*network* appears*just*before*it*in*this*program.*

* The*PDF*version*of*this*program*is*available*on*the*SASE*website*www.sase.org*

* *Please& note:* You* must* bring* either* a* USB* key* or* your* own* laptop* if* you* plan* on* using* a* PowerPoint* presentation* (Macintosh* users* should* bring* a* standard* VGA* convertor).* USB* keys* are*preferable.**

7 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Call&for&Network&Theme&Proposals!

Network&Theme&Proposal&Deadline:&10&July&2015*

SASE*invites*proposals*for*new*themes*and/or*organizers*for*Networks*I*and*K.*We*are*equally* open* to* proposals* for* revitalizing* these* networks* or* for* changing* their* focus* to* other* themes* related* to* socio#economics* broadly* conceived.* An* ideal* theme* would* add* a* new* angle* to* our* annual* conferences,* one* not* covered* by* existing* networks.** (See* https://sase.org/research# networks/about#the#sase#research#networks_fr_17.html* for* a* list* of* existing* networks.)*To* ensure* viability* of* the* network* in* the* long* term,* it* would* need* to* be* of* sufficiently* broad* academic*interest*to*generate*a*steady*stream*of*conference*paper*submissions*every*year.*To* help*with*the*start#up*process,*new*networks*will*be*organized*as*mini#conferences*in*their*first* year.*

Please* submit* any* questions* and/or* your* proposal* to* the* SASE* Network* Committee* with* the* following*information:*

1)*The* names,* contact* details,* and* positions* of* the* proposed* organizers.** Please* include*brief* biographical*details*and*a*list*of*relevant*or*important*publications.*

2)*The*title*of*the*proposed*network*theme.*

3)* A* detailed* exposition* of* the* theme,* its* academic* foundations,* and* its* future* potential.* This* would*include*an*assessment*of*expected*demand*for*the*proposed*network*among*the*scholarly* community,* ideally* including* supporting* evidence* and* names* of* possible* or* desirable* participants.** This* section* should* also* lay* out* any* steps* organizers* intend* to* take* to* ensure* sufficient*participation*in*the*network,*such*as*the*possibility*of*forming*an*association*between* the*network*and*an*academic*journal.*

Please* submit* your* proposal* by* 10& July& 2015.* *The* SASE* Network* Committee* will* assess* all* received*proposals*and*announce*their*decision*within*about*a*month.*

Please*e#mail*in*Word*or*PDF*format*to:*[email protected]*

* * * Call&for&Conference&Venue&Proposals&

SASE is looking for venues to host future annual conferences. Odd-year meetings will be held in Europe and even-year meeting outside Europe.

Proposals should include information about the venue, key members of the organizing committee, experience, benefits to SASE, and resources to be put towards the event.

For more information or to submit a PDF proposal, please write to [email protected] * * *

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Featured&Speakers!

Colin&Crouch&is*Professor*Emeritus*at*Warwick*Business*School*in*the*UK.* He* is* an* economic* sociologist,* with* particular* interests* in* international* comparative* research* at* the* interface* between* sociology,* politics* and* the* study* of* work* and* employment.* His* writings* in* comparative* political* economy*constitute*a*programme*of*comparative*analysis*of*the*regulation*of* work* and* employment,* the* structure* and* behaviour* of* organised* interest* groups,* and* national* governance* regimes.* He* was* previously* Professor* of*

Comparative* Social* Institutions* at* the* European* University* Institute,* Florence,*and*has*also*held*academic*positions*at*Oxford*University*and*LSE.* He* is* a* Fellow* of* the* British* Academy,* member* of* the* Academy* of* Social* Sciences,* External* Scientific* member* of* the* Max* Planck* Institute* for* Social* Research*at*Cologne,*and*a*former*SASE*President.* Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),*Saturday*12pm*

& Nancy& DiTomaso& is* Professor* of* Management* and* Global* Business* at* Rutgers* Business* School,* Newark* and* New* Brunswick.** Her* research* addresses* issues* of* diversity,* culture,* and* inequality,* as* well* as* the* management* of* knowledge#based* organizations,* and* the* management* of* scientists*and*engineers.**She*has*been*elected*to*several*national*offices*in* various* professional* associations,* including* a* position* on* the* American* Sociological* Association* Council,* as* Chair* of* the* Organizations* and* Occupations*Section*of*the*ASA,*and*as*President*of*SASE.** Hong%Kong%Theatre%(Clement%House),*Friday*12pm*

Stephen& Machin* is* Professor* of* Economics* at* University* College* London*and*Research*Director*of*the*Centre*for*Economic*Performance*at* the*London*School*of*Economics.*Previously*he*has*been*visiting*Professor* at* Harvard* University* (1993/4)* and* at* the* Massachusetts* Institute* of* Technology*(2001/2).*He*is*a*Fellow*of*the*British*Academy,*a*Fellow*of*the* Society*of*Labor*Economists*a*member*of*the*UK*Low*Pay*Commission,*and* has*served*President*of*the*European*Association*of*Labor*Economists.*His* research* interests* include* inequality,* education* and* crime,* and* the* interactions*between*them.*

Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),*Friday*12pm* *

Marianna&Mazzucato*holds*the*RM*Phillips*chair*in*the*Economics*of* Innovation*at*SPRU*in*the*University*of*Sussex.*Her*research*focuses*on*the* relationship*between*financial*markets,*innovation,*and*economic*growth* at* the* company,* industry,* and* national* level.* Her* new* book*The% Entrepreneurial% State:% debunking% private% vs.% public% sector% myths*(Anthem,* 2013)*focuses*on*the*need*to*develop*new*frameworks*to*understand*the* role* of* the* state* in* economic* growth* –* and* how* to* enable* rewards* from* innovation*to*be*just*as*‘social’*as*the*risks*taken.*Professor*Mazzucato*is* winner*of*the*New*Statesman*SPERI*Prize*in*Political*Economy*and*in*2013* the*New*Republic*called*her* one* of* the* ‘3* most*important* thinkers* about* innovation’.**She*advises*the*UK*government*and*the*EC*on*innovation#led* growth.* Peacock%Theatre%(Peacock%Theatre,%Portugal%Street),*Friday*12pm*

& *

9 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Featured&Panelists!

Craig&Calhoun*is*a*world#renowned*social*scientist*whose*work*connects* sociology*to*culture,*communication,*politics,*philosophy,*and*economics.*He* took*up*his*post*as*LSE*Director*in*2012,*having*left*the*United*States*where* he* was* University* Professor* at* New* York* University* and* director* of* the* Institute*for*Public*Knowledge*and*President*of*the*Social*Science*Research* Council.* Professor* Calhoun* co#founded,* with* Richard* Sennett,* Professor* of* Sociology* at* LSE,* the* NYLON* programme,* which* brings* together* graduate*

students* from* New* York* and* London* for* co#operative* research* programmes.*He* is* the* author* of* several* books* including* Nations% Matter,* Critical%Social%Theory,*Neither%Gods%Nor%Emperors*and*most*recently*The%Roots% of%Radicalism*(University*of*Chicago*Press,*2012).** Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),&Friday*5:45#6:45pm*

In discussion with: Amitai Etzioni (The George Washington University), Wolfgang Streek (MPIfG), and Polly Toynbee (The Guardian) *

Tom&Clark&writes*daily*editorials*on*politics,*economics,*and*social*affairs* as* a* lead* writer* for* The% Guardian* in* London.* His* latest* book,* Hard* Times* (Yale*University*Press,*2014),*covers*inequality,*recession,*and*its*aftermath.* Hong%Kong%Theatre%(Clement%House),*Thursday*12pm*

In discussion with: Mike Savage (LSE) and Andrew Sayer (Lancaster University) * *

Amitai&Etzioni is*SASE’s*founding*President.*In*1990,*he*founded*the* Communitarian*Network,*a*not#for#profit,*non#partisan*organization* dedicated*to*shoring*up*the*moral,*social*and*political*foundations*of* society,*and*in*1994#1995,*he*served*as*President*of*the*American* Sociological.*In*2001,*Dr.*Etzioni*was*awarded*the*John*P.*McGovern*Award* in*Behavioral*Sciences*as*well*as*the*Officer’s*Cross*of*the*Order*of*Merit*of* the*Federal*Republic*of*Germany.*He*was*also*the*recipient*of*the*Seventh* James*Wilbur*Award*for*Extraordinary*Contributions*to*the*Appreciation* and*Advancement*of*Human*Values*by*the*Conference*on*Value*Inquiry,*as* well*as*the*Sociological*Practice*Association’s*Outstanding*Contribution* Award.* Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),&Friday*5:45#6:45pm*

In discussion with: Craig Calhoun (LSE), Wolfgang Streek (MPIfG), and Polly Toynbee (The Guardian) * Woody& Powell* is* Professor* of* Education* (and)* Sociology,* Organizational* Behavior,* Management* Science* and* Engineering,* Public* Policy,* and* Communication* at* Stanford* University,* and* Lewis* A.* Coser* Visiting*Professor*at*the*Hertie*School*of*Governance*in*Berlin.**From*1999* to*2010,*he*was*director*of*Scancor*at*Stanford;*today*he*remains*involved* with* Scancor* through* supervising* the* postdoctoral* fellows* program* and* running*the*annual*PhD*workshop*in*Europe.**At*Stanford,*Powell*is*faculty* co#director*of*the*Center*on*Philanthropy*and*Civil*Society.*

Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),*Thursday*12pm*

In discussion with: Nina Bandelj (UC Irvine), Nitsan Chorev (Brown University), Mike Reed (Cardiff Business School), and Andrew Schrank (Brown University) * 10 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science

Mike&Savage&is*Head*of*Department*and*Chair*of*Sociology*at*the*London* School* of* Economics.* Previously,* he* was* founding* Director* of* CRESC* #* the* ESRC* Centre* for* Research* on* Socio#Cultural* Change* (2004#2010).* Savage’s* research*has*been*funded*by*the*Economic*and*Social*Research*Council,*the* Engineering*and*Physical*Sciences*Research*Council,*the*European*Union,*the* Equality*and*Human*Rights*Commission,*and*the*Leverhulme*Trust.*He*was* editor* of* The% Sociological% Review* (2001#2007),* and* was* elected* an* Academician*of*the*Social*Sciences*in*2003*and*Fellow*of*the*British*Academy* in*2007.*

Hong%Kong%Theatre%(Clement%House),&Thursday*12pm*

& In discussion with: Tom Clark (The Guardian) and Andrew Sayer (Lancaster & University)&

* Andrew& Sayer& is* Professor* of* Social* Theory* and* Political* Economy* at* Lancaster*University,*UK.*Sayer’s*work*has*ranged*from*the*development*of* radical*political*economic*theory*through*the*study*of*uneven*development,* and* urban* and* regional* change* to* the* cultural* dimensions* of* economic* phenomena* such* as* the* ethical* aspects* of* people's* experience* of* class* inequalities*to*the*limits*of*normative*thinking*in*social*science.* Hong%Kong%Theatre%(Clement%House),&Thursday*12pm& * In discussion with: Tom Clark (The Guardian) and Mike Savage (LSE)

Wolfgang&Streeck&is*Emeritus*Director*of*the*Max*Planck*Institute*for*the* Study*of*Societies,*Cologne,*and*a*former*SASE*President.*He*was*a*Fellow*at* the* Wissenschaftskolleg* in* Berlin* and* the* Russell* Sage* Foundation* in* New* York;* and* he* is* a* member* of* the* Berlin#Brandenburg* Academy* of* Sciences* and* the*Academia*Europea.*His*interest*is* and*has* always*been*the*tension* between* a* democratic* polity* and* a* capitalist* economy,* as* reflected* in* the* constitution* of* the* modern* welfare* state* and* in* the* regulation* of* labor* relations* and* the* employment* relationship* through* trade* unions* and* employer*associations.* Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),&Friday*5:45#6:45pm*

& In discussion with: Craig Calhoun (LSE), Amitai Etzioni (The George Washington University), and Polly Toynbee (The Guardian) & *

Polly&Toynbee&is*a*Guardian*columnist*and*broadcaster*and*was*formerly* the*BBC's*social*affairs*editor.*She*has*won*a*National*Press*Award,*has*been* What* the* Papers* Say* and* British* Press* Awards* columnist* of* the* year,* and* labelled*the*most*influential*columnist*in*the*UK.* Old%Theatre%(Old%Building),&Friday*5:45#6:45pm*

In discussion with: Craig Calhoun (LSE), Amitai Etzioni (The George Washington University), and Wolfgang Streek (MPIfG) *

& & 11 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SASE&2015&AuthorFMeetsFCritics&Books& & Author&Meets&Critics&Books&in&Presidential&Panels&

* % % Private(Equity(at(Work(–(When(Wall( The(Emergence(of(Organizations( Street(Manages(Main(Street&& and(Markets& * * by*Eileen&Appelbaum*&*Rosemary&Batt* by*John&F.&Padgett*and*Walter&W.&Powell* (Russell*Sage,*2014)* (Princeton*Univ*Press,*2012)* * * with*critics:*Julie&Froud,*Marco&Hauptmeier* with*critics*Nina&Bandelj,*Nitsan&Chorev,* and*Geoffrey&Wood* Michael&Reed,*and*Andrew&Schrank* * * Clement%House,%7.02% Old%Theatre,%Old%Building% Thursday,%4pm* % Thursday,%12pm* % * % The(Cultivation(of(Taste(–(Chefs(and( the(Organization(of(Fine(Dining& * by*Christel&Lane*(OUP,*2014)* * with*critics*Jens&Beckert,*Pierre&François,* Woody&Powell,*and*Richard&Whitley* * Clement%House,%7.02% Friday,%10:15am% * * Author&Meets&Critics&Books&invited&by&Networks& * * NETWORK&A& NETWORK&H& * * The(New(Normal:(Finding(a(Balance(Between( Resilient(Liberalism(in(Europe’s(Political( Individual(Rights(and(the(Common(Good( Economy( & & by*Amitai&Etzioni*(Transaction*Publishers,* by*Vivien&Schmidt*&*Mark&Thatcher*(eds)* 2014)&& (CUP,*2013)& * * with*critics*Jieren&Hu,**Sebastian&Kohl,*Julia& with*critics*Bruno&Amable,**Mark& Morley,*and*Atilano&Pena* Pennington,*and*Wolfgang&Streeck* * * Clement%House,%4.02* % *Tower%2,%2.04% * Thursday,%8:30am & Thursday%2:15pm & * * & NETWORK&E& NETWORK&N& * * Governing(Social(Risks(in(PostICrisis(Europe( Conservatives(Versus(Wildcats:(A( & Sociology(of(Financial(Conflict( by*Colin&Crouch*(Edward*Elgar,*2015)&& & * by*Simone*Polillo*(Stanford,*2013)& with*critics*Dorothee&Bohle,*Roland&Erne,* * and*Vivien&Schmidt&* with*critics*Sabine&Montagne,*Leonard& * Seabrooke,&and&Leon&Jesse&Wansleben* Old%Building,%2.22% * Friday,%10:15am Clement%House,%7.02% * &Friday%2:15pm & * * * NETWORK&E& NETWORK&P& * * Good(Times,(Bad(Times:(The(Welfare(Myth(of( The(Power(of(Inaction:(Bank(Bailouts(in( Them(and(Us( Comparison ( & & by*John&Hills*(Policy*Press,*2015)&& by*Cornelia&Woll*(Cornell*Univ*Press,* * 2014)& with*critics*Colin&Crouch,*Jonathan&Hopkin,* * and*Steward&Lansley* with*critics*Philippe&Moutot,&Raphael& * * Reinke,&Matthias&Thiemann,*and& Tower%One,%2.04% Arthur&Wilmarth* Friday,%4pm * & * Clement%House,%2.04% * * Thursday%10:15am NETWORK&H& * Plastic(Money:(Constructing(Markets(for( Credit(Cards(in(Eight(Postcommunist( Countries( & by*Akos&RonaUTas*and*Alya&Guseva*(Stanford,* 2014)&& * with*critics*Nigel&Dodd,&Jose&Ossandon,*and& Josh&Whitford* * ** * Clement%House,%2.05% Thursday,%10:15am

& & 12 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SASE&2015&Annual&Conference&Theme!

Inequality%in%the%21st%Century* The*London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science* * * The*first*decade*of*the*21st*century*saw*increased*controversy*over*the*degree*of*inequality* in*contemporary*societies.*This*controversy*grew*more*heated*yet*due*to*the*fact*that*even*after* the*financial*crisis,*the*wealth*and*income*of*the*rich*continued*to*grow*disproportionately*in* spite* of* their* role* in* the* crash.* As* the* remedies* to* the* crisis* became* transmuted* in* many* countries* into* austerity,* the* divide* appeared* to* be* growing* larger,* leading* to* popular* protest* movements* such* as* the* Occupy* movement.* At* the* same* time,* conventional* politics* and* politicians*seemed*relatively*powerless*to*intervene*or*to*articulate*alternatives.*The*result*in* many* countries* has* appeared* to* be* on* the* one* hand* a* general* disillusion* with* conventional* politics*and*on*the*other*hand*the*emergence*of*new*populist*movements*that*reject*traditional* political*remedies.* * At* this* time,* it* is* therefore* appropriate* for* SASE* to* revisit* the* question* of* inequality,* especially* in* a* conference* hosted* by* the* London* School* of* Economics,* founded* by* social* reformers*in*the*early*20th*century*and*the*academic*home*of*R.H.*Tawney,*whose*book*Equality* (initially*published*in*1931*and*reissued*regularly*through*the*early*post#war*years)*served*as*a* key*text*for*Labour*politics*in*the*UK*and*rejected*the*idea*that*the*inequality*he*perceived*in* that*period*was*economically*efficient.*On*the*contrary,*Tawney*saw*it*as*“an*economic*liability* of*alarming*dimensions.”**He*argued*that**“the*distribution*of*wealth*[in*societies]*depends,*not* wholly,* indeed,* but* largely* on* their* institutions;* and* the* character* of* their* institutions* is* determined*not*by*immutable*economic*laws*but*by*the*values,*preferences,*interests*and*ideals* which*rule*at*any*given*moment*in*a*given*society.”**(1964*ed.,*p.*54)* * For*anybody*interested*in*socio#economics,*therefore,*inequality*is*a*central*phenomenon* where*institutions*and*markets*come*together,*and*where*the*key*political*questions*of*an*era* are*enacted.* *

* * Program*Director:*David*Marsden* ** Local*Organizers:*David*Marsden*and*Glenn*Morgan

13 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SASE/Porto&Alegre&Regional&Meeting!!

State,(Society(and(Market:(IberoIAmerica(in(the(21st(Century* UFRGS:*Federal*University*of*Rio*Grande*do*Sul,*Porto*Alegre,*Brazil* 19U21&November&2015& * Call&for&papers& * The*global*financial*crisis*of*2007#2008*and*the*ensuing*Great*Recession*have*discredited* the* market* fundamentalist* dogma* that* had* assumed* pride* of* place* in* social* and* development* policymaking* over* the* previous* three* decades.* Policymakers* have* re#evaluated* their* commitment*to*a*neoliberal*model*that*delivered*neither*growth*nor*equity,*and*academics*have* not*only*voiced*their*own*doubts*about*laissez#faire*but*have*begun*to*explore*heterodox*and* multidisciplinary*alternatives.*While*the*Ibero#American*countries*have*been*particularly*hostile* to*neoliberalism,*and*have*animated*some*of*the*best#known*alternatives,*they*are*still*beset*by* a*number*of*profound*challenges.*In*the*last*three*years,*for*example,*Latin*American*growth* rates* have* become* anaemic,* and* progress* on* the* social* front* has* stagnated.* And* Spain* and* Portugal*have*not*only*been*particularly*hard*hit*by*the*financial*crisis*of*2007#2008*but*have* paid*an*enormous*price*for*the*budgetary*austerity*that*followed.* The*Ibero#American*countries*thus*face*a*key*moment*in*which*the*incipient*alternatives* that* emerged* in* the* wake* of* the* crisis* confront* a* number* of* threats,* including* the* very* real* possibility*of*a*conservative*counter#reaction.*In*this*context,*the*2nd*Ibero#American*Meeting*of* Socio#Economics,* a* SASE* Regional* Conference,* will* explore* the* prospects* for* these* countries,* with*a*particular*focus*on*the*state's*role*in*a*post#neoliberal*world.*More*specifically,*we*will* examine* the* state´s* capacity* to* promote* a* viable* development* agenda* in* the* context* of* globalization* by* acting* autonomously* to* implement* industrial* policies,* defend* countercyclical* fiscal* and* monetary* policies,* build* physical* and* institutional* infrastructures,* improve* the* competitiveness*of*the*manufacturing*sector,*and*enhance*the*quality*of*social*policies.*We*will* also* acknowledge* and* examine* the* roles* of* of* various* forms* of* capitalism,* with* different* institutional*combinations,*highlighting*the*importance*of*the*state*in*coordinating*policies*that* promote*growth*and*competitiveness.* The*socioeconomic*demands,*particularly*in*Latin*American*countries,*put*the*issues*into* perspective* for* discussion* on* strategies* and* obstacles* to* sustainable* development* in* the* long* term,*and*it*should*be*analyzed*from*a*multidisciplinary*perspective.*Accordingly,*the*2nd*Ibero# American*Meeting*on*Socio#Economics*will*discuss*the*following*issues:*the*state*of*the*art*in* Socio##Economy* Studies;* development* and* varieties* of* Capitalism;* democracy,* citizenship* and* social* movements;* macroeconomics,* financial* systems* and* prudential* regulation;* culture,* 14 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science development* and* creative* economy;* employment,* well#being,* inequality* and* social* policies;* sustainable* development,* territory* and* environment;* industry* and* international* trade;* globalization,*international*relations*and*regional*integration.* * Please*send*you*abstract*proposal*to*[email protected]* by*September&30,&2015* * Abstracts*must*remain*under*500*words*and*should*include:** • Objectives*(Methodology,*main*findings,*and*references)* • Name,*email,*and*academic*status*of*all*authors* • The*language*of*your*presentation*(English,*Spanish*or*Portuguese)** • The*research*network*to*which*you*are*submitting*your*proposal* &* Local*Organizing*Committee* * Dr.*André*Moreira*Cunha*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Santos*Ruesga*Benito*(UAM)* Dr.*Pedro*Cezar*Dutra*Fonseca*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Julimar*da*Silva*Bichara*(UAM)* Dr.*Fernando*Ferrari*Fillho*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Marco*Aurélio*Chaves*Cepik*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Ricardo*Dathein*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Sonia*Maria*Ranincheski*(UFRGS)* Dr.*Leandro*Valiati*(UFRGS)* * * For&more&information®arding&networks,&fees,&events,&etc.,&visit* http://www.ufrgs.br/rise* * * *

15 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SASE&Announces&its&28th&Annual&Conference&Theme&&&Location!!

Moral%Economies,%Economic%Moralities* University*of*California,*Berkeley* 24&–&26&June&2016& * Call&for&papers& * Moral*judgments*that*justify*or*vilify*different*economic*arrangements*on*the*basis*of*some* final* value* are* extremely* common* in* the* social* sciences.* Since* the* beginning* of* political* economy,* market* institutions* have* elicited* strong* and* rival* views* across* a* broad* spectrum* of* positions.*Those*who*marvel*at*the*coordinating*power*of*the*invisible*hand*confront*those*who* revile* capitalism's* inherently* exploitative* nature.* The* celebration* of* efficiency* faces* the* condemnation*of*waste.*And*democratic*interpretations*of*laissez%faire*meet*the*hard*reality*of* growing*social*inequalities.*There*is*no*economy*that*is*not*political*and*moral*at*the*same*time.* * Social*scientists,*of*course,*are*not*the*only*ones*to*judge*the*economy*while*living*in*it.*E.P.* Thompson* famously* coined* the* term* "moral* economy"* to* denote* the* inchoate* feelings* and* obligations*that*orient*workers,*and*make*them*see*certain*courses*of*action*(such*as*riots)*as* legitimate* or* illegitimate.* To* the* extent* that* individuals* and* institutions* act* on* them,* those* judgments*help*constitute*economic*lines*of*action,*too.* * Finally,* economic* instruments* and* technologies* lay* down,* and* perform,* moralized* rules* about*what*is*expected*of*economic*actors.*All*exchange*systems*embed*implicit*or*explicit*codes* of*moral*worth*in*their*specific*designs*and*rules;*all*economic*institutions*make*and*remake* kinds* of* moral* beings* by* shifting* their* classificatory* schemes* or* treatment* algorithms.* These* "economic*moralities,"*typically*fashioned*by*the*action*of*markets*and*states,*interact*more*or* less* peacefully* with* people's* "moral* economies."* Indeed* many* of* today's* pressing* political* conflicts*may*be*understood*in*terms*of*the*hiatus*between*these*two*social*forms.* * The*2016*SASE*conference*in*Berkeley,*California,*hosted*by*the*University*of*California,* Berkeley*from*24&–&26&June&2016,*will*seek*contributions*that*explore*the*relationship*between* economy*and*morality*from*a*variety*of*disciplinary*and*methodological*perspectives,*reaching* back*to*SASE's*origins*and*moving*forward*into*new*territories.*Fiat*Lux!* * President*and*Program*Director:*Marion*Fourcade*([email protected])* * Local*Organizing*Committee:*Neil*Fligstein,*Heather*Haveman,*and*Annalee*Saxenian *

16 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SASE&2016&MiniFConference&Themes& Call&for&Proposals! Moral%Economies,%Economic%Moralities%% %

MiniUConference&Theme&Proposal&Deadline:&1&October&2015*

As*they*have*in*the*past*years,*thematic*mini#conferences*will*form*a*key*element*of*next*year’s* annual*conference*in*Berkeley,*California,*hosted*by*the*University*of*California,*Berkeley*from* 24&–&26&June&2016.*Proposals*are*now*welcome*for*mini#conference*themes.*Up*to*eight*mini# conference*themes*will*be*selected*for*inclusion*in*the*Call*for*Papers*by*the*program*committee,* which*may*also*propose*themes*of*its*own.**Preference*will*be*given*to*proposals*linked*to*the* overarching* conference* theme,* “Moral* Economies,* Economic* Moralities,”* but* mini#conferences* on*other*SASE#related*themes*will*also*be*considered.**

Proposals& for& miniUconference& themes& must& be& submitted& electronically& to& the& SASE& Executive& Director& by& 1( October( 2015.* All* mini#conference* proposals* should* include* the* name(s)* and* email* addresses* of* the* organizer(s),* together* with* a* brief* description.* As* in* previous*years,*each*mini#conference*will*consist*of*2*to*6*panels,*which*will*be*featured*as*a* separate* stream* in* the* program.* Each* panel* will* have* a* discussant,* meaning* that* selected* participants*must*submit*a*completed*paper*in*advance,*by*15%May%2016.*Submissions*for*panels* will*be*open*to*all*scholars*on*the*basis*of*an*extended*abstract.*If*a*paper*proposal*cannot*be* accommodated* within* a* mini#conference,* organizers* will* forward* it* to* the* most* appropriate* research*network*as*a*regular*submission.*

Consult* the* program* for* the* SASE* 2016* theme.* Please* see* www.sase.org* to* look* at* mini# conference*themes*from*previous*years.*

Proposals*should*be*submitted*to:*Martha%Zuber*([email protected])*

17 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Special(Events&

Presidential&Address&and&Welcome&Reception* This*year’s*presidential*address*will*take*place*in*the*Old*Theatre,*located*on*the*ground*floor*of* the*Old*Building,*at*5:45pm*on*Thursday,*2*July.*The*presidential*address*will*be*followed*by*a* welcome*reception*at*the*4th*floor*restaurant*of*the*Old*Building*from*7pm*until*9pm.(* ( Awards&Ceremony& % The*annual*awards*ceremony*will*follow*the*Presidential*Panel*“Does*Capitalism*Have*a*Future”,* featuring*Craig*Calhoun,*Amitai*Etzioni,*Polly*Toynbee,*and*Wolfgang*Streeck*in*the*Old*Theatre,* located*on*the*ground*floor*of*the*Old*Building.*The*ceremony*to*celebrate*the*winners*of*this* year’s* travel* grants,* student* stipends,* and* EHESS/Fondation* France#Japon* prizes* will* begin* at* 6:45pm*on*Friday,*3*July.(&* ( Gala&Reception& % The*gala*reception*will*be*held*on*the*5th*and*6th*floors*of*the*Old*Building*just*following*the* awards*ceremony.*Please*come*join*us!(& ( Meet&the&Editors:&SocioUEconomic&Review&& A&Discussion&of&Publication&Strategies,&Topics,&and&New&Developments&with& the&Editors& * The*editors*of*Socio#Economic*Review*will*speak*on*getting*published*in*the*journal*in*Tower* Two,*room*1.02*from*10:15#11:45am*on*Friday,*3*July.* & &

18 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science General&Information&for&Participants& & Computers&and&WiUFi& * WiFi*is*available*campus#wide*via*the*Cloud.** If*you*haven't*already*registered*for*the*Cloud*you*can*do*so*via*the*link*below:** https://service.thecloud.net/service#platform/login/registration/* You*can*find*more*information*about*the*Cloud*and*register*for*free*by*following*the*link*below:* http://www.thecloud.net/free#wifi/join#the#cloud/* * If*you*are*a*staff*member*or*student*from*another*educational*institution*attending*an*event*at* LSE*then*you*should*also*be*able*to*access*Wi#Fi*via*Eduroam*with*your*login*details*from*your* home*institution.*Please*contact*your*local*IT*support*services*within*your*home*institution*to* check*whether*you*are*registered*to*access*the*Eduroam*Wi#Fi*network.*More*information*about* the*Eduroam*network*can*be*found*on*the*eduroam*website:*https://www.eduroam.org/* * *Please& note:* You* must* bring* either* a* USB* key* or* your* own* laptop* if* you* plan* on* using* a* PowerPoint* presentation*(Macintosh* users* should* bring* a* standard* VGA* convertor).* USB* keys* are*preferable.** * Coffee& * There*are*many*coffee*and*snack*options*in*vicinity,*especially*along*the*bottom*of*Kingsway.* Here*are*a*few*favorites:* Delaunay*Café*(55*Aldwych)* Fields*Bar*and*Kitchen*(inside*Lincoln's Inn Fields)* Coopers*(49*Lincoln’s*Inn*Fields)* Ye*Olde*White*Horse*(2*St*Clement’s*Ln)* The*Weston*Café*(6th*floor,*Saw*Swee*Hock*Student*Centre)* The*Plaza*Café*(John*Watkins*Plaza*–*just*beside*the*LSE*library)* Fleet*River*Bakery*(71*Lincolns*Inn*Fields)* Roka*(71*Aldwych)* * Book&Exhibit& * This*year’s*book*exhibit*can*be*found*just*next*to*the*registration*desks*on*the*ground*floor*of* Tower*One,*room*G.01.** *

19 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Directions& & By&Taxi& London*cabbies*are*reknowned*for*their*enlarged*hippocampuses,*which*grow*as*they*absorb* “the* Knowledge”* –* an* intimate* familiarity* with* the* streets* of* London.* Simply* let* your* driver* know*that*you*are*going*to*the*London*School*of*Economics*and*you’re*set!*

* By&Public&Transportation& To* get* to* the* LSE,* go* to* any* subway* station* and* look* for* the* color#coded* map* of* the* subway* system.* The* campus* is* located* near* the* Holborn& station* on* the* Piccadilly* (blue)* and* Central* (red)*lines*and*the*Temple& station*on*the*District*(green)*and*Circle*(yellow)*lines.*For*more* information,*visit*the*London*Transport*website*(https://www.tfl.gov.uk/).* The*following*bus*lines*stop*near*or*on*the*Aldwych:*1,*4,*6,*9,*11,*13,*15,*23,*26,*59,*68,*X68,*76,* 77a,*91,*139,*168,*171,*172,*176,*188,*243,*341*and*521*

* From*the*Holborn& station,*head*south*toward*Parker*Street*on*Kingsway*and*take*a*left*onto* Portugal*Street*and*the*Old*Building*will*be*on*your*right.*To*get*to*Clement*House*and*Towers* One* and* Two,* continue* south* on* Kingsway* until* it* forks* and* take* a* left* on* Aldwych:* Clement* House*and*the*gates*leading*to*the*Tower*buildings*will*be*on*your*left.*

* From*the*Temple&station,*head*north*toward*Strand*on*Arundel*Street*or*Surrey*Street.*Cross* Strand*to*arrive*at*Aldwych*and*either*turn*right*to*access*Towers*One*and*Two*(on*your*left)*or* turn*left*to*find*Clement*House*(on*your*right).*

* By&Public&Transportation&from&London&Heathrow& Take*the*Piccadilly&line*train*directly*from*Heathrow&Airport&station*to*the*Holborn&station* and*then*follow*the*directions*via*Holborn*station,*above.*

* By&Public&Transportation&from&Gatwick&Airport& Take*the*Southern& rail*from*Gatwick*Airport& to*the*London& Victoria& station,*where*you*will* transfer*to*either*the*Cirle&line&(toward*Hammersmith)*or*the&District&line&(toward*Upminster).* Exit*the*tube*at*the*Temple&station*and*follow*the*directions*via*Temple*station,*above.* * Meals&and&Tourism&

Conference*participants*who*have*pre#purchased*lunch*vouchers*can*retrieve*them*at*the* registration*desk*(Tower*One,*ground*floor).*Lunch*vouchers*can*be*used*at*the*4th*floor* restaurant*in*the*Old*Building*during*lunchtime*hours*only.* Conference*participants*who*have*not*pre#purchased*lunch*vouchers*will*find*a*large*array*of* restaurants*surrounding*and*on*the*LSE*campus.*Restaurant*suggestions,*as*well*as*other* tourism*information*may*be*found*on*the*SASE*website*(www.sase.org).* *

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22 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Recipients)of)the)2015!Travel'Grants'and'Graduate'Student'Stipends& SASE%extends%warm%congratulations%to%the%recipients%of%this%year’s%travel%grants%and%graduate% student%stipends.%They%will%be%honored%at%the%awards%ceremony%on%Friday%evening,%July%3rd.% % Travel&Grants& * Jieren&Hu,*Tongji%University%and%Zhejiang%University,%China* Breaking*the*Dilemma*between*Litigation*and*Non#litigation:*The*“Diversified*Mechanism*of* Dispute*Resolution”*in*China** (Network*A:*Communitarian*Ideals*and*Civil*Society*–*Session*A#04:*Companies,*Trust,*and*Communities*II)* * Ashish&Singh,*Indian%Institute%of%Technology,%Bombay,%India* Globalization*and*Increasing*Inequality*of*Poverty*in*the*United*States*over*the*Past*Decade** (Network*B:*Globalization*and*Socio#Economic*Development*–*Session*B#19:*Roots*of*American*Inequality)* & Graduate&Student&Stipends& * Kyle&Albert,*Cornell%University,%USA** Who*Benefits*from*Occupational*Certification?*** (Network*G:*Labor*Markets,*Education,*and*Human*Resources*–*Session*G#11:*Skills*and*Occupations)* * Max&Besbris,*New%York%University,%USA* Price*and*Preference:*Interaction*and*Upselling*in*the*Housing*Market** (Network*H:*Markets,*Firms,*and*Institutions*–*Session*H#02:*The*Emergence*of*Markets)* * Anna&Burger&Central%European%University,%Hungary% Extreme*Working*Hours*in*Western*Europe*and*North*America:*A*New*Aspect*of*Polarization** (Network*E:*Industrial*Relations*and*the*Political*Economy*–*Session*E#17:*Precarious*Employment*and*Work* Intensification)& * David&Calnitsky&&&Jonathan&Latner,*University%of%Wisconsin,%Madison,%USA% Basic*Income*in*a*Small*Town:*Understanding*the*Elusive*Effects*on*Work*** (Network*J:*Rethinking*the*Welfare*State*–*Session*J#01:*The*Sub#National*Welfare*State)* * Jacinto&Cuvi&Escobar,*University%of%Texas%at%Austin,%USA** Resilient*Inequality:*The*Disabled,*the*Law,*and*Street*Vending*in*São*Paulo*** (Network*J:*Rethinking*the*Welfare*State*–*Session*J#04:*New*Directions*in*the*Study*of*the*Welfare*State)* * Rebecca&Elliott,*University%of%California,%Berkeley,%USA* Conflicted*Calculations:*Climate*Change*and*the*Mapping*and*Pricing*of*Flood*Risk*in*New*York* City*** (Network*P:*Accounting,*Economics,*and*Law*–*Session*P#11:*Financial*Actors*and*Institutions*(II):*Social* Construction*of*Value)& * Megan&Peppel,*University%of%California,%Berkeley,%USA* Financial*Inequalities*and*the*Household:*How*Mortgage*Underwriting*Calculations*Shape* Wealth#Building*Trajectories*in*the*United*States** (SASE*Mini#Conference:*Domesticizing*Financial*Economies,*Part*2*–*Session*TH02#01:*Financial*Education*and* Literacy)* * Soham&Sahoo,*Indian%Statistical%Institute,%India** Intra#Household*Gender*Disparity*in*School*Choice:*Evidence*from*Private*Schooling*in*India** (Network*C:*Gender,*Work,*and*Family*–*Session*C#13:*Varia)* * Special%thanks%to%Akos%Rona`Tas,%Isabelle%Ferreras,%Jette%Steen%Knudsen,%and%Sigrid%Quack%for%their% work%on%the%prize%committee* * 23 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Recipients)of)the)2015!EHESS/Fondation,FranceFJapon&Awards&

SASE%extends%warm%congratulations%to%the%recipients%of%this%year’s%EHESS/Fondation%France`Japon% Award.%The%prizewinners%will%be%honored%at%the%awards%ceremony%on%Friday%evening,%July%3rd.% * The* EHESS/Fondation* France#Japan* (http://ffj.ehess.fr)* Travel* Grants* are* prizes* for* papers* submitted* to* Network* Q:* Asian* Capitalisms.* Prizewinners* receive* 500€* thanks* to* the* great* generosity*of*the*Banque*de*France.* * Travel&Grants& * Juntae&Lee,*Seoul%National%University,%South%Korea% Evolving*Socio#Political*Coalitions*and*the*Neoliberal*Restructuring*of*the*South*Korean*Labor* Market*(Session*Q#16:*Work,*Labor*Markets,*and*Migration*I)* * Anna&Skarpelis,*New%York%University,%USA* War*and*Authoritarianism*in*the*Formation*of*the*Japanese*Welfare*State*(Session*Q#14:*Inequalities* and*Welfare*I)* &

Best&Paper&& && Anna&Skarpelis,*New%York%University,%USA* War*and*Authoritarianism*in*the*Formation*of*the*Japanese*Welfare*State* && Abstract( Theories*of*development*and*expansion*of*the*welfare*state*have*invoked*arguments*of*working*class* strength*or*cross#class*coalitions,*institutional*determinants*(Pontusson*2005)*or*electoral*systems*(Estevez# Abe* 2008).* Still* missing* are* analyses* of* the* impact* of* dramatic* shifts* associated* with* the* rise* of* authoritarianism*in*the*long#run*growth*of*state*institutions*and*social*welfare*policies.*My*paper*adds*to*the* burgeoning* field* of* non#democratic* social* policy* studies* by* contributing* evidence* from* social* policy* and* welfare* state* transformation* under* Japanese* ‘fascism’* in* the* years* 1920* until* 1945.* It* examines* how* the* Japanese*authoritarian*military*regime*significantly*altered*existing*welfare*state*institutions*in*Japan,*as*well* as*created*an*entirely*new*set*of*social*insurance*type*institutions*that*form*the*basis*of*the*contemporary* Japanese*welfare*state.** Ideas*on*social*policy*transformation*based*on*contemporary*understandings*of*‘social*problems’*had* gained* in* importance* in* the* early* 20th* century* already,* and* the* field* of* social* and* relief* work* underwent* significant*changes*during*the*Taishō*period*(1912#1926)*in*response*to*widespread*protest*during*the*1918* Rice*Riots.*However,*it*was*only*during*authoritarian*governance*and*under*total*war*that*significant%social% insurance*institutions%were*set*up.*What*explains*this*peculiar*timing,*as*well*as*selective*focus*on*health*and* pensions,*rather*than*educational*reform*or*labor#containment*policies?** My*paper*draws*on*a*vast*array*of*Japanese#language*archival*documents*to*show*(1)*the*nature*of* institutional*social*policy*change*and*its*impact*outlasting*the*period*of*World*War*II,*and*(2)*the*importance* of* authoritarian* and* war* logics* in* shaping* type,* scope* and* form* of* implemented* policies.* I* use* historical* legislative*documents,*government*statistics*and*briefs*and*publications*by*relevant*stakeholders*(e.g.*Social* Work*Association,*Japanese*Association*for*the*Study*of*Social*Policy,*District*Councilor’s*Association,*Trade* Unions)* to* trace* the* legislative* history,* and* historical* materials* of* the* leading* government#affiliated* think* tanks* of* the* Showa* period,* namely* the* Showa* Research* Association* (1930#1940)* and* the* Imperial* Rule* Association*(1940#1945),*as*well*as*op#eds*and*recollections*of*former*statesmen*and*military*personnel*to* trace*the*logic*of*policy*expansion.** * Many%thanks%to%Gary%Herrigel,%Sebastien%Lechevalier,%and%Tobias%ten%Brink%for%their%work%on%the% EHESS/Fondation%France`Japon%Network%Q%prize%committee* * 24 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science 2015&SocioFEconomic&Review!Best&Paper&Prize! & Carsten&Q.&Schneider&and&Kristin&Makszin& % The%SER%Best%Paper%Prize%committee%(Nitsan%Chorev,%Virginia%Doellgast,%and%Marc%Schneiberg)%considered%all% the% reviewed% papers% for% the% four% 2014% volumes,% including% symposia% papers,% but% not% state% of% the% art,% discussion% or% review% forum% papers.% % The% committee% looked% for% papers% that:% 1)% addressed% substantive% questions%and%issues%that%have%far%reaching%implications%and%are%of%interest%to%a%broad%range%of%SER%readers;% 2)%clearly%and%effectively%engaged%prior%theory%and%research;%and%3)%used%state%of%the%art%research%methods% to% analyze% new% or% existing% data% sets% in% ways% that% either% brought% important% new% phenomena% to% light% or% substantially%revised%existing%understanding%of%socio`economic%facts,%trends%or%relationships.% * The*committee*is*delighted*to*announce*Carsten*Q.*Schneider*and*Kristin*Makszin*as*the*winners* of*the*seventh*annual*prize*for*the*best*submitted*article*published*in*the*previous*year:*“Forms* of*Welfare*Capitalism*and*Education#Based*Participatory*Inequality.”*(SER*vol.*12,*no.*2,*p.*437# 462).*Schneider*and*Makszin’s*paper*analyzes*how*institutional*conditions*shape*the*impact*of* differences*in*education*on*political*participation*in*capitalist*democracies.**The*authors*take*as* their*starting*point*the*observation*that*socio#economic*disparities*often*translate*into*political* inequality:*citizens*with*lower*education*and*lower*income*participate*less*in*politics*than*those* with* higher* education* and* income.* * However,* the* size* of* this* participation* gap* varies* substantially*across*democracies.*The*authors*use*a*combination*of*multi#level*regression*and* fuzzy*set*QCA*methods*to*analyze*the*participation*gap*as*a*function*of*national*level*welfare* and* labor* institutions.* * They* found,* first,* that* protective* employment* legislation* and* public* spending*on*unemployment*benefits*and*active*labor*market*policies*consistently*reduced*the* gap* in* political* participation.* * Second,* conjunctions* of* welfare* capitalist* regimes* supported* reduced* inequality* in* political* participation.* Finally,* welfare* regimes* reduced* participatory* inequality* by* providing* less* educated* citizens* with* material* resources* for* participation,* and,* more* importantly,* with* stable* employment* and* higher* social* status.,* which* supported* denser* networks*and*higher*levels*of*engagement.*** Schneider* and* Makszin’s* paper* presents* an* original* and* thoughtful* analysis* that* deepens* our* understanding* of* the* relationships* between* economic* inequality* and* democracy.* Its* findings* provide* an* important* contribution* to* pressing* questions* concerning* the* acceleration* of* socio# economic* and* political* polarization* in* the* contemporary* period.* It* also* the* examines* relationships* between* welfare* state* regimes,* socio#economic* inequality* and* gaps* in* political* participation*across*multiple*levels,*using*a*mixed#method*approach*that*allows*the*authors*to* shed*new*light*both*on*the*nature*of*these*relationships*and*the*mechanisms*through*which*they* occur.** * Carsten& Q.& Schneider’s& Bio:* Carsten* Q.* Schneider* is* Associate* Professor* and* Head* of* the* Political* Science* Department* at* Central* European* University.* His* research* focuses* on* regime* transitions,* the* consolidation* and* quality* of* democracies.* He* is* also* working* in* the* field* of* comparative* methodology,* especially* on* set#theoretic* methods,* in* particular* Qualitative* Comparative*Analysis*(QCA)*and*its*fuzzy*set*extension.*His*book*Set`Theoretic%Methods%for%the% Social% Sciences,* co#authored* with* Claudius* Wagemann,* appeared* with* Cambridge* University* Press*in*2012.*Schneider*was*an*elected*member*of*the*Young*Academy*of*Science*in*Germany* 25 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science from* 2009#2014,* and* he* spent* the* 2009#2010* academic* year* as* a* John* F.* Kennedy* Memorial* Fellow* at* the* Minda* de* Gunzburg* Center* for* European* Studies* at* Harvard* University.* As* its* Founding* Director,* Schneider* led* the* Center* for* the* Study* of* Imperfections* in* Democracies* (DISC)*at*CEU*from*2008*to*2013.* * Kristin& Makszin’s(Bio:*Kristin*Makszin*teaches*Research*Design*and*Methods*in*IR*at*Central* European*University.*Her*research*is*in*the*field*of*comparative*political*economy.*Her*current* research* projects* relate* to* the* politics* of* austerity,* inequalities* in* political* participation,* and* government*formations*in*diverse*political*party*systems.*Her*research*applies*both*quantitative* and* qualitative* methods,* especially* how* to* use* quantitative* methods* in* social* science* for* researching* topics* with* limited* available* data* or* limited* number* of* cases.* She* also* taught* Statistics*and*Comparative*European*Politics*at*McDaniel*College*Budapest*and*has*worked*as*a* Research*Fellow*at*the*Center*for*the*Study*of*Imperfections*in*Democracies*(DISC)*at*CEU.** * HONORABLE&MENTION& This* year,* the* SER* Best* Paper* Prize* Committee* has* decided* to* discern* the* paper* “Brothers'* Keepers:*Gift*Giving*Networks*and*the*Organization*of*Jewish*American*Diaspora*Nationalism”* (SER* vol.* 12,* no.* 3,* p.463#488),* by* Dan* Lainer#Vos,* as* meritorious* of* an* honorable* mention.* Lainer#Vos’s*paper*challenges*existing*perceptions*in*the*literature*on*nationalism*by*utilizing* the* constructivist* notion* of* belonging* as* a* sentiment* that* is* not* given,* but* organized* and* engineered.*Based*on*a*detailed*historical*study*of*the*United*Jewish*Appeal*(UJA)*during*the* 1940s,*the*paper*documents*the*various*ways*in*which*this*organization*helped*raise*funds*and* construct*the*attachment*of*Jewish#Americans*to*the*state*of*Israel.**Lainer#Vos*draws*heavily*on* actor*network*theory*to*identify*actors*and*the*practices*and*mechanisms*they*mobilize,*using* data* from* extensive* archival* research.* The* paper* shows,* first,* how* the* UJA* built* an* organizational* infrastructure* for* giving,* including* a* network* of* volunteers* and* salaried* field* representatives.*Second,*it*shows*how*the*UJA*overcame*the*absence*of*reciprocity*typical*of*gift* exchanges* to* engineer* generosity* competition* among* givers* to* motivate* contributions* and* attachment.**Third,*it*shows*how*the*UJA*worked*the*problem*of*heterogeneity*in*nation*building* through*highlighting*differences*between*different*American*Jews*and*between*American*Jews* and* Jews* in* Europe* and* Palestine,* and* through* using* narratives* about* the* differences* or* hierarchies*of*sacrifice*to*goad*diaspora*Jews*in*America*to*support*and*honor*the*sacrifices*of* Jews*abroad,*producing*a*layered*national*membership.**In*developing*these*findings,*this*article* contributes*both*an*interesting*case*study*that*marries*Durkheim’s*(and*others’)*notion*of*gift* with* Bourdieu’s* analysis* of* symbolic* violence.* It* advances* new* arguments* concerning* and* a* novel* approach* to* analyzing* nation* building,* opening* up* new* avenues* for* future* research* on* nationalism*and*the*state.** * * * * * *

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Socio`Economic%Review*(SER)*is*the*official*journal*of*SASE.*It*is*part*of*a*broader*movement*in* the* social* sciences* that* returns* to* the* economy’s* socio#political* foundations.* Devoted* to* advancing*socio#economics,*SER*deals*with*the*analytical,*political*and*moral*questions*arising* at*the*intersection*of*economy*and*society.*Articles*in*SER*explore*how*the*economy*is*or*should* be*governed*by*social*relations,*institutional*rules,*political*decisions,*and*cultural*values.*SER* considers*the*different*ways*in*which*the*economy*affects*society,*such*as*by*breaking*up*old* institutional*forms*and*giving*rise*to*new*ones.*The*scope*of*the*journal*is*deliberately*broad,* and*thus*opens*the*debate*to*new*variations*on*its*general*theme.*Its*editorial*structure*allows* editors*to*engage*intellectually*with*authors*and*their*submissions.** * To*find*out*more*about*SER,*including*detailed*information*on*how*to*submit*a*paper,*please* consult*the*website:*http://ser.oxfordjournals.org.*

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We* are* delighted* to* announce* that* Marion* Fourcade* will* serve* as* president* of* SASE* in* 2015# 2016.* * The* following* people* have* been* elected* to* a* three#year* term* (2015#2018)* on* the* Executive* Council:* * Nina*Bandelj,*University%of%California,%Irvine,%USA* Dorothee*Bohle,*Central%European%University,%Hungary* Isabelle*Ferreras,*Université%Catholique%de%Louvain,%Belgium* Patrick*Le*Galès,*Sciences%Po,%Paris,%France* Alya*Guseva,*Boston%University,%USA* Jacqueline*O’Reilly,*University%of%Brighton%Business%School,%UK* Santos*Miguel*Ruesga,*Universidad%Autónoma%de%Madrid,%Spain* J.*Nicholas*Ziegler,*University%of%California,%Berkeley,%USA* * SASE*congratulates*newcomers*and*re#elected*members*alike.* ** A*big*thank*you*to*all*those*who*participated*in*the*election.* ** Warm* thanks* to* Hyun#Chin* Lim,* Paul* Osterman,* Akos* Rona#Tas,* Andrew* Schrank,* Katherine* Stone,*and*Chris*Warhurst,*who*will*be*leaving*the*Executive*Council*this*year.* *

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SASE$2015F2016!Officers,)Executive)Board,)and)Staff& Officers& * Marion*Fourcade*(President#Elect)* Amitai*Etzioni*(Founder)* University*of*California,*Berkeley,*USA* George*Washington*University,*USA* * * Richard*Deeg*(Treasurer)* Glenn*Morgan*(Outgoing*President)* Temple*University,*USA* Cardiff*Business*School,*UK* * Martha*Zuber*(Executive*Director) * Executive&Council& Nina*Bandelj* Christine*Musselin* University*of*California,*Irvine,*USA* Center*for*the*Sociology*of*Organizations,*France* * * Dorothee*Bohle* Jacqueline*O’Reilly* Central*European*University,*Hungary* University*of*Brighton*Business*School,*UK* * * Helen*Callaghan* Roberto*Pedersini* Max*Planck*Institute*for*the*Study*of*Societies* Università*degli*Studi*di*Milano,*Italy* * * Nitsan*Chorev* Bruno*Palier* Brown*University,*USA* Sciences*Po,*Paris,*France* * * Pepper*Culpepper* Sigrid*Quack* European*Institute,*Florence* University*of*Duisburg#Essen,*Germany* * * Richard*Deeg* Santos*Miguel*Ruesga* Temple*University* Universidad*Autónoma*de*Madrid,*Spain* * * Virginia*Doellgast* Jette*Steen*Knudsen* London*School*of*Economics,*UK* University*of*Copenhagen,*Denmark* * * Isabelle*Ferreras* Marc*Schneiberg* Université*catholique*de*Louvain,*Belgium* Reed*College,*USA* * * Patrick*Le*Galès* Christine*Trampusch* Sciences*Po,*Paris,*France* University*Berne,*Switzerland* * * Alya*Guseva* Michael*A.*Witt* Boston*University,*USA* INSEAD,*Singapore* * * Ashley*Mears* Cornelia*Woll* Boston*University,*USA* Sciences*Po,*Paris,*France* * * Glenn*Morgan* J.*Nicholas*Ziegler* Cardiff*Business*School,*UK* University*of*California,*Berkeley,*USA* *

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Presidential&Search&Committee! Bruce*Carruthers* * Networks&Committee! Glenn*Morgan,*chair* Andrew*Schrank* Christine*Trampusch* Michael*A.*Witt* * Awards&Committee! Akos*Rona#Tas,*chair* Isabelle*Ferreras* Jette*Steen*Knudsen* Sigrid*Quack* * Membership&Committee! Ashley*Mears* Roberto*Pedersini* Chris*Warhurst* * Elections&Committee! Glenn*Morgan,*chair* Pepper*Culpepper* Cornelia*Woll* * SER&Best&Paper&Prize&Committee! Marc*Schneiberg,*chair* Nitsan*Chorev* Virginia*Doellgast* * EHESS&Fondation&FranceFJapon&Prize&Committee! Sebastien*Lechevalier,*chair* Tobias*ten*Brink* Gary*Herrigel*

30 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science 2014F2015&Network&Organizers& * Special*thanks*to*the*SASE*Network*Organizers*who*work*so*hard*to*make*the*annual* conference*such*an*intellectually*stimulating*experience.*** * Network&A:**Communitarian%Ideals%and%Civil%Society** * José*Antonio*Ruiz*San*Roman* * Network&B:**Globalization%and%Socio`Economic%Development** * Caroline*Arnold,*Richard*Doner,*and*Douglas*Fuller* * Network&C:**Gender,%Work,%and%Family** * Diane#Gabrielle*Tremblay*and*Bernard*Fusulier,*assisted*by*Pascal*Barbier* * Network&D:*Professions%and%Professionals%in%a%Globalizing%World* * Didier*Demazière,*James*Faulconbridge,*Sigrid*Quack,*and*Leonard*Seabrooke* * Network&E:**Industrial%Relations%&%the%Political%Economy** * Sabina*Avdagic*and*Lucio*Baccaro* * Network&F:**Knowledge,%Technology,%and%Innovation** * Matthew*Allen*and*Matthew*Keller* * Network&G:**Labor%Markets,%Education,%and%Human%Resources** * David*Marsden* * Network&H:**Markets,%Firms,%and%Institutions%% * Christina*Ahmadjian*and*Gerhard*Schnyder** * Network&I:**Race,%Ethnicity%and%Immigration** * Victoria*Hattam*and*Maritsa*Poros* * Network&J:**Rethinking%the%Welfare%State% % Alex*Hicks* * Network&L:**Regulation%and%Governance** * John*W.*Cioffi,*Frans*Van*Waarden,*and*Jonathan*Zeitlin* * Network&M:**Spanish%Language% % Santos*Ruesga*and*Julimar*da*Silva*Bichara* * Network&N:**Finance%&%Society% % Bruce*Carruthers,*Alya*Guseva,*and*Akos*Rona#Tas* * Network&O:**Global%Value%Chains% % Gary*Gereffi,*Mari*Sako,*Eric*Thun,*and*Tim*Sturgeon* * Network&P:**Accounting,%Economics,%and%Law% % Reuven*Avi#Yonah,*Yuri*Biondi,*and*Shyam*Sunder* * Network&Q:**Asian%Capitalisms% % Tobias*ten*Brink,*Boy*Lüthje,*Sebastien*Lechevalier,*and*Cornelia*Storz*

31 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science 2014F2015&MiniFConference&Organizers& & Great*thanks*to*this*year’s*mini#conference*organizers*for*all*their*hard*work.** * Continuity&and&Change&in&National&Systems&of&Collective&Bargaining&in&a&Context&of&Crisis& Aristea*Koukiadaki,*Miguel*Martinez*Lucio,*and*Isabel*Tavora*

Domesticizing&Financial&Economies,&Part&2& Joe*Deville,*Jeanne*Lazarus,*Mariana*Luzzi,*and*José*Ossandón* & Employers’&Organizations,&Business&Interest&Representation,&and&Employer&Collective& Action&& Marco*Hauptmeier,*Edmund*Heery,*and*Leon*Gooberman* & Inequalities&in&Youth&Labor&Transitions& Jacqueline*O’Reilly,*Werner*Eichhorst,*Maria*González*Menéndez,*Andy*Hodder,*Lefteris*Kretsos,* Janine*Leschke,*Christer*Hyggen,*and*Jale*Tosun* * Inequality:&Drivers,&Impacts&and&Policies* Abigail*McKnight*and*Wiemer*Salverda*(with*session*convenors*Daniele*Checchi,*Ive*Marx,*Brian* Nolan,*and*Herman*van*de*Werfhorst)* * Inequality&of&What?&Social&Monitoring&and&the&Difficult&Choice&of&Analytical&Concepts&and& an&Implementable&Metric& Andrea*Hense,*Jürgen*Kaedtler,*René*Lehwess#Litzmann,*and*Ostrud*Lessmann* * Mixed&Market&Economies&in&the&Recession:&The&Issues&of&Growth,&Employment,&and& Equality& Luigi*Burroni,*Emmanuele*Pavolini,*Roberto*Pedersini,*and*Francesco*Ramella* * Multinational&Firms:&Labor,&Management,&and&Society& Phil*Almond,*Tony*Edwards,*and*Gregor*Murray* * Regulatory&Intermediaries:&Bringing&together&Domestic&and&Transnational&Regulation& Kenneth*Abbott,*Duncan*Snidal,*and*David*Levi#Faur* * Scrutinizing&Organizational&Inequalities:&New&Theoretical&and&Empirical&Approaches& Nina*Bandelj,*Andrew*Penner,*and*Donald*Tomaskovic#Devey* * Social&Coalitions,&Political&and&Economic&Crises,&and&Diversity&of&Capitalism& Bruno*Amable*and*Hideko*Magara** * The&Foundational&Economy& Ewald*Engelen,*Julie*Froud,*Angelo*Salento,*and*Karel*Williams* * The&Politics&of&Egalitarian&Policy& Lucy*Barnes*and*Tim*Hicks* * Transnational&Trade&Unionism&and&MNCs:&Building&New&Capabilities&to&Reduce& Inequalities& Christian*Lévesque,*Peter*Fairbrother,*and*Marc#Antonin*Hennebert* * Uncertain&Futures&in&Economic&Decision&Making& Jens*Beckert*and*Richard*Bronk* * 32 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science 2015&Conference&Organizers&&&Staff&

Program&Director& David*Marsden* * Local&Organizing&Committee&& David*Marsden*and*Glenn*Morgan* * Local&Organizing&Staff&& Rachel*Ward* & SASE&Paris&Staff!! Martha*Zuber*(Executive*Director)* Jacob*Bromberg*and*Patricia*Zraidi* * SASE&Webmaster&& Romain*Dortier* * * *

33 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science About&SASE’s&Home&Base&

The*Center*for*the*Sociology*of*Organizations*(CSO)*is*SASE’s*headquarters.*

* The*CSO*was*founded*in*the*early*1960’s*by*Michel*Crozier,*and*pioneered*the*discipline*of*the* sociology* of* organizations* in* France.* Today* it* is* part* of* Sciences* Po* and* the* CNRS.* Erhard* Friedberg* directed* it* for* many* years,* followed* by* Christine* Musselin.* Its* current* director* is* Olivier*Borraz.*

* The* CSO* is* a* leading* center* of* economic* sociology* in* France,* and* its* research* covers* the* sociology* of* organizations,* economic* sociology,* and* public* affairs.* Scholars* and* PhD* students* participate*in*five*major*research*programs*at*the*CSO:*Economic*Governance,*Higher*Education,* Risk,*Health*Politics,*State*and*Territories.*

* With* more* than* twenty* senior* full* time* researchers,* thirty* doctoral* students* and* twenty* affiliated*research*fellows,*along*with*frequent*guest*scholars*in*residence*(including*a*number* of*SASE*members),*the*CSO*is*a*lively*international*research*community*in*the*heart*of*Paris,*and* SASE*is*proud*to*be*a*part*of*it.*

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34 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science List&of&Panels&and&Rooms&by&Network&and&MiniFConference!

Featured Speakers and Panels

FP-01: Featured Panel - The Rich and Inequality Thursday, 12:00pm Clement House (Hong Kong Theatre) FP-02: Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Emergence of Organizations and Markets" by John F. Padgett & Walter W. Powell (Princeton Univ Press 2012) Thursday, 12:00pm Old Building (Old Theatre) FP-03: Featured Panel - Measuring Institutions: Issues and New Perspectives Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.7.02) FP-04: Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "Private Equity at Work - When Wall Street Manages Main Street" by Eileen Appelbaum & Rosemary Batt (Russell Sage 2014) Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.7.02) FP-05: Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Cultivation of Taste- Chefs and the Organization of Fine Dining" by Christel Lane (OUP 2014) Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.02) FP-06: SER: Meet the Editors Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) FP-07: Featured Speaker Mariana Mazzucato (University of Sussex) - Innovation and Inequality: A Different Interpretation Friday, 12:00pm Peacock Theatre (Peacock Theatre) FP-08: Featured Speaker Nancy DiTomaso (Rutgers University) - Race and Politics in the U.S.: The American Non-Dilemma Friday, 12:00pm Clement House (Hong Kong Theatre) FP-09: Featured Speaker Stephen Machin (University College London) - What Do We Know about the Causes of Growing Wage Inequality? Friday, 12:00pm Old Building (Old Theatre) FP-10: Featured Panel - Does Capitalism Have a Future? Friday, 5:45pm Old Building (Old Theatre) FP-11: Featured Speaker Colin Crouch (University of Warwick) - Inegalitarian Capitalism and the Threat to Democracy Saturday, 12:00pm Old Building (Old Theatre)

Network A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

A-01: Author Meets Critics: "The New Normal: Finding a Balance Between Individual Rights and the Common Good" By Amitai Etzioni (Transaction Publishers 2014) Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.4.02) A-02: Inequalities and Communities Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.05) A-03: Companies, Trust and Comunities I Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.05)

35 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science A-04: Companies, Trust and Comunities II Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.05) A-05: Urban Communities and Communitarian Ideals Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.05) A-06: Investigaciones y Reflexiones CrÌticas Sobre Empoderamiento De Las Comunidades I (Session in Spanish) Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.05) A-07: Investigaciones y Reflexiones CrÌticas Sobre Empoderamiento De Las Comunidades II (Session in Spanish) Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.05)

Network B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

B-01: Brazilian Industrial Policy in the 21st Century: Achievements, Challenges and Shortcomings Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-02: The New Spirit of Global Capitalism and the Culture of Neoliberalism in Asia Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-03: Globalization and its Social Effects: Labor, Environmental, and Social Consequences Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-04: Remittances and Unofficial Capital Flows Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-05: Dependency Theory Revisited: The Political Economy of Late Developers Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-06: Developmental Constraints and Opportunities: Lessons from Latin America Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-07: New Perspectives on Development: Insights from Firm-based Approaches Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-08: State Capacities and Dylemmas of Development Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-09: New Directions in Latin American Development: Insights from Varieties of Capitalism and Industry-based Studies Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-10: Conceptual and Methodological Innovations in Development Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-11: Neoliberalism, Global Linkages and Citizenship in Comparative Perspective Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-12: Globalization and Inequalities: Lessons from Comparative Case Studies Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-13: The Political Economy of the Middle-Income Trap Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.06) B-14: FDI and OFDI Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.B.05)

36 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-15: Crisis, Change and Continuity: (Re-)Establishing Macroeconomic Governability in Europe and Beyond Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.04) B-16: MNEs Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-17: Development from an Ecological Perspective Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-18: The Internationalization of Pharmaceutical Production in the Developing World Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.06) B-19: Roots of American Inequality Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.B.05) B-20: Global Inequalities: Roots and Emerging Patterns Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.B.06) B-21: Inequality at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Rethinking Inclusive Economies Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.03)

Network C: Gender, Work, and Family

C-01: Gender, Family/Work Arrangements, Working Time and Retention Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.02) C-02: Gender, Wages and Pay Issues Part 1 Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-03: Gender and Top Positions Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.03) C-04: Gender, Wages and Pay Issues Part 2 Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-05: Gender and Women’s Labor Part 1 Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-06: Parental Leave, Fathers and Parental Issues Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.02) C-07: Gender and Women’s Labor Part 2 Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-08: Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 1 Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.03) C-09: Men in Predominately Female Occupations Part 1 Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-10: Men in Predominately Female Occupations Part 2 Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-11: Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 2 Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.03) C-12: Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 3 Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.03)

37 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-13: Varia/Miscellaneous Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.7.03) C-14: Labor Market Issues, Work-Family Policies and Gender Part 1 Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-15: Care Work and Housework Part 1 Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.03) C-16: Labor Market Issues, Work-Family Policies and Gender Part 2 Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.04) C-17: Care Work and Housework Part 2 Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.03)

Network D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

D-01: Professionals, Economic Governance and Financial Policymaking Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.06) D-02: Contemporary Changes in Professional Labor Markets Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.06) D-03: Cross-border Migration of Professionals: Upward or Downward Mobility? Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.06) D-04: Globalisation, Professions and Professional Service Firms Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.07) D-05: Author Meets Critics: "Brokering Europe. Euro-Lawyers and the Making of a Transnational Polity" by Antoine Vauchez (Cambridge University Press 2015) Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.06)

Network E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

E-01: Inequality, Democracy and the Firm Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-02: Strategies for Trade Union Renewal and Union Democracy Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.01) E-03: Labor Migration within the European Union - Freedom of Labor or Economic Outsourcing? Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-04: Determinants and Effects of Union Membership Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.04) E-05: Labor Migration and Union Responses Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.01) E-06: Neoliberalism, Institutional Change, and the Fate of Egalitarian Capitalism Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.01) E-07: Labor Mobility and Industrial Citizenship in Europe: Results from Migrant Centered Research Projects Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.2.04)

38 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-08: Worker Involvement, Workplace Partnerships and Superannuation Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.01) E-09: Trade Unions and Inequality: Taking Stock of Two Decades of Analyses and Reflections. A Seminar for Twenty Years of Transfer - European Review of Labor and Research Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) E-10: Author Meets Critics: "Good Times, Bad Times: The Welfare Myth of Them and Us" by John Hills (Policy Press 2015) Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.4.02) E-11: Political Economy of Inequality Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-12: Author Meets Critics: "Governing Social Risks in Post-Crisis Europe" by Colin Crouch (Edward Elgar Pub 2015) Friday, 10:15am Old Building (OLD.2.22) E-13: Organizing Work and Workers Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-14: State Intervention and Public Policy Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.01) E-15: The Crisis and Employment Relations Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-16: Labor Market Institutions, Wages and Employment Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.02) E-17: Employee Involvement, Employee Downsizing, and Employment in Small Firms Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.03) E-18: Precarious Employment and Work Intensification Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-19: Rethinking Production, Labor, and Innovation Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.03) E-20: Atypical Work and Precarity Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.03) E-21: Recent Trends in Social Partnership and Employment Relations in New and Advanced Market Economies Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) E-22: Wage Restraint: Virtue or Vice? Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.2.03) E-23: Political Economy of Redistribution Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.03)

Network F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

F-01: Time-Use, Entrepreneurship, and MNEs Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-02: Opportunities for and Constraints on Science and Innovation in Smaller States Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.01)

39 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science F-03: Relational Work and Network Interaction in Knowledge-Intensive Fields and Transactions Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.02) F-04: Explaining Innovation: Institutional, Organizational, and Social Capital Approaches Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-05: Clustering Strategies in Theory and Practice Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-06: Innovation, Innovation Policy, and Inequality Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-07: Labor Regimes, Public Policies, and Innovation Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-08: Institutions, EcoSystems, and Innovation Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-09: Dilemmas of Creativity, Innovation, and Boundary-Spanning in Creative Fields Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.01) F-10: Innovative Firm Strategies, New Business Models, and Small Firm Growth Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.01)

Network G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

G-01: Demographic Change and Employment Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.03) G-02: Education to Work Transitions Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.04) G-03: Flexible and Precarious Work 1 Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.03) G-04: Changing Patterns of Skills Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.04) G-05: Education and Inequality Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.4.02) G-06: Flexible and Precarious Work 2 Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.03) G-07: Educational Reforms Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.4.02) G-08: HRM 1 Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.04) G-09: HRM 2 Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.04) G-10: Human Capital Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.4.02) G-11: Skills and Occupations Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.04) G-12: Flexible and Precarious Work 3 - Well-Being Friday, 8:30am Old Building (OLD.2.22) 40 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-13: Job Quality and Well-Being Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.05) G-14: Gender, Work and Household in Post-Soviet Transformations Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.06) G-15: Labor Market Networks Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.05) G-16: Gender Inequality Friday, 2:15pm Old Building (OLD.2.22) G-17: Measuring Skills Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.B.06) G-18: Pay and Incentives Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.01) G-19: Socio-Economics of Labor Markets Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.02) G-20: Skills and Training Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.04) G-21: LM Policy Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.04) G-22: HRM: Performance Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.7.03) G-23: Segmentation Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.01) G-24: Transformation of the German Labor Market Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.04) G-25: The Making of Cross-Border Labor Markets: Transnational Actors, Institutions, and Inequalities Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) G-26: Skills and Economic Transition Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.4.02) G-27: Value Chains and Employment Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.02) G-28: The Role of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Innovation and the Transfer of Knowledge Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) G-29: Migration Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.4.02) G-30: Wage Inequality Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.02)

Network H: Markets, Firms, and Institutions

H-01: The Emergence of Markets Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.04)

41 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-02: Autocracy, Corruption, the Economy, and the Return of State Capitalism 1 Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-03: Author Meets Critics: ìPlastic Money: Constructing Markets for Credit Cards in Eight Postcommunist Countriesî by Akos Rona-Tas and Alya Guseva (Stanford, 2014) Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-04: Autocracy, Corruption, the Economy, and the Return of State Capitalism 2 Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.06) H-05: The Micro Mechanisms of Business Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-06: Authors Meet Critics: "Resilient Liberalism in Europeís Political Economy" by Vivien Schmidt & Mark Thatcher (eds) (Cambridge Univeristy Press, 2013) Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.2.04) H-07: Changing Corporate Governance. Theoretical and Organizational Antecedents and Consequences Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.06) H-08: Theory and Philosophy in Socio-Economics Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-09: Managing Under Uncertainty Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-10: The Diffusion of Shareholder Capitalism Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-11: Alternative Arrangements with Corporate Governance Systems, and Their Impact Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-12: Labor Relations in Times of Change and Flexibility Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-13: Alternatives within the Political and Legal System Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-14: Institutional Voids and Dynamics Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-15: Alternatives within National Financial Systems: Innovation, Heterogeneity, Sustainability Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-16: The Emergence of New Markets Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-17: Varieties of Capitalism in a Changing World Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-18: The Political Dynamics of Capitalism Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-19: Supplier and Service Relatioships in Changing Capitalist Economies Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.05) H-20: Institutional Logics and Discourse Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.05) H-21: Defining Patient Capital Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.04)

42 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-22: Corporate Social Responsibility Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.04) H-23: Varieties of Capitalism: Limitations and Extensions Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.05)

Network I: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

I-01: Migrations and Identities Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.03) I-02: Assessing Economic Mobility: Migrant Communities and First Nations Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.03) I-03: Migration and Economic Development Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.03)

J-01: The Sub-National Welfare State J-01: The Sub-National Welfare State Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-02: Welfare State in Hard Times Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-03: Welfare State and the Causes of Inequality and Redistribution Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-04: New Directions in the Study of the Welfare State. Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-05: Non-State Institutions in the Welfare State Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-06: Welfare State and Inequality Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.7.03) J-07: Welfare State and Old Age Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.03)

Network L: Regulation and Governance

L-01: Hybridisation of Food Governance: Trends, Types and Results Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-02: Regulating Europe Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.02) L-03: Institutions, Labor Market Reforms, and the Space for Alternatives Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.05) L-04: Global Labor Standards: New Research in Transnational and State Regulatory Politics Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.03) L-05: Pathways to and from Neo-Liberalism Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.02)

43 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-06: Pragmatist Governance or Pragmatism Contra Governance? Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-07: Regulating Finance after the Crisis Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.02) L-08: Transnational Regulation & Finance Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.02) L-09: The "State" of Legitimacy: Governance after Economic Crises in Advanced and Emerging Economies Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-10: Politics of Financial Crisis Management Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.01) L-11: The Economic Extension of the State Beyond Domestic Borders and Implications for Market Governance Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-12: Governance By Rule? The Changing Role of Rules and Their Limits Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.01) L-13: A New EU? Transformative Consequences of the Eurozone Crisis Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-14: The Power of Market Fundamentalism: Karl Polanyi's Critique (Roundtable Discussion) Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.4.02) L-15: Transnational Governance: Integration and Coherence Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.01) L-16: Corporate Governance after the Global Financial Crisis: Issues and Perspectives Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.04) L-17: Transnational Governance: Voice and Participation Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.01) L-18: Corporate Social Responsibility: New Ways of Looking at Old Problems, or New Problems in Need of Novel Solutions? Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.04)

Network M: Spanish Language

M-01: Movimientos Sociales y Desarrollo Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-02: Relaciones Laborales En La Crisis Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.03) M-03: Socio Economía De La Corrupción y La Economía Sumergida (1) Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-04: Saúde Comparada/ 1 Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-05: Tecnología y Desarrollo Social Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.03)

44 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-06: Socio Economía De La Corrupción y La Economía Sumergida (2) Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.03) M-07: Saúde Comparada 2 Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-08: Desarrollo Económico Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-09: Crisis, Austeridad y Bienestar Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.03) M-10: Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo y Crisis En La UE (1) Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-11: Desigualdad Económica y Social/1 Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-12: Desigualdad Económica y Social/2 Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-13: Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo y Crisis En La UE (2) Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-14: Comercio, Integración y Desarrollo Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.02) M-15: Integración Económica Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.01)

Network N: Finance and Society

N-01: Regulation Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.7.02) N-02: Corporations and Finance Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.7.03) N-03: Financial Literacy Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.06) N-04: Systemic Risk in Finance Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.06) N-05: Sociology of Financial Experts Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.06) N-06: The Political Economy of Private Pension Funds Around the World Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.02) N-07: Calculative Practices Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.06) N-08: Pensions Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.06) N-09: Ethical Finance Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.04) N-10: People's Finance Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.06) 45 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-11: Author Meets Critics: "Conservatives Versus Wildcats: A Sociology of Financial Conflict" by Simone Polillo (Stanford University Press 2013) Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.7.02) N-12: Household Debt I Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.2.06) N-13: Central Bank Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.7.02) N-14: Household Debt II Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.2.06) N-15: Eurozone Crisis Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.7.02) N-16: Inequalities I Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.2.06) N-17: Inequalities II Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.06) N-18: Institutional and Social Structures of Finance Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.7.02)

Network O: Global Value Chains

O-01: Management Studies and the Global Value Chain Framework: Future Perspectives Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-02: GVC in Advanced Economies: Re-Shoring and Re-Industrialisation Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-03: Innovation in Technology-Intensive GVCs Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-04: Inserting Values into GVCs Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-05: Resilience in Local Systems and Emerging Issues in Industrial District, Cluster and Global Value Chain Analysis Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-06: The Local-Global Nexus and the Sustainability Challenge Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-07: The Importance of Place in GVC Analysis Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-08: Testing and Broadening the GVC Framework Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.2.01) O-09: GVCs in Europe: New Patterns of Internationalization Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.2.01)

46 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Network P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

P-01: The Fabric of Accounting Standards (I): Socio-Economic Perspectives Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.01) P-02: Corporate Governance and Financialisation (I): Theoretical Perspectives Thursday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-03: Author Meets Critics: "The Power of Inaction. Bank Bailouts in Comparison" By Cornelia Woll (Cornell U Press 2014) Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.2.04) P-04: The Fabric of Accounting Standards (II): The Case of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Thursday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.01) P-05: Reporting for Corporate Social Responsibility: Case Studies and Perspectives Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.01) P-06: Corporate Governance and Financialisation (II): Legal-Economic Case Studies from UK and Norway Thursday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-07: Public Sector Accounting and Finances: How to Account for Deficit Spending? Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.01) P-08: Corporate Governance and Financialisation (III): Challenging the Shareholder Value Model Thursday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-09: Financial Actors and Institutions (I): Accounting Issues Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-10: Auditing (I): Institutional Perspectives Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.02) P-11: Financial Actors and Institutions (II): Social Construction of Value Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-12: Auditing (II): Implementation Issues in Developing Countries Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.02) P-13: Financial Actors and Institutions (III): Rise and Shortcomings of International Finance Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-14: Auditing (III): Regulatory Architectures Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.1.02) P-15: Governance and Regulation in Financial Markets and Institutions: Search for Resilience and Sustainable Markets Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.02) P-16: Financial Actors and Institutions (IV): Regulating Capital Markets Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.1.03) P-17: Regulating a Global Illegal Market - The Case of Money Laundering Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.02) P-18: Financial Actors and Institutions (V): Financial Regulation Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.1.03)

47 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-19: Money, Accounting and Central Banking Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.1.02)

Network Q: Asian Capitalisms

Q-01: Network Q Welcome: Overview and Meet the Organizers Thursday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-02: Foreign Direct Investment, Production Networks and Regional Integration Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-03: Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance I Thursday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-04: Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance II Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-05: Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading I Thursday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-06: Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading II Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-07: Varieties and Diversity of Asian Capitalisms I Thursday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-08: Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance III Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-09: Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading III Friday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-10: Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading IV Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-11: Varieties and Diversity of Asian Capitalisms II Friday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-12: Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading V Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-13: Inequalities and Welfare I Friday, 2:15pm Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-14: Inequalities and Welfare II Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-15: Work, Labor Markets, and Migration I Friday, 4:00pm Clement House (CLM.3.07) Q-16: Work, Labor Markets, and Migration II Saturday, 8:30am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-17: Work, Labor Markets, and Migration III Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.04) Q-18: Work, Labor Markets, and Migration IV Saturday, 10:15am Clement House (CLM.3.07)

48 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining in a Context of Crisis

TH01-01: Session 1 Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH01-02: Session 2 Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH01-03: Session 3 Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.04)

Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

TH02-01: Financial Education and Literacy Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-02: Domestic Monies A Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-03: Domestic Monies B Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-04: Financial Ecologies and Inclusion A Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-05: Financial Ecologies and Inclusion B Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-06: Multiple Currencies A Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.2.03) TH02-07: Multiple Currencies B Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.2.03)

Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action TH03-01: Varieties of Employer Collective Action Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-02: Employer Collective Action in the UK Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-03: Employer Collective Action in Latin America Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-04: Understanding Business Power and Interests Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-05: The Changing Pattern of Employers' Collective Action Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-06: The Different Roles of Employers' Organisations in Employment Relations Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.02) TH03-07: Employer Collective Action Across the World Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.02) 49 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

TH04-01: Youth on the Move: Migration and Mobility Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-02: Policy Legacies I: Families and Flexibility Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-03: Policy Legacies I: Families and Flexibility II Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-04: Policy Legacies II: Flexibility & Policy Regimes Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-05: Policy Legacies III: Labor Market Policies Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-06: Policy Legacies IV: The Role of Insitutions Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-07: Youth Voice I: Representation at Work Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-08: Youth Voice II: Representation Beyond the Workplace Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.01) TH04-09: Political Futures: Policy & Politics of Multi-Level Governance Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.01)

Inequality of What? Social Monitoring and the Difficult Choice of Analytical Concepts and an Implementable Metric

TH05-01: Defining and Measuring Inequality/Poverty: Dynamic Approaches and Policy Monitoring Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.03) TH05-02: Happiness / Subjective Well-Being and Its Determinants Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.03) TH05-03: Multidimensional Measurement of Quality of Life and Capabilities Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.03)

Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

TH06-01: Income Inequality, Public Opinion and Political Outcomes Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-02: Inequality, Social Policy and Taxation Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-03: Inequality and the Labor Market Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-04: Inequality of Wealth Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.04)

50 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH06-05: Income Inequality, Well-Being and Social Cohesion Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-06: Intergenerational Wealth Inequality Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-07: Inequality: A Broader View Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-08: Panel Debate “Drivers, Impacts and Policies of Inequality” Friday, 4:00pm Old Building (OLD.2.22) TH06-09: Educational Choices and Inequality Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.04) TH06-10: Inequality in the Crisis Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.04)

Mixed Market Economies in the Recession: The Issues of Growth, Employment, and Equality

TH07-01: Mixed Market Economies in the Recession Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) TH07-02: Multilevel Governance and Industrial Relations in Southern European Countries (I) Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.02) TH07-03: Welfare, Social Dialogue and Informal Regulation of the Economy Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.02) TH07-04: Multilevel Governance and Industrial Relations in Southern European Countries (II) Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.02)

Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

TH08-01: 1 - Regions, Global Value Chains and Innovation Systems Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.01) TH08-02: 2 - Multinationals and National Employment Models Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.01) TH08-03: 3 - Regime Shopping or Embeddedness Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.01) TH08-04: 4 - Global Actors, Global Regulation Saturday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.01) TH08-05: 5 - Human Rights in Global Supply Chains Saturday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.01)

51 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

TH09-01: Regulatory Intermediaries 1 Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH09-02: Regulatory Intermediaries 2 Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH09-03: Regulatory Intermediaries 3 Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH09-04: Regulatory Intermediaries 4 Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.04) TH09-05: Regulatory Intermediaries 5 Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.04)

Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

TH10-01: Neoliberalism and Organizational Precarity Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.03) TH10-02: Organizational Inequality Mechanisms and Processes Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.03) TH10-03: Organizational Inequality Regimes Friday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.3.03) TH10-04: Hiring, Selection and Sorting Processes Friday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.3.03) TH10-05: Linked Employer-Employee Data and Organizational Inequalities Friday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.3.03) TH10-06: The Organizational Production of Earnings Inequalities: A Comparative Project Using LEEP Data Friday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.3.03)

Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

TH11-01: Group 1 Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.04) TH11-02: Group 2 Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.04) TH11-03: Group 3 Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.04) TH11-04: Group 4 Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.04)

52 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH11-05: Group 5 Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.04) TH11-06: Group 6 Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.04)

The Foundational Economy

TH12-01: The Foundational Economy and the Conditions for Material Security Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.03) TH12-02: Food, Culture and Consumption in the Foundational Economy Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.03) TH12-03: Contracting and (Dis)Organizing Public Services in the Foundational Economy Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.03) TH12-04: Rethinking the Foundational Economy Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.03) TH12-05: (Mis)Managing Social Care Saturday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.03) TH12-06: The Foundational Economy and the Fate of Utilities Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.03)

The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

TH13-01: No More Meltzer-Richard Friday, 8:30am Tower One (TW1.3.02) TH13-02: No More Material Interests Friday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.02) TH13-03: Predistributive Institutions and Policies Friday, 2:15pm Tower One (TW1.3.02) TH13-04: The Electoral and Partisan Politics of Inequality Friday, 4:00pm Tower One (TW1.3.02) TH13-05: Inequality in the USA Saturday, 10:15am Tower One (TW1.3.02)

Transnational Trade Unionism and MNCs: Building New Capabilities to Reduce Inequalities

TH14-01: Session 1: Transnational Trade Unionism and Capacity Building: A Multilevel Approach Thursday, 8:30am Old Building (OLD.2.22) TH14-02: Session 2: Transnational Unionism: Bridging the North and the South to Increase Worker’s Power Thursday, 10:15am Old Building (OLD.2.22)

53 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH14-03: Session 3: Transnational Unionism in Europe: Building New Capabilities to Reduce Inequalities Thursday, 2:15pm Old Building (OLD.2.22)

Uncertain Futures in Economic Decision Making

TH15-01: Constructing Economic Futures (1): Risk Narratives and Financial Imaginaries Thursday, 8:30am Tower Two (TW2.1.03) TH15-02: Constructing Economic Futures (2): Central Banking and Forecasting Thursday, 10:15am Tower Two (TW2.1.03) TH15-03: Managing Uncertainty in Innovation Thursday, 2:15pm Tower Two (TW2.1.03) TH15-04: Strategies for Coping with Uncertain Futures Thursday, 4:00pm Tower Two (TW2.1.03)

SASE Special Events

SP-01: SASE Presidential Address Thursday, 5:45pm Old Building (Old Theatre) SP-02: SASE Welcome Reception Thursday, 7:00pm Old Building (4th Floor Restaurant) SP-03: SASE Awards Ceremony Friday, 6:45pm Old Building (Old Theatre) SP-04: SASE Gala Reception Friday, 7:15pm Old Building (5th & 6th Floors)

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54 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Main&Schedule& &

A-01 Author Meets Critics: "The New Normal: Finding a Balance Between Thursday Individual Rights and the Common Good" By Amitai Etzioni (Transaction Publishers 2014) 8:30am - 10:00am A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Clement House Session Organizer CLM.4.02 José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid Book Author Amitai Etzioni, GW University Critics Jieren Hu, Tongji University Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Julia Morley, London School of Economics Atilano Pena, University of A Coruña

B-01 Brazilian Industrial Policy in the 21st Century: Achievements, Challenges, and Thursday Shortcomings

8:30am - 10:00am B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

Clement House Session Organizers Yuri Kasahara, Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research CLM.B.05 Antonio Botelho, Iuperj / UCAM Participants Policy-Entrepreneurship or Policy-Opportunism? The Diffusion of Local Content Requirements in Brazilian Industrial Policy Yuri Kasahara, Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research Antonio Botelho, Iuperj / UCAM Green Industrial Policy and the Renewable Energy Transition: Can Industrial Policy Be Green? Kathryn Hochstetler, University of Waterloo Brazilianization with Foreign Ownership: Oil Nationalism or New Policy? Helge Ryggvik, Centre for Technology, Innovation, and Culture - University of Oslo Discussant Ben Schneider, MIT

55 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-02 The New Spirit of Global Capitalism and the Culture of Neoliberalism in Asia

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Clement House Hyun-Chin Lim, Seoul National University

CLM.B.06 Participants Global Neo-Liberalism, Generation Inequality and Taiwan's Recent Resistance Against China Rise Jenn Hwan Wang, National Chengchi University Neo-Confucian Ethics Thesis Reconsidered: Explaining Capitalist Dynamism in Asia Hyun-Chin Lim, Seoul National University Suk-man Hwang, Changwon National University Kyusook Um, Kyunghee Cyber University The New Spirit of Global Capitalism and the Culture of Neoliberalism in Asia Markus Pohlmann, Heidelberg University The Culture of Global Capitalism: A Case of Korean Wave Jonghoe Yang, Sungkyunkwan University

C-01 Gender, Family/Work Arrangements, Working Time and Retention

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.3.02 Participants Mentors and Retention: Do Mentors Stem the Flow of Talent from Law Firms? Fiona Kay, Professor, Sociology, Queen's University The Work of the Commercial Flight Crew in Air Transportation: Constraints of Working Times and Gender Anne Gillet, CNAM, Lise-CNRS Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq What Impacts on Women's Working Time? Individual Factors and Beyond Angelika Kuemmerling, University of Duisburg-Essen / Institute for Work, Skills and Training (IAQ) Dominik Postels, University of Duisburg-Essen / Institute for Work, Skills and Training (IAQ) From Career Women to Working Mothers. New Inequalities in Family/Work Arrangements for Italian Lawyers. Annalisa Tonarelli, UniFI Department of Political and Social Sciences Alacevich Franca, UniFI Department of Political and Social Sciences

56 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-02 Gender, Wages and Pay Issues Part 1

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants Resisting Inequality in Care Regimes? Collective Actions and Regulatory Response to Care Work in New Zealand Katherine Ravenswood, Auckland University of Technology The "Declining Significance of Gender" Reexamined: The Process of Occupational Feminization and Pay Reduction in Occupations, US 1960-2010 Hadas Mandel, Tel-Aviv University How Families Constrain and Facilitate Low-Wage Working Women's Pursuit of Higher Education Francine Deutsch, Mount Holyoke College Contested Values: The Gendering of Body Work and the Undervaluation of Women's Labor Rachel Cohen, City University London

E-01 Inequality, Democracy and the Firm

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Isabelle Ferreras, University of Louvain/FNRS Sanjay Pinto, Cornell Worker Institute TW2.2.04 Participants Employee Ownership in Britain Andrew Pendleton, University of Durham Share Capitalism: How Helpful Is It in Giving Workers a Voice, and in Combating Problems in the Workplace? Alex Bryson, NIESR The Curse of Bigness Revisited: Private Power, Public Goods, and Democracy in the New Gilded Age K. Sabeel Rahman, Brooklyn Law School Comparing Worker Ownership and Control Across Countries Isabelle Ferreras, University of Louvain/FNRS Sanjay Pinto, Cornell Worker Institute

57 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-02 Strategies for Trade Union Renewal and Union Democracy

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.3.01 Participants The Workers United? Preference Formation of European-Level Trade Union Organizations on the Freedom of Services Martin Seeliger, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Ines Wagner, University of Duisburg-Essen Brining Institutions Back in: Non-Market Social Institutions in a Transnational Context Darragh Golden, University College Dublin Trade Union Responses to a Marketized Hospital Sector: A Comparison of Germany and England Jennie Auffenberg, University of Bremen Conglomerate Unions and Union Democracy Adrien Thomas, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research

F-01 Time-Use, Entrepreneurship, and MNEs

Thursday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Christopher Williams, Durham University Business School Wendelien van Eerde, Amsterdam Business School TW1.3.01 Participants The Role of Multinational Companies in Technological Development: The Brazilian Experience Graziela Zucoloto, IPEA Spillovers, Spin-Offs and the Creation of Knowledge-Intensive Local Suppliers in Mexico Oscar Contreras, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte A Time-Use Perspective on Entrepreneurial Initiatives in the Multinational Corporation Wendelien van Eerde, Amsterdam Business School Internal and External TIE Complementarity: Implications for Subsidiary Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets Christopher Williams, Durham University Business School

G-01 Demographic Change and Employment

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.2.03 Participants Demographic Change, Labor Market and Social Policies: Singularities of Southern Europe Renata Semenza, University of Milan Germany: Older Workers on the Rise? Martin Dietz, Institute for Employment Research (IAB) A Bridge Employment for All? Looking at Retired Health-Care Workers of the Province of Québec Marie-Eve Dufour, Laval University

58 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-02 Education to Work Transitions

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.3.04 Participants Turbulent Transitions from School to Work in Canada Michael Smith, McGill University Shooting for the Stars and Failing: The Effect of College Dropout on Self-Esteem Peter Hoeschler, University of Zurich Exploring School-Level Determinants of Social Inclusion in the Education System the Case of Primary and Secondary Education in the Western Balkans William Bartlett, European Institute, London School of Economics Niccolo Durazzi, Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics Early Childhood Education and Development: A Meta-Analysis Thomas van Huizen, Utrecht University

G-03 Flexible and Precarious Work 1

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.3.03 Participants Short-Time Work: The Ultimate Flexicurity Tool or Just a Springboard to Unemployment? Dimitris Pavlopoulos, VU University Amsterdam Precarious Work and the Degradation of the British Labor Market Damian Grimshaw, Manchester Business School Who Are the Precarious? Gendered Precariousness in De-Industrial South Korean Labor Market Sophia Seung-yoon Lee, Ewha Womans University Employer Tenure in Ireland and Denmark Ivan Privalko, Maynooth University

H-01 The Emergence of Markets

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants Price and Preference: Interaction and Upselling in the Housing Market Max Besbris, New York University Principles, Mechanisms and Causes of Healthcare Marketisation Nick Krachler, Cornell University The Emergence of “Solidarity Recycling” in Brazil, 1980-2014 Mario Sacomano Neto, Federal University of Sao Carlos - UFSCar Constructing Market for Responsibility Mikolaj Lewicki, University of Warsaw Discussant Armando Lara-Millan, Department of Sociology, UC Berkeley

59 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-02 Autocracy, Corruption, the Economy, and the Return of State Capitalism 1

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London

CLM.2.05 Participants Big Business and the Politics of Wealth Defense in Developing Countries: The Case of Ukrainian Oligarchs Stanislav Markus, University of Chicago Strong State, Weak Managers: How Hungarian Firms Cope with Autocracy Dorottya Sallai, University of Greenwich Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Budapest in Warsaw: Central European Business Elites and the Rise of Economic Patriotism Since the Crisis Marek Naczyk, University of Oxford Reflective Leadership Vs. Endemic Corruption: Managing Corruption in Emerging Markets Alena Ledeneva, UCL Elena Denisova-Schmidt, University of St. Gallen Discussant Masha Hedberg, EUI

I-01 Migrations and Identities

Thursday I: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Maritsa Poros, The City College of New York TW1.3.03 Participants Distant Dreams: How Do Age, Gender, Class and Ethnicity Shape Young People of Ecuadorian Background's Aspirations and Well-Being in Spain? Maria Ron Balsera, Bielefeld University Rights and Restrictions: Temporary Agricultural Migrants and Trade Unions' Activism in Canada and Spain Tanya Basok, University of Windsor Ethnic Discrimination Case Study: Kurdish and Syrian Workers Struggle in the Turkish Manufacturing Industry 2012-2014 Asli Kayhan, Bilgi University The Transition Problem: Comparative analysis of racial inequality South Africa and the USA Patricia Agupusi, Brown University

60 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-01 Hybridisation of Food Governance: Trends, Types, and Results

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Paul Verbruggen, Radboud University Tetty Havinga, Radboud University TW1.1.04 Participants Structuring Non-State Private Food Safety and Quality Regulatory Organisations: The Legitimating Role of the State and Accreditation Bodies Donal Casey, Kent Law School The Impact of Hybridization of Food Governance in Developing Countries Spencer Henson, University of Guelph Hybridization, Globalization and Regulatory Governance for Organic Products Alessandra Arcuri, Erasmus University Rotterdam National Policy Responses to Transnational Private Standards: The Marine Stewardship Council in Alaska, Australia and Ecuador Tiffany Andrade Roche, WWF

L-02 Regulating Europe

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.02 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics Participants Freer Markets, More Social Regulation? Electricity Sector Liberalization and Social Protection in the EU Hanan Haber, Hebrew University Varieties of Risk Regulation in Europe: How Different Countries Address the Problem of Trade-Offs in Occupational Health and Safety Regulation Henry Rothstein, King's College London Neoliberal Governance and Public Services in the EU: Are Disadvantaged Socio-Economic Groups Being Left behind? Marcos Fernandez-Gutierrez, University of Cantabria Discussant Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics

61 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-03 Institutions, Labor Market Reforms, and the Space for Alternatives

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University CLM.3.05 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Bob Hancke, London School of Economics Participants Domestic or Systemic Factors: Competing Explanations of the Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis. Sofia Perez, Boston University To Rock or Roll? Organized Labor’s Responses to the Liberalization of Welfare in Europe Tobias Schulze-Cleven, Rutgers University Theories of Institutional Change and Labor Market Reforms in Spain and Italy Kenneth A. Dubin, Anglia Ruskin University Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics Institutional Change in South European Labor Markets in the Shadow of the Troika Alexandre Afonso, King's College London Discussant Bob Hancke, LES

M-01 Movimientos Sociales y Desarrollo

Thursday M: Spanish Language

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Manuela Caballero, Universidad de Extremadura Participants Responsabilidad Social Corporativa En Las Pymes Del Estado De Guanajuato, México Eva Conraud Koellner, Universidad de Guanajuato Movimientos Sociales En La Construcción De Mercados De Proximidad Ivette Tatiana Castilla Carrascal, Universidade de Brasilia - CEPPAC El Empoderamiento De Las Mujeres Dentro De Los Objetivos De Desarrollo Del Milenio: Estudio De Caso En Gambia Elena Casado, UNED Generaciones Ambientales: Entre El Materialismo y El Postmaterialismo Manuela Caballero, Universidad de Extremadura Responsabilidad Social VITAL: Adultos Mayores Como Agentes De Bienestar EN Sociedades PARA Todas Las Edades Santiago Cambero, Universidad de Extremadura

62 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-01 Regulation

Thursday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.7.02 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Market Devices and “Folk Economics” of Crypto Currency Ilan Talmud, University of Haifa Pollution Rituals and the Birth of Financial Regulation in the U.S. during the Interwar Period (1918-1938) Pierre Penet, IHEID Geneva Where Do Electronic Markets Come from? Steps Towards Political Sociology of Financial Exchanges Yuval Millo, University of Leicester Negotiating the Future of Banking: To Reduce or Not Bank Dependence? Eileen Keller, European University Institute Discussant Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University

N-02 Corporations and Finance

Thursday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.7.03 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Power, Financialization, and Corporate Control: Revisiting the Liberal Market Environment at the Firm-Level Matthew Soener, The Ohio State University Corporate Governance Practices and Financial Structure in Emerging Markets: Evidence from Brick (K) Countries Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Affecting Companies' Behavior Towards Sustainability: The Role of Activist Shareholders in Germany Sebastian Nagel, University of Jena Discussant Emily Barman, Boston University

63 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-03 Financial Literacy

Thursday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.3.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Urban Aboriginal Individuals' Financial Behaviour and Experiences: Some Focus Group Evidence from Canada Paul Bowles, UNBC “Financial Education Is about Everybody's Self-Regulation”: Financial Literacy As a Moralizing Project Daniel Maman, Ben-Gurion University Zeev Rosenhek, The Open University of Israel Financial Education As "Folk Building"? The Case of Improving Financial Literacy in Contemporary Sweden Claes Ohlsson, Gothenburg Research Institute, University of Gothenburg Financial Literacy of Russians: A Comparative Perspective Olga Kuzina, HSE Discussant Galit Ailon, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Bar-Ilan University

N-04 Systemic Risk in Finance

Thursday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Press Freedom and Jumps in Stock Prices Thorsten Lehnert, Luxembourg School of Finance Might Supplementary Domesticated Currencies Reduce Financial System Risks? Shann Turnbull, Independent academic; Sustainable Money Working Group; International Institute for Self-governance More Is Less: Cooperation, Coordination, and the Cost of Financial Bailouts Jason Jensen, McGill University Discussant Dirk Ehnts, Bard College Berlin

64 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science O-01 Management Studies and the Global Value Chain Framework: Future Thursday Perspectives

8:30am - 10:00am O: Global Value Chains

Tower One Session Organizers Eleonora Di Maria, University of Padua TW1.2.01 Maria Chiarvesio, University of Udine Stefano Micelli, Ca' Foscari University of Venice Participants Cross-Border Mergers and Acquistions, Crisis and Reversal of Fortune: Rise and Falls of GM Daewoo and Renault Samsung in South Korea Dongheon Lee, University College London Who Is Running the Show in Global Value Chains? Rethinking the Role of Large First-Tier Suppliers in the Garments and Electronics Industry Gale Raj-Reichert, University of Manchester The Governance of the Global Factory Roger Strange, University of Sussex From Vertical to Horizontal Value Chains: The Case of Etsy.Com Marco Bettiol, University of Padua

P-01 The Fabric of Accounting Standards (I): Socio-Economic Perspectives

Thursday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.01 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Yasmine Chahed, London School of Economics and Political Science Participants Public Sector Accounting and Control, Public Borrowing, and Government Spending Gery Deffontaines, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussees - ParisTech Fair Value Measurement: A Bergson's “False Problem”? Veronique Blum, Univ Grenoble Alpes

P-02 Corporate Governance and Financialisation (I): Theoretical Perspectives

Thursday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.03 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants The Post-World War II Transformations of the Large Corporation Facing Financialization Olivier Weinstein, University Paris 13 Sorbonne Paris Cité Innovative Enterprise and Shareholder Value William Lazonick, University of Massachusetts Lowell

65 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-01 Network Q Welcome: Overview and Meet the Organizers

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Discussants Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt

TH01-01 Session 1: Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining Thursday in a Context of Crisis

8:30am - 10:00am Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining in a Context of Crisis Tower Two Session Organizers TW2.3.04 Aristea Koukiadaki, University of Manchester Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School Isabel Tavora, University of Manchester Participants Joint Regulation and Labor Market Policy in Europe during the Crisis Aristea Koukiadaki, University of Manchester Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School The Impact of the Crisis on Collective Bargaining in Manufacturing in Portugal: Between Formal Resilience and Disorganized Decentralization Pilar Gonzalez, Universidade do Porto The Reform of Collective Bargaining in Spain: Legacies and Risks in the Neo-Liberal Reform of Regulation Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School Re-Building Consensus? Social Pacts and Centralized Collective Bargaining in Spain Under Austerity. Sergio Gonzalez Begega, University of Oviedo

66 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH02-01 Financial Education and Literacy

Thursday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joseph Deville, Goldsmiths, University of London Participants Getting out of the "Red": Debt Negotiation at a Public Debt Settlement Advice Center Carolina Leal, PUCRS Common Financial Statements: Transformations of Indebted Subjects in the Work of Citizens Advice. Samuel Kirwan, University of Bristol Educating Poor People: The French Way for Financial Education Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po Financial Inequalities and the Household: How Mortgage Underwriting Calculations Shape Wealth-Building Trajectories in the United States Megan Peppel, University of California - Berkeley Discussant Isabelle Guérin, Cessma (Institute of Research for Development/University Paris 7 Diderot/Inalco)

TH03-01 Varieties of Employer Collective Action

Thursday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 8:30am - 10:00am

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants Explaining the Origins and Rise of Strong Business Associations in Turkey Lisa Sezer, London School of Economics and Political Science Strengths and Weaknesses of the Employers' Organizations in the Post-Socialist Countries. Polish Case Krzysztof Jasiecki, Polish Academy of Sciences The Banking Union and the “War of Independence” Against International Financial Investors: The Case of Hungary (2010-2014) Miklos Sebok, Research fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Discussant Geoffrey White, University of Greenwich

67 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH04-01 Youth on the Move: Migration and Mobility

Thursday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Janine Leschke, Copenhagen Business School, Department of Business and Politics Christer Hyggen, NOVA TW2.1.01 Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton Participants Support Measures for Integrating Young Migrants and EU Mobile Citizens in Europe: The Actors' Experiences Klara Foti, Eurofound The Role of Labor Market Intermediaries for Young Migrants' Labor Mobility in Europe Renate Ortlieb, University of Graz From Past to Present: Re-Emerging Migration Patterns in Europe Miroslav Beblavy, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) Understanding Barriers Towards Youth Migration within the EU Leydi Johana Breuls, Utrecht University School of Economics

TH06-01 Income Inequality, Public Opinion and Political Outcomes

Thursday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two Herman van de Werfhorst, University of Amsterdam

TW2.1.04 Participants How Income Inequality Is Related to Tolerance for Inequality Martin Schröder, University of Marburg Redistribution and Responsiveness: Do Governments Represent Middle Class Voter Demand? Dallinger Ursula, University Trier The Structure of Inequality, Social Trust and Redistribution: A Cross-Country Analysis in a Panel of OECD Countries Andreas Katsikidis, Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences Crisis, Class, and Social Policy: Public Opinion and Inequality Alexander Horn, Aarhus University

68 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH07-01 Mixed Market Economies in the Recession

Thursday Mixed Market Economies in the Recession: The Issues of Growth, Employment, and Equality 8:30am - 10:00am

Tower Two Session Organizer Emmanuele Pavolini, Università di Macerata TW2.1.02 Participants South European Countries' Systems of Innovation in Hard Times Davide Donatiello, University of Turin Francesco Ramella, University of Turin The Italian Variety of Capitalism and Its Constraints on Regional Development Alberto Gherardini, Università di Firenze Social Mobility and Educational Opportunities in Southern European Countries Nazareno Panichella, Graduate School in Social, Economic and Political Sciences of the University of Milan The Origins of Italy's Economic Difficulties: The Role of Industrial Relations and Labor Market Reforms Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano

TH14-01 Session 1: Transnational Trade Unionism and Capacity Building: A Multilevel Thursday Approach

8:30am - 10:00am Transnational Trade Unionism and MNCs: Building New Capabilities to Reduce Inequalities Old Building Session Organizers OLD.2.22 Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Marc-Antonin Hennebert, HEC Montréal Participants Solving the Double Coordination Problem: How Shared Strategic Outlooks and Union Capacities Help Unions Exercise Power on the International Scale Marissa Brookes, University of California Unions in Struggle: Capacities in Relation to Port Terminal Mncs Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University What Can We Learn from a New Generation of Multi-Level Union Campaigns? Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal New Forms of Transnational Union Coordination and Action: The Ituc's New Approach to Campaigning Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick, Birkbeck, University of London

69 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH15-01 Constructing Economic Futures (1): Risk Narratives and Financial Imaginaries

Thursday Uncertain Futures in Economic Decision Making

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science TW2.1.03 Moderator Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science Participants The Cartography of Forex Lending: Westernizing the Future in the Hungarian Mortgage Market Lena Pellandini-Simanyi, ELTE The Uncertain Meanings of Risk: Calculative Practices of Rating Agencies As Ordering Devices of Financial Action Natalia Besedovsky, University of Bremen “What If?” Desiccating Narratives to Assess a Never Fulfilled Risk: The Case of Agroterrorist Threats Vincent Cardon, UPJV Discussant Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies

A-02 Inequalities and Communities

Thursday A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid

CLM.3.05 Participants Gender Equality and the Public Policies for Female Development Yuhua Yu, East China Normal University Inequality and Leverage: Toward an Analytical Framework David Anderson, Johns Hopkins University Structural, Societal, and Cultural Impediments to Achieving Economic Equality By Women in India Anuradha Charlot Goel-Ghai, Lafayette College Umbrella Movement and Imagination of Community in Hong Kong Kinman Chan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Language and Inequality in India: Language Rights or English for All? Kanniganti Anuradha, Inalco The German Sight on Inequality and the Forgotten Actor? Doing Inequality - a Micro Sociological Approach on Social Inequality Falk Eckert, Universität Hamburg Laura Behrmann, Universität Bremen Andreas Gefken, Universität Hamburg

70 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-03 Globalization and its Social Effects: Labor, Environmental, and Social Thursday Consequences

10:15am - 11:45am B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

Clement House Session Organizers Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College CLM.B.06 Richard Doner, Emory University Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Having It Both Ways: The Political Origins and Development of U.S. International Labor Rights Policy Stephen Amberg, University of Texas at San Antonio Gold Investment Projects and Dominantly Imposed Development Models in Local Communities: A Case of a Neoliberal Policy Applied in Mining Exploitation in Greece. Konstantinos Petrakos, National Technical University of Athens Neoliberal Transformation, the State and the Environment: Conservation of Agricultural Biodiversity Zuhre Aksoy, Bogazici University New Imperialist Incursions into the Dark Continent: China and Turkey Hatice Aztimur, Harran University The Politics of Safety Inspection Regimes: Institutional Responses to Rana Plaza Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College

B-04 Remittances and Unofficial Capital Flows

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants What Are We Fighting for? Development vs. Security in European Policies Against Illicit Financial Flows Aitor Perez, Elcano Royal Institute Financial Self-Exclusion for Religious Motives.: An Empirical Analysis of Informal Transfer Systems Dulce Redin, University of Navarra Reyes Calderon, University of Navarra How Useful Is the Concept of “Social Remittances” in Ascertaining the Social and Economic Development Impact of Migration? Magnus Gittins, University of Cambridge The Relationship Between Formal and Informal Remittance Systems in the Light of Financial Exclusion of International Migration Dulce Redin, University of Navarra

71 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-03 Gender and Top Positions

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.3.03 Participants Gender Inequality in Top Positions: Evidence at the Establishment Level in Germany Iris Moeller, IAB Gender, Managerial Position and Job Satisfaction Daniela Lup, London School of Economics Women on Swiss Large Firms' Boards: A Long-Term Analysis of Gender Inequality Stéphanie Ginalski, Lausanne University Stuck with a Bad Choice? On the Relation Between Field of Study and the Dynamics of the Gender Pay Gap Nathalie Neu, Saarland University Gender, Race and Diversity: Professional Trajectories of Brazilian Black Businesswomen Pedro Jaime, Department of Business Administration, Centro Universitário da FEI

C-04 Gender, Wages and Pay Issues Part 2

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants Same Academic Abilities but Different Wages: The Legacy of Gender Discrimination in India in the Twenty-First Century Ashish Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India Penalties or Premiums: Explaining Effects of Having Children on Women's Wages in 13 High and Middle Income Countries Janna Besamusca, University of Amsterdam Dependent Earners and Part-Time Employment in the Household Context Vanessa Gash, City University London Gender Differences in the Spanish Labor Market: A Review before and after the Economic Crisis Luz Peña-Logombardo, Castilla-La Mancha University

72 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-03 Labor Migration within the European Union - Freedom of Labor or Economic Thursday Outsourcing?

10:15am - 11:45am E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Tower Two Session Organizers Bettina Wagner, Hertie School of Governance TW2.2.04 Anke Hassel, Hertie School of Governance Participants Instituting Cheap Labor in High Cost Countries: The Case of the German Meat Industry Bettina Wagner, Hertie School of Governance Anke Hassel, Hertie School of Governance From Labor Migration to Labor Mobility? The Spectre of the Multinational Worker in Europe Rutvica Andrijasevic, University of Bristol Devi Sacchetto, Università Studi di Padova The Europeanisation of Labor Markets in Germany and the Netherlands Ines Wagner, University of Duisburg-Essen Social Upgrading Trajectories of Apparel Workers in Romania: Europeanization, Fast- Fashion and the Crisis Cornelia Staritz, Austrian Foundation for Development Research (ÖFSE)

E-04 Determinants and Effects of Union Membership

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW1.3.04 Participants “Are You a Union Member?” Determinants and Trends of Subjective Union Membership in Italian Society (1972 - 2013) Lorenzo Frangi, UQAM Organizing Workers in Hybrid Systems: Comparing Trade Union Strategies in Austria, Germany, Israel, and the Netherlands Guy Mundlak, Tel-Aviv University Centralization of Decision-Making and Local Democratic Representation: Case Study Evidence Marcus Kahmann, IRES Malleable Minds? Unraveling the Causal Effect of Union Membership on Job and Political Attitudes Sinisa Hadziabdic, University of Geneva Union Politics in the Segmented Workplace Hyunji Kwon, King's College London Byung-hoon Lee, Chung-Ang University

73 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-05 Labor Migration and Union Responses

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.3.01 Participants Trade Unions, Race and Migration in the UK and France: The Tensions Around Class and Identity Politics Heather Connolly, De Montfort University Collective Bargaining in the Shadow of Labor Migration: The Case of Danish Construction Søren Andersen, FAOS, Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen Labor Market Integration of Eastern and Central European Migrants Jonas Felbo-Kolding, University of Copenhagen

F-02 Opportunities for and Constraints on Science and Innovation in Smaller States

Thursday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants Small States and Cities: Interpersonal Networks and Economic Restructuring Darius Ornston, University of Toronto Science and Development: The Case of Costa Rica 1975-2014 Agustin Fallas-Santana, University of Costa Rica Network and Learning: Constructing Cross-Cutting Ties in Taiwan's Decentralized Production System Michelle Hsieh, Academia Sinica Creating Impactful Science and the Rise of Market Logic in Ireland Jennifer Kutzleb, University of California, Davis

G-04 Changing Patterns of Skills

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.1.04 Participants Has “Discretionary Learning” Declined during the Lisbon Agenda? A Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Study of Work Organisation in European Nations Edward Lorenz, University of Nice/CNRS Taking to Task Task-Biased Technological Change Mark Williams, University of Surrey Does Informal Workplace Learning in OECD Countries Differ By Contract Duration? Maria Ferreira Sequeda, ROA/Maastricht University The Impact of Press Digitisation on Journalists' Income: Evidence from France Clémence Aubert-Tarby, Paris School of Business

74 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-05 Education and Inequality

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.4.02 Participants The Impact of Social Segregation on Educational Achievement in France Daniele Trancart, Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi The Weight of Socioeconomics Factors in Access Chances to Higher Education in Brazil Luiz Caseiro, University of São Paulo Conquering with Capital: Cultural Resources' Role in Combating Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Contributing to Educational Attainment Morgan Johnstonbaugh, University of Arizona The Expansion of Brazilian Higher Education and Social Inequalities Maria-Ligia Barbosa, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Inequalities in Morocco: What Freedom for Young People to Choose a Life One Has Good Reasons to Value? Mehdi Khouaja, LEST Gwendoline Promsopha, LEST

G-06 Flexible and Precarious Work 2

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.3.03 Participants The Standard Foundations of the “Non-Standard” Danish Labor Market Felix Behling, Maynooth University How Social Class Matters in Temporality: From Keeping Your Job to Obtaining a Permanent Contract Jacobo Munoz-Comet, UNED Explaining the Provision of Flexitime in Companies Across Europe (in Pre- and Post-Crisis Europe): Role of National Contexts Heejung Chung, University of Kent Personal and Household Services (PHS) and the Role of Technical Assistance Werner Eichhorst, IZA Annette Angermann, VDIVDE-IT

H-03 Author Meets Critics: “Plastic Money: Constructing Markets for Credit Cards Thursday in Eight Postcommunist Countries” by Akos Rona-Tas and Alya Guseva (Stanford University Press, 2014) 10:15am - 11:45am H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Clement House Session Organizer CLM.2.05 José Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Book Authors Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University Critics Josh Whitford, Columbia University José Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Nigel Dodd, London School of Economics

75 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-04 Autocracy, Corruption, the Economy, and the Return of State Capitalism 2

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London

CLM.2.06 Participants Semi-Peripheral Catch-up, State Capitalism and Global Governance Xin Zhang, SAIAS East China Normal University Big Business and State Capitalism with Russian Characteristics Yuko Adachi, Sophia University State Capitalism in Hard Times: Russia's Economic Crisis and the Kremlin's New National Champions Masha Hedberg, EUI Are We There Yet? Post-Post-Communism and the Stability of Early Paths in State- Economy Relations Roger Schoenman, University of California, Santa Cruz Discussant Stanislav Markus, University of Chicago

J-01 The Sub-National Welfare State

Thursday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator David Calnitsky, University of Wisconsin-Madison Participants Federal Coordination As a Way of Reducing Inequalities in the Universal Social Policies Funding: The Case of Brazil Daniel Vazquez, Federal University of São Paulo Basic Income in a Small Town: Understanding the Elusive Effects on Work David Calnitsky, University of Wisconsin-Madison Caste and Gender Inequalities: Policy and Dalit women in Maharashtra, India Swati Kamble, University of Geneva, Institute of Socioeconomic Effects of Tax Collection and Politics on Municipal Spending on Health Services Monica PInhanez, Getulio Vargas Foundation

76 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-04 Global Labor Standards: New Research in Transnational and State Regulatory Thursday Politics

10:15am - 11:45am L: Regulation and Governance

Tower One Session Organizers Matthew Amengual, MIT TW1.1.03 Timea Pal, EUI Participants Implementing Labor Standards in the Electronics Industry of Hungary: Interactions Across Public and Private Approaches Timea Pal, EUI Layering Global and Domestic Labor Regulations in Indonesia Matthew Amengual, MIT Wildcat Strikes and Employment Relations Institutions in Vietnam: Labor's Push from Below for Reforms Mark Anner, Penn State University Globalization and Labor Standards Around the World: New Evidence from Survey Data Dan Berliner, University of Minnesota Discussant Khalid Nadvi, The University of Manchester

L-05 Pathways to and from Neo-Liberalism

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.02 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Marcos Fernandez-Gutierrez, University of Cantabria Participants Radical Change in Intergovernmental Organizations: The Rise of Structural Adjustment at the International Monetary Fund Alexander Kentikelenis, University of Cambridge The Multivocality of Policy Instruments: The Resurgence of Local Content Requirements in Public Regulation Emily Barman, Boston University

77 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-02 Relaciones Laborales En La Crisis

Thursday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.03 Moderator Jose Luis Martin-Navarro, Universidad de Sevilla Participants Changes in the Economic Environment and Labor Relations Reforms. Implications for Segmented Labor Markets in Spain. Jose Luis Martin-Navarro, Universidad de Sevilla El Impacto Económico De Los Riesgos Psicosociales En El Trabajo: Una Perspectiva Olvidada? Estefania Gonzalez Cobaleda, Universidad de Jaén Motivación y Expectativas Laborales De Los Estudiantes Universitarios. Una Aproximación. Ramón Fernandez-Diaz, Universidad de Extremadura/Facultad CC. Economicas Artemio Baigorri, Universidad de Extremadura/Facultad CC. Economicas El Impacto De La Crisis Económica En El Empleo De Hogar. Una Mirada Desde Las Experiencias De La Población Andina Gisela Marisa Bianchi Pernasilici, Universidad del Pais Vasco UPV/EHU

M-03 Socio Economia De La Corrupción y La Economia Sumergida/1

Thursday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderators Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Javier Salinas, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Participants Economia Sumergida y Corrupción: Un Panorama Socioeconomico Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Definición y Cuantificación Del Coste De La Corrupción En España Armando Fernandez-Steinko, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Informalidad, Desarrollo y Desigualdad En América Latina Patricia Rivero, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - NEPP-DH/UFRJ La Economia Sumergida: De La Excepcion a La Regla Josep Antoni Ybarra, University of Alicante

78 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-05 Sociology of Financial Experts

Thursday N: Finance and Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.3.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Professional Ethics in Banking and Finance: A Praxeological Approach to the Social Embeddedness of Finance Claudia Czingon, Goethe-University Coauthorship and Subauthorship Patterns in the Journal of Finance Labriana Economou, University of the Aegean Are Financial Economists Creative? Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Explaining the Jurisdictional Settlement Between Accountants and Actuaries: Standard Setting, Bureaucratization and Counterpart Units Yally Avrahampour, London School of Economics & Political Science Discussant Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, London School of Economics

N-06 The Political Economy of Private Pension Funds Around the World

Thursday N: Finance and Society

10:15am - 11:55am Session Organizer Clement House Marek Naczyk, Sciences Po

CLM.7.02 Moderator Ewald Engelen, University of Amsterdam Participants Turning Pirate into Captains: Institutional Entrepreneurs, Pension Funds and Patient Capital in Liberal Market Economies Marek Naczyk, Sciences Po The Politics of Choice in Occupational Pensions Karen Anderson, University of Southampton Organising Private Social Protection: How to Explain Different Experiences with Collective Risk-Sharing in Denmark and the Netherlands? Pieter Tuytens, London School of Economics Big Fish in Small Ponds: Pensions and Capital Market Development in Latin America Giselle Datz, Virginia Tech Politics and Pension Reform (Revisited) in Latin America and Central and Eastern Europe Stephen Kay, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Discussant Richard Deeg, Temple University

79 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science O-02 GVC in Advanced Economies: Re-Shoring and Re-Industrialisation

Thursday O: Global Value Chains

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Mariachiara Barzotto, Ca' Foscari University Venice Mario Volpe, Ca' Foscari University Venice TW1.2.01 Lisa De Propris, The University of Birmingham Participants Disintegration and Re-Integration of the Value Chain: Preliminary Evidence on the Re- Shoring of Business Services Lucia Piscitello, Politecnico di Milano Fast-Fashion Retailers Claim Bringing Manufacturing Back Home to the UK Is Not All about Lowering Costs, but They Would Say That Wouldn't They, so What Is the Reality for a Local Workforce? Pamela Robinson, Birmingham Business School - University of Birmingham Shortening British Manufacturing Value Chains: Onshoring or Reshoring? David Bailey, Aston Business School Companies' International Openness and Local Common-Pool Resources: The Need for Balance in Advanced Economies Giancarlo Corò, Ca' Foscari University Venice

P-03 Author Meets Critics: "The Power of Inaction. Bank Bailouts in Comparison" Thursday by Cornelia Woll (Cornell U Press 2014)

10:15am - 11:45am P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Clement House Session Organizer Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe CLM.2.04 Book Author Cornelia Woll, Sciences Po Critics Philippe Moutot, European Central Bank Raphael Reinke, Zurich University Matthias Thiemann, Frankfurt University Arthur Wilmarth, George Washington University Law School

P-04 The Fabric of Accounting Standards (II): The Case of International Financial Thursday Reporting Standards (IFRS)

10:15am - 11:45am P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Tower One Session Organizers Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe TW1.1.01 Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants Financialisation and Accounting Standard-Setting: The Case of Narrative Reporting Yasmine Chahed, London School of Economics and Political Science The Political Economy of International Standard Setting in Financial Reporting: A US Perspective on the Adoption of IFRS Across the World Zehra G Kavame Eroglu, Fordham University School of Law

80 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-02 Foreign Direct Investment, Production Networks and Regional Integration

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt CLM.3.04 Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Between Markets and Institutions in China: Multinational Enterprises as Actors, East Asian Production Networks and an Organizational Approach to Foreign Direct Investment Mark Dallas, Union College Internationalization of Technological Activities and Transnational Corporation from Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Asia and Latin America Based on Patent Data Pedro Miranda, Institute for Applied Economic Research - IPEA The Political Economy of South Korean Development Cooperation with Vietnam: The Impact of Economic Aid and the Knowledge Sharing Program Pil Ho Kim, Ohio State University

Q-03 Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance I

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Corporate Governance for Start-Ups in Japan: Layering of Institutional Logics Masahiro Kotosaka, College of Business Administration, Ritsumeikan University Ownership, Governance Arrangement and Corporate Policies: How Does Foreign Institutions Play Its Disciplinary Role in Japan? Hideaki Miyajima, Waseda University Political Economy of Consumer Credit Market in Japan Adrienne Sala, EHESS

81 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH01-02 Session 2: Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining Thursday in a Context of Crisis

10:15am - 11:45am Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining in a Context of Crisis Tower Two Session Organizers TW2.3.04 Aristea Koukiadaki, University of Manchester Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School Isabel Tavora, University of Manchester Participants European Collective Bargaining in the Context of the Crisis: A Trifurcated Landscape Paul Marginson, University of Warwick The Shifting Contours of Collective Bargaining: Employer and Union Responses in the Post Economic Crisis Period in the Republic of Ireland Eugene Hickland, NUI Galway Tony Dundon, National University of Ireland Galway When Pandora Opened the Box: Collective Bargaining and Austerity Policies in Greece Aristea Koukiadaki, University of Manchester De-Regulation or Re-Regulation? Changing Joint Regulation and Labor Market Policy in Italy during the Crisis Sabrina Colombo, University of Milan Ida Regalia, University of Milan

TH03-02 Employer Collective Action in the UK

Thursday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 10:15am - 11:45am

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants Employers' Organisation in UK Higher Education Geoffrey White, University of Greenwich The Changing Face of Employer Collective Action: The Case of Business in the Community Wales Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University Local Enterprise Partnerships: Putting Employers in the Driving Seat - to Nowhere Patrick McGurk, WERU, University of Greenwich Discussant Martin Behrens, WSI Hans Böckler Stiftung

82 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH04-02 Policy Legacies I: Families and Flexibility

Thursday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton

TW2.1.01 Participants The Effect of Marriage and Employment on Leaving Home in Europe. Lavinia Parisi, University Of Salerno; Department of Economics and Statistics; CELPE Family Background and Youth Labor Market Outcomes Across Europe: Did the Crisis Exacerbate Inequalities? Eleonora Matteazzi, DEM, University of Trento Stability of Field of Study Choices of High School Graduates in Germany: The Role of Social Origin Alessandra Rusconi, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Young Employed and Their Siblings in Europe: Social Origin and Employment Attachment Tiziana Nazio, University of Turin

TH06-02 Inequality, Social Policy and Taxation

Thursday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Brian Nolan, University of Oxford

TW2.1.04 Participants Top Tax Progression and the German Dual Income Tax Katharina Jenderny, Freie Universitaet Berlin A Fresh Look at an Old Question: Is Pro-Poor Targeting of Cash Transfers More or Less Effective in Terms of Reducing the Incidence of Income Poverty and Inequality? Abigail McKnight, London School of Economics The Glass Ceiling of Poverty Reduction: The Dynamics of Low Wages, Minimum Income Packages and Median Household Incomes in Rich European Welfare States Bea Cantillon, Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy, University of Antwerp Drivers of Social Exclusion in Europe: An Analysis of the 2011 European Quality of Life Survey Polly Vizard, CASE, London School of Economics

TH07-02 Multilevel Governance and Industrial Relations in Southern European Thursday Countries (I)

10:15am - 11:45am Mixed Market Economies in the Recession: The Issues of Growth, Employment, and Equality Tower Two Session Organizer TW2.1.02 Luigi Burroni, University of Florence Participants Social Dialogue in Spain during the Crisis: The Impact of Narrowing Down and Policy De- Linking Oscar Molina, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona The EU's Inclusive Labor Market Approach and the Role of the European Social Partners: Effective and Balanced Multi-Level Governance? Maarten Keune, University of Amsterdam Is “Regional” Corporatism Still Alive? Evidence from Italy Andrea Bellini, University of Florence

83 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH14-02 Session 2: Transnational unionism: Bridging the North and the South to Thursday increase worker’s power

10:15am - 11:45am Transnational Trade Unionism and MNCs: Building New Capabilities to Reduce Inequalities Old Building Session Organizers OLD.2.22 Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Marc-Antonin Hennebert, HEC Montréal Participants Building New Capabilities at the Local Level through Transnational Unionism: Evidence from the Case of Carrefour in Colombia Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal Marc-Antonin Hennebert, HEC Montréal Union Representation in the ‘Socially Responsible' Multinational: Ikea Retail in Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the USA John Logan, San Francisco State University Tony Royle, U of Bradford Transnational Trade Unionism in Action: How Unions Use National Institutions to Influence Multinational Corporations Marissa Brookes, University of California

TH15-02 Constructing Economic Futures (2): Central Banking and Forecasting

Thursday Uncertain Futures in Economic Decision Making

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science TW2.1.03 Moderator Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science Participants Enacting the Temporality of Monetary Walrasianism: How Expectations-Based Monetary Policy and Has Become Locked into Its Model Worlds Timo Walter, Institut de Hautes Etudes Internationales et du Développement Constructing a Global Policy Norm: Monetarist Central Banking, Stackelberg' Games in Monetary Economics, and the Discovery of “Credibility” Leon Wansleben, London School of Economics From Central Banking to Central Planning? Forward Guidance, Quantitative Easing, and the Politics of Expectation Management Benjamin Braun, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies What "Being Wrong" Means in the World of Economic Forecasting Olivier Pilmis, CNRS Discussant Waltraud Schelkle, London School of Economics

84 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science FP-01 Featured Panel - The Rich and Inequality

Thursday Featured Panels & Speakers

12:00pm - 1:00pm Session Organizers Clement House Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University David Marsden, London School of Economics Hong Kong Theatre Moderator Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Discussants Andrew Sayer, University of Lancaster Mike Savage, London School of Economics Tom Clark, The Guardian

FP-02 Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Emergence of Organizations and Thursday Markets" by John F. Padgett & Walter W. Powell (Princeton Univ Press 2012)

12:00pm - 1:00pm Featured Panels & Speakers

Old Building Session Organizer David Marsden, London School of Economics Old Theatre Moderator Marion Fourcade, UC Berkeley Book Author Woody Powell, Stanford University Critics Nina Bandelj, UC Irvine Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Michael Reed, Cardiff Business School Andrew Schrank, Brown University

FP-03 Featured Panel - Measuring Institutions: Issues and New Perspectives

Thursday Featured Panels & Speakers

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin Michael A. Witt, INSEAD CLM.7.02 Moderators Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin Michael A. Witt, INSEAD Discussants Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin Andrew Schrank, Brown University Mathias Siems, Durham University Stefan Voigt, Hamburg University Michael A. Witt, INSEAD

85 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science A-03 Companies, Trust and Comunities I

Thursday A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid

CLM.3.05 Participants Methods of Economic Engagement Among Nonprofit Actors Amy Reynolds, Wheaton College Quants and Qualia in the Discourse of Social Purpose Organisations Julia Morley, London School of Economics Open Data and Citizen Empowerment. Survey Analysis of the Most Active Open Data Users. José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid

B-05 Dependency Theory Revisited: The Political Economy of Late Developers

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House Darius Ornston, University of Toronto

CLM.B.05 Moderator Peter Kingstone, King's College London Participants Finance, Foreign Investment and Underdevelopment: The New Faces of Dependency in India Adnan Naseemullah, King's College London Fab or Famine: The Role of Global Politics, Technology Policy and the Political Economy of Development in the Unique Journey of India's Semiconductor Technology Industry Ramesh Balakrishnan, King's College London “Losing Ground”: Resource Booms, Enclave Development and Late Marketization in Lao PDR Pon Souvannaseng, London School of Economics The Political Economy of the European Periphery: A Nordic Perspective Darius Ornston, University of Toronto Discussant Peter Kingstone, King's College London

B-06 Developmental Constraints and Opportunities: Lessons from Latin America

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.06 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Cidade Baixa: An Analysis of the Territory's Potential As a Creative Hub Lisiane Closs, UFRGS Sidinei Oliveira, UFRGS Christian Tirelli, FADERGS Demographic Dividend and Households Saving in Mexico Isalia Nava-Bolaños, Instituto de Investigaciones Economicas (IIEc), UNAM

86 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-05 Gender and Women’s Labor Part 1

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants Women Labor in Mining: Inequities, Achievements and Challenges Francisco Velazquez-Sagahon, University of Guanajuato Laura Zarate-Negrete, Universidad de Guanajuato First-Time Parents' Perceptions of Work-Family Balance in Spain: Which Are the More Satisfied Couples? Irene Lapuerta, Universidad Publica de Navarra Maria-Jose Gonzalez, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Teresa Martin-Garcia, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas Women in Manufacturing: The Scottish Evidence Pauline Anderson, Strathclyde University The Social and Economic Condition of Tribal Migrant Women Domestic Workers in Mumbai: Understanding the Inequalities Sunita Kumari, Tata Institute of Social Sciences Where Have All the Women Gone? Gender and the ICT Sector Abigail Marks, Heriot-Watt University

E-06 Neoliberalism, Institutional Change, and the Fate of Egalitarian Capitalism

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.3.01 Participants Is There Hope for Social Solidarity and Income Equality in Liberal Market Economies? An Analysis of Labor Market Divergence in Ireland, the UK, Australia and New Zealand Colm McLaughlin, University College Dublin Chris F. Wright, University of Sydney Organized Decentralisation: Institutional Fragmentation in Australian Industrial Relations 1983-2012 Richard Cooney, Monash University Social Democracy and Alternatives to Capitalism in Sweden and Britain, 1969-83 Shannon Ikebe, University of California, Berkeley The Nordic Labor Markets: Still on the High Road to Egalitarian Capitalism? Bjarke Refslund, Aalborg Univeristy Ole Sorensen, Aalborg University

87 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science F-03 Relational Work and Network Interaction in Knowledge-Intensive Fields and Thursday Transactions

2:15pm - 3:45pm F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

Tower One Session Organizers Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University TW1.3.02 Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester Participants Securing Commitment in Inter-Organizational Collaboration for Innovation: Governance and Functioning of Industry-University Strategic Partnerships Marcela Miozzo, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester Time to Go? The Impact of Leadership, Boundary Spanning, and Centrality Positions on Timing of Exit from Open Multipartner Alliances Rand Gerges Yammine, EMLYON Business School “Unregulated Opinions” or “Evaluation Culture”? The Reviewing of Restaurants By Ordinary Customers Jean-Samuel Beuscart, University Paris Est - Marne-la-Vallee; Orange Labs

G-07 Educational Reforms

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.4.02 Participants “All Graduates are Equal, but Some More than Others”: Reflections over the Reform of Higher Music Education in Italy. Clementina Casula, University of Cagliari Locus of Control and Educational Aspirations in Post-Compulsory Education Katharina Jaik, University of Zurich / Chair of Prof. Uschi Backes-Gellner In Education We Trust? How Educational Institutions Matter for Social Trust Marcus Osterman, Uppsala University A Model of Learning Goals: Enhancing the Education Process Anastasia Luca, QuantLearn Systems LLC

G-08 HRM 1

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.3.04 Participants Leadership and Relational Skills: A Lifestyle Approach for Analyzing the Talent Gap and Developing Targeted Interventions Reynaldo Rivera, University of Navarra; InterMedia Social Innovation NGO Stress and Work Intensification: What Is the Influence of Personnel Policy? Elena Shvartsman, University of Basel The Impact of Changing Employment System and Human Resource Practices to Labor Market Mismatch: A Case of the Hong Kong Banking Sector Teresa Shuk-Ching Poon, The Open University of Hong Kong Listen without Seeing: The Impact of Blind Auditions on Female Musician's Recruitment in French Orchestra Helene Perivier, Sciences Po OFCE

88 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-05 The Micro Mechanisms of Business

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants Is It Always Good to Follow the Mood? An Experimental Study on the Impact of Social Mood on Business Strategies Linda Alengoz, University of Brescia Guanxi, Knowledge and High Risk Consumption: Cross-Border Antique Market in Greater China Yu Ying Lee, Yuan Ze University Toward an Economic Sociology of Online Hacker Communities Meltem Odabas, University of Arizona, School of Sociology The Making of Medical Prices: A Role for Microsociology in the Setting of Huge Markets Armando Lara-Millan, Department of Sociology, UC Berkeley Discussant Anna Dempster, Sotheby's Institute of Art

H-06 Authors Meet Critics: "Resilient Liberalism in Europe’s Political Economy" by Thursday Vivien Schmidt & Mark Thatcher (eds) (Cambridge University Press, 2013)

2:15pm - 3:45pm H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

Tower Two Session Organizer Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics TW2.2.04 Moderator Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Book Author Vivien Schmidt, Boston University Critics Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne Wolfgang Streeck, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Mark Pennington, King's College London

89 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-07 Changing Corporate Governance. Theoretical and Organizational Antecedents Thursday and Consequences

2:15pm - 3:45pm H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

Clement House Session Organizers Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London CLM.2.06 Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University Participants Organizational Learning through Board Interlocks in Family Firms: Adoption of the Board Reform Jung Wook Shim, Kyoto Sangyo University Rethinking Agency Theory as a Foundational Model for Designing Executive Compensation Mechanisms in Public Corporations Alexander Pepper, London School of Economics Corporate Governance Ideology: A Missing Part of the Puzzle Ulf Larsson-Olaison, Linnaeus University Are We There Yet? Financialization and the Principal-Agent Problem Saskia Freye, Ruhr University Bochum Discussant Natascha van der Zwan, Leiden University

H-08 Theory and Philosophy in Socio-Economics

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.05 Participants How Might Corporate Charters be Amended to Enhance Investor Returns? Shann Turnbull, Independent academic; Sustainable Money Working Group The Merton Classification in Sociology of the Unintended and Unexpected: Review of an Unheld Debate Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Freedom and Uncertainty in a Complex Society: Why Karl Polanyi Was – Well, Should be – a Deweyan Pragmatist Josh Whitford, Columbia University Governance for Innovation-Driven Companies: The Legacy of Walther Rathenau on the German Model Blanche Segrestin, MINES ParisTech Discussant Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples

90 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science I-02 Assessing Economic Mobility: Migrant Communities and First Nations

Thursday I: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Maritsa Poros, The City College of New York TW1.3.03 Participants Regulation and Decent Work for Undocumented Immigrant Workers in the United States and Australia Stephen Clibborn, The University of Sydney Gambling on Casinos for Economic Development: A Cost Benefit Analysis of First Nations Casinos Jacqueline Romanow, University of Winnipeg Homeownership of Immigrants in France Matthieu Solignac, Sciences Po (Paris), Department of Economics

J-02 Welfare State in Hard Times

Thursday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Alexander Hicks, Emory University Participants Citizens of First Resort: Five Episodes in the Changing Fiscal State-Citizen Regimes Tim Celik, Copenhagen Business School Welfare Systems and Policy Making in Hard Times: A Comparative Analysis Nihan Toprakkiran, University of York European Welfare Government Between Semantic of Crisis and Inequalities Gilles Verpraet, Paris Ouest Nanterre Conditional Solidarity: Social Class, Experiences of the Economic Crisis and Welfare Attitudes in Western Europe Patrick Sachweh, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany

91 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-06 Pragmatist Governance or Pragmatism Contra Governance?

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One Nils Kupzok, The Johns Hopkins University

TW1.1.04 Moderator Nicolas Jabko, The Johns Hopkins University Participants Benefit Tourism and Migration Policy in the U.K.: Political Creativity and the Construction of Policy Narratives Meghan Luhman, The Johns Hopkins University Governing the Unknown: The Regulation of Financial Risk Robert Reamer, University of Chicago Shadow Banking and Financial Innovation: Regulators in Search of a Theory Post-2008? Anastasia Nesvetailova, City University London The Fragility of Norms: The Rise and Decline of the EU's Sustainable Biofuel Policy Nils Kupzok, The Johns Hopkins University Discussant Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam

L-07 Regulating Finance after the Crisis

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.02 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Elliot Posner, Case Western Reserve University Participants Systemically Unimportant Bonuses: The Debate on Asset Managers' Bonuses in the "Ucits V" Discussion Jacques-Olivier Charron, Université Paris Dauphine How Does the Financialization of the Economy Affect Lobbying? Firm-Level Evidence from the Involvement of Non-Financial Corporates in Financial Regulatory Policymaking Stefano Pagliari, City University Promoting Responsibility through Internal Transparency: Evidence from Australian Prudential Regulation Seung-Hun Hong, Australian National University Discussant Elliot Posner, Case Western Reserve University

92 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-04 Saúde Comparada/ 1

Thursday M: Spanish Language

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One Murilo Fahel, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro

TW1.2.02 Moderator Murilo Fahel, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro Participants Reformas, Inovações e Continuidades Institucionais: Analise Comparativa no Sistema de Saúde Britanico (NHS) e no Sistema Unico de Saúde (SUS) na década de 1990 Tabata Moreira, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro Universalização Da Saúde: Propostas e Trajet_rias Dos Sistemas De Saúde Do Brasil e Columbia Valeria Coelho, Fundaao Joao Pinheiro Factores Determinantes De La Desigualdad En Salud. La Medida De Desigualdad Importa? Ignacio Amate, University of Almeria Sistemas De Atenção à Saúde e Politicas De Medicamentos Na América Latina: Uma analise Do Brasil e Da Argentina Camila Lins, UNICAMP Os Contornos Da Universalidade Da Cobertura Dos Sistemas Publicos De Saúde Da Holanda, Da Suécia e Do Brasil No Fornecimento De Medicamentos Flavia Lopes, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro

M-05 Technologia y Desarrollo Social

Thursday M: Spanish Language

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.03 Moderator Tania Jimenez, Universidad Tecnologica de Bolivar Participants La Deteccion De Necesidades Formativas Del Voluntariado En El ambito Rural Miguel Centella Moyano, Universidad de Extremadura/Facultad CC. Economicas La Politica Publica De Los Biocombustibles En Colombia: Un Analisis De Convergencia Y Desarrollo Humano Tania Jimenez, Universidad Tecnologica de Bolivar Dinamica De Patentamiento y Redes De Colaboracion En La BioTechnologia Mexicana Marcela Amaro, Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico Trayectorias Tecnologicas De La BioTechnologia En México Alberto Morales, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Influencia Del Cambio Tecnologico Sobre El Comportamiento Medioambiental: Los Casos De La UE y EE.UU Maria Angeles Fernandez Lopez, U. Camilo José Cela

93 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-07 Calculative Practices

Thursday N: Finance and Society

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.3.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Calculating the Human Spirit: The Popularization of Day-Trading Outside the Global Centers of Finance Galit Ailon, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Bar-Ilan University Rating Financialization: The Calculative Practices of Credit Rating Agencies As Drivers of Social Change Natalia Besedovsky, University of Bremen Calculating at the Frontier: Coordinating the Reinsurance Market Rebecca Bednarek, Cass Business School, City University London Risk, Ratings and the Antagonistic Relationship Between Epistocracy and Democracy: Financial Engineering and Reclaiming Fiscal Sovereignty Bartholomew Paudyn, London School of Economics & Political Science Discussant Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego

O-03 Innovation in Technology-Intensive GVCs

Thursday O: Global Value Chains

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Gary Gereffi, Duke University Mari Sako, University of Oxford TW1.2.01 Tim Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Participants GVC Governance and Skills Mobility: Exploring the Interrelations Nana Wesley Hansen, University of Copenhagen Nikolaj Lubanski, Copanhagen Capacity Talent Bridge State-Driven R&D Outsourcing and Industrial Upgrading in Brazil Ezequiel Zylberberg, University of Oxford Varieties of Innovation: The Creation of Wind and Solar Industries in China, Germany, and the United States Jonas Nahm, Brown University Exploring the Role of Knowledge in the Configuration of Global R&D Value Chains and Networks: A Study of Outsourcing and Offshoring in the Pharmaceutical Industry Paulina Ramirez, University of Birmingham

94 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-05 Reporting for Corporate Social Responsibility: Case Studies and Perspectives

Thursday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.01 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Nihel Chabrak, United Arab Emirates University - Collge of Business and Economics Participants Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability: A Model of Integrity. Evidences from the United Arab Emirates Nihel Chabrak, United Arab Emirates University - Collge of Business and Economics Sustainable Development or Business Sustainability? A Luhmanian Analysis of Integrated Reporting Veronique Blum, Univ Grenoble Alpes How Banking Sector Changes Moral Values into Valuable Instruments? Bihr Marie-Hélène, IAE -UMPF Laurence Gialdini, SKEMA Business School-Université de Lille “Jogo Bonito” a Story of Importation and Re-Exportation of CSR Models in Brazil Adrian Zicari, ESSEC

P-06 Corporate Governance and Financialisation (II): Legal-Economic Case Studies Thursday from UK and Norway

2:15pm - 3:45pm P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Tower One Session Organizers Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe TW1.1.03 Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Thomas Clarke, University of Technology Sydney Participants Corporate Governance in Norway: Regulation and Practice Jenni Nossum, University of Oslo, Faculty of Law Enabling Corporate Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Representation in UK Companies: Towards Institutional Variety Andreas Kokkinis, University of Warwick Discussants Konstantinos Sergakis, University of Bristol Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe

95 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-04 Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance II

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Value, Investors, Markets, States and the Global: Exploring the Meanings of Everyday Practice of Cross-Border Financial Investment in China Horacio Ortiz, Research Institute of Anthropology, East China Normal University The Politics of Economic Growth and Fiscal Deficit in China, 1994-2015 Dr. Adam Saunders, University of Oxford Social Capital in Wenzhou Banking Networks: Filling Structural Holes in China's Hottest Financial Market W. Travis Selmier, Indiana University, Ostrom Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis

Q-05 Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading I

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House Parker Rachel, STPI

CLM.3.04 Moderator Rich Appelbaum, University of California, Santa Barbara Participants China's Science and Technology Policy - A New Developmental State Appelbaum Rich, UC Santa Barbara Is China Becoming a Hi-Tech Superpower? Measuring Success and Failure Rachel Parker, ... China’s Science and Technology Enterprise: Can Government-Lead Efforts Successfully Spur Innovation? Cong Cao, University of Nottingham China's International Science and Technology Relations: From Passive to pro-Active Player Denis Simon, Arizona State University Discussants Cong Cao, University of Nottingham Denis Simon, Arizona State University

96 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH01-03 Session 3: Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining Thursday in a Context of Crisis

2:15pm - 3:45pm Continuity and Change in National Systems of Collective Bargaining in a Context of Crisis Tower Two Session Organizers TW2.3.04 Aristea Koukiadaki, University of Manchester Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School Isabel Tavora, University of Manchester Participants Institutions and Inequality in Liberalizing Markets: Explaining Different Trajectories of Institutional Change in Social Europe Chiara Benassi, Royal Holloway Virginia Doellgast, London School of Economics Collective Bargaining in UK Local Government Mathew Johnson, Manchester Business School Surviving “Frontal Assault” on Collective Bargaining Institutions in Romania: The Case of Manufacturing Companies Aurora Trif, Dublin City University Slovenia on the Crossroad: Increasing Dependence on the Supranational Institutions and the Weakening of the Multiemployer Bargaining System Aleksandra Kanjuo-Mrcela, University of Ljubljana

TH02-02 Domestic Monies A

Thursday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joe Deville, Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process Participants Who Pays for Education? How Poor Egyptian Mothers Finance Their Children's Learning Heba Gowayed, Princeton University Making a Living: How Young Couples in Warsaw Start and Practice a Household Marta Olcon-Kubicka, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences The Time of Finance: The Temporal Structures of Consumer Credit Felipe Gonzalez, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Domesticating Finance: Patterns of Inequality in Living with Home Mortgages in Hungary Lena Pellandini-Simanyi, ELTE Discussant Magdalena Villarreal, CIESAS

97 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH03-03 Employer Collective Action in Latin America

Thursday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 2:15pm - 3:45pm

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants The Challenges of Tripartism in Vocational Training Development Strategies: The Case of Brazil Moises Balestro, Universidade de Brasilia Private Wealth and Public Revenue: Business Power and Tax Policy in Latin America Tasha Fairfield, London School of Economics Employers As Actors of Regional Development? Employer Collective Action in a Espirito Santo, Brazil Heike Doering, Cardiff University Discussant Christian Ibsen, University of Copenhagen, FAOS

TH04-03 Policy Legacies I: Families and Flexibility II

Thursday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton

TW2.1.01 Participants Experiences and Trajectories of Young People in a Rural Region of Québec Marco Alberio, Teluq Labor Market Integration of Roma Youth in Hungary: Dilemmas Faced in the Programmes Aiming at the Improvement of Education Ildiko Husz, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences Effects of Workless Households on Gender and Ethnic Youth Transitions Carolina Zuccotti, University of Brighton

TH06-03 Inequality and the Labor Market

Thursday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two Abigail McKnight, London School of Economics

TW2.1.04 Participants Labor Supply and Earnings Inequality: A Cross Country Study Lara Vivian, Aix-Marseille Université & School of Economics, CNRS & EHESS Household Income Inequality and Part-Time Employment: The Role of DUAL Earners during the Financial Crisis Stephen Bazen, Aix-Marseille University Inequality and Minimum Wage Policy: Not Even Talking, Much Less Walking in Mexico Alice Krozer, University of Cambridge Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid, United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean The Vortex of Social Structure and Social Movements: A Prey-Predator Model of Trade Unions and Inequality in Capitalist Countries (1870-2013) Louis Chauvel, University of Luxembourg Martin Schröder, University of Marburg

98 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH07-03 Welfare, Social Dialogue and Informal Regulation of the Economy

Thursday Mixed Market Economies in the Recession: The Issues of Growth, Employment, and Equality 2:15pm - 3:45pm

Tower Two Session Organizer Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano TW2.1.02 Participants Adjusting to the Post-Industrial Era: How Has the Spanish Welfare State Performed? Sergio Gonzalez Begega, University of Oviedo Mixed Market Economies, Lobbying and Corruption: The Infiltration of Organised Crime in the Italian System Carmelo Provenzano, University Kore of Enna The Reconfiguration of the Employment Regime in Portugal Under Austerity: Neoliberal Trends and Inequality Maria da Paz Campos Lima, Dinamia'CET, Lisbon University Institute Impact of the Crisis on Social Dialogue in Southern Europe and Ireland Youcef Ghellab, International Labor Organization Sarah Doyle, International Labor Organization

TH10-01 Neoliberalism and Organizational Precarity

Thursday Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two Andrew Penner, University of California

TW2.3.03 Moderator Alena Krizkova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences Participants Social Class and Income Shares in the U.S. Airline Industry, 1977-2005 Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University Institutionalizing Insecurity: A Relational Perspective on the Generation of Workplace Inequalities within Institutional Contexts Caroline Hanley, William & Mary Employment Flexibility and Unequal Assessment of Fixed-Term and Permanent Employees' Training Needs in Europe Zoltan Lippenyi, Utrecht University Discussant Alena Krizkova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences

99 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH14-03 Session 3: Transnational Unionism in Europe: Building New Capabilities to Thursday Reduce Inequalities

2:15pm - 3:45pm Transnational Trade Unionism and MNCs: Building New Capabilities to Reduce Inequalities Old Building Session Organizers OLD.2.22 Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Marc-Antonin Hennebert, HEC Montréal Participants Flexibility, Security and Workplace Inequality in Multinationals: The Case for Extending European Framework Agreements Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - CESO Transnational Union Organizing in a Regional Labor Market: The Baltic Organising Academy and Finnish-Estonian Union Cooperation Kairit Kall, Tallinn University; University of Jyväskylä European Works Councils at 20: A Critical Review of the Academic Literature Deborah Hann, Cardiff University Trade Unionism, MNCs, and Industrial Organization: A Comparison of European and Asian Experiences Patricia A. Nelson, Stockholm School of Economics

TH15-03 Managing uncertainty in innovation

Thursday Uncertain Futures in Economic Decision Making

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science TW2.1.03 Moderator Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Participants Surfing the Hype Wave: Intermediary Organizations Shaping Expectations in Emerging Technologies Carla Alvial Palavicino, University of Twente Navigating through Uncertainty: How Complementary Expectations Provide Orientation in Industrial Innovation Projects Katrin Hahn, TU Dortmund University Big Promises and Fragile Coalitions: The Political Economy of the Early Photovoltaic Industry Timur Ergen, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Uncertainty, Ambiguity and Rules of Exchange: Organizing a Market for Biofuels in Europe Ines Peixoto, Aalto University School of Business Discussant Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science

100 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science FP-04 Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "Private Equity at Work - When Wall Thursday Street Manages Main Street" by Eileen Appelbaum & Rosemary Batt (Russell Sage 2014) 4:00pm - 5:30pm Featured Panels & Speakers Clement House Moderator CLM.7.02 David Marsden, London School of Economics Book Authors Eileen Appelbaum, Center for Economic and Policy Research Rosemary Batt, Cornell University Critics Julie Froud, University of Manchester Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University Geoffrey Wood, Warwick University

A-04 Companies, Trust and Comunities II

Thursday A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Clement House José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid

CLM.3.05 Participants Corporate Misconduct and Trust Repair: Integration of Organizational Behavior and Corporate Discourse Perspectives Nobuyuki Chikudate, Hiroshima University Social Networks and General TRUST: The Link Between MICRO and MACRO Dimensions of Social Capital Matias Membiela, University of A Coruña Atilano Pena, University of A Coruña Breaking the Dilemma Between Litigation and Non-Litigation: The Diversified Mechanism of Dispute Resolution in China Jieren Hu, Tongji University Moral Limits to Economic Competition Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies

B-07 New Perspectives on Development: Insights from Firm-based Approaches

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Middle-Income Trap: A Structural Interpretation Nahee Kang, King's College London Varieties of Capitalism and Opportunities for Development: How Institutional Arrangements in the Developed World Shape Economic Opportunities for Developing Countries Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University International Linkages, Value Added Trade and Latin American Firms' Productivity Carlo Pietrobelli, Inter-American Development Bank; University Roma Tre

101 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-08 State Capacities and Dylemmas of Development

Thursday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.06 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Bureaucratic Capacity in Brazil and Argentina: When Politics Makes the Difference Celina Souza, UNIRIO State Capacities, Elites and Patterns of Development in Latin America Flavio Gaitan, UNILA Renato Boschi, IESP/UERJ and INCT-PPED The Path Dependency Blocking the Possibility of a New Type of Capitalism Favoring Redistribution in Brazil Jaime Marques Pereira, Université de Picardie Comparing Structural Change in South Korea and Colombia: A Case of “Varieties of Cronyism” Matias Ramirez, University of Sussex

C-06 Parental Leave, Fathers and Parental Issues

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.3.02 Participants Fathers Taking Paternity Leave in Québec (Canada): Innovative and Subversive! Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq IMPACT of the Introduction of Parental Leave Policy on Labor Market Attachment of Mothers in Luxembourg - Causal Effect Evaluation Marie Valentova, LISER Fathers on Leave Alone as an Instrument for Socializing Men in Childcare: The Experience of Spain Gerardo Meil, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Male Breadwinning Revisited: How Specialization, Gender Role Attitudes and Work Affect Overwork and Underwork in Europe Shireen Kanji, Centre for Sustainable Work and Employment Futures, University of Leicester Men Between Provider Role and Involved Fatherhood Stefanie Hoherz, ISER, University of Essex

102 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-07 Gender and Women’s Labor Part 2

Thursday C: Gender, Work and Family

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants Exploring Gender Inequalities in Work and Employment: Evidence Form Gender Statistics in Georgia Ia Natsvlishvili, Tbilisi State University Women at the Crossroads: Leaving Paid Work Around Pregnancy and Birth of First Child in Spain Daniel Guinea-Martin, Dept. Sociology I, UNED Wives' Responses to Husbands' Job Loss: Heterogeneity Among Households Rui Fukuda, University of Tokyo Returning to Work after Childbirth: Changes in the Job Satisfaction of New Mothers Anke Plagnol, City University London Does a Y Really Make a Difference? Petra Moog, Siegen University

E-07 Labor Mobility and Industrial Citizenship in Europe: Results from Migrant Thursday Centered Research Projects

4:00pm - 5:30pm E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Tower Two Session Organizer Nathan Lillie, University of Jyväskylä TW2.2.04 Participants Labor Market Dynamics and Migrants as “Good Citizens” in Finland Laura Mankki, University of Jyväskylä Markku Sippola, University of Jyväskylä Being the Good Worker: What It Means for Albanian Labor Migrants to be Successful in the Italian Host Society Erka Caro, University of Jyväskylä Sonila Danaj, University of Jyväskylä The Right Not to Have Rights: Posted Worker Acquiescence and the European Union Labor Rights Nathan Lillie, University of Jyväskylä Discussant Miguel Martinez Lucio, Manchester Business School

103 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-08 Worker Involvement, Workplace Partnerships and Superannuation

Thursday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.3.01 Participants Retirement Income and Alternative Investment Funds: The Australian Conundrum Mark Westcott, University of Sydney Paternalism in Post-Industrial Family Businesses: The New Consensual Qualities of Total Involvement Zografia Bika, University of East Anglia Searching for Rigour in Workplace Case Studies: Trends, Practices, and Gender Differences Patrick McGovern, London School of Economics & Political Science What Makes Labor-Management Cooperation Work? A Comparative Analysis of Workplace Partnership in Germany, the Netherlands, and France Martin Behrens, WSI Hans Böckler Stiftung

F-04 Explaining Innovation: Institutional, Organizational, and Social Capital Thursday Approaches

4:00pm - 5:30pm F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

Tower One Session Organizers Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University TW1.3.01 Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester Participants Who's Winning Innovation? Institutional and Organizational Explanations of Patenting in the United States, 1963-2012 Eric Dahlin, Brigham Young University Innovation and Social Capital: A Multi-Level Analysis of Enterprise Innovation Performance in Developing Nations Edward Lorenz, University of Nice/CNRS Protecting Intellectual Property When the Law Will Not Do so: A Religious and Relational Approach Amanda Budde-Sung, University of Sydney Good Pharma: Reducing Inequality in Pharmaceuticals through a Public Health Model for R&D Donald W. Light, Rowan University

G-09 HRM 2

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.3.04 Participants Innovations and Evolution of Employment in the Food Retail Sector in France Catherine de Gery, NOVANCIA Business School Paris Researchers' Evaluation as to the Benefits and Constraints of the Interaction among Their Laboratories and Firms in Brazil Lenita Turchi, Institute for Applied Economic Research- Ipea Attracting the Post-Industrial Worker through Architecture? Theory and a Discrete Choice Experiment Martin Schneider, University of Paderborn

104 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-10 Human Capital

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.4.02 Participants Problems with Human Capital Orthodoxy: Labor Market Intermediaries and Socio-Economic Disorganization in Wales Tony Dobbins, Bangor University Occupational Skills and the Evolution of Wages Miriam Rinawi, University of Zurich Earnings Returns to Different Educational Careers: The Relative Importance of Type vs. Field of Education Curdin Pfister, University of Zurich The Impact of the Diploma on Journalists' Income Clémence Aubert-Tarby, Paris School of Business Anne Boring, PSL, Université Paris Dauphine, Leda Octavio Escobar, Paris School of Business Quantifying Human Capital: Applications to the Study of the Institutional Organisation of Capitalism Dr. Adam Saunders, University of Oxford

G-11 Skills and Occupations

Thursday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.1.04 Participants The Organizational Double Bind: How Professional Schools Respond to Prolonged Uncertainty Caitlin Petre, New York University Firms' Increasing Control over Practice-Oriented Higher Education Programs: A Comparative Analysis of France, Germany, and the U.S. Lukas Graf, University of Luxembourg Who Benefits from Occupational Certification? Kyle Albert, Cornell University Conflicts over Values and Orders of Worth in the German Energy Transition: Tertiary Orientations of Work and Employment within the Primary Sector Heike Jacobsen, Brandenburg University Cottbus

105 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-09 Managing Under Uncertainty

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants How Do Organizations and Individual Actors in Organizations Manage Uncertainty? Lessons from High Reliable Organizations Konstanze Senge, Hamburg University Simon Dombrowski, University of Hamburg Managing Uncertain Reform through “Flexible Institution”: Electricity Sector Liberalization in France Thomas Reverdy, PACTE Foreign/Native Decision-Maker: Strategic Decisions Under Uncertainty and Organizational Performance Jörg Zimmermann, Joint Research Centre - European Commission Discussant Josh Whitford, Columbia University

H-10 The Diffusion of Shareholder Capitalism

Thursday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.05 Participants An Empirical Analysis of Company Law Reforms in 30 Countries, 1970-2013 Shareholder Protection As a Means to Stimulate Stock Markets? Mathias Siems, Durham University Varieties of Insider Capitalism: Liberal Reforms and Informal Institutions in France, Italy, and Spain Fabio Bulfone, European University Institute The Rise of Shareholder-Orientated Corporate Governance in Europe: Longitudinal Firm- Level Evidence Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Shareholder Value Orientation: Grand Unified Business Theory or Window-Dressing? Martin Holgersson, Linnaeus University Discussant Ulf Larsson-Olaison, Linnaeus University

106 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science I-03 Migration and Economic Development

Thursday I: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Maritsa Poros, The City College of New York TW1.3.03 Participants The Effect of Education Policies on Higher-Education Attainment of Immigrants in Western Europe Elyakim Kislev, Columbia University Age, Gender and Migration Status on the Labor Market: Do Advantages and Disadvantages Accumulate As Workers Get Older? Laura Romeu Gordo, DZA, Deutsches Zentrum für Altersfragen Family-Related Migration Vis-à-Vis Economic Cycle: Migrant Inflows in Spain after 2000 Francisco Javier Mato, University of Oviedo “Finding a Solid Rice Bowl”: Understanding Thai Labor Migrations and Agrarian Transitions within Economic and Ecological Frameworks Gregory Gullette, Santa Clara University

J-03 Welfare State and the Causes of Inequality and Redistribution

Thursday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Thibault Darcillon, University of Paris 7 Participants Commodification Across European Healthcare Systems. Linking out-of-Pocket Payments to Income-Related Inequalities in Unmet Health Needs Melike Wulfgramm, University of Southern Denmark; University of Bremen The Sources of Domestic Inequality: Revisiting the Retrenchment and Globalization Debates Thomas Rixen, University of Bamberg Unconventional Welfare States: Macro-Structural Origins, Distinctive Traits, Measurement Problems Kerem Oktem, Bielefeld University When do Governments Neglect their Programmatic Positions? The Role of Opposition Ideology for Social Policy Alexander Horn, Aarhus University

107 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-08 Transnational Regulation & Finance

Thursday L: Regulation and Governance

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.02 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Stefano Pagliari, City University Participants An International Network of Regulators? Cross Border Relations of Financial Supervisory Agencies Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen Autonomy of Public Debt Management Offices Nawid Hoshmand, PhD Student Negotiating the Costs of Protecting Savers Raphael Reinke, Zurich University Transnational Governance and US Regulation: The Case of Finance Elliot Posner, Case Western Reserve University

M-06 Socio Economia De La Corrupcion y La Economia Sumergida/2

Thursday M: Spanish Language

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.03 Javier Salinas, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Participants Bank Failure Prediction Models: Less Is More? Manuel Merck, Universidad Castilla – La Mancha Tourism, Political Corruption and Voting Patterns in Spanish Municipalities Gustavo Nombela, University Complutense Madrid Education, Institutional Quality and Subjective Well-Being Javier Salinas-Jimenez, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid

108 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-07 Saúde Comparada 2

Thursday M: Spanish Language

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One Murilo Fahel, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro

TW1.2.02 Moderator Murilo Fahel, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro Participants Sistemas De Saúde Comparados e o SUS Danielle Sporratti, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro Uma Avaliação Comparada Dos Resultados Da Atenção Básica à Saúde No Brasil e Rússia Pedro Barros, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro State and Public Policy for Health: An Analysis of Epidemiologic Transition in Brazil, Chile and Cuba from 1960 to 2010 Lauren Siqueira, Fundaao Joao Pinheiro Análise Comparada Das Necessidades Em Saúde Entre Os Municípios Do Brasil Murilo Fahel, Fundacao Joao Pinheiro

N-08 Pensions

Thursday N: Finance and Society

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.3.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Cui Prodest: the Distributional Impact of the Riester Scheme Johannes Koenig, Freie Universitaet Berlin Pension Funds as Porous Boundaries between Labor and Finance Sabine Montagne, Universite Paris Dauphine; CNRS Pension Fund Capitalism and Financialization: The United States, the Netherlands and Finland Compared Natascha van der Zwan, Leiden University Discussant Yally Avrahampour, London School of Economics & Political Science

109 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science O-04 Inserting Values into GVCs

Thursday O: Global Value Chains

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Gary Gereffi, Duke University Mari Sako, University of Oxford TW1.2.01 Tim Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Participants Regulatory Solutions to Improving Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) in the Bangladeshi Garment Sector: Exploring Effects in US and European Supplier Factories Jette Steen Knudsen, Copenhagen University Human Rights and MNEs in GVCs Mo Yamin, The University of Manchester Overcoming Institutional and Governance Problems within Fast Fashion? The Prospects of Emerging Forms of Monitoring Social Standards in the UK Garment Value Chain Nikolaus Hammer, Centre for Sustainable Work and Employment Futures, School of Management, University of Leicester Investigating the Link Between Types of Garment Value Chains and Working Conditions Chikako Oka, Royal Holloway University of London

P-07 Public Sector Accounting and Finances: How to Account for Deficit Spending?

Thursday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS – ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.01 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Arnaldo Canziani, University of Brescia - Department of Law Participants A Delegation-Based View of Accountability in Public Sector Accounting: Implications for European Public Sector Accounting Standards (EPSAS) Annemarie Conrath-Hargreaves, European University Viadrina Unification, Wars, Deficit Spending: Italy’s Public Accounts 1861-2011 Renato Camodeca, University of Brescia – Department of Economics and Management Arnaldo Canziani, University of Brescia – Department of Law Needs and Prospects for Public Sector Accounting Reform: The Japanese Experience Hideki Fujii, Kyoto University Short-Term Impact of Advanced PFM-Systems: Cross-Sectional Evidence from Swiss Sub- National Level Sandro Fuchs, Institute of Public Management

110 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-08 Corporate Governance and Financialisation (III): Challenging the Shareholder Thursday Value Model

4:00pm – 5:30pm P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Tower One Session Organizers Yuri Biondi, CNRS – ESCP Europe TW1.1.03 Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator William Lazonick, University of Massachusetts Lowell Participants Financialisation and Maximising Shareholder Value: The Intensification of Accumulation and Inequality Thomas Clarke, UTS Sydney Martijn Boersma, UTS Sydney The Political Influence of Neo-Classical Economists: How Governance-Related Ideas Connect the Power of Ideas and the Power of Profession Ronen Mandelkern, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Financialized Corporate Governance and Inequality Jeroen Veldman, Cass Business School, City University

Q-06 Technology, Innovation, and Industrial Upgrading II

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants An Organizational Weapon for Whom? The Establishment of Party Branches within a Private Chinese Firm Tina Lee, Princeton University State Policies and Domestic Demand As Drivers of Industrial Upgrading. The Experience of the Chinese LED Lighting Industry Florian Butollo, University Tobias ten Brink, Institute of Social Research Architectural Innovation in China Marcus Conle, University of Duisburg-Essen

111 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-07 Varieties and Diversity of Asian Capitalisms I

Thursday Q: Asian Capitalisms

4:00pm – 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Theorizing Ersatz Capitalism in Southeast Asia: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Outlook Fabian Bocek, Goethe-University Frankfurt India: Globalisation, Growth and Inequality Mritiunjoy Mohanty, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Government-Business Relations in the Philippines: Approaching an Underdevelopmental State? Nina Rodmann, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main

TH02-03 Domestic Monies B

Thursday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joseph Deville, Goldsmiths, University of London Participants Navigating Risk in Everyday Life Under Central Bank Forward Guidance and Quantitative Easing Ismail Erturk, The University of Manchester Debt and Sex in Domestic Economies: The Ambiguous Impact of Financialisation on Gender Isabelle Guérin, Cessma (Institute of Research for Development/University Paris 7 Diderot/Inalco) Contested Security, Fragile Solidarities: The Domestication of Private Health Insurance for Children in Finland Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, University of Tampere Visualising the Household Budget Sheet: Numbers as the Language of Indebtedness Johnna Montgomerie, Goldsmiths, University of London Discussant Joseph Deville, Goldsmiths, University of London

112 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH03-04 Understanding Business Power and Interests

Thursday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 4:00pm - 5:30pm

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants Making Sense of Employer Collectivism Christian Ibsen, University of Copenhagen, FAOS Employers and Labor Market Insitutions: Friends or Foes? Thomas Bredgaard, Aalborg University Adjusting to Globalization: A Comparative Analysis of Business Interest Groups in Capitalist Systems Patricia Nelson, Stockholm School of Economics Italian Agricultural Employers' Associations in the Fifties and Sixties: Their “Influencing” Action on Politics Vanessa Pollastro, Economic History Department - Catholic University of Milan Discussant Bernd Brandl, University of Newcastle

TH04-04 Policy Legacies II: Flexibility & Policy Regimes

Thursday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton Werner Eichhorst, IZA TW2.1.01 Maria Carmen Gonzalez Menendez, University of Oviedo Participants Young people within and without the labor market during the Great Recession Niall O'Higgins, ILO Searching for Gaps: The Work-Related Values of the Young Generations Sik Endre, TURKI Gabor Hajdu, MTA TK SZI Tracing Convergence in Flexibility and Income Security for Youth during the Economic Crisis Janine Leschke, Copenhagen Business School, Department of Business and Politics Mairead Finn, Copenhagen Business School, Department of Business and Politics Wage and Consistency Between Education Level and Occupational Class of Young Workers in a Comparative Perspective Marianna Filandri, University of Turin Inequality and Job Polarization of the Youth Labor Market in Europe. Kariappa Bheemaiah, Grenoble Ecole de Management

113 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH06-04 Inequality of Wealth

Thursday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower Two Ive Marx, University of Antwerp

TW2.1.04 Participants Wealth Inequality in South Korea in a Comparative Perspective: Housing Wealth, Household Structure, and Institutional Contraints Byung You Cheon, Hanshin University Jun Ho Jeong, Kangwon University The Plight of Triple Precariousness: Low Income, Low Wealth and Inadequate Liquidity Sarah Kuypers, University of Antwerp The Relative Role of Socio-Economic Factors in Explaining the Change Distribution of Wealth in the US and the UK Eleni Karagiannaki, CASE, London School of Economics Causes and Consequences of the Racial Wealth Gap Across the Life Course Loriann Campbell, Cal State Northridge

TH07-04 Multilevel Governance and Industrial Relations in Southern European Thursday Countries (II)

4:00pm - 5:30pm Mixed Market Economies in the Recession: The Issues of Growth, Employment, and Equality Tower Two Session Organizer TW2.1.02 Francesco Ramella, University of Turin Participants Income Distribution and Economic Crisis of 2008: A Keynesian View Mario Ivan Dominguez Rivas, UNAM Social Partners' Experiences in Improving Welfare Provisions for Atypical Employment: The Case of Temporary Agency Work in Italy Marcello Pedaci, University of Teramo Regional Health Systems, Regional Employment Relations? The Case of Italy Manuela Galetto, University of Warwick

TH09-01 Regulatory Intermediaries 1

Thursday Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University TW2.3.04 Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College Participants Co-Regulating Transnational Risks: The State and International Credit Rating Agencies Judy van der Graaf, London School of Economics and Political Science Hardening Soft Law in Transnational Regulatory Settings: National Human Rights Institutions and the International Human Rights System Thomas Pegram, University College London Intermediaries in Regulatory Governance Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusaelm Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College

114 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-02 Organizational Inequality Mechanisms and Processes

Thursday Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower Two Andrew Penner, University of California

TW2.3.03 Moderator Martin Hällsten, Stockholm University Participants The Effects of Organisational Change on Wage Inequality in Germany Clemens Ohlert, University of Hamburg Deinstitutionalization of Social Closure: The Case of Japan Jiwook Jung, National University of Singapore Organizational Leaders and Their Socioeconomic Background: Effects on Sense of Control and Justice Perceptions Yanick Kemayou, Universitaet Paderborn From Organizational Inequality to Social Inequality: A Cross-Country Comparative Study in Morocco and Madagascar Laure Leglise, University of Aix Marseille Discussant Martin Hällsten, Stockholm University

TH15-04 Strategies for Coping with Uncertain Futures

Thursday Uncertain Futures in Economic Decision Making

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science TW2.1.03 Moderator Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Participants Facing Uncertainty: The Role of Norms and Formal Institutions as Shared Mental Models William Ferguson, Grinnell College Monetary Solidarity in Financial Integration: Payment Systems as Insurance Mechanisms for Stabilizing Expectations in Conditions of Uncertainty Waltraud Schelkle, London School of Economics Fishing for Customers: Uncertainty and the Microfoundations of the Taxi Market in Warsaw Marcin Serafin, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Micro-Entrepreneurship as a Safety Net for Economic Uncertainty for Mexican and U.S. Mothers F. Alethea Marti, UCLA Center for the Study of Women Discussant Richard Bronk, London School of Economics and Political Science

SP-01 SASE Presidential Address

Thursday Special Events

5:45pm - 6:45pm Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

Old Theatre Discussant Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University

115 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SP-02 SASE Welcome Reception

Thursday Special Events

7:00pm - 9:00pm Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

4th Floor Restaurant

B-09 New Directions in Latin American Development: Insights from Varieties of Friday Capitalism and Industry-based Studies

8:30am - 10:00am B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

Clement House Session Organizers Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College CLM.B.06 Richard Doner, Emory University Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants A Fork in the Upgrading Road: The Contrasting Ideologies and Business Models of the Nicaraguan Cheese Industry's Industrial Transformation Alberto Fuentes, Georgia Institute of Technology The Brazilian Industrial Restructuring: The Case of Garments and Textile Industry Robson Rocha, Aarhus University Producing Inequalities and Transnational Automakers. Case Study: Audi in San Jose Chiapa, Puebla Mexico. Juan Reyes Alvarez, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla German Sanchez, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla Varieties of Capitalism and the Study of Regional Development: The Case of the State of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Cristiano Monteiro, Universidade Federal Fluminense

B-10 Conceptual and Methodological Innovations in Development

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Re Thomas Piketty Treatment of Human Capital and the Problem of Stagnation David (Jed) Schwartz, non matriculated Collective Action, Inequality, and Development: Outline for a Theoretical Framework William Ferguson, Grinnell College A Simple, Powerful Way to Address National Inequalities More Effectively Donald W. Light, Rowan University

116 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-08 Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 1

Friday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Farah Dubois-Shaik, Université Catholique de Louvain TW1.2.03 Participants New Trends, Old Asymmetries. Gender Implications for the Emerging Generation of Researchers in Italy Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research Annalisa Murgia, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research Barbara Poggio, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research Work-Family Interference and Scientific Career Experience: The Case of Postdoctoral Research Fellows Bernard Fusulier, University of Louvain Pascal Barbier, University Paris 1 Sorbonne Academic Work, Gender and Family in Brazil: Time Experience Among Social Scientists Marina Cordeiro, Federal University from Rio de Janeiro / Cardiff University

C-09 Men in Predominately Female Occupations Part 1

Friday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Marie Buscatto, University Paris 1 Sorbonne TW1.2.04 Participants Equal Pay and Work-Life Balance: Negotiations and Actions in Danish Female and Male Dominated Companies Steen Navrbjerg, University of Copenhagen Men Who Strip for Women. Male Strippers in a Crossover Between Masculine Domination and Dominated Masculinity Virginie Blum, Centre Max Weber - Université Lumière Lyon 2 Male Speech Therapists and Family and Marriage Counsellors in France Today through Gendered Lenses: The Professional Benefits of a Blessed Minority Helene Bretin, Universite Paris 13 Laboratoire IRIS Claudine Philippe, Laboratoire IRIS Conditions, Process and Identity Consequences for Men in “Female” Occupations Marie Buscatto, University Paris 1 Sorbonne

117 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science D-01 Professionals, Economic Governance and Financial Policymaking

Friday D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Didier Demazière, Sciences Po James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University CLM.3.06 Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Participants The Beliefs Disseminated By the Brazilian and North American Business Discourse: A Comparative Reflection about Getulio Vargas Foundation (EAESP/FGV) and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business Karine Viana, UNESP/Araraquara Backing the Winners: Financial Policymaking and the Role of Professional Services Firms Manolis Kalaitzake, University College Dublin How Does the Company Secretary Create Corporate Value: A UK and Transnational Perspective Joseph Lee, University of Exeter Law School

E-09 Trade Unions and Inequality: Taking Stock of Two Decades of Analyses and Friday Reflections. A Seminar for Twenty Years of Transfer - European Review of Labor and Research 8:30am - 10:00am E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy Tower Two Session Organizers TW2.1.02 Maria Jepsen, European Trade Union Institute Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano Participants The Challenges of Modernisation: Towards a New Paradigm for Trade Unions in Europe Ulrich Mückenberger, Hamburg University Trade Unions and Interest Representation in the Context of Globalisation Richard Hyman, The London School of Economics and Political Science The Renaissance of National Corporatism: Unintended Side Effect of European Economic and Monetary Union or Calculated Response to the Absence of European Social Policy? Philippe Schmitter, European University Institute Discussants Roland Erne, University College Dublin Anke Hassel, Hertie School of Governance Maarten Keune, University of Amsterdam Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano

118 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-10 Author Meets Critics: "Good Times, Bad Times: The Welfare Myth of Them Friday and Us" by John Hills (Policy Press 2015)

8:30am - 10:00am E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Clement House Session Organizers Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva CLM.4.02 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Book Author John Hills, London School of Economics Critics Colin Crouch, University of Warwick Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics Stewart Lansley, University of Bristol

F-05 Clustering Strategies in Theory and Practice

Friday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants Fablabs the Italian Way: Emerging Patterns in the Creation of “Local Collective Goods” Cecilia Manzo, University of Teramo Francesco Ramella, University of Turin Localized Clustering of Entrepreneurship for Innovation: Social Capital and Institutional Determinants Francisco J. Granados, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Knowledge Transfer and Firm Learning in Developing Economy Clusters: Comparing the Role of Private and Public Intermediaries Ian Clarke, University of Greenwich Matias Ramirez, University of Sussex The Operationalization of Smart Specialization in Estonia Meelis Kitsing, MKM/EBS

G-12 Flexible and Precarious Work 3 - Well-Being

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

OLD.2.22 Participants Liberalisation Only at the Margins? The Growth of Contingent Work in German Core Manufacturing Sectors Chiara Benassi, Royal Holloway Fixed-Term Contracts and Subjective Insecurity: The Impact on Workers' Well-Being Shireen Kanji, Centre for Sustainable Work and Employment Futures, University of Leicester Changes in Job Stability on the French Labor Market and Its Impact on the Quality of the Working Life Delphine Remillon, INED Job Insecurity and Subjective Well-Being in Russia and Germany Tatiana Karabchuk, National Research University Higher School of Economics

119 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-13 Job Quality and Well-Being

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.3.05 Participants Trends in Job Quality during the Great Recession and the Debt Crisis (2007-2012): A Comparative Approach for the EU Christine Erhel, University Paris 1 Mathilde Guergoat-Lariviere, CNAM Employment Quality's Perceptions Among the Belgian Labor Force: The Emergence of a New Social Compromise Fabrice Travaglianti, ValoRH, ULg Amelie Dervaux, Lentic, HEC - ULg Laura Beuker, CRIS, ISHS - ULg Julie Gérard, CRIS, ISHS - ULg François Pichault, Lentic, HEC - ULg The Only Way Is up: The Recent Job Quality Trajectory in Australia Christopher Warhurst, University of Warwick Sally Wright, Warwick University Stephan Whelan, Sydney University Work, Worklessness and Well-Being: A Disaggregated Analysis of the Impact of Recession in the UK David Bayliss, University of Manchester

H-11 Alternative Arrangements with Corporate Governance Systems, and Their Friday Impact

8:30am - 10:00am H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

Clement House Session Organizers Sue Konzelmann, Birkbeck, University of London CLM.2.05 Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Moderator Sue Konzelmann, Birkbeck, University of London Participants 1. Explaining the Relationship Between Firm Performance and Corporate Governance of Dutch Non-Life Insurance Companies: Dutch Mutual and Commercial Insurance Companies Compared Frank Jan De Graaf, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences 2. Alternative Theories of Banking Corporate Governance in the Wake of the Financial Crisis: Lessons Learnt from the Case of the UK Co-Operative Bank Tim Lewis, Birkbeck College, University of London 3. Alternatives within Corporate ‘Ownership’ Donald Nordberg, Bournemouth University 4. Corporate Responsibility and the Idea of the Firm Laurence Cranmer, Birkbeck, University of London Centre for Corporate Governance and Ethics, Birkbeck College, University of London

120 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-12 Labor Relations in Times of Change and Flexibility

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants After the Social Crisis: The Transformation of Labor Relations and Work Organization at France Telecom Virginia Doellgast, London School of Economics Engaging with Flexibility and Security at the Company-Level: A Comparative Institutional Analysis Between Italy and Denmark Valentina Paolucci, IRRU, Warwick Business School When Are You Getting a Real Job? The Acceptance of Self-Employment in Denmark and the Incapability of Danish Labor Market Institutions Felix Behling, Maynooth University The Impact of Labor Market Flexibilisation on the First Transition to Adult Life in Different Welfare States: Does Contractual Stability Matter? Sonia Bertolini, University of Turin Discussant Nick Krachler, Cornell University

J-04 New Directions in the Study of the Welfare State

Friday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Waltraud Schelkle, London School of Economics Participants Labor Migration As a Social Right Waltraud Schelkle, London School of Economics Institutional Change and Human Rights: What Economics for the Right to Work? Manuel Branco, University of Évora Universalism ‘Crowds in’, Size ‘Crowds out’: The Paradoxical Relation Between the Welfare State and Social Capital Emanuele Ferragina, Sciences Po Resilient Inequality: The Disabled, the Law, and Street Vending in Sao Paulo Jacinto Cuvi Escobar, University of Texas at Austin The distribution of subjective well-being in Austria and EU-28 Franz Eiffe, Statistics Austria

121 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-09 The "State" of Legitimacy: Governance after Economic Crises in Advanced Friday and Emerging Economies

8:30am - 10:00am L: Regulation and Governance

Tower One Session Organizer Ana Maria Evans, Instituto de Ciéncias Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa TW1.1.04 Moderator Vivien Schmidt, Departments of International Relations and Political Science, Boston University; Center for the Study of Europe, Boston University Participants Mechanisms of Coordination and State Permeation: A Comparison of Large Emerging Economies Tobias Brink, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Goethe University Andreas Noelke, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Goethe University Facing Cyclical Crises: Political Responses of State Developmentalism in Brazil (2008- 2014) Renato Boschi, IESP/UERJ and INCT-PPED The Political Economy of the Transition from 'Emergence' to Crisis: India in the 21st Century Surajit Mazumdar, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University Understanding Russia's Statist-Patrimonial Capitalist Model through the Analysis of State- Business Power Relations Alexandra Vasileva, Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdam Exclusive Statism, Institutional Keyholders and Structural Asymmetries: The Resilience of Policy Capture in Portugal Ana Maria Evans, Instituto de Ciéncias Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa Discussants Andrew Schrank, Brown University Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics

L-10 Politics of Financial Crisis Management

Friday L: Regulation and Governance

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.01 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants Political Organization Matters: Comparing the Responses to the 2008 Crisis of the US Federal State,the Fuzzy EU Governance and the Chinese Party-State Robert Boyer, Institut des Amériques, France Thirteen Months: A Lesson in Crisis Containment Kathryn Judge, Columbia University The Policy Imaginary of Financial Stability in the Twin Crises of the EU Adorjan Istvan, University of Chicago Discussant John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside

122 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-08 Desarrollo Economico

Friday M: Spanish Language

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Rolando Cordera Campos, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Participants Brazil at a Crossroads: Searching for a Coherent Developmental Strategy André Moreira, UFRGS Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Sobre La Gran Transformacion De México: Modernizacion, Frustracion y Desarrollo Esquivo Rolando Cordera Campos, Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico Leonardo Lomeli, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Leonardo Lomeli, UNAM Democracia, Legitimacion y Falacias Ramon Nemesio Ruiz, Univ. de Valencia Structural Reforms and Institutional Presidency in Latin America Magna Inacio, Universidade Federal de MInas Gerais

N-09 Ethical Finance

Friday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University TW2.2.04 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Financial Capitalism and Its Critiques. Individualization and Collectivization of Responsibilities during the Libor Scandal Thomas Angeletti, University of Cambridge; FMSH Critique and Change through Ethical Banks? Normative Claims Between Autonomy and System Change Sarah Lenz, Goethe University Sustainability Accounting and Reporting: A Dilution of Social Sustainability? Stefanie Hiss, University of Jena Sebastian Nagel, University of Jena Bernd Teufel, University of Jena Daniela Woschnack, University of Jena The Good Measure of Others: Social Return on Investment and Its Role in Legitimacy- Seeking Emily Barman, Boston University Discussant Zeev Rosenhek, The Open University of Israel

123 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-10 People's Finance

Friday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Financial Retailers and Financial Inclusion in Chile Carolina Pinto, Universidad de Viña del Mar Crowdfunding in Sweden - Institutional Limits and Endogenous Possibilities. Tiziana Sardiello, Department of Sociology, Stockholm University The Extractive Success of Financial Systems: Microfinance and the Financialisation of Poverty Philip Mader, University of Basel Mental Accounting or Accounting for Mentalities? Socio-Cultural Influences on the Financialization of Peruvian Coffee Farmers Matthew Bird, Universidad del Pacifico Discussant Simone Polillo, University of Virginia

O-05 Resilience in Local Systems and Emerging Issues in Industrial District, Cluster Friday and Global Value Chain Analysis

8:30am - 10:00am O: Global Value Chains

Tower One Session Organizers Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova TW1.2.01 Joonkoo Lee, Hanyang University Khalid Nadvi, The University of Manchester Participants Describing the Change: Evolutionary Trajectories of Industrial Districts in Global Value Chains Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Task Trade, Global Production Networks and the Dynamics of Local Capability Formation: Evidence from India-ASEAN Network Trade and the Opposing Trajectories of Two First Tier Suppliers (TVS and BHEL) Meenu Tewari, UNC Chapel Hill Global Value Chains and Manufacturing: Which Role for Industrial Districts? Eleonora Di Maria, University of Padova Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group in Czech Republic and Slovakia: Global Value Chain Perspective in Search of Competitiveness Strategy in Europe Evgeni Evgeniev, VUZF University

124 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-09 Financial Actors and Institutions (I): Accounting Issues

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.03 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants How the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Encourages Stock-Market Manipulation, and Why It Undermines the Performance of the Economy William Lazonick, University of Massachusetts Lowell The Endogeneity of Law and the Constitution of the German Leasing Market: A Field-Level Perspective Jan Friedrich, Goethe Universitaet Matthias Thiemann, Goethe Universitaet Frankfurt Discussant Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe

P-10 Auditing (I): Institutional Perspectives

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe

TW1.1.02 Moderator Richard Macve, London School of Economics Participants The Future Structure of the Global Accounting and Auditing Profession: Western and Chinese Perspectives Richard Macve, London School of Economics The Beautiful Audit and the Useful Audit Systems of Worth: The Viewpoints of Big Four and Non-Big Four Audit Firms on Audit Quality Marion Brivot, Université Laval The Failure of Professional Networks to Detect and Expose Corporate Corruption Claudia Gabbioneta, Newcastle University

125 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-08 Asian Capitalisms and Global Finance III

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Institutional Legacies and the Differential Consequences of Neoliberal Housing Finance Policy: A Comparison of Germany, Spain, Japan, and South Korea Jin-Wook Shin, Chung-Ang University Enforce Reciprocally? Rules-Based Supervisory Approach and Collaborative Styles in Korean Financial Regulation Seung-Hun Hong, Australian National University

Q-09 Technology, Innovation and Industrial Upgrading III

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants The Origins and Transformation of the Growth Alliance in Guangdong, China Jieh-min Wu, Academia Sinica The State As a Mediator and Disabler: Economic Openness, Technological Catching-up, and Indigenous Innovation in Chinese Firms Junmin Wang, University of Memphis How Developmental Government Drives Industrial Upgrading By Innovation? Case of China's Pearl River Delta Wei Zhao, ESSCA School of Management Rediscovering Historically Alternative Capitalism: Industrial Transformation and a Decentralized Economy in Taiwan Michelle Hsieh, Academia Sinica

126 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH02-04 Financial Ecologies and Inclusion A

Friday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joe Deville, Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process Participants Banks in the Brazilian Favela: A Study of the Relations Between Bank Branches and Residents of an Urban Region Targeted By ‘Pacification’ Policies Lucia Muller, PUCRS The Domesticization of Income Support: The Case of the Italian Pre-Paid Electronic Social Card Valentina Moiso, CNR - National Research Council; University of Turin The Multiple Accounts of Financial Inclusion Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Discussant Orsi Husz, Uppsala University

TH04-05 Policy Legacies III: Labor Market Policies

Friday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Werner Eichhorst, IZA Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton TW2.1.01 Participants Five Characteristics of Youth Unemployment in Europe: Flexibility, Education, Migration, Family Legacies and EU Policy Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton Structural Constrains, Social Policies and Youth Unemployment Sebastian Sarasa, University of Pompeu Fabra Understanding the Policy Assumptions Made in Youth Employment Activation from a Capability Approach Valerie Egdell, Edinburgh Napier University Plus a Change? Innovation and Continuity in UK Youth Employment Policy in the Context of the Great Recession and Its Aftermath Arianna Tassinari, Institute for Employment Studies Sam Swift, Institute for Employment Studies Kari Hadjivassiliou, Institute for Employment Studies

127 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH05-01 Defining and Measuring Inequality/Poverty: Dynamic Approaches and Policy Friday Monitoring

8:30am - 10:00am Inequality of What? Social Monitoring and the Difficult Choice of Analytical Concepts and an Implementable Metric Tower Two Session Organizer TW2.1.03 Andrea Hense, Bielefeld University Participants Multidimensional Poverty Dynamics: Methodology and Results for 34 Countries Sabina Alkire, University of Oxford Longitudinal Measures of Labor-Market Inequality: What Could They Contribute to Public Discussion? The Case of Germany René Lehwe-Litzmann, Sociological Research Institute Did Poverty Reduction Reach the Poorest of the Poor? Assessment Methods in the Counting Approach Suman Seth, University of Oxford Where Do We Draw the Line? Suggesting a Threshold for Extreme Inequality Alice Krozer, University of Cambridge

TH06-05 Income Inequality, Well-Being and Social Cohesion

Friday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two Herman van de Werfhorst, University of Amsterdam

TW2.1.04 Participants Does Inequality Make People Unhappy? Evidence of the Link Between Inequality of Opportunity and Subjective Wellbeing in Europe Laura Ravazzini, University of Neuchatel Rising Income Inequality and Declining Social Cohesion in Europe Herman van de Werfhorst, University of Amsterdam Is It Real? Inequality and Self-Perception Philipp Poppitz, University Hamburg Subjective Wealth and Power Status, Status Inconsistency, and Psychological Health in China Lei Jin, Chinese University of Hong Kong

128 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH08-01 1 - Regions, Global Value Chains and Innovation Systems

Friday Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Phil Almond, De Montfort University Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal TW2.3.01 Tony Edwards, Kings College London Participants Fostering Comparative Advantage in French Regional Economies: The Role of Regional Institutional Actors and Multi-Level Institutional Resources in the Retention of FDI Andres Feandeiro, De Montfort University The Role of MNCs within the Global Aerospace Industry in Mexico Jorge Carrillo, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Redi Gomis, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte What Makes MNC-Policy Collaborations Work in Practice? Olga Tregaskis, University of East Anglia Embedding Multinational Firms in Regional Business Systems: Neoliberal and Social- Democratic Models in Spain Maria Carmen Gonzalez Menendez, University of Oviedo

TH09-02 Regulatory Intermediaries 2

Friday Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University TW2.3.04 Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College Participants Communitizing Regulatory Problems: The Effectiveness of the WTO's Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Committee as a Transnational Regulatory Intermediary Sungjoon Cho, Chicago-Kent College of Law Cecilia M. Suh, Funkhouser Vegosen Liebman & Dunn Ltd. Jacob Radecki, Chicago-Kent College of Law Liability Insurers as Regulatory Intermediaries in the Food Safety System Timothy Lytton, Albany Law School A Critical Look at the Concept of Regulatory Intermediaries in Food Safety Regulation Tetty Havinga, Radboud University The Politics of Regulatory Intermediation: European ICT Standardisation Morten Kallestrup, University of Southern Denmark

129 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-03 Organizational Inequality Regimes

Friday Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two Andrew Penner, University of California

TW2.3.03 Moderator Dustin Avent-Holt, Augusta State University Participants The Conditions of Parenthood in Organizations: An International Comparison Alena Krizkova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences Do Work-Family Policies Reduce Women's Employment Opportunities? A Firm-Level Analysis from Japan Eunmi Mun, Amherst College Leveling the Playing Field? Developmental Practices and Minority Representation in Professional Service Firms Elizabeth Gorman, Sociology, University of Virginia Fiona Kay, Professor, Sociology, Queen's University Who Gets and Who Gives Employer-Provided Benefits? Evidence from Matched Employer- Employee Data Tali Kristal, University of Haifa Discussant Dustin Avent-Holt, Augusta State University

TH11-01 Group 1 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Friday Capitalism

8:30am - 10:00am Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Marius Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Participants The Emergence of an Anti-Bourgeois Bloc in France Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne Plus a Change: Explaining Neoliberal Continuity in Chile and Estonia Aldo Madariaga, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) Who Turned Their Back on the SPD? Electoral Disaffection with the German Social Democratic Party and the Hartz Reforms Baptiste Francon, BETA Lorraine Discussant James Mosher, Ohio University

130 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH12-01 The Foundational Economy and the Conditions for Material Security

Friday The Foundational Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants The Financialization of a Social Housing Provider Rodrigo Fernandez, KU Leuven/University of Leuven Reorganisation for Material Security (Not Growth, Jobs and Redistribution) Karel Williams The Commodification and Financialisation of South African Housing Gilad Isaacs, SOAS; Wits University Financial Exclusion and Social Vulnerability: A Review of the Post-Crisis Situation in Spain. Marta De la Cuesta, UNED

TH13-01 No More Meltzer-Richard

Friday The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Tim Hicks, University College London TW1.3.02 Moderator Lucy Goodhart, Brandeis University Participants Insurance or Redistribution Motives? Behaviors and Beliefs in the Welfare State Henning Finseraas, Institute for Social Research The Redistributive Preferences of the Well-Off Elvire Guillaud, University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne (CES) Life-Course Income Curves in the Era of Middle Class Retrenchment, 1970-2011: Has Aggregate Income Stagnation Coincided with Individual Income Stagnation? Edo Navot, Columbia University; University of Haifa Discussant Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University

FP-05 Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Cultivation of Taste- Chefs and Friday the Organization of Fine Dining" by Christel Lane (Oxford University Press, 2014) 10:15am - 11:45am Featured Panels & Speakers Clement House Session Organizer CLM.7.02 Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Moderator Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Book Author Christel Lane, University of Cambridge Critics Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Pierre François, Sciences-Po Woody Powell, Stanford University Richard Whitley, University of Manchester

131 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science FP-06 SER: Meet the Editors

Friday Featured Panels & Speakers

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin

TW2.1.02 Discussants Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panth_on - Sorbonne Nina Bandelj, UC Irvine David Rueda, Oxford University

B-11 Neoliberalism, Global Linkages and Citizenship in Comparative Perspective

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants The Prospects of Egalitarian Capitalism in the Global South: Turkish Social Neoliberalism in Comparative Perspective Tim Dorlach, Koç University Imf's Discourse of the Liberalisation Reforms in Developing Economies: The Case of Macedonia Viktorija Mano, University of Roehampton Global Cities, Foreign SMEs and Access to Emerging Markets: A Conceptual and Empirical Research Discussion Pascal Wild, University of Geneva; School of Management Fribourg Between Consumption and Citizenship: The Invention of Brazil's New Middle Class and the Micro-Politics of Public Housing Moises Kopper, UFRGS

B-12 Globalization and Inequalities: Lessons from Comparative Case Studies

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.06 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants The Government of Georgia Policies Impacting Inequality Maia Margvelashvili, Tbilisi State University The Problem of Overcoming Poverty in Post-Soviet Georgia Nana Katsitadze, Tbilisi State University The Boomerang Effect of Russian Trade Policy Measures Against Estonia Meelis Kitsing, MKM/EBS The Effects of the Globalization in the Territory: Economic Inequality and Employment in Jalisco, Mexico Raquel Edith Rocha, Universidad de Guadalajara Rosario Yañez, Universidad de Guadalajara

132 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-10 Men in Predominately Female Occupations Part 2

Friday C: Gender, Work and Family

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Marie Buscatto, University Paris 1 Sorbonne TW1.2.04 Participants Ambivalent Gender Accountability. Male Florists in the Swiss Context Nicky Le Feuvre, University of Lausanne Isabelle Zinn, University of Lausanne; EHESS, Paris Teachers in Primary School: A Professional Access "Negotiated" Celine Delcroix, UPOND Yveline Jaboin, Jssate / /UBO How Do Men Who Attended a Predominately Female Education Program Keep-up in Predominately Female Occupations? Dominique Epiphane, CEREQ Of Petits Rats and Men. Boys Dancers Vocation Facing Gender Joel Laillier, university Toulouse 3 The Professional Changes As Support of the Male Presence in Midwifery Profession Philippe Charrier, CNRS/ Université Lyon 2

D-02 Contemporary Changes in Professional Labor Markets

Friday D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Didier Demazière, Sciences Po James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University CLM.3.06 Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Participants The Transformations of Knowledge Work in the Post-Crisis Economy: Digital Technologies, the Death of Unions, New Models of Work, New Forms of Inequality Alessandro Gandini, Middlesex University Explaining the Rise of Professional Certification in the United States: A Divergence of Professional and Organizational Interests? Kyle Albert, Cornell University Local Professional Managers in Globalized Organizations Christine Musselin, Sciences Po - CNRS Professional Labor Markets in Europe. Intermediaries, Conventions and Regulation Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen

133 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-11 Political Economy of Inequality

Friday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.04 Participants The Role of Innovative Entrepreneurship in Reducing Social Inequality Revaz Gvelesiani, Presenting Author Does Inequality Restore the Left/Right Political Axis? The German Case Andranik Tangian, Institute of Economic and Social Research, Hans-Boeckler- Foundation; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Labor Market Reform and Wage Inequality in South Korea Hyeon-Kyeong Kim, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Inequality: An Industrial Relations Perspective Isabel da Costa, CNRS-IDHES, ENS de Cachan

E-12 Author Meets Critics: "Governing Social Risks in Post-Crisis Europe" by Colin Friday Crouch (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2015)

10:15am - 11:45am E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Old Building Session Organizers Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex OLD.2.22 Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Book Author Colin Crouch, University of Warwick Critics Dorothee Bohle, Central European University Vivien Schmidt, Boston University Roland Erne, University College Dublin

F-06 Innovation, Innovation Policy, and Inequality

Friday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants The Innovation Problem, Innovation Policy, and Inequality Jason Potts, RMIT University Inequalities in the Research and Innovation Landscapes of EU Member States - State of the Affairs and Implications Anita Pelle, University of Szeged Analysing, Understanding and Shaping Social Innovation Giesecke Susanne, Austrian Institute of Technology Internet Connectivity and Income Inequality Johannes Bauer, Michigan State University

134 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-14 Gender, Work and Household in Post-Soviet Transformations

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Sarah Ashwin, London School of Economics

CLM.2.06 Participants The Curious Case of Social Investment States, Digital Taylorism and High Female Employment in the Baltic Sonja Avlijas, London School of Economics Gendered Engineering in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia Irina Kozina, Higher School of Economics Money, Power and Gender Inequality in Russian Households Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston University My Money, His Money, Our Money: On Gendered Discourses of Household Money Among Heterosexual Polish Couples Marta Olcoń-Kubicka, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences

G-15 Labor Market Networks

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.3.05 Participants Informal Network, Social Participation and Employment Sector Allocations in the Palestinian Labor Market Luca Andriani, Birkbeck University of London Knowing the Labor Market: The Economic Expertise of Youth Employment Counsellors Lea Lima, CNAM/LISE Occupational and Residential Trajectories of the Homeless and How These Interact Delphine Remillon, INED Fast-Paced Networks: How Varieties of Social Capital Impact Fashion Modeling Careers Ashley Mears, Boston University

135 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-13 Alternatives within the Political and Legal System

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Sue Konzelmann, Birkbeck, University of London Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples CLM.2.05 Moderator Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Participants 1. Re-Inventing Industrial Strategy: Insight from Elite Sport Systems Sue Konzelmann, Birkbeck, University of London 2. Fixing Finance: Comparative Approaches to Changing Firm Culture Cynthia Williams, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University 3. Organizational Law and the Alternatives to Capitalist Firms in Liberal Market Economies David Gindis, University of Hertfordshire 4. Directors' Duties on the Eve of Insolvency: An Analysis of the Competing Liability of Directors Under Insolvency and Environmental Legislation Following the Northstar Aerospace Insolvency Puri Poonam, York University Discussant Mathias Siems, Durham University

H-14 Institutional Voids and Dynamics

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants An Institutional Perspective on Firms' Efforts to Fulfill the Earnings Cult Guilhem Bascle, Louvain School of Management, Catholic University of Louvain The Institutional Dynamics of Transnational Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Evidence Alexander Ebner, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Obscure Forms of Corporate Governance in a German Non-Core Industry: A Historical and Comparative Institutionalist Analysis of the Retail Sector Michael Wortmann, Berlin School of Economics and Law The Economic Sociology of “Institutional Voids”: A Neofunctionalist View Kathleen Low, WU Vienna James Robins, WU Vienna Discussant Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London

136 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science J-05 Non-State Institutions in the Welfare State

Friday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Matthew Soener, The Ohio State University Participants The Changing Linkage of Family Members in Welfare Institutions Julia Höppner, Hamburg University Ralf Och, University of Hamburg Control Versus Capacity: The Dilemma of Marketization in Employment Services Ian Greer, Cornell University; University of Greenwich Firms and Labor Market Regulation Sara Watson, Ohio State University

L-11 The Economic Extension of the State Beyond Domestic Borders and Friday Implications for Market Governance

10:15am - 11:45am L: Regulation and Governance

Tower One Session Organizers Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics TW1.1.04 Tim Vlandas, Reading University Moderator Andreas Noelke, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Goethe University Participants Foreign Direct Investment and Territorial Economic Development: The Extra-Territorial Dimension Nicholas Phelps, University College International Change and National Responses: Social Coalitions and Patent Politics in Latin America in the 1990s Ken Shadlen, London School of Economics A Quest for Significance: How Gulf Oil Monarchies Leverage Their Wealth to Acquire International Status Steffen Hertog, London School of Economics Overseas State Investors in Domestic Markets: France and German Policies Towards Equity Investment By Sovereign Wealth Funds Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics Discussant Andreas Noelke, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Goethe University

137 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-12 Governance By Rule? The Changing Role of Rules and Their Limits

Friday L: Regulation and Governance

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.01 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University Participants The Changing State-Media Relations Since the Chinese Economic Reform Xuan Jin, University of California at Berkeley Solidarity, Markets, and the Regulation of Flood Risks: Insurance and Its Limits Kristian Krieger, Université Catholique de Louvain Non-Compliance with Labor Law: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Findings Karen Jaehrling, University of Duisburg-Essen Sustained Cooperation and Flexible Enforcement in Local Institutions Atul Pokharel, Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University Discussant Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University

M-09 Crisis, Austeridad y Bienestar

Friday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.03 Julimar Bichara, UAM Moderator Carmen Diaz-Roldan, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Participants Politicas De Gasto En Tiempos De Crisis: Es Posible La Austeridad? Carmen Diaz-Roldan, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Grade Retention and Academic Performance in Spain: An Approach by a Pseudo-Panel Mauro Mediavilla, University of Valencia The Impact of Economic Crisis on Pensions Systems: A Reform Towards Shrinking and Devaluing Pensions in Spain? Borja Suarez Corujo, Lecturer in Labor Law (Autonomous University) 2012 VAT Reform in Spain: The Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages Case, Welfare Consequences Javier Garcia, University of the Basque Country

138 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-10 Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo y Crisis En La UE/1

Friday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Participants El Coste De Derechos De Zdistinto Nivel? Negociacion Colectiva De Autonomos y Garantia De Competencia Maria Rosa Vallecillo, Universidad de Jaen La Eficiencia en el Plan Anual De Politica De Empleo. Evaluacion de los Indicadores Juan Jesus Gutierrez, Universidad de Jaen Competencia Sindical y Efectos Sobre La Conflictividad Laboral En La Negociacion Colectiva. El Caso De España. Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo, Flexibilidad y Crisis Economica Laura Perez Ortiz, Universidad Autónoma Madrid

O-06 The Local-Global Nexus and the Sustainability Challenge

Friday O: Global Value Chains

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Joonkoo Lee, Hanyang University TW1.2.01 Khalid Nadvi, The University of Manchester Participants Global and Local Governance of Clusters in the Extended Supplier Networks of Cotton Garments Sold in the UK and Produced in India Rachel Alexander, University of Manchester Local Responses to Global Market Pressures in the Textile and Apparel Industry: Evidence from Six Northern Italian Companies Ruggero Golini, University of Bergamo Industrial Clusters and the Institutionalization of Corporate Social Responsibility in Developing Countries: The Role of International Donor Funding Anjum Fayyaz, Lahore University of Management Sciences Dynamic Informal Clusters of E-Waste Processing in India Somjita Laha, University of Manchester

139 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-11 Financial Actors and Institutions (II): Social Construction of Value

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe

TW1.1.03 Moderator Thierry Kirat, University Paris Dauphine Participants How Social Categories Affect Market Prices Sheen Levine, The University of Texas at Dallas Conflicted Calculations: Climate Change and the Mapping and Pricing of Flood Risk in New York City Rebecca Elliott, UC Berkeley Discussant Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management

P-12 Auditing (II): Implementation Issues in Developing Countries

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.02 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Yousuf Kamal, University of Dhaka Participants Stakeholders' Perceptions about Social Audit: Does It Work in the Developing Country Context? Yousuf Kamal, University of Dhaka Models of Economics Development and Accounting Practices in Colombia Aida Calvo, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Audit Committee Financial Expertise and Audit Report Lag: Malaysia Further Insights Zalailah Salleh, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu The Effect of Governance on the Valuation of Related Party Transactions: Evidence from East Asia Akmalia Ariff, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu

140 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-10 Technology, Innovation and Industrial Upgrading IV

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Alternative Strategies for Technological Ascent? China versus Japan Andrew Tylecote, University of Sheffield Coordination & Collaboration at High-Tech Districts in Japan and China Dennis McNamara, Georgetown University Evolution of East Asian Capitalism: A Comparative Case Study on Flat Panel Display Industry in Japan and South Korea Hyunkyu Do, University of Manchester

Q-11 Varieties and Diversity of Asian Capitalisms II

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants The Dynamics of Sino-Capitalism: Theoretical Implications of China's Emergent Form of Capitalism Christopher McNally, Chaminade University The Social Order of Chinese Capitalism: Socio-Economic Uncertainty, Communist Party Rule, and Economic Development, 1990-2000 Julian Gruin, University of Oxford Re-Combinant Property and Modes of Regulation in China's Emergent Capitalism: Insights from Core Manufacturing Industries Boy Luethje, IfS Frankfurt/Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou

141 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH02-05 Financial Ecologies and Inclusion B

Friday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joe Deville, Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process Participants Public Policies, Financial Inclusion and Inequalities: A Review of Recent Trends in India and Mexico Solene Morvant, University of Geneva, Faculté des Sciences de la Société Cyril Fouillet, ESSCA Business School Proof of Trust or Modern Money? Domesticizing Credit Cards in the 1960s and 1970s Sweden Orsi Husz, Uppsala University Domesticizing Credit Data: Payday Lenders and the Scraping of Online Information Joseph Deville, Goldsmiths, University of London Discussant Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School

TH03-05 The Changing Pattern of Employers' Collective Action

Friday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 10:15am - 11:45am

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants The Strange Non-Death of Employer and Business Associations: The Development and Transformation of Employer and Business Associations in Europe Bernd Brandl, University of Newcastle Adapting to Change: Employers' Organisations in Contemporary Britain Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Structure and Competing Logics: The Art of Shaping Interests within German Employers' Associations Martin Behrens, WSI Hans Böckler Stiftung Discussant David Yeandle, Member of Employers' Group at European Economic and Social Committee

142 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH04-06 Policy Legacies IV: The Role of Insitutions

Friday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Andy Hodder, University of Birmingham Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton TW2.1.01 Participants The Interrelationships between the Europe 2020 Social Inclusion Indicators Andras Gabos, TARKI Social Research Institute Can Welfare and Labor Market Regimes Explain Cross-Country Differences in Unemployment of Young People During the Crisis? Dennis Tamesberger, Chamber of Labor Youth Transition Trajectories Across Europe: The Role of Institutional Background Gabriele Mazzolini, DEM, University of Trento The Youth Guarantee: A Case of Europeanisation of ALMP? Margherita Bussi, University of Geneva; ETUI

TH05-02 Happiness / Subjective Well-Being and Its Determinants

Friday Inequality of What? Social Monitoring and the Difficult Choice of Analytical Concepts and an Implementable Metric 10:15am - 11:45am

Tower Two Session Organizer Ortrud Lessmann, Helmut-Schmidt University TW2.1.03 Participants Can Happiness Provide New Insights into Social Inequality? Evidence from Japan Yoko Niimi, Asian Growth Research Institute Measuring and Explaining Self-Perceived Employment Risks Andrea Hense, Bielefeld University On Well-Being and Social Justice: The Case for an Objective Account Annie Austin, University of Manchester

TH06-06 Intergenerational Wealth Inequality

Friday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Ive Marx, University of Antwerp

TW2.1.04 Participants How Rigid Is the U.S. Wealth Structure? Inter- and Multi-generational Correlations in Family Wealth Fabian Pfeffer, University of Michigan Staying Rich or Getting Richer? Inheritance and Private Wealth Accumulation in 13 European Countries Philipp Korom, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies The Impact of Intergenerational Transfers on the Distribution of Wealth: An International Comparison Charles Yuji Horioka, Asian Growth Research Institute Family Wealth and Children's Educational Outcomes in Sweden: An Extended Family Approach Martin Hällsten, Stockholm University The Impact of Inheritances in the Portuguese Wealth Distribution Carlos Farinha Rodrigues, CEMAPRE - Lisbon School of Economics and Management

143 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH08-02 2 - Multinationals and National Employment Models

Friday Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Phil Almond, De Montfort University Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal TW2.3.01 Tony Edwards, Kings College London Participants The Organizational Consequences of Host Country Institutions on MNEs: The Case of Work and Employment Relations Chris Brewster, University of Reading Michael Brookes, University of Newcastle The Distinctiveness of Employment Relations within Multinationals: Empirical Evidence on Patterns of Developmental Concerns Jacques Belanger, Laval University Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven Nadja Doerflinger, KU Leuven Expatriation Strategies for the Adaptation of Employment Modes to Different Market Economies Johannes Meuer, University of Zurich Multinational Companies and Host-Country Institutions: A Comparative Case Study of Vocational Education and Training in Turkey Vildan Tasli, Manchester Business School

TH09-03 Regulatory Intermediaries 3

Friday Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University TW2.3.04 Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College Participants Farm to Flight: Orchestration, Social Networks and the Transnational Environmental Governance of Aviation Lasse Folke Henriksen, Copenhagen Business School Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Big Third Party Certifiers and the Construction of Transnational Regulation Jean-Pierre Galland, Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech, LATTS, IFRIS Behind Institutional Diffusion: The Case of the I.L.O. Domestic Workers Convention in Latin America Lorena Poblete, PIIRS, Princeton University; CIS-CONICET/IDES

144 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-04 Hiring, Selection, and Sorting Processes

Friday Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Andrew Penner, University of California

TW2.3.03 Moderator Are Hermansen, University of Oslo Participants Best in Class? The Returns on Endorsement in Business School Admissions Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Insitute of Technology Sorting Teachers into Schools: Teacher Hiring and the Reproduction of Inequality Emily Penner, Stanford University Protecting Hiring Managers from Themselves: Organizational Dynamics and Discriminatory Online Candidate Screening Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University Should We Clash or Should I Go? The Impact of Low Wage and Bad Working Conditions on the Exit/Voice Trade-Off Zinaida Salibekyan, CEE Discussant Are Hermansen, University of Oslo

TH11-02 Group 2 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Friday Capitalism

10:15am - 11:45am Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Philippe Schmitter, European University Institute Participants Cost of Democracy: Changing Aspects of Modern Democracy Hiroshi Shiratori, Hosei University Economic Crises and Democratic Accountability Philippe Schmitter, European University Institute Precarity and No Resistance? Towards an Explanation of an Apparent Paradox in Western Societies Svenja Flechtner, University of Flensburg Gloria Kutscher, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Department of Management, Institut for Gender and Diversity in Organizations Discussant Erik Bengtsson, University of Gothenburg

145 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH12-02 Food, Culture and Consumption in the Foundational Economy

Friday The Foundational Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants Foundational Economy from the Bottom-up: The Case of Alternative Food Networks Filippo Barbera, University of Torino Joselle Dagnes, University of Torino Integrated Risk Management to Measure the Performance of the Agri-Food Sector. Maria Jesus Munoz, University Jaume I The “Broken Promises” of Large Retail Sector in Italy: A Case Study on Grocery Market Applying Foundational Economy Approach Davide Arcidiacono, University of Catania Italy as a Cultural Disneyland: The Marketisation Policies of Cultural Heritage within the Conceptual Framework of the Foundational Economy Emiliano Bevilacqua, University of Salento Ferdinando Spina, University of Salento

TH13-02 No More Material Interests

Friday The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Tim Hicks, University College London TW1.3.02 Moderator Deborah Mabbett, Birkbeck Participants Disentangling Preferences for Multi-Dimensional Policies: A Conjoint Experiment Paul Marx, University of Southern Denmark Opportunity Matters: Inequity-Aversion and Attitudes Towards Redistribution in Europe and the United States Bastian Becker, Central European University Whose News? How Economic News Responds to the Distribution of Gains and Losses Timothy Hicks, University College London Discussant Ignacio Jurado, University of York

FP-07 Featured Speaker Mariana Mazzucato (University of Sussex) - Innovation and Friday Inequality: A Different Interpretation

12:00pm - 1:00pm Featured Panels & Speakers

Peacock Theatre Session Organizers Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Peacock Theatre David Marsden, London School of Economics Speaker Mariana Mazzucato, University of Sussex

146 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science FP-08 Featured Speaker Nancy DiTomaso (Rutgers University) - Race and Politics in Friday the U.S.: The American Non-Dilemma

12:00pm - 1:00pm Featured Panels & Speakers

Clement House Session Organizers Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Hong Kong Theatre David Marsden, London School of Economics Speaker Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers University

FP-09 Featured Speaker Stephen Machin (University College London) - What Do We Friday Know about the Causes of Growing Wage Inequality?

12:00pm - 1:00pm Featured Panels & Speakers

Old Building Session Organizers Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Old Theatre David Marsden, London School of Economics Speaker Stephen Machin, University College London; LSE

A-05 Urban Communities and Communitarian Ideals

Friday A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid

CLM.3.05 Participants Citizens' Giving Behavior in Urban China: Findings from Beijing, Guangzhou and Kunming Tao Lin, Peking University Coordination Design in Networks and the Scope of Care Access Improvement: Evidence from Care Production for Rare Diseases Alexandra Le Chaffotec, Paris School of Business Architects, Planners, and Anarchists: Reimagining Urbanity for Communities in Decline Robin LeBlanc, Washington and Lee University

B-13 The Political Economy of the Middle-Income Trap

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House Richard Doner, Emory University

CLM.3.06 Participants Why Is It a Trap: The Political Economy of the Middle-Income Trap Ben Schneider, MIT Spurred to Upgrade: A Review of Triggers of Change in the Global Value Chain Literature Albert Fuentes, Georgia Institute of Technology Elite Preferences, Policy Influence and the Middle-Income Trap Stefan Panther, Europa-Universitat Flensburg Escaping from the Middle Income Trap: Does Nationality Matter for Innovation in Latin America? Eva Paus, Mt. Holyoke

147 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-14 FDI and OFDI

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Ofdi Promotion Policies in Emerging Economies: The Brazilian and Chinese Strategies Luiz Caseiro, University of São Paulo On Maquila, Diamonds and Telecom: Building a Theoretical Classification of FDI in Developing Countries Iliana Olivie, Elcano Royal Institute Multilatinas’ Reputation at a Crossroads: Accounting for their Social Irresponsibility across Different Institutional Environments Elisa Giuliani, Università di Pisa Productive Capacity, Diversification and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in LDC Helio Henkin, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

C-11 Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 2

Friday C: Gender, Work and Family

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Farah Dubois-Shaik, Université Catholique de Louvain TW1.2.03 Participants Bridging the Gap Between Life and Work for Female Academics: The Role of Leadership Gulsun Saglamer, Istanbul Technical University Scientific Careers and Work-Life Balance: Striking a Balance Between Services (Inadequate) and Family Life (Asymmetric) Silvia Cervia, Pisa University Rita Biancheri, Pisa University Gender, Work and Family in French Academia: A Case Study Viviane Albenga, Sciences Po Gender, Work and Flexible Careers Across the Life Course Jennifer Tomlinson, University of Leeds

E-13 Organizing Work and Workers

Friday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.04 Participants Manufacturing in Europe, 1995-2010: Reconfiguring Interests and Institutions Amy Healy, NUI Maynooth Interests and Interest Representation of White Collar Workers in the German Manufacturing Sector: Opportunity Structures, Framing and Resources Thomas Haipeter, University of Duisburg-Essen The Spatial Politics of Work Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Architectural Autonomy from Building Labor Will Thomson, NYU

148 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-14 State Intervention and Public Policy

Friday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.3.01 Participants Contemporary Industrial Policy in North America: Navigating Economic Transition Dan Herman, Balsillie School of International Affairs Fiscal Policy, Wealth and Income Distribution Nora Ampudia, Universidad Panamericana Campus Guadalajara Innovation Contests and the Role of Public Agencies in the USA Isabelle Liotard, CEPN University of Paris 13 Professionalization As a Consequence of State Form: The Political Economy of Skill Development and Professionalization in the United States and English Ambulance Services Heather Elliott, University of Michigan

F-07 Labor Regimes, Public Policies, and Innovation

Friday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants When Does the Private Sector Make Use of Public Labs? New Data on Work for Others Agreements in the Department of Energy Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Barriers Against Innovation and Stable Employment: The Case of Video Games Development in Germany, Sweden, and Poland Christina Teipen, Berlin School of Economics and Law Firms' Strategies and Institutions: International Competition and the Fate of German Solar Photovoltaic Companies Maria Allen, Manchester Metropolitan University Business School Do High Dismissal Costs Lead to More Innovation? Evidence from OECD Panel Data Na Zou, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main

149 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-16 Gender Inequality

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

OLD.2.22 Participants Austerity and Gender Equality in Two Flexible Labor Markets: The Cases of Spain and the UK Jill Rubery, The University of Manchester Employment and Non-Employment: A Gender Perspective Mathilde Guergoat-Lariviere, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, LIRSA & CEE Explaining Gender Discrimination in the Employment and Earnings of Engineering Graduates in India Pradeep Choudhury, Institute for Studies in Industrial Development Marriage Market and the Distribution of Returns to Higher Education: A Dynamic Microsimulation Perspective for France Pierre Courtioux, EDHEC Business School

G-17 Measuring Skills

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.B.06 Participants A Task Based Approach to Assessing Skills Matthew Bidwell, The University of Pennsylvania Measuring the Specificity of Occupational Training Curricula and Labor Market Flexibility Christian Eggenberger, University of Zurich Evaluating Continuing Vocational Training: An Activity Theory Approach Michela Bolis, Catholic University of Milan Skills Forecasting: What Lessons Can Be Drawn for Education and Training Policies in Germany? Nicola Duell, Economix Research & Consulting; University of Applied Sciences

G-18 Pay and Incentives

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.1.01 Participants Working from Home: What Is the Effect on Employees' Effort? Kira Pauka, University of Basel Fair Wages and Employee Effort: Microeconometric Evidence Patric Diriwaechter, University of Basel Performance-Oriented Practices and Outsourcing in Voluntary Organizations in the UK Bethania Antunes, University of Greenwich Ownership, Governance, and Pay in Britain Andrew Pendleton, University of Durham

150 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-19 Socio-Economics of Labor Markets

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.1.02 Participants Labor Market Segmentation and Youth Employment Insertion in France: A Job-Finding Channels Approach Guillemette de Larquier, Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi; Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, EconomiX Géraldine Rieucau, Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi; Paris 8, LED A Socio-Economic Perspective Labor Markets David Marsden, London School of Economics Organised Crime and Labor Markets in the Southern Italy: Some Considerations on Inequality, Power and Trust. Carmelo Provenzano, University Kore of Enna Socio-Economic Typology of Employment: Labor and Educational Constituents Arkadiy Tuchkov, St.-Petersburg State Economic University; Leningrad State University n.a. A.S.Pushkin

G-20 Skills and Training

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.2.04 Participants Labor Market of Knowledge Workers: Innovation and Inequality in Brazil Patricia Rivero, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - NEPP-DH/UFRJ Does Less Wage Compression Lead to Less Training in Germany? An Expansion of Acemoglu and Pischke's Model of Training in Imperfect Labor Markets Renate Neubaeumer, University of Koblenz-Landau; IAB research fellow; IZA research fellow Unfilled Training Places in Germany: Regional and Company-Specific Determinants Ute Leber, Institute for Employment Research (IAB) Occupational Transitions of Youth in Europe. Evidence from Four European Countries Valentina Goglio, European Commission - Joint Research Center Roberto Rizza, University of Bologna

151 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-15 Alternatives within National Financial Systems: Innovation, Heterogeneity, Friday Sustainability

2:15pm - 3:45pm H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

Clement House Session Organizers Sue Konzelmann, Birkbeck, University of London CLM.2.05 Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Moderator Donald Nordberg, Bournemouth University Participants 1. Alternatives within an Isomorphic Field: Theorizing and Measuring Heterogeneity in Italian Banking, 1994-2012 Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples 2. Alternatives Cubed: Alternative Currencies, Payment Systems and Finance Providers David Bholat, Bank of England 3. Adaptability of the Grameen Model in the Context of the UK Asif Aftab Kalam, Birkbeck, University of London 4. Balancing Trust and Control Mechanisms in Building Effective Client Relationships: A Case-Study of an Indian Microfinance Institution Viresh Amin, Birkbeck, University of London Centre for Corporate Governance and Ethics Discussant Luca Andriani, Birkbeck University of London

H-16 The Emergence of New Markets

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants The Taming of Pants: Sorting as Production of Docile Objects in the Secondhand Clothing Market Emma Greeson, University of California San Diego Trust and Power: Supply Chain Organization and Patterns of Competition in the French, Italian, and German Quality Wine Markets Betsy Carter, University of California Irvine Open to Competition? The Role of Competitive Intensity in the Legitimization of Young, Innovative Ventures D. Whittaker, University of Oxford Antje Fiedler, University of Auckland Is Machiavelli Relevant to the Contemporary Art World? Anna Dempster, Sotheby's Institute of Art Discussant Emily Erikson, Yale University

152 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science J-06 Welfare State and Inequality

Friday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Martin Schuerz, Oesterreichische Nationalbank Participants Private Wealth Across European Countries: The Role of Income, Inheritance and the Welfare State Martin Schuerz, Oesterreichische Nationalbank Welfare State and Industrial Transformations: The Dynamics of Inequality and the Challenge of Policy Alignment. Hassan Akram, Wake Forest University Antonio Andreoni, SOAS University of London Overcoming the Pitfalls of Decommodification and Generosity Indices: Towards a FSQCA- Based Index of Welfare Stateness Efe Savas, Bilkent University Thomas Picketty's Opus Magnum on Inequality in Light of John Rawl's Property-Owning Democracy Diani Morad, Doha Institute In-Work Poverty: Role of Capitalist Institutions in Central Europe Pavol Babos, Comenius University; Institute for Forecasting, Slovak Academy of Sciences Welfare State and Industrial Transformations: The Dynamics of Inequality and the Challenge of Policy Alignment. Hassan Akram, Wake Forest University Antonio Andreoni, SOAS University of London

L-13 A New EU? Transformative Consequences of the Eurozone Crisis

Friday L: Regulation and Governance

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.04 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants Minor Changes, Major Consequences? How the Procedural Rules of the New European Economic Governance Regime Affect the Asymmetry Between Liberalization and Social Regulation in the EU Daniel Seikel, Institute for Economic and Social Research (WSI) in the Hans-Böckler- Foundation Europeanization of Social Policies: Benchmarking the Implementation of the European Social Dialogue Agreements Thomas Prosser, Cardiff University Eurozone Governance and the Asymmetric Distribution of the Costs of Adjustment: The Contingent Influence of the Ideas of Policy-Makers Michel Goyer, Birmingham Business School Austicurity? Unpacking EU Labor Market Policy in the Aftermath of the Financial Crash Thomas Hastings, Research Associate Discussant Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam

153 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-11 Desigualdad Econ_mica y Social/1

Friday M: Spanish Language

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Alcides Goularti Filho, UNESC Participants Earnings Distribution of Cuban Immigrants in the United States: Evidence from Quantile Regression. Aleida Cobas Valdes, Universidad del Pais Vasco Politicas De Austeridad y Desigualdad: El Caso Español Carlos Claramunt, Universidad de valencia Crecimiento, Educacion y Desigualdad Social en Brasil: Invirtiendo Las Prioridades Alcides Goularti Filho, UNESC Giani Rabelo, UNESC Marginacion, Pobreza y Desigualdades En Localidades Indigenas De Chiapas, México Jorge Lopez Arevalo, UNACH Financialization, Non-Financial Corporations and Income Inequality Ignacio Alvarez, Complutense Institute of International Studies (ICEI)

N-11 Author Meets Critics: "Conservatives Versus Wildcats: A Sociology of Friday Financial Conflict" by Simone Polillo (Stanford University Press 2013)

2:15pm - 3:45pm N: Finance and Society

Clement House Session Organizer Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego CLM.7.02 Book Author Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Critics Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Sabine Montagne, CNRS Leon Wansleben, London School of Economics

154 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-12 Household Debt I

Friday N: Finance and Society

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Private Debt, Public Virtues: On the Relationship Between Welfare and Household Debt Martino Comelli, SciencesPo, Paris Historical Institutionalism and the Comparative Study of Bankruptcy Law Iain Ramsay, Kent Law School University of Kent Why Is There No Household Debt in Germany - Or Is There? Policy Regimes and the Institutional Analysis of Credit Daniel Mertens, Goethe-University Discussant Mikolaj Lewicki, University of Warsaw

O-07 The Importance of Place in GVC Analysis

Friday O: Global Value Chains

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Gary Gereffi, Duke University Mari Sako, University of Oxford TW1.2.01 Tim Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Participants Restructured Global Value Chains and Reconfigured Urban Space: The Case of Apparel Value Chains in the Guro Industrial Complex, Seoul, Korea Gwanho Park, Hanyang University Industrial Downgrading? The Television Industry in Mexico. Technological Change and Cluster ‘Deformation’ Redi Gomis, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Managing Product Innovation in Global Value Chains: Why Co-Location Still Matters Giulio Buciuni, Ca' Foscari University of Venice Vladi Finotto, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia The Cross-Border Region Between Mexico and the United States and the Expansion of the Global Production Networks Maria del Rosio Barajas, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte/San Diego State University

155 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-13 Financial Actors and Institutions (III): Rise and Shortcomings of International Friday Finance

2:15pm - 3:45pm P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Tower One Session Organizers Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe TW1.1.03 Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Jean-Baptiste Pons, Mines Paristech Participants Framing International Finance and Its Regulation: The Pioneering Experience of the Euromarkets Jean-Baptiste Pons, Mines Paristech From the Hybridisation of the French Banking Model to the Rise of Global Leaders: The French State's Key Role in Developing Asset Management Nicolas Bedu, GREThA, University of Bordeaux Caroline Granier, GREThA, University of Bordeaux Consumption and Credit in Run-up to Crisis and in the Efforts to Overcome Recession Maria Lissowska, Warsaw School of Economics

P-14 Auditing (III): Regulatory Architectures

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.02 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants Lawyers, Accountants and Financial Analysts: The ‘Architects’ of the New EU Regime of Corporate Accountability David Monciardini, Exeter University, Business School The Accounting Court: Some Speculations on Why Not? Pamela Strickland, Methodist University Discussant Richard Macve, London School of Economics

156 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-12 Technology, Innovation and Industrial Upgrading V

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Evolving Institutional and Organisational Structures for Biopharmaceutical Innovation in South Korea Dirk Johann, University of Frankfurt Entrepreneurial Capabilities and the State: The Emergence of Korea's on-Line Gaming Industry Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt The Impact of Socio-Economic Institutions on Technology Development Strategies in Asia Richard Whitley, University of Manchester

Q-13 Inequalities and Welfare I

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Institutional Transformation and the Political Economy of Inequality in Japan Taka Suzuki, Ohio University War and Authoritarianism in the Formation of the Japanese Welfare State Anna Skarpelis, New York University Land Expropriation Protests in China: An Exploratory Study of ‘Rights’, Guanxi, and Mobilization Yin Wah Chu, Hong Kong Baptist University

157 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH02-06 Multiple Currencies A

Friday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joe Deville, Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process Participants Mapping Dollar Transactions: Usdollar Uses and Meanings in Argentine Economy Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento; Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Ariel Wilkis, Universidad Nacional de San Martin Counting on Change: What Currency Can Tell Us about Inequality in Haiti Erin Taylor, ICS-UL Gold-Based Financial Histories in the Silk-Reeling Industry in South India Nithya Joseph, CEIAS, EHESS, Paris Discussant Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po

TH03-06 The Different Roles of Employers' Organisations in Employment Relations

Friday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants Employer Engagement in Welfare to Work Programmes: A Comparative Analysis of the UK and Denmark Jo Ingold, University of Leeds Danat Valizade, University of Leeds From Industry to Issue-Based Association: Changing Forms of Collective Action Amongst UK Employers Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Policy Preferences and Political Influence: The Role Employer Organisations in the Making of Labor Immigration Policy Chris F. Wright, University of Sydney Employer Association at Work: Competitive Tripartism and the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF) 1980-2000 Peter Sheldon, School of Management, University of New South Wales Discussant Edmund Heery, Cardiff University

158 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH04-07 Youth Voice I: Representation at Work

Friday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Andy Hodder, University of Birmingham Lefteris Kretsos, University of Greenwich TW2.1.01 Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton Participants Trade Unions and Young Workers in Seven EU Countries Maarten Keune, University of Amsterdam Trade Union Youth Sections and Social Media - Evidence from the UK Andy Hodder, University of Birmingham Trade Union Renewal through Young Workers: Adaptation Process of Two Union Organizations in Canada Melanie Laroche, Université de Montréal Who Needs Whom? Trade Unions and the Youth in Belgium Nadja Doerflinger, KU Leuven - CESO Mind the Gap: Youth and Trade Unions in Spain Oscar Molina, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona

TH05-03 Multidimensional Measurement of Quality of Life and Capabilities

Friday Inequality of What? Social Monitoring and the Difficult Choice of Analytical Concepts and an Implementable Metric 2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two Juergen Kaedler, SOFI Göttingen TW2.1.03 Participants Inequalities in Capabilities in Europe and the Impact of the Crisis: Latest Findings Using the European Quality of Life Survey Polly Vizard, CASE, London School of Economics Inequality of What? Socioeconomic Reporting and Capability, Participation and Precariousness Ortrud Lessmann, Helmut-Schmidt University A Model to Measure Inequalities and Quality of Life Graciela Tonon, Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora Towards a Multidimensional Poverty Index for Germany Nicolai Suppa, TU Dortmund

159 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH06-07 Inequality: A Broader View

Friday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two Abigail McKnight, London School of Economics Wiemer Salverda, University of Amsterdam TW2.1.04 Participants Against Monocausal Analysis of Growing Inequality: Interdependent and Complementary Inequality Regimes in the World Robert Boyer, Institut des Amériques, France Unpicking Piketty Michael Roberts, Independent Researcher Inequality in China: Change and Prospects Frank Cowell, London School of Economics Social Mobility in Europe Anna Ludwinek, Eurofound

TH09-04 Regulatory Intermediaries 4

Friday Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizers Tower Two David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University TW2.3.04 Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College Participants Trust Problems in Interdependent Regulatory Chains Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University The Colonization of U.S Financial Regulation By Credit Ratings during the Interwar Period (1926-1938) Pierre Penet, IHEID Geneva The Asymmetric Role of States in Empowering and Dis-Empowering Transnational Regulatory Intermediaries: Insights from the Case of Credit Rating Agencies Andreas Kruck, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich From Private Governance to State Regulation of Ethical Markets? Sara Jane McCaffrey, Franklin & Marshall College Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College

160 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-05 Linked Employer-Employee Data and Organizational Inequalities

Friday Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower Two Andrew Penner, University of California

TW2.3.03 Moderator Olivier Godechot, Sciences Po, MaxPo and CNRS Participants Market Transformation and the Opportunity Structure for Gender Inequality: A Cohort Analysis Using Linked Employer-Employee Data from Slovenia Joseph King, University of California, Irvine The Intergenerational Transmission of Employers in Norway Are Hermansen, University of Oslo Firms and Workplaces As a Nexus for Intergenerational Inequality Processes Martin Hällsten, Stockholm University Organizational Inequalities: First Estimates of Wage Dispersion in German Workplaces Peter Jacobebbinghaus, Bielefeld University and IAB Discussant Olivier Godechot, Sciences Po, MaxPo and CNRS

TH11-03 Group 3 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Friday Capitalism

2:15pm - 3:45pm Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Baptiste Francon, BETA Lorraine Participants Abenomics and Japanese Politics Masanobu Ido, Waseda University Wage Leadership in Norway and Sweden: The Origins and Social Coalitions of the Scandinavian Model of Inflation Erik Bengtsson, University of Gothenburg Public Support for the European Economic Governance during the Great Recession Kristel Jacquier, Université Paris 1 Discussant Engelbert Stockhammer, Kingston University London

161 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH12-03 Contracting and (Dis)Organizing Public Services in the Foundational Economy

Friday The Foundational Economy

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants Public Strategies Facing Marketization of Waste Management Dario Minervini, University of Naples Federico II Capitalising on Contracting Out: Accounting for Firms Managing UK Household Waste Colin Haslam, Queen Mary University of London Regional Extraction and the Foundational Economy Adam Leaver, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester What a Waste! The Process and Outcome of Outsourcing Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TH13-03 Predistributive Institutions and Policies

Friday The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

2:15pm - 3:45pm Session Organizer Tower One Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Tim Hicks, University College London TW1.3.02 Moderator Timothy Hicks, University College London Participants Equal Opportunities for All? The Politics of School Choice and the Divided Middle Class Charlotte Haberstroh, European University Institute Partisanship, Teacher Unionism, and the Politics of Education Reform in Advanced Democracies: Comparing Institutional Change in Finland, Denmark, and Sweden, 1980-95. David Lopez, University of Washington Post-Corporatist Equality Policy: The Role of Minimum Wages Deborah Mabbett, Birkbeck Individual-Level Preferences for Social Investments vs. Social Transfers: New and Old Trade-Offs in European Welfare States Marius Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Discussant Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin

162 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-15 Crisis, Change and Continuity: (Re-)Establishing Macroeconomic Friday Governability in Europe and Beyond

4:00pm - 5:30pm B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

Tower One Session Organizers Benjamin Braun, The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies TW1.1.04 Ronen Mandelkern, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Moderator Bob Hancke, London School of Economics Participants Methodological Updates for Constructivist Research on International Organizations: The Case of Fiscal Policy and Structural Reforms in the EU Cornel Ban, Boston University European Integration and the Incompatibility of National Varieties of Capitalism: Problems with Institutional Divergence in a Monetary Union Aidan Regan, University College Dublin (UCD) Neo-Liberal Institutions Following the Crisis: Change and Continuity of Macroeconomic Policies and Governance Ronen Mandelkern, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute From Bank-Based to Market-Based Long-Term Finance? The ECB's Push for Institutional Change in the European Securitization Market Benjamin Braun, The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Discussants Vivien Schmidt, Departments of International Relations and Political Science, Boston University Bob Hancke, London School of Economics

B-16 MNEs

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Social Justice in the 21st Century: A Study of MNEs Tax Avoidance and Government Policies Mahtab Akhavan Farshchi, London South Bank University The Practices of Multinational Enterprises and Their Impacts on Inequality Between World Economies: The Case of Peripheral and Semi-Peripheral Countries Claudia Galvao, University of Brasilia Internationalization of Technological Activities and Developing Countries: An Analysis Based on Patent Data Pedro Miranda, Institute for Applied Economic Research - IPEA

163 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-17 Development from an Ecological Perspective

Friday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.06 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants The Green Economy Proposal in Latin America: Continuity of the Globalization after Its Crisis Pablo Sigfrido Corte Cruz, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla An Ecosystemic Approach to Live Better in a Better World: Integrating Public Policies, Research and Teaching Programmes Andre Pilon, University of Sao Paulo The Case for Granting Property Rights to Indigenous Forest Dwellers in Tropical Rainforest Countries in South East Asia: Challenges and Prospects Paricia Blazey, Macquarie University Hope Ashiabor, Macquarie University Women and Climate Change: An Indispensable Element in Developing Countries Gemma Duran-Romero, Professor

C-12 Gender and Work/Life Interferences in Scientific Careers Part 3

Friday C: Gender, Work and Family

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Farah Dubois-Shaik, Université Catholique de Louvain TW1.2.03 Participants Gendertime; Impact Evaluation as Part of the Learning Process Karin Siebenhandl, Donau-Universität Krems Teleworking as a Measure of Work-Life Balance and a Factor of Quality at the University of Padua Marina De Rossi, University of Padua About Glass Ceiling Index GCI Silvana Badaloni, University of Padova

164 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science D-03 Cross-Border Migration of Professionals: Upward or Downward Mobility?

Friday D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Didier Demazière, Sciences Po James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University CLM.3.06 Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Participants New Migration Destination: Characteristics of Mexican Migrants in Australia and Their Insertion in the Labor Market of Professionals M. Laura Vazquez Maggio, UNAM Socio-Economic Insertion of Latin American Professionals in Canada: Understanding Complexity through Self-Representations and Descriptive Data Sébastien Arcand, Hautes Etudes Commerciales - Montréal Victor Armony, University of Québec at Montréal Compound Professionals: Chinese Financial and Legal Elites in London's Financial District Sarah Hall, University of Nottingham

E-15 The Crisis and Employment Relations

Friday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.04 Participants Cross-Border Trade Union Action in Europe in Times of the Euro-Crisis: The Case of the European Days of Action Julia Hofmann, JKU Could Collective Bargaining Reverse Labor's Falling Income Share and the Increasing Compensation-Productivity Gap? Paul Lewis, University of Birmingham EMU and Wage Bargaining in Belgium and the Netherlands Ivan Dumka, University of Victoria

E-16 Labor Market Institutions, Wages and Employment

Friday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.1.02 Participants The Effect of International Mobility on Wage and Employment of Highly Skilled Employees Nana Wesley Hansen, University of Copenhagen Minimum Wage Trends during the Crisis: Wage Contours and Falling Real Wages Damian Grimshaw, Manchester Business School "Sixty Five Years of National Minimum Wage: Assessing the French Experience" Jerome Gautie, University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne Does Labor Law Increase Youth and Total Unemployment? Analysis of a New Dataset for 31 Countries Prabirjit Sarkar, Jadavpur University

165 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-17 Employee Involvement, Employee Downsizing, and Employment in Small Friday Firms

4:00pm - 5:30pm E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Tower Two Session Organizers Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva TW2.1.03 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Participants Equal amongst Unequals: Comparing the Employee Share Ownership Experience in the UK and Korea Sukanya Sen Gupta, University of London Changing Industrial Relations? The Impact of Negotiated Employee Involvement in the European Company (SE) Sophie Rosenbohm, Bielefeld University Corporate Restructuring in Hard Times: Institutions and Interests in the Implementation of Employee Downsizing Measures in Germany (2008-2013) Michel Goyer, Birmingham Business School Labor Regulation in Small Firms: Lessons for Reconsidering the Traditional Paradigm of Employment/Industrial Relations Ida Regalia, University of Milan

F-08 Institutions, Ecosystems, and Innovation

Friday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants Policy Support for Intangible Assets: A Varieties of Capitalism Perspective Fabian Bocek, Goethe-University Frankfurt The Social Fabrics of Innovation in Finance: An Analysis of Knowledge Eco-Systems in Financial Centres Sabine Doerry, University of Oxford Innovation in Times of Financialization: The Limited Freedom of Innovation Activities in German Industry Sectors Katrin Hahn, TU Dortmund University Varieties of Entreprenerial Ecosystems Jan Peter van den Toren, AIAS/University of Amsterdam; Birch Research

166 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-21 LM Policy

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.2.04 Participants The Use of a French Employment Program Activité Reduite: Determinants and Trajectories of Jobseekers Leila Oumeddour, CEE Promoting Human Capital Shock As a Strategy for Economic Recover: A Comparison Between Two Italian Regional Policies Alberto Gherardini, Università di Firenze Housing Status and Labor Market Performance William Chan, University of Hong Kong Welfare Benefits and Labor Supply: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Japan. Kazufumi Yugami, Kobe University ‘Re-Shoring’ and Skill Mismatch: Training Needs Analysis in School-to-Work Transition Filippo Ferrari, Bologna University

G-22 HRM: Performance

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.7.03 Participants Between Exit and Voice: Russian and Finnish Employees' Responses to Unmet Expectations Evgeniya Balabanova, National Research University Higher School of Economics The Role of Orientations to Work in the ‘Control-Oriented Organisational Systems’ versus ‘Commitment-Based HRM’ Debate Gabriel Cueto-Pruneda, University of Oviedo Employee Experience of High Performance HRM Practices: A Comparison Between International Joint Venture and Local Banks in Saudi Arabia Yazeed Falaih, Royal Holloway University of London Positive Illusions at Work: Enhancing Performance and Career Success Anastasia Luca, QuantLearn Systems LLC

G-23 Segmentation

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW1.1.01 Participants Do Less Skilled Workers Face Crodwing out in the Brazilian Urban Labor Market? Maria Cristina Cacciamali, University of São Paulo Are Overweight Job Applicants Disadvantaged? Assessing the Impact of Adiposity on Employment Chances Andrew Timming, University of St Andrews The Nordic Version of Working Poor/Emergent Segments of Service Workers in Denmark, Norway and Sweden Anna Ils_e, FAOS, Department of Sociology, Copenhagen University

167 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-24 Transformation of the German Labor Market

Friday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.1.04 Participants Remigration of Employees to Eastern Germany Dieter Bogai, Institute for Employment Research Continuity and Change in the German Labor Market David Brady, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Thomas Biegert, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Rising of Contractual Wage Gap and Rising of Wage Inequality in Germany. Any Connections? Daniela Bellani, UPF

H-17 Varieties of Capitalism in a Changing World

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.05 Participants The Politics of Corporate Accountability and Upward Regulatory Harmonization: The Case of the EU Non-Financial Disclosure Directive Daniel Kinderman, University of Delaware Are Large, Globally Operating MNCs Undermining the Distinctiveness of Coordinated Market Economies? The Cases of Germany and Japan Christel Lane, University of Cambridge The Role of Financialized Loss-Making Companies of a Science-Based Industry in the Hybridization of Capitalisms: The Case of the Biotech Industry in France versus the UK Pauline Gleadle, University of Westminster The Meaning of Ordoliberalism: Strengths and Weaknesses in the Light of the Varieties of Capitalism Approach Prof. Dr. Lothar Funk, University of Applied Sciences Duesseldorf Discussant Klaus Nielsen, Birkbeck, University of London

168 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-18 The Political Dynamics of Capitalism

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants Law and Finance in Emerging Economies: The Case of Germany 1800-1913 Carsten Gerner-Beuerle, London School of Economics Politics of Institutional Change, Network Formation and the Dynamics of Government- Business Relations in Two Turkish Cities Osman Savaskan, Bogazici University, Turkey When the Cohesion Policy Is Effective. Analysis of the Relationship Between Policies and Cooperative Entrepreneurial Action Fiorella Vinci, Università Studi eCampus; Università Studi di Palermo Challengers, Incumbents, and the Political Dynamics of Capitalist Development: Feedback Effects of Market-Enabling and Market-Restraining Rules Compared Helen Callaghan, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Discussant Richard Deeg, Temple University

H-19 Supplier and Service Relatioships in Changing Capitalist Economies

Friday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.3.05 Participants Who Owns Client-Professional Relationships-the Merging Firm or the Merged Firm? Post- Merger Integration through Client Sharing Between Audit Firms Masaru Karube, Hitotsubashi University Interdependent Behavior in Plant Location Choice: Japanese Auto-Parts Firms' Entry in China Yasuhiro Saito, Obirin Univeristy Ichiro Takahashi, Jissen Women's university Relational Structure of Global Automotive Industry: Groups, Networks and Fields Mario Sacomano Neto, Federal University of Sao Carlos - UFSCar Surviving the ‘Ghosn Shock’: The Effect of Institutional Logics on Buyer-Supplier Tie Dissolution and Creation in the Japanese Automotive Industry, 1984-2005 Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University Discussant Jung Wook Shim, Kyoto Sangyo University

169 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-14 The Power of Market Fundamentalism: Karl Polanyi's Critique (Roundtable Friday Discussion)

4:00pm - 5:30pm L: Regulation and Governance

Clement House Session Organizer David Woodruff, London School of Economics CLM.4.02 Discussants Margaret Somers, University of Michigan Michael McQuarrie, London School of Economics Maurice Glasman, House of Lords; London Metropolitan University Craig Calhoun, London School of Economics

M-12 Desigualdad Economica y Social/2

Friday M: Spanish Language

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Laura Perez Ortiz, Universidad Autonoma Madrid Participants Las Ficciones En La Cotizacion De Los Trabajadores a La Seguridad Social: Zfacilitadoras De La Conciliacion o De La Igualdad? Carmen Grau, Universidad de Las Palmas de G.C. Desigualdad En La Distribucion Del Trabajo Doméstico y De Cuidados: Zhacia Una Democratizacion? Matxalen Legarreta, University of the Basque Country-UPV/EHU Cristina Garcia-Sainz, Economics Desigualdad y Calidad En El Empleo Laura Perez Ortiz, Universidad Autónoma Madrid Emprendimiento, Espacio y Desigualdad De Ingresos. El Caso De Chile Miguel Atienza, Universidad Catolica del Norte Concentration of Income and Slow Growth in America Latina Albino Luna, UNAM

N-13 Central Bank

Friday N: Finance and Society

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.7.02 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants From Wicksell to Le Bourva: The ‘Compensation Thesis’ in Monetary Theory Dirk Ehnts, Bard College Berlin Servant of the People or Slave to Global Finance? Unpacking the Post-Crisis Policy of the Turkish Central Bank Ayca Zayim, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant Daniel Maman, Ben-Gurion University

170 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-14 Household Debt II

Friday N: Finance and Society

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Foreign Exchange Mortgages as Market Devices Mikolaj Lewicki, University of Warsaw From Moral Economy to Market Morality: The Rise and Fall of the Debtors' Prison Alexander Roehrkasse, UC Berkeley The Portfolio Society in Europe: Financial Intensification and Household Debt in Six Countries Tod Van Gunten, Universidad Carlos III Discussant Alya Guseva, Boston University

O-08 Testing and Broadening the GVC Framework

Friday O: Global Value Chains

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Gary Gereffi, Duke University Mari Sako, University of Oxford TW1.2.01 Tim Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Participants Firms, Organization and Global Value Chains in International Trade: Transactional Trade Data and the Fragmentation of Production in China Mark Dallas, Union College Integrating Work and Gender into Global Value Chain Analysis: Exploring the Conceptual Challenges Stephanie Barrientos, University of Manchester International Business and Global Value Chains: Towards an Integrated Analytical Framework Rudolf Sinkovics, The University of Manchester From Governance to Corporate Strategy: Injecting Management Studies into Global Value Chain Research Ezequiel Zilberberg, Said Business School

171 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-15 Governance and Regulation in Financial Markets and Institutions: Search for Friday Resilience and Sustainable Markets

4:00pm - 5:30pm P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

Tower One Session Organizer Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University TW1.1.02 Moderator Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Discussants Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Prem Sikka, Essex Business School Paul Williams, NC State University Thomas Clarke, University of Technology Sydney

P-16 Financial Actors and Institutions (IV): Regulating Capital Markets

Friday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.03 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Konstantinos Sergakis, University of Bristol Participants The Relevance of Time in Shaping a New Sanctions Theory in Capital Markets Law Konstantinos Sergakis, University of Bristol Do Financial Markets React to Regulatory Sanctions? Evidence from France Thierry Kirat, University Paris Dauphine Amir Rezaee, Associate Professsor

Q-14 Inequalities and Welfare II

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Revisiting Cross-National Variations in Preference for Redistribution: Attitudes to Inequalities, Social Beliefs, and Welfare Systems Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS Time and Risk Preference in Japan Markus Heckel, Goethe University Measuring Unfair Inequality: The Case of Japan Sayaka Sakoda, Doshisha University; Fondation France-Japon de l'EHESS

172 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-15 Work, Labor Markets, and Migration I

Friday Q: Asian Capitalisms

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Evolving Socio-Political Coalitions and the Neoliberal Restructuring of the South Korean Labor Market Pauline Debanes, EHESS Juntae Lee, Seoul National University Designing Unified Korean Labor Market: A Comparative Analysis of South and North Korean Labor Market and Policy Yuhwi Kim, Ewha Womans University Institutional Legacy of State Corporatism in Deindustrial East Asian Labor Markets Sophia Seung-yoon Lee, Ewha Womans University

TH02-07 Multiple Currencies B

Friday Domesticizing Financial Economies, Part 2

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Jose Ossandon, Copenhagen Business School Jeanne Lazarus, Sciences Po TW2.2.03 Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento Joe Deville, Centre for the Study of Invention and Social Process Participants Sardex, from Parallel Currency to Institution: A Micro-Macro Case Study Laura Sartori, University of Bologna Establishing ‘Value’ Across the Chinese Border: Some Questions about the Relation Between Fieldwork, History and the Transformations of Global Finance Horacio Ortiz, Research Institute of Anthropology, East China Normal University The Circulation and Transformation of Value in Transborder Currencies Magdalena Villarreal, CIESAS Lya Niño, UABC Joshua Greene, WAU Discussant Mariana Luzzi, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento

173 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH03-07 Employer Collective Action Across the World

Friday Employers’ Organizations, Business Interest Representation, and Employer Collective Action 4:00pm - 5:30pm

Tower Two Session Organizers Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University TW2.3.02 Edmund Heery, Cardiff University Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University Participants Employers in Québec: What Logic of Action at the Sectoral Level? Melanie Laroche, Université de Montréal Continuity and Changes in Employers' Views of French Joint Regulation Catherine Vincent, IRES Employer Association Governability and Training Levy: Lesson from the 2014 Reform of the French Further Training System Etienne Cognard, Catholic University of Louvain Discussant Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University

TH04-08 Youth Voice II: Representation Beyond the Workplace

Friday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Andy Hodder, University of Birmingham Lefteris Kretsos, University of Greenwich TW2.1.01 Participants Generational Gap or Different Degrees of Issue Attention: Party Youth Wings and Parent Parties on Youth Integration on the Labor Market Martin Ejnar Hansen, Brunel University London Polish Parliament and Youth Labor Transitions: Explaining the Dynamics of Lawmaking in the Sejm Kamil Marcinkiewicz, Carl von Ossietzky Universitat Oldenburg The ‘Troubled’ Youth in Labor Market - Political Discussion and Its Outcomes: The Polish Case Ewa Slezak, Cracow University of Economics

TH06-08 Panel Debate “Drivers, Impacts and Policies of Inequality”

Friday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Old Building Wiemer Salverda, University of Amsterdam Abigail McKnight, London School of Economics OLD.2.22 Book Authors Ive Marx, University of Antwerp Brian Nolan, Oxford University Daniele Checchi, University of Milan Herman van de Werfhorst, University of Amsterdam

174 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH08-03 3 - Regime Shopping or Embeddedness

Friday Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two Phil Almond, De Montfort University Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal TW2.3.01 Tony Edwards, Kings College London Participants The Foxconn Employment System Jan Drahokoupil, European Trade Union Institute Economic Transition and the Management of Multinational Companies: A Case Study Analysis of the Transfer of HR Practices in a German and Irish Bank in Poland. Ilona Hunek, Kozminski University Opening the Seam to ‘Regime Shopping’ and ‘Social Dumping’: Airline Operations, Business Strategies and Industrial Relations in Europe and Beyond Peter Turnbull, Cardiff University Industrial Relations Practices Scandinavian and Anglo-Saxon Companies: The Perspective of Danish Shop Stewards Steen Navrbjerg, University of Copenhagen The Creation of Non-Standard Employment: The Case of Norwegian Air Shuttle, a Multinational Embedded in a Coordinated Market Economy Eli Moen, BI Norwegian Business School

TH09-05 Regulatory Intermediaries 5

Friday Regulatory Intermediaries: Bringing together Domestic and Transnational Regulation

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizers Tower Two David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University TW2.3.04 Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College Participants Certifying the Certifier: Sustainability Certification in the Dutch Economy Roald Klumpenaar, University College Utrecht Business Models in Sustainability Certification: Towards a More Substantive Understanding of Rule Intermediaries in Transnational Governance for Sustainable Commodity Chains Christine Moser, Leuphana University Social Consulting Firms As Regulatory Intermediaries and the Respatialization of Rights in CSR Governance David Szablowski, York University What Have We Learned David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Kenneth Abbott, Arizona State University Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College

175 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-06 The Organizational Production of Earnings Inequalities: A Comparative Friday Project Using LEEP Data

4:00pm - 5:30pm Scrutinizing Organizational Inequalities: New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

Tower Two Session Organizer Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts TW2.3.03 Moderator Nina Bandelj, UC Irvine Discussants Andrew Penner, University of California TBA

TH11-04 Group 4 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Friday Capitalism

4:00pm - 5:30pm Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Hiroshi Shiratori, Hosei University Participants European Growth Models and Working Class Restructuring Engelbert Stockhammer, Kingston University Social Coalitions and Policy Regimes: Between Equilibrium and Crisis Hideko Magara, Waseda University Liberalising without Bargaining: A Political Economy Interpretation of the “Death of Social Pacts” in Contemporary Italy Maria Chiara Morandini, Université de Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne Discussant Thibault Darcillon, University of Paris 7

TH12-04 Rethinking the Foundational Economy

Friday The Foundational Economy

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants Mapping the Foundational Economy in Austria: Size, Spatial Distribution and Sources of Finance Leonhard Plank, Vienna University of Technology, Department of Spatial Planning, Centre of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Wolfgang Blaas, Vienna University of Technology, Department of Spatial Planning, Centre of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Grounded Firms (Not Inward Investment) Karel Williams The Harmlessness of Voluntary Simplicity Onofrio Romano, University of Bari "A. Moro"

176 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH13-04 The Electoral and Partisan Politics of Inequality

Friday The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

4:00pm - 5:30pm Session Organizer Tower One Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Tim Hicks, University College London TW1.3.02 Moderator Marius Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Participants Common Shocks, Divergent Consequences: The Political Economy of Housing Bubbles Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin Do Majoritarian Electoral Systems Lead to Lower Social Spending? The Effect of Recipients' Geographic Concentration Ignacio Jurado, University of York Beyond the Cartel: The Fall and Rise of Pro-Equality Political Parties? Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics Gridlock: Income Inequality and Party Infighting David Barrett, Trinity College Dublin Liam Kneafsey, Trinity College Dublin Discussant Elvire Guillaud, University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne (CES)

FP-10 Featured Panel - Does Capitalism Have a Future?

Friday Featured Panels & Speakers

5:45pm - 6:45pm Session Organizers Old Building Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University David Marsden, London School of Economics Old Theatre Moderator Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University Discussants Craig Calhoun, London School of Economics Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University Wolfgang Streeck, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Polly Toynbee, The Guardian

SP-03 SASE Awards Ceremony

Friday Special Events

6:45pm - 7:15pm Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

Old Theatre

177 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science SP-04 SASE Gala Reception

Friday Special Events

7:15pm - 9:00pm Session Organizer Old Building David Marsden, London School of Economics

5th & 6th Floors

A-06 Investigaciones y Reflexiones Criticas Sobre Empoderamiento De Las Saturday Comunidades I (Session in Spanish)

8:30am - 10:00am A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

Clement House Session Organizer José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid CLM.3.05 Participants La Prostitución Más Allá De Los Enfoques Dominantes: Zhay Espacio Para Una Tercera Vía Comunitarista? Pablo Guerra, Universidad de la Republica Cultural Self-Sustainability Since 2000: Gaps of Power in the Cultural Politics of Mexico Pablo Lugo, Polytechnic University of Valencia Individual Social Capital Inequality: Puting to the Test Lin's Model in the Spanish Case. José Atilano Pena López, University of A Coruña National Policy of Support of Clusters in Brazil: The Case of the Region of Integrated Development of Federal District and Surrounding Areas Violeta Pereira, University of Brasilia

B-18 The Internationalization of Pharmaceutical Production in the Developing Saturday World

8:30am - 10:00am B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

Clement House Session Organizers Nitsan Chorev, Brown University CLM.3.06 Kenneth Shadlen, London School of Economics Participants The Transformation of the India Pharmaceutical Industry: Whither Africa's Supply? Kenneth Shadlen, London School of Economics South-South Pharmaceuticals Trade: India's “Pharmacy to the Developing World” in South Africa Rory Horner, University of Manchester The Political Economy of Pharmaceutical Price Controls: Turkey in Comparative Perspective Tim Dorlach, Koç University Transnational Origins of Local Production: Making Medicines in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania Nitsan Chorev, Brown University

178 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science B-19 Roots of American Inequality

Saturday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.05 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants Globalization and Increasing Inequality of Poverty in United States over the Past Decade Ashish Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India Inequality, Financialization and the US Current Account Deficit Maria Ivanova, Goldsmiths, University of London

C-13 Varia/Miscellaneous

Saturday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq CLM.7.03 Participants Trends in Job Satisfaction Shivani Taneja, University of Essex The Future of Family Farms in Switzerland: Perceptions of Risks and Chances Stefan Mann, Agroscope Social Vulnerability Index By Gender to Climate Change Abraham Granados, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) Intra-Household Gender Disparity in School Choice: Evidence from Private Schooling in India Soham Sahoo, Indian Statistical Institute Gender (In)Equality in the Polish Working Class. Analysis of Everyday Practices. Dorota Olko, University of Warsaw; Institute of Sociology Reconsidered Gender Inequalities in an Era of Growing Education Barbara Barabaschi, Catholic University, Department of Economic and Social Sciences

C-14 Labor Market Issues, Work-Family Policies and Gender Part 1

Saturday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants Do "Institutional Complementarities" Foster Female Labor Force Participation? Olivier Thevenon, I.N.E.D. Determinants of a Silent (R)Evolution: Understanding the Expansion of Family Policy in Rich OECD Countries Emanuele Ferragina, Sciences Po Family Policy and Maternal Employment in the Czech Transition: A Natural Experiment Alzbeta Mullerova, EconomiX, Paris West University Nanterre La Défense Work-Family Policy Reforms in Europe: Continuing Variety or Change Towards a Common Model? Agnes Blome, WZB Berlin Social Science Center

179 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-15 Care Work and Housework Part 1

Saturday C: Gender, Work and Family

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.03 Participants “We Must Help Them As Much As We Can”: Grandparents Care Work in a Neo-liberal Era Nitza Berkovitch, Ben Gurion University How Do Inequalities in the Distribution of Housework Influence the Quality of Family Relations? Pablo Garcia-Ruiz, Universidad de Zaragoza Informal Caregiving for the Elderly in Europe: How Much Do Work and Culture Matter? Fernanda Mazzotta, University o Salerno; Department of Economics And Statistics

D-04 Globalisation, Professions and Professional Service Firms

Saturday D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Didier Demazière, Sciences Po James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University CLM.3.07 Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Sigrid Quack, Lancaster University Participants The Market for International Organization Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Transnational Professional Service Firms and Institutional Change: The Case of the Milan Financial and Professional Service Sub-Field James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Daniel Muzio, Newcastle University Business School Incorporating Business Professions; Communication, Governmentality, and Epistemic Arbitrage Ray Loveridge, University of Oxford The Professions, Globalisation and Imperialism Mehdi Boussebaa, University of Bath

180 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-18 Precarious Employment and Work Intensification

Saturday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.04 Participants Lives in Suspense: The Realities and Hopes of Posted Workers in the Danish Construction Industry Jens Arnholtz, FAOS, Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen Extreme Working Hours in Western Europe and North America: A New Aspect of Polarization Anna Burger, Central European University A Pilot Study of the Experience of Modern Working Life in Two Contrasting Occupations: Productivity Increase or Unsustainable Intensification of Work? Michael Bittman, University of New England Precariat or Proletariat: The Changing Structure of Labor in Turkey Miris Kurtulmus, Marmara University

E-19 Rethinking Production, Labor, and Innovation

Saturday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.03 Participants Knowledge, Production, Skill: A Political Taxonomy Natasha Iskander, NYU Innovation, Entrepreneurship and the New Knowledge Economy: A New Orthodoxy? Michael Piore, MIT Recomposing the Sources of Value and Cost: Changing Relations Between Design and Production in Global Manufacturing Industries Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Experimental Institution Building: The Transnational Multi-Actor Governance Response to the Rana Plaza Disaster Jimmy Donaghey, University of Warwick

181 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-20 Atypical Work and Precarity

Saturday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.1.03 Participants Nonstandard Work As a Counterbalance to Employment Institutional Change: The Case of Taiwan Chih-Chieh Wang, University of Duisburg-Essen Lifting the Floor Rights of Atypical Workers: The Role of Social Partners and Sectoral Bargaining Mikkel Mailand, University of Copenhagen Promoting Engagement Among ‘Precarious’ Front-Line Hospitality Employees: A Varieties of Capitalism Approach Michael Moran, National University of Ireland, Galway The (Paradoxical) Erosion of Industrial Citizenship: The Case of Germany Oliver Nachtwey, TU Darmstadt

F-09 Dilemmas of Creativity, Innovation, and Boundary-Spanning in Creative Fields

Saturday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants Cooking Under Fire: Managing Paradoxes of Creativity and Innovation in Haute Cuisine Christel Lane, University of Cambridge Creative Artists in Academic and Practitioner Communities: Career Transitions, Role Identity Hybridization and Knowledge Brokering Alice Lam, Royal Holloway University of London The Transformation of the Germany Electricity System: A Field Perspective Dr. Gerhard Fuchs, University of Stuttgart Newsrooms As Sites of Knowledge Production: On Information Transfer and the ‘Translating’ Role Played By Journalists in Two Brazilian Newspapers Tomas Undurraga, University College London, STS Department

182 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-25 The Making of Cross-Border Labor Markets: Transnational Actors, Saturday Institutions and Inequalities

8:30am - 10:00am G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

Tower Two Session Organizer Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen TW2.1.02 Participants Managing Migration Process in the Context of Freedom of Labor Movement from the Sending Country Perspective: Case Study of Polish Employment Agencies Joanna Napierala, EUROFOUND Kamila Fialkowska, University of Warsaw Cross-Border Labor Market-Making in Germany and the Netherlands: Brokering Mobility to Evade Protections? Hannelore Mottweiler, University Duisburg-Essen Markus Tuente, University of Duisburg-Essen Towards a Political Economy of Migration Industries: Taiwan, South Korea and Japan Kristin Surak, SOAS

G-26 Skills and Economic Transition

Saturday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.4.02 Participants The Mismatch Between Higher Education and Regional Labor Market: The Case of Oradea University Center, Romania Serban Olah, University of Oradea Entrepreneurial Education: The Way of Overcoming Social-Economic Inequality in Georgia Eka Lekashvili, Tbilisi State University Workforce Problems in Hotel Industry of Georgia Kakhaber Cheishvili, Tbilisi State University After the Elimination of Child Labor: Immobilization of the Labor Market in Rural South India Mari Nakamura, Institute of Developing Economies - JETRO Work in Later Adulthood in Mexico Isalia Nava-Bolaños, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas (IIEc), UNAM

183 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-27 Value Chains and Employment

Saturday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.3.02 Participants Vanishing Value Chains and the Decline of Industrial Districts: The Case of the Brazilian Automotive Industry Geoffrey Wood, Warwick University Pauline Dibben, University of Sheffield Indirect Employment in Global Value Chains Sudheer Gupta, Simon Fraser University Determinants of Subsidiary Roles of Foreign-Owned Firms in Japan and Human Resource Management Practices Shinji Hasegawa, Waseda University Rei Hasegawa, Daito Bunka University Longing for Equality in Brazil: A Brief Assessment from Occupational Structure, Demographics and Inequality Trends Paulo Fracalanza, Institute of Economics, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP Rosana Corazza, Department of Science and Technology Policy, Institute of Geosciences, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP

H-20 Institutional Logics and Discourse

Saturday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.05 Participants Blending in the Iron Cage: The Integration of Social and Economic Discourse in U.S. Firms, 1960-2010 Christof Brandtner, Stanford University New Organizational Forms and the Development of Economics Emily Erikson, Yale University Institutional Logics in International Banking and the Rise of Chinese Banks W. Travis Selmier, Indiana University, Ostrom Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis Measuring the Public Antecedents of Institutional Change: Quantifying Issue Salience and Tone of Public Discourse through Content Analysis Philipp Kern, King's College London Discussant Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University

184 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-21 Defining Patient Capital

Saturday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants What Is Patient Capital and Where Does It Exist? The Significance of Much Neglected Competition Regulation Caner Bakir, Koc University What Is Patient Capital and Who Supplies It? Richard Deeg, Temple University Iain Hardie, University of Edinburgh What Is ‘Patient Capital’ for Financial and Non-Financial Actors? Tristan Auvray, University of Paris 13 Discussant Michel Goyer, Birmingham Business School

L-15 Transnational Governance: Integration and Coherence

Saturday L: Regulation and Governance

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.01 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants Creating Private Institutions for "Good" Global Governance Philip Schleifer, European University Institute Synergy and Contradiction in the Global Regulation of Trade, Development and the Environment Lars Niklasson, Linköping University Monitoring and Compliance in Transnational Private Governance: Unpacking Process and Outcome Interactions Between Public Forest Policies and Audits for the Forest Stewardship Council Stefan Renckens, University of Toronto Discussant Sigrid Quack, MPIFG

185 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-16 Corporate Governance after the Global Financial Crisis: Issues and Saturday Perspectives

8:30am - 10:00am L: Regulation and Governance

Tower One Session Organizers John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside TW1.1.04 Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants “The Social Responsibility of the Corporation Is to Provide Social Inclusiveness”: Regulation Theory and Corporate Governance at Stake Jean-Pierre Chanteau, University Grenoble-Alpes Competing Paradigms of Corporate Governance: The Ongoing Contest Between Collaborative and Contractual Commitment Thomas Clarke, UTS Sydney; UTS Sydney Stable, Strict, and Ineffective? The Liability of Managers in the German Stock Companies Act Saskia Freye, Ruhr University Bochum Sustainable Finance: Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance of Banks Martijn Boersma, UTS Sydney Discussant John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside

M-13 Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo y Crisis En La UE /2

Saturday M: Spanish Language

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Participants La Negociación Colectiva Transnacional: Experiencias Practicas En La Implementación De Los Comit_s De Empresa Europeos Luis Gordo, Autonomous University of Madrid Collective Bargaining Reforms in Southern Europe during the Crisis Miguel Malo, Universidad de Salamanca El Procedimiento De Inaplicacion De Convenios Colectivos En El Derecho Espanol Natividad Mendoza, Universidad de Castilla- La Mancha Instituciones Del Mercado De Trabajo En La UE En La Crisis: Un analisis De Cluster Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid

186 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-15 Eurozone Crisis

Saturday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.7.02 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Critical Realism, Debt Markets and the Eurozone: Action, Structure and Experience in Greece Andreas Andrikopoulos, University of the Aegean A Gilded Debtors' Prison? The Policy Imaginary of Financial Stability in the Twin Crises of the EU Adorjan Istvan, University of Chicago Common Currencies, Disparate Solidarities: The Crisis of the Eurozone in Comparative Perspective Pierre-Christian Fink, Columbia University Josh Whitford, Columbia University Discussant Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University

N-16 Inequalities I

Saturday N: Finance and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Asymmetric Bargaining and Top Incomes Under Finance-Driven Capitalism, 1990-2010 Eoin Flaherty, Queen's University Belfast Financialization Is Securitization! A Study on the Respective Impact of Various Dimensions of Financialization on the Increase in Global Inequality. Olivier Godechot, Sciences Po, MaxPo and CNRS Informal Debts and Credits or How Financialization of Everyday Life Maintains Inequality Ana Perrin-Heredia, CNRS Discussant Dean Curran, University of Calgary

187 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science O-09 GVCs in Europe: New Patterns of Internationalization

Saturday O: Global Value Chains

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Gary Gereffi, Duke University Mari Sako, University of Oxford TW1.2.01 Tim Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Participants International Linkages, GVC Operation and Performance: A European Firm-LEVEL Analysis Anna Giunta, Université Roma Tre Global Value Chains and Knowledge in Creative Industries: The Case of Québec and Sweden's Video Game Clusters Bibiana Pulido, University of Montréal The Location Strategies of Multinationals from Emerging Countries in the EU Regions Crescenzi Riccardo, London School of Economics

P-17 Regulating a Global Illegal Market - the Case of Money Laundering

Saturday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One Brigitte Unger, Utrecht University School of Economics

TW1.1.02 Moderator Brigitte Unger, Utrecht University School of Economics Participants The Economic and Legal Effectiveness of Anti-Money Laundering Policy in 27 EU Member States Brigitte Unger, Utrecht University School of Economics Joras Ferwerda, Utrecht University School of Economics Untold Truth about Anti-Money Laundering in Turkey Umut Turksen, University of the West of England “Here's Another Fine Mess You Have Got Me Into”: A Critical and Contemporary Assessment of Enforcement of Financial Crime Legislation in the United Kingdom Since the 2008 Financial Crisis Nicholas Ryder, University of the West of England

P-18 Financial Actors and Institutions (V): Financial Regulation

Saturday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.03 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants Technology, Cost Structure, and Failure of Banking Regulation Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Understanding the Disciplinary Aspects of Neoliberal Regulations: The Case of Credit-Risk Regulation Under the Basel Accords. Celine Baud, Laval University

188 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-16 Work, Labor Markets and Migration II

Saturday Q: Asian Capitalisms

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Migrant Labor and the Failure of Legal Regulation: Extinction for Asian Tigers Mark Findlay, Singapore Management University Skills, Firms and the State in India: Securing Development or Perpetuating Inequality? Anita Hammer, De Montfort University Changing Cohort Quality and Socio-Economic Attainment of Young Chinese Immigrants in Hong Kong after the Political Handover Chung Yan Ip, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong

TH04-09 Political Futures: Policy & Politics of Multi-Level Governance

Saturday Inequalities in Youth Labor Transitions

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Jale Tosun, Heidelberg University Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Brighton TW2.1.01 Participants New Entrants to and Determinants of Survival of Youth Self-Employment in Spain Rodolfo Gutierrez, University of Oviedo Parties and Their Positions on Entrepreneurship over Time: Does the Historical Legacy of a Political System Matter? Marc Debus, Mannheim University & Mannheim Centre for European Social Research Jale Tosun, Heidelberg University Push and Pull Drivers of Youth Self-Employment in the European Union: The Moderating Influence of Youth Transition Regimes and Varieties of Capitalism Maura Sheehan, NUI Galway New Business Start-Ups, Macro-Economic Policies, and the Welfare State Felix Hoerisch, University of Heidelberg Jennifer Shore, University of Heidelberg

189 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH06-09 Educational Choices and Inequality

Saturday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower Two Daniele Checchi, University of Milan

TW2.1.04 Participants Educational Policies and Income Inequality Daniele Checchi, University of Milan The Role of Families, Schools and Education Systems in Creating Educational Inequalities. Summer and School Year Learning in Finland and the US Anne Christine Holtmann, European University Institute Wage Inequality, Skill Inequality and Employment: Evidence from Piaac Sonja Jovicic, University of Wuppertal Educational Homogamy and Income Inequality in European Countries Daniella Brals, University of Amsterdam (Economics) and Academic Medical Center (Global Health)

TH08-04 4 - Global Actors, Global Regulation

Saturday Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Tower Two Phil Almond, De Montfort University Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal TW2.3.01 Tony Edwards, Kings College London Participants Creating and Navigating Transnational Social Spaces within Multinationals: Boundary- Spanning Work and Its Regulation By Global Mobility Policies Ursula Mense-Petermann, Bielefeld University The Johnson & Johnson Bridge to Employment Program: Corporate Responsibility and Youth Employment Michael Camasso, Rutgers University Radha Jagannathan, Rutgers University Michael Bzdak, Johnson & Johnson Laura Hollod, Johnson & Johnson Globalizing Actors: Multinationals and the Creation, Diffusion and Implementation of Global Norms Tony Edwards, Kings College London Too Weak for the Job? The Political Economy of the Social Regulation of the Activities of Multinational Companies: A Brief History of Interconnections Between Regulatory Sources; How They're Changing; And Why It Matters for Workers, Citizens and Their Com Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal

190 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH11-05 Group 5 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Saturday Capitalism

8:30am - 10:00am Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Hideko Magara, Waseda University Participants Reformations of Social Coalitions for Elections Yuki Yanai, Kobe University The Politics of Choice: How the Introduction of Private Options Affect Preferences for Public Pensions, Schools, and Healthcare Marius Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Corporate Governance Reforms and Labor Market Dualization in Europe. Thibault Darcillon, University of Paris 7 Discussant Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Pantheon - Sorbonne

TH12-05 (Mis)Managing Social Care

Saturday The Foundational Economy

8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants Value Extraction in Italian Social Services. Economic and Political Capital Accumulation in a Quasi-Market Filippo Barbera, University of Torino Sandro Busso, University of Turin Joselle Dagnes, University of Torino The Great Childcare Robbery: Wealth Extraction in the Dutch Welfare State Ewald Engelen, University of Amsterdam; University of Amsterdam What's Wrong with Financialised Adult Care? Sukhdev Johal, Queen Mary, University of London

191 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science A-07 Investigaciones y Reflexiones Criticas Sobre Empoderamiento De Las Saturday Comunidades II (Session in Spanish)

10:15am - 11:45am A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

Clement House Session Organizer José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid CLM.3.05 Participants University Social Responsibility: A Case of Study in Mexico Hector Lopez-Portillo, Universidad de Guanajuato Nicolas Nava-Nava, Universidad de Guanajuato Domingo Herrera-Gonzalez, Universidad de Guanajuato Francisco Velazquez-Sagahon, University of Guanajuato La Mirada Hacia Los ‘Otros’: Estudio Sociolinguistico De La Imagen De España En the Guardian (2013-2014) Beatriz Rodriguez, Universidad Complutense De Madrid Civic and Political Participation of Adolescents: A Lifestyle Analysis Reynaldo Rivera, InterMedia Social Innovation NGO; University of Navarra

B-20 Global Inequalities: Roots and Emerging Patterns

Saturday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College Richard Doner, Emory University CLM.B.06 Douglas Fuller, Zhejiang University Participants The Reframing Implications of Delinking Currencies from Gold David (Jed) Schwartz, non matriculated Colonial Institutions and Trade Patterns Emily Erikson, Yale University Levels of Inequality in the Global Economy: The Policy Challenge Clemente Ruiz Duran, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Capable (Developmental) State and Democracy in Pre-Industrial Countries Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, FGV

B-21 Inequality at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Rethinking Inclusive Economies

Saturday B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Kate Meagher, London School of Economics

TW1.1.03 Participants Indebted Services: Microfinance, Social Businesses and the Circulation of Capital Sohini Kar, London School of Economics “Rain That Falls in the Forest”: Kigali's Motari at the Bottom of the Pyramid William Rollason, Brunel University The Dark Side of Inclusion: Informal Economies, Inclusive Markets, and Islamic Extremism in Northern Nigeria Kate Meagher, London School of Economics Mobile Money and the Dynamics of Inclusion and Inequality in Kenya Susan Johnson, University of Bath

192 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science C-16 Labor Market Issues, Work-Family Policies and Gender Part 2

Saturday C: Gender, Work and Family

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.04 Participants The Role of Job Quality for Female Labor Market Attachment after Childbirth Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Institute Recession and Austerity in Europe: Gender Equality Jeopardized? A Gender Outlook for Employment Trends in Eight European Countries Helene Perivier, Sciences Po OFCE Gendered Nature of the Provision and Use of Flexitime: When Do Women Get Access to Flexitime? Heejung Chung, University of Kent Education, Employment and Fertility: A Multilevel Analysis Daniela Bellani, UPF Job Stability and Fertility Intentions Across Europe: Does Labor Market Legislation Matter? Tatiana Karabchuk, National Research University Higher School of Economics

C-17 Care Work and Housework Part 2

Saturday C: Gender, Work and Family

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Bernard Fusulier, Université Catholique de Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Québec-Teluq TW1.2.03 Participants How Day-Care Availability Impacts Parental Well-Being: Interdependencies with Culture and Resources Pia Schober, German Institute for Economic Research The Challenge of Care Policies and Gender Equality in Uruguay Karina Batthyany, Universidad de la Republica, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales Dividing Domestic Work after the First Child: Is It Possible to Undo Gender? Carmen Botia-Morillas, Universidad Pablo de Olavide

D-05 Author Meets Critics: "Brokering Europe: Euro-Lawyers and the Making of a Saturday Transnational Polity" by Antoine Vauchez (Cambridge University Press, 2015)

10:15am - 11:45am D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

Clement House Session Organizers Didier Demazière, Sciences Po CLM.3.06 James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Book Author Antoine Vauchez, Centre Européen de Sociologie et Science Politique, Université Paris 1 - Sorbonne Critics Kenneth Armstrong, Centre for European Legal Studies. University of Cambridge Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen

193 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-21 Recent Trends in Social Partnership and Employment Relations in New and Saturday Advanced Market Economies

10:15am - 11:45am E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

Tower Two Session Organizers Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva TW2.2.04 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Participants Coordinated Wage-Setting and the Social Partnership Under EMU: A New Framework for Analysis and Results from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands Ivan Dumka, University of Victoria Why Has the Social Dialogue Broken Down in Poland? Jan Czarzasty, Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Juliusz Gardawski, Warsaw School of Economics Beyond the CEE ‘Black Box’: Crisis and Industrial Relations in the New EU Member States Magdalena Bernaciak, European Trade Union Institute The Influence of the EU on Employment Relations in Eastern Europe after 2004 Jan Drahokoupil, University of Mannheim

E-22 Wage Restraint: Virtue or Vice?

Saturday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.2.03 Participants Why Do Discredited Destabilizing Policies Persist? The Twin Follies of Wage Restraint and Punitive Welfare Reform Charles Umney, University of Leeds When and Why Was There Wage Restraint? Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, 1950- 2010 Erik Bengtsson, University of Gothenburg Rising Debt or Inequality as Drivers of Aggregate Demand? Rafael Wildauer, Kingston University London

E-23 Political Economy of Redistribution

Saturday E: Industrial Relations and the Political Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex TW2.1.03 Participants Support for Redistribution and Immigration in Advanced Industrialised Societies Gerda Hooijer, University of Oxford Ministerial Discretion and Redistribution in Parliamentary Democracies Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Lee Savage, King's College London The Political Economy of Inequality in Late-Industrialized Countries: Trajectories from Industrialization to Inequality Inyoung Cho, University of Oxford Equal Pay By Gender and By Nationality: A Comparative Analysis of Switzerland's Unequal Equal Pay Policy Regimes Across Time Roland Erne, University College Dublin

194 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science F-10 Innovative Firm Strategies, New Business Models, and Small Firm Growth

Saturday F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester TW1.3.01 Participants Internationalization of Innovative SMEs, in Brazil: Challenges from the New Paradigm of Development Sonia Guimaraes, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) The ‘Soft Company’ Business Model of High-Tech Growth Jocelyn Probert, University of Cambridge The Global Competition for Advanced Technology: Market and Technology Risk in Scaling Start-Ups Hiram Samel, University of Oxford The Impact of 3D Printing Technologies on Business Model Innovation Ludmila Striukova, University College London

G-28 The Role of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Innovation and the Saturday Transfer of Knowledge

10:15am - 11:45am G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

Tower Two Session Organizers Christian Rupietta, University of Zurich TW2.1.02 Johannes Meuer, University of Zurich Uschi Backes-Gellner, University of Zurich Participants Surplus Generation in Work-Based Training: Patterns and Causes Paul Ryan, King's College, University of Cambridge Firms' Knowledge Acquisition during Dual-Track VET: Which Sources Are Important for Innovation? Christian Rupietta, University of Zurich The Long-Lasting Effect of Technological Change on the Careers of Young Workers: Evidence from Changes of Mandatory Training Regulations Simon Janssen, Institute for Employment Research Vocational Education and Innovation Interdependecies Johannes Meuer, University of Zurich

195 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-29 Migration

Saturday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House David Marsden, London School of Economics

CLM.4.02 Participants Are Second Generation Immigrants More Overeducated Than Natives? A Comparison Between France and the United States Charlotte Levionnois, Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne; Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi Is There a Double Penalty on Second Generation Immigrants' Job Quality? A Comparison Between France and the United States Charlotte Levionnois, Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne; Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi Native and Immigrant Youth in the Italian and Spanish Labor Markets: A Deeper Insight in the South-European Model of Immigration Ivana Fellini, University of Milano-Bicocca Not All Benefits Are the Same: The Welfare Magnet Hypothesis Reconsidered Swantje Falcke, Utrecht University Industrial and Geographical Mobility of Workers Exiting the Swedish and West German Shipbuilding Industry 1970-2000 Anne Otto, Institute for Employment Research

G-30 Wage Inequality

Saturday G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two David Marsden, London School of Economics

TW2.3.02 Participants Youth Employment Decline as a Cause of Long-Run Growth in Social and Economic Inequality: A Comparative Analysis of Labor Demand and Skill Matching in Europe Michael Tahlin, Stockholm University Rising Inequality Among College Graduates: Looking at the Labor Demand Side Hugo Figueiredo, CIPES - Centre for Research in Higher Education Policies; Department of Economics, Management and Industrial Engineering, The University of Aveiro Comparing Support and Readiness for Work Beyond Retirement Age in European Countries Dirk Hofaecker, University of Duisburg-Essen

196 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science H-22 Corporate Social Responsibility

Saturday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University CLM.2.04 Participants Corporate Social Responsibility and Inequality in the 20th and 21st Century Daniel Kinderman, University of Delaware Green from the Inside? A Comparative Study on the Relationship Between Corporate Governance Institutions and Corporations' Environmental Behavior Julia Bartosch, Freie Universität Berlin - Department of Management The Global Diffusion of a Neoliberal Strategy: Early Adoptions of ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ in Venezuela, the Philippines, and the UK, 1950-1981 Rami Kaplan, Free University of Berlin Discussant Mikolaj Lewicki, University of Warsaw

H-23 Varieties of Capitalism: Limitations and Extensions

Saturday H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Gerhard Schnyder, King's College London

CLM.2.05 Participants The False Dichotomy in the Comparative Political Economy of Finance: Why Is Bank-Based and Capital Market-Based Dichotomous Framing Flawed? Caner Bakir, Koc University Comprehending French Capitalism: Yet Another Archetype or a Manifestation of an Existing Model: The Present State of the Art and Future Directions Laure-Emmanuelle Leguy, Warwick Business School Conceptualizing Capitalism and the Confusing Variety of Capitalisms Klaus Nielsen, Birkbeck, University of London Discussant Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University

197 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science J-07 Welfare State and Old Age

Saturday J: Rethinking the Welfare State

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Clement House Alexander Hicks, Emory University

CLM.7.03 Moderator Barbara Barabaschi, Catholic University, Department of Economic and Social Sciences Participants Integrated Research on Aging Policies and Potential Poverty for Senior Citizens in European Welfare States Jia Xu, University of Hamburg From Unemployment to Retirement. Performing Artists in the French Social Protection System. Vincent Cardon, UPJV European welfare renewal in ageing societies Barbara Barabaschi, Catholic University, Department of Economic and Social Sciences

L-17 Transnational Governance: Voice and Participation

Saturday L: Regulation and Governance

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University TW1.1.01 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants Truly a World-Wide Web? Regulators of the Internet and Society Christian Ewert, University of Lausanne Celine Kaufmann, University of Lausanne Transnational Sustainability Governance in the Global South: A Comparative Study of Producer Support in Brazil Philip Schleifer, European University Institute How Much Voice for Borrowers? Selective Visibilities and Partially Blocked Recursivities in the Transnational Microfinance Sector Philip Mader, University of Basel

L-18 Corporate Social Responsibility: New Ways of Looking at Old Problems, or Saturday New Problems in Need of Novel Solutions?

10:15am - 11:45am L: Regulation and Governance

Tower One Session Organizers John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside TW1.1.04 Frans van Waarden, University College, Utrecht University Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Participants Bringing the State Back in? US and UK Government Regulation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in International Business Jette Steen Knudsen, Copenhagen University; Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University CSR Strategies Toward Organizational Learning Sandra Bertezene, Lyon 1 Management-Based Corporate Regulation As a Force for Social Change Alice Klettner, University of Technology, Sydney 198 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science M-14 Comercio, Integracion y Desarrollo

Saturday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.02 Moderator Juan Carlos Jimenez, University of Alcala Participants El Efecto De Los Acuerdos Comerciales Preferenciales No Reciprocos Sobre Las Exportaciones De Los Paises Benefactores Salvador Gil-Pareja, University of Valencia Determinantes De La Inversión Extranjera Directa En América Latina: Un Estudio Desde La Perspectiva Del analisis De Redes Sociales Angeles Sanchez Diez, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Alianza Del Pacifico y Sus Pretensiones En El Orden De Eliminar Las Distorsiones Economicas Entre Sus Partes Salvador Francisco Ruiz Medrano, Universidad de Guanajuato Comercio y Desigualdad. El Caso De Los Paises Hispanohablantes Aranzazu Narbona, Universidad de Alcala Juan Carlos Jimenez, University of Alcala

M-15 Integración Económica

Saturday M: Spanish Language

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Julimar da Silva Bichara, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid TW1.2.01 Moderator Maria Isabel Heredero de Pablos, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Participants Cambio Estructural y Manufactura Global Helio Henkin, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul Existen Razones Para Un Incondicional SI a La Unión Europea? Milagros Dones, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Maria Isabel Heredero de Pablos, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Estado, Actores Predominantes y Desarrollo. Argentina y Brasil En Perspectiva Comparada Flavio Gaitan, UNILA

199 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science N-17 Inequalities II

Saturday N: Finance and Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.2.06 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants The Rise in CEO Compensations and the Evolution of Ownership Structure Lionel Almeida, University of Paris Ouest Household Financial Practices and Wealth Accumulation in the Era of Mass-Participatory Finance and Growing Inequality Angelina Grigoryeva, Princeton University Risk and Contemporary Inequality Dean Curran, University of Calgary Discussant Olivier Godechot, Sciences Po, MaxPo and CNRS

N-18 Institutional and Social Structures of Finance

Saturday N: Finance and Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Alya Guseva, Boston University CLM.7.02 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants A Social Network Analysis of Collateralized Debt Obligations Adam Leaver, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester Daniel Tischer, Manchester Business School The Power of Plastic Money: The Causes and Consequences of National Control over Payment Card Markets in Europe Akos Rona-Tas, University of California, San Diego Evaluation Cultures, Organizational Logics, and the Limits of Financial Regulation Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, London School of Economics Local and Global Dynamics in Financial Organisations: Relational, Institutional and Symbolic Structuration of Financial Work Javier Hernandez, Catholic University of Temuco Discussant Yuval Millo, University of Leicester

200 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-19 Money, Accounting and Central Banking

Saturday P: Accounting, Economics, and Law

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower One Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan TW1.1.02 Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Moderator Matthias Thiemann, Frankfurt University Participants An Asset-Based Framework of Credit Creation (Applied to the Global Financial Crisis) Susanne von der Becke, ETH Zurich Seventeenth Century Banking: Amsterdamsche Wisselbank, Stockholms Banco, and Their Consequences for Monetary Evolution Thomas Marmefelt, University of S_dert_rn The Function and Actual Condition of the ‘Money’ Account in the Creation of the Monetary Base: An Analysis of the Financial Statements of the Bank of Japan Nobuko Takahashi, Kokushikan University Ryohei Yoshikawa, Kansaigakuin University What Is Special with Cash Flow Statements in Banks? Asgeir Torfason, Postdoc - Gothenburg Research Institute; Assistant Professor - University of Iceland Discussants Yuri Biondi, CNRS - ESCP Europe Philippe Moutot, European Central Bank

Q-17 Work, Labor Markets and Migration III

Saturday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.04 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants An Explorative Study of Culture and Commercialization: Institutionalization of the "Ethical Fashion" in Japan Tsutomu Nakano, Aoyama Gakuin University Market Transition and Changing Organizational Role in Social Inequality in Urban China Wei Zhao, UNC-Charlotte & Shanghai University; Shanghai University Pricing the Human Body: Evidence from Industrial Injury Cases in China Enying Zheng, University of Cambridge

201 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Q-18 Work, Labor Markets and Migration IV

Saturday Q: Asian Capitalisms

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Clement House Boy Lüthje, University of Frankfurt Sebastien Lechevalier, EHESS CLM.3.07 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, University of Frankfurt Participants Possibilities of Job Acceptance and Selective Job Change of Local Employees at Asian Subsidiaries of Multinational Companies: Case Study of Asian Region Expansion By Japanese Originated Companies Masayo Fujimoto, Doshisha University The Persistent Character of Japanese Employment: A Micro Data Analysis of Seikashugi and Its Impact on Japanese Workers Osamu Umezaki, Hosei University Arjan Keizer, University of Manchester

TH06-10 Inequality in the Crisis

Saturday Inequality: Drivers, Impacts, and Policies

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower Two Wiemer Salverda, University of Amsterdam

TW2.1.04 Participants Household Wealth Trends in the United States, 1962-2013: What Happened over the Great Recession? Edward Wolff, New York University Decomposing Income Changes in the UK in the 2000s Iva Tasseva, ISER, University of Essex Inequality, Growth and Living Standards in OECD Countries: A Changing Relationship? Brian Nolan, University of Oxford Max Roser, University of Oxford Stefan Thewissen, University of Oxford Growth, Inequality, and Social Welfare: A Reassessment Thibault Darcillon, University of Paris 7

202 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH08-05 5 - Human Rights in Global Supply Chains

Saturday Multinational Firms: Labor, Management, and Society

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Tower Two Phil Almond, De Montfort University Gregor Murray, Université de Montréal TW2.3.01 Tony Edwards, Kings College London Participants Toward an Integrative Theory of the Multinational Firm Duane Windsor, Rice University The Bangladesh Accord: Is Corporatist CSR a Blueprint for Transnational Hybrid Regulation of Apparel Production? Angela Kalyta, McGill University A Contested and Protected ‘Marketisation’ of the Employment Relationship: A Multi-Actor Exploration in Multinational Firms' Pakistani Subsidiaries Sara Chaudhry, University of Edinburgh Business School Human Rights: Employment Relations and HRM in the Supply Chain Michael Muller-Carmen, WU Vienna

TH11-06 Group 6 - Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Saturday Capitalism

10:15am - 11:45am Social Coalitions, Political and Economic Crises, and Diversity of Capitalism

Tower One Session Organizers Bruno Amable, Université Paris I Panthéon - Sorbonne TW1.3.04 Hideko Magara, Waseda University Moderator Masanobu Ido, Waseda University Participants Macroeconomic Policy Divergence Between Germany and Japan, 1970s to the Present: Varieties of Capitalism, Ideas, Interests, and Institutions James Mosher, Ohio University Taka Suzuki, ohio university Contradictions in Liberal Reforms: The Labor Regulation of Sub-Contracting Guy Mundlak, Tel-Aviv University The Political Economy of Inequalities in Brazil and China Isabela Nogueira de Morais, Professor, Institute of Economics, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Huashan Chen, National Institute for Social Development, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Discussant Philippe Schmitter, European University Institute

203 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH12-06 The Foundational Economy and the Fate of Utilities

Saturday The Foundational Economy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Julie Froud, University of Manchester

TW1.3.03 Participants From Liberalisation to Appropriation: The Trajectory of Italian Railways Angelo Salento, University of Salento Coal and the Post-Apartheid Minerals Energy Complex Sam Ashman, University of Johannesburg The Worst of Both Worlds: Between Public and Private Delivery in the Post-Apartheid South African Electricity Andrew Bowman, University of the Witwatersrand

TH13-05 Inequality in the USA

Saturday The Politics of Egalitarian Policy

10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizer Tower One Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Tim Hicks, University College London TW1.3.02 Moderator Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics Participants Where Is the Political Response to Inequality in the US? Lucy Goodhart, Brandeis University What We Talk about When We Talk about Campaign Spending Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University Media Ownership and the Tone of News Coverage of Labor Unions: Evidence from a Natural Experiment Liam Kneafsey, Trinity College Dublin Discussant Henning Finseraas, Institute for Social Research

FP-11 Featured Speaker Colin Crouch (University of Warwick) - Inegalitarian Saturday Capitalism and the Threat to Democracy

12:00pm - 1:00pm Featured Panels & Speakers

Old Building Session Organizers Glenn Morgan, Cardiff University Old Theatre David Marsden, London School of Economics Speaker Colin Crouch, (Professor Emeritus) Warwick Business School

204 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Conference&Participants& !

Abbott, Kenneth TH09-01 Thursday, 4:00pm TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm

Abreu, Monica B-09 Friday, 8:30am Adachi, Yuko H-04 Thursday, 10:15am Afonso, Alexandre L-03 Thursday, 8:30am Aftab Kalam, Asif H-15 Friday, 2:15pm Agupusi, Patricia I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ahmadjian, Christina H-19 Friday, 4:00pm H-20 Saturday, 8:30am

H-23 Saturday, 10:15am

Ailon, Galit N-03 Thursday, 8:30am N-07 Thursday, 2:15pm

Akhavan Farshchi, Mahtab B-16 Friday, 4:00pm Akram, Hassan J-06 Friday, 2:15pm Aksoy, Zuhre B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Alacevich, Franca C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Albenga, Viviane C-11 Friday, 2:15pm Alberio, Marco TH04-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Albert, Kyle D-02 Friday, 10:15am G-11 Thursday, 4:00pm

Alengoz, Linda H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Alexander, Rachel O-06 Friday, 10:15am Alkire, Sabina TH05-01 Friday, 8:30am Allen, Maria F-07 Friday, 2:15pm Almeida, Lionel N-17 Saturday, 10:15am Alvarez, Ignacio M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Alvarez-Herranz, Agustin M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Alvial Palavicino, Carla TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Amable, Bruno FP-06 Friday, 10:15am H-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am

TH11-05 Saturday, 8:30am

Amaro, Marcela M-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Amate, Ignacio M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm Amberg, Stephen B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Amengual, Matthew L-04 Thursday, 10:15am Amin, Viresh H-15 Friday, 2:15pm Ampudia, Nora E-14 Friday, 2:15pm Andersen, Soren E-05 Thursday, 10:15am Anderson, David A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Anderson, Karen N-06 Thursday, 10:15am 205 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Anderson, Pauline C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Andrade Roche, Tiffany L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Andrade, Isabel TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am Andreoni, Antonio J-06 Friday, 2:15pm Andriani, Luca G-15 Friday, 10:15am H-15 Friday, 2:15pm

Andrijasevic, Rutvica E-03 Thursday, 10:15am Andrikopoulos, Andreas N-15 Saturday, 8:30am Angeletti, Thomas N-09 Friday, 8:30am Angermann, Annette G-06 Thursday, 10:15am Anner, Mark L-04 Thursday, 10:15am Antunes, Bethania G-18 Friday, 2:15pm Anuradha, Kanniganti A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Appelbaum, Eileen FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Appelbaum, Rich Q-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Appelbaum, Rich Q-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Aras, Guler N-02 Thursday, 8:30am P-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Arcand, Sébastien D-03 Friday, 4:00pm Arcidiacono, Davide TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am Arcuri, Alessandra L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ariff, Akmalia P-12 Friday, 10:15am Armony, Victor D-03 Friday, 4:00pm Armstrong, Kenneth D-05 Saturday, 10:15am Arnholtz, Jens E-18 Saturday, 8:30am Arnold, Caroline B-03 Thursday, 10:15am TH09-04 Friday, 2:15pm

Ashiabor, Hope B-17 Friday, 4:00pm Ashman, Sam TH12-06 Saturday, 10:15am Atienza, Miguel M-12 Friday, 4:00pm Aubert-Tarby, Clémence G-04 Thursday, 10:15am G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm

Auffenberg, Jennie E-02 Thursday, 8:30am Austin, Annie TH05-02 Friday, 10:15am Auvray, Tristan H-21 Saturday, 8:30am Avdagic, Sabina E-23 Saturday, 10:15am Avent-Holt, Dustin TH10-01 Thursday, 2:15pm TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am

Avlijas, Sonja G-14 Friday, 10:15am Avrahampour, Yally N-05 Thursday, 10:15am N-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Aztimur, Hatice B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Babb, Sarah L-05 Thursday, 10:15am Babos, Pavol J-06 Friday, 2:15pm

206 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Baccaro, Lucio TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am Badaloni, Silvana C-12 Friday, 4:00pm Baek, Seungho G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Baigorri, Artemio M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Bailey, David O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Bakir, Caner H-21 Saturday, 8:30am H-23 Saturday, 10:15am

Balabanova, Evgeniya G-22 Friday, 4:00pm Balakrishnan, Ramesh B-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Balestro, Moises TH03-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Ban, Cornel B-15 Friday, 4:00pm Bandelj, Nina FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm FP-06 Friday, 10:15am

TH10-06 Friday, 4:00pm

Barabaschi, Barbara C-13 Saturday, 8:30am J-07 Saturday, 10:15am

Barajas, Maria del Rosio O-07 Friday, 2:15pm Barbera, Filippo TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am TH12-05 Saturday, 8:30am

Barbier, Pascal C-08 Friday, 8:30am Barbosa, Maria-Ligia G-05 Thursday, 10:15am Barman, Emily L-05 Thursday, 10:15am N-02 Thursday, 8:30am

N-09 Friday, 8:30am

Barrett, David TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm Barrientos, Stephanie O-08 Friday, 4:00pm Barros, Pedro M-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Bartelheimer, Peter TH05-03 Friday, 2:15pm Bartlett, William G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Bartosch, Julia H-22 Saturday, 10:15am Bascle, Guilhem H-14 Friday, 10:15am Basok, Tanya I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Batt, Rosemary FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Batthyany, Karina C-17 Saturday, 10:15am Baud, Celine P-18 Saturday, 8:30am Bauer, Johannes F-06 Friday, 10:15am Bayliss, David G-13 Friday, 8:30am Bazen, Stephen TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Beblavy, Miroslav TH04-01 Thursday, 8:30am Becker, Bastian TH13-02 Friday, 10:15am Beckert, Jens FP-05 Friday, 10:15am TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am

TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

207 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Bednarek, Rebecca N-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Bedu, Nicolas P-13 Friday, 2:15pm Behling, Felix G-06 Thursday, 10:15am H-12 Friday, 8:30am

Behrens, Martin E-08 Thursday, 4:00pm TH03-02 Thursday, 10:15am

TH03-05 Friday, 10:15am

Behrmann, Laura A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Belanger, Jacques TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am Bellani, Daniela C-16 Saturday, 10:15am G-24 Friday, 4:00pm

Bellini, Andrea TH07-02 Thursday, 10:15am Benassi, Chiara G-12 Friday, 8:30am TH01-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Bengtsson, Erik E-22 Saturday, 10:15am TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am

TH11-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Berkovitch, Nitza C-15 Saturday, 8:30am Berliner, Dan L-04 Thursday, 10:15am Berloffa, Gabriella TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am

Bernaciak, Magdalena E-21 Saturday, 10:15am Bertezene, Sandra L-18 Saturday, 10:15am Bertolini, Sonia H-12 Friday, 8:30am Besamusca, Janna C-04 Thursday, 10:15am Besbris, Max H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Besedovsky, Natalia N-07 Thursday, 2:15pm TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Bettiol, Marco O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Beuker, Laura G-13 Friday, 8:30am Beuscart, Jean-Samuel F-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Bevilacqua, Emiliano TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am Bhankaraully, Shabneez E-17 Friday, 4:00pm Bheemaiah, Kariappa TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Bholat, David H-15 Friday, 2:15pm Biancheri, Rita C-11 Friday, 2:15pm Bianchi Pernasilici, Gisela Marisa M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Bichara, Julimar M-13 Saturday, 8:30am Bidwell, Matthew G-17 Friday, 2:15pm Biegert, Thomas G-24 Friday, 4:00pm Bika, Zografia E-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Biondi, Yuri P-06 Thursday, 2:15pm P-09 Friday, 8:30am

P-19 Saturday, 10:15am

208 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Bird, Matthew N-10 Friday, 8:30am Bittman, Michael E-18 Saturday, 8:30am Blaas, Wolfgang TH12-04 Friday, 4:00pm Blazey, Paricia B-17 Friday, 4:00pm Blome, Agnes C-14 Saturday, 8:30am Blum, Veronique P-01 Thursday, 8:30am P-05 Thursday, 2:15pm

Blum, Virginie C-09 Friday, 8:30am Bocek, Fabian F-08 Friday, 4:00pm Q-07 Thursday, 4:00pm

Boersma, Martijn L-16 Saturday, 8:30am P-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Bogai, Dieter G-24 Friday, 4:00pm Bohle, Dorothee E-12 Friday, 10:15am Bolis, Michela G-17 Friday, 2:15pm Bonilla Delgado, Maria Isabel M-13 Saturday, 8:30am Boring, Anne G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Boschi, Renato B-08 Thursday, 4:00pm L-09 Friday, 8:30am

Botelho, Antonio B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Botia-Morillas, Carmen C-17 Saturday, 10:15am Botzem, Sebastian D-05 Saturday, 10:15am L-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Boussebaa, Mehdi D-04 Saturday, 8:30am Bowles, Paul N-03 Thursday, 8:30am Bowman, Andrew TH12-06 Saturday, 10:15am Boyer, Robert L-10 Friday, 8:30am TH06-07 Friday, 2:15pm

Bozzon, Rossella C-08 Friday, 8:30am Brady, David G-24 Friday, 4:00pm Brals, Daniella TH06-09 Saturday, 8:30am Branco, Manuel J-04 Friday, 8:30am Brandl, Bernd TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm TH03-05 Friday, 10:15am

Brandtner, Christof H-20 Saturday, 8:30am Braun, Benjamin B-15 Friday, 4:00pm TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Bredgaard, Thomas TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Breiger, Ronald H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Bresser-Pereira, Luiz Carlos B-20 Saturday, 10:15am Bretin, Helene C-09 Friday, 8:30am Breuls, Leydi Johana TH04-01 Thursday, 8:30am Brewster, Chris TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am Brill, Lucy TH12-04 Friday, 4:00pm

209 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Brink, Tobias L-09 Friday, 8:30am Brivot, Marion P-10 Friday, 8:30am Bronk, Richard TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am

TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

Brookes, Marissa TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Brookes, Michael TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am Bryson, Alex E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Buciuni, Giulio O-07 Friday, 2:15pm Budde-Sung, Amanda F-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Bulfone, Fabio H-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Burger, Anna E-18 Saturday, 8:30am Buscatto, Marie C-09 Friday, 8:30am Busemeyer, Marius TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am TH11-05 Saturday, 8:30am

TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm

TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm

Bussi, Margherita TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am Busso, Sandro TH12-05 Saturday, 8:30am Butollo, Florian Q-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Butzbach, Olivier H-08 Thursday, 2:15pm H-13 Friday, 10:15am

H-15 Friday, 2:15pm

Bzdak, Michael TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Caballero, Manuela M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Cacciamali, Maria Cristina G-23 Friday, 4:00pm Cachon, Elena M-10 Friday, 10:15am M-12 Friday, 4:00pm

Calderon, Reyes B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Calhoun, Craig FP-10 Friday, 5:45pm L-14 Friday, 4:00pm

Callaghan, Helen H-18 Friday, 4:00pm Calnitsky, David J-01 Thursday, 10:15am Calvo, Aida P-12 Friday, 10:15am Camasso, Michael TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Cambero, Santiago M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Camodeca, Renato P-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Campbell, Loriann TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Campos Lima, Maria da Paz TH07-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Cantillon, Bea TH06-02 Thursday, 10:15am Canziani, Arnaldo P-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Cao, Cong Q-05 Thursday, 2:15pm

210 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Cardon, Vincent J-07 Saturday, 10:15am TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Caro, Erka E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Carrillo, Jorge TH08-01 Friday, 8:30am Carruthers, Bruce N-01 Thursday, 8:30am N-15 Saturday, 8:30am

Carter, Betsy H-16 Friday, 2:15pm Casado, Elena M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Caseiro, Luiz B-14 Friday, 2:15pm G-05 Thursday, 10:15am

Casey, Donal L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Castilla Carrascal, Ivette Tatiana M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Castilla, Emilio J. TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am Casula, Clementina G-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Celik, Tim J-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Centella Moyano, Miguel M-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Cervia, Silvia C-11 Friday, 2:15pm Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Pedro M-08 Friday, 8:30am Chabrak, Nihel P-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Chahed, Yasmine P-01 Thursday, 8:30am P-04 Thursday, 10:15am

Chan, Kinman A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Chan, William G-21 Friday, 4:00pm Chang, Jiyeun TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Chanteau, Jean-Pierre L-16 Saturday, 8:30am Charlot Goel-Ghai, Anuradha A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Charrier, Philippe C-10 Friday, 10:15am Charron, Jacques-Olivier L-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Chaudhry, Sara TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Chauvel, Louis TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Checchi, Daniele TH06-08 Friday, 4:00pm TH06-09 Saturday, 8:30am

Cheishvili, Kakhaber G-26 Saturday, 8:30am Chen, Huashan TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am Cheon, Byung You TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Chikudate, Nobuyuki A-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Chkalova, Katja G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Cho, Inyoung E-23 Saturday, 10:15am Cho, Sungjoon TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am Chorev, Nitsan B-18 Saturday, 8:30am FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm

Choudhury, Pradeep G-16 Friday, 2:15pm Chu, Yin Wah Q-13 Friday, 2:15pm Chung, Heejung C-16 Saturday, 10:15am

211 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-06 Thursday, 10:15am

Cioffi, John L-10 Friday, 8:30am L-16 Saturday, 8:30am

Claramunt, Carlos M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Clark, Tom FP-01 Thursday, 12:00pm Clarke, Ian F-05 Friday, 8:30am Clarke, Thomas L-16 Saturday, 8:30am P-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

P-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

P-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Clibborn, Stephen I-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Closs, Lisiane B-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Cobas Valdes, Aleida M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Coelho, Valeria M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm Cognard, Etienne TH03-07 Friday, 4:00pm Cohen, Rachel C-02 Thursday, 8:30am Collado, Diego TH06-02 Thursday, 10:15am Colombo, Sabrina TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Comelli, Martino N-12 Friday, 2:15pm Conle, Marcus Q-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Conley, John H-13 Friday, 10:15am Connolly, Heather E-05 Thursday, 10:15am Conrath-Hargreaves, Annemarie P-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Conraud Koellner, Eva M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Contreras, Oscar F-01 Thursday, 8:30am Cooney, Richard E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Corazza, Rosana G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Cordeiro, Marina C-08 Friday, 8:30am Cordera Campos, Rolando M-08 Friday, 8:30am CorÚ, Giancarlo O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Corte Cruz, Pablo Sigfrido B-17 Friday, 4:00pm Courtioux, Pierre G-16 Friday, 2:15pm Cowell, Frank TH06-07 Friday, 2:15pm Cranmer, Laurence H-11 Friday, 8:30am Crouch, Colin E-10 Friday, 8:30am E-12 Friday, 10:15am

Cueto-Pruneda, Gabriel G-22 Friday, 4:00pm Curran, Dean N-16 Saturday, 8:30am N-17 Saturday, 10:15am

Cuvi Escobar, Jacinto J-04 Friday, 8:30am Czarzasty, Jan E-21 Saturday, 10:15am Czingon, Claudia N-05 Thursday, 10:15am da Costa, Isabel E-11 Friday, 10:15am da Silva Bichara, Julimar M-13 Saturday, 8:30am

212 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Dagnes, Joselle TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am TH12-05 Saturday, 8:30am

Dahlin, Eric F-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Dallas, Mark O-08 Friday, 4:00pm Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Dallinger, Ursula TH06-01 Thursday, 8:30am Danaj, Sonila E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Darcillon, Thibault J-03 Thursday, 4:00pm TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am

TH11-04 Friday, 4:00pm

TH11-05 Saturday, 8:30am

Datz, Giselle N-06 Thursday, 10:15am de Gery, Catherine G-09 Thursday, 4:00pm De Graaf, Frank Jan H-11 Friday, 8:30am De la Cuesta, Marta TH12-01 Friday, 8:30am de Larquier, Guillemette G-19 Friday, 2:15pm De Marchi, Valentina O-05 Friday, 8:30am De Rossi, Marina C-12 Friday, 4:00pm Debanes, Pauline Q-15 Friday, 4:00pm Debus, Marc TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am Deeg, Richard H-18 Friday, 4:00pm H-21 Saturday, 8:30am

N-06 Thursday, 10:15am

Deffontaines, Gery P-01 Thursday, 8:30am Delcroix, Celine C-10 Friday, 10:15am Dempster, Anna H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm H-16 Friday, 2:15pm

Denisova-Schmidt, Elena H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Dervaux, Amelie G-13 Friday, 8:30am Deutsch, Francine C-02 Thursday, 8:30am Deville, Joseph TH02-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Deville, Joseph TH02-05 Friday, 10:15am Di Maria, Eleonora O-05 Friday, 8:30am Diaz-Roldan, Carmen M-09 Friday, 10:15am Dibben, Pauline G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Dietz, Martin G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Dini, Paolo TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm Diriwaechter, Patric G-18 Friday, 2:15pm Do, Hyunkyu Q-10 Friday, 10:15am Dobbins, Tony G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Dodd, Nigel H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Doellgast, Virginia H-12 Friday, 8:30am TH01-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Doerflinger, Nadja TH04-07 Friday, 2:15pm

213 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am

Doering, Heike TH03-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Doerry, Sabine F-08 Friday, 4:00pm Dombrowski, Simon H-09 Thursday, 4:00pm Dominguez Rivas, Mario Ivan TH07-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Donaghey, Jimmy E-19 Saturday, 8:30am Donatiello, Davide TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am Dones, Milagros M-15 Saturday, 10:15am Dorlach, Tim B-11 Friday, 10:15am B-18 Saturday, 8:30am

Doyle, Sarah TH07-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Drahokoupil, Jan E-21 Saturday, 10:15am TH08-03 Friday, 4:00pm

Dubin, Kenneth A. L-03 Thursday, 8:30am Duell, Nicola G-17 Friday, 2:15pm Dufour, Marie-Eve G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Dumka, Ivan E-15 Friday, 4:00pm E-21 Saturday, 10:15am

Dundon, Tony TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Duran-Romero, Gemma B-17 Friday, 4:00pm Durazzi, Niccolo G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Ebner, Alexander H-14 Friday, 10:15am Eckert, Falk A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Economou, Labriana N-05 Thursday, 10:15am Edwards, Tony TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Edwards, Zophia L-05 Thursday, 10:15am Egdell, Valerie TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am Eggenberger, Christian G-17 Friday, 2:15pm Ehnts, Dirk N-04 Thursday, 8:30am N-13 Friday, 4:00pm

Eichhorst, Werner G-06 Thursday, 10:15am Eiffe, Franz J-04 Friday, 8:30am Elliott, Heather E-14 Friday, 2:15pm Elliott, Rebecca P-11 Friday, 10:15am Endre, Sik TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Engelen, Ewald N-06 Thursday, 10:15am TH12-05 Saturday, 8:30am

Epiphane, Dominique C-10 Friday, 10:15am Ergen, Timur TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Erhel, Christine G-13 Friday, 8:30am Erikson, Emily B-20 Saturday, 10:15am H-16 Friday, 2:15pm

H-20 Saturday, 8:30am

Erne, Roland E-09 Friday, 8:30am

214 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-12 Friday, 10:15am

E-23 Saturday, 10:15am

Erturk, Ismail TH02-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Escobar, Octavio G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Etzioni, Amitai A-01 Thursday, 8:30am FP-10 Friday, 5:45pm

Evans, Ana Maria L-09 Friday, 8:30am Evgeniev, Evgeni O-05 Friday, 8:30am Ewert, Christian L-17 Saturday, 10:15am Fahel, Murilo M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm M-07 Thursday, 4:00pm

Fairbrother, Peter TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Fairfield, Tasha TH03-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Falaih, Yazeed G-22 Friday, 4:00pm Falcke, Swantje G-29 Saturday, 10:15am Fallas-Santana, Agustin F-02 Thursday, 10:15am Farinha Rodrigues, Carlos TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am Faulconbridge, James D-04 Saturday, 8:30am Fayyaz, Anjum O-06 Friday, 10:15am Feandeiro, Andres TH08-01 Friday, 8:30am Felbo-Kolding, Jonas E-05 Thursday, 10:15am Fellini, Ivana G-29 Saturday, 10:15am Ferguson, William B-10 Friday, 8:30am TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

Fernandez Lopez, Maria Angeles M-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Fernandez, Rodrigo TH12-01 Friday, 8:30am Fernandez-Diaz, Ramon M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Fernandez-Gutierrez, Marcos L-02 Thursday, 8:30am L-05 Thursday, 10:15am

Fernandez-Steinko, Armando M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Ferragina, Emanuele C-14 Saturday, 8:30am J-04 Friday, 8:30am

Ferrari, Filippo G-21 Friday, 4:00pm Ferreira Sequeda, Maria G-04 Thursday, 10:15am Ferreras, Isabelle E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ferwerda, Joras P-17 Saturday, 8:30am Fialkowska, Kamila G-25 Saturday, 8:30am Fiedler, Antje H-16 Friday, 2:15pm Figueiredo, Hugo G-30 Saturday, 10:15am Filandri, Marianna TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Findlay, Mark Q-16 Saturday, 8:30am Fink, Pierre-Christian N-15 Saturday, 8:30am Finn, Mairead TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Finotto, Vladi O-07 Friday, 2:15pm

215 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Finseraas, Henning TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am TH13-05 Saturday, 10:15am

Flaherty, Eoin N-16 Saturday, 8:30am Flechtner, Svenja TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Folke Henriksen, Lasse TH09-03 Friday, 10:15am Foti, Klara TH04-01 Thursday, 8:30am Fouillet, Cyril TH02-05 Friday, 10:15am Fourcade, Marion FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm Fracalanza, Paulo G-27 Saturday, 8:30am FranÁois, Pierre FP-05 Friday, 10:15am Francon, Baptiste TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am TH11-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Frangi, Lorenzo E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Freye, Saskia H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm L-16 Saturday, 8:30am

Friedrich, Jan P-09 Friday, 8:30am Froud, Julie FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm TH12-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Fuchs, Gerhard F-09 Saturday, 8:30am Fuchs, Sandro P-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Fuentes, Albert B-13 Friday, 2:15pm Fuentes, Alberto B-09 Friday, 8:30am Fujii, Hideki P-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Fujimoto, Masayo Q-18 Saturday, 10:15am Fukuda, Rui C-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Fuller, Douglas B-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Funk, Lothar H-17 Friday, 4:00pm Fusulier, Bernard C-08 Friday, 8:30am Gabbioneta, Claudia P-10 Friday, 8:30am Gabos, Andras TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am Gaitan, Flavio B-08 Thursday, 4:00pm M-15 Saturday, 10:15am

Galetto, Manuela TH07-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Galland, Jean-Pierre TH09-03 Friday, 10:15am Galvao, Claudia B-16 Friday, 4:00pm Gandini, Alessandro D-02 Friday, 10:15am Garcia, Javier M-09 Friday, 10:15am Garcia-Ruiz, Pablo C-15 Saturday, 8:30am Garcia-Sainz, Cristina M-12 Friday, 4:00pm Gardawski, Juliusz E-21 Saturday, 10:15am Gash, Vanessa C-04 Thursday, 10:15am Gautie, Jerome E-16 Friday, 4:00pm Gefken, Andreas A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Gérard, Julie G-13 Friday, 8:30am

216 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Gerges Yammine, Rand F-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Gerner-Beuerle, Carsten H-18 Friday, 4:00pm Ghellab, Youcef TH07-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Gherardini, Alberto G-21 Friday, 4:00pm TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Gialdini, Laurence P-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Gil-Pareja, Salvador M-14 Saturday, 10:15am Gilles, Fabrice G-21 Friday, 4:00pm Gillet, Anne C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ginalski, Stéphanie C-03 Thursday, 10:15am Gindis, David H-13 Friday, 10:15am Gindl, Michaela C-12 Friday, 4:00pm Gittins, Magnus B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Giuliani, Elisa B-14 Friday, 2:15pm Giunta, Anna O-09 Saturday, 8:30am Glasman, Maurice L-14 Friday, 4:00pm Gleadle, Pauline H-17 Friday, 4:00pm Godart, Frederic G-15 Friday, 10:15am Godechot, Olivier N-16 Saturday, 8:30am N-17 Saturday, 10:15am

TH10-05 Friday, 2:15pm

Goglio, Valentina G-20 Friday, 2:15pm Golden, Darragh E-02 Thursday, 8:30am Golini, Ruggero O-06 Friday, 10:15am Gomis, Redi O-07 Friday, 2:15pm TH08-01 Friday, 8:30am

Gonzalez Begega, Sergio TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH07-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Gonzalez Cobaleda, Estefania M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Gonzalez Menendez, Maria Carmen TH08-01 Friday, 8:30am Gonzalez, Felipe TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Gonzalez, Maria-Jose C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Gonzalez, Pilar TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am Gooberman, Leon TH03-05 Friday, 10:15am TH03-07 Friday, 4:00pm

Goodhart, Lucy TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am TH13-05 Saturday, 10:15am

Gordo, Luis M-13 Saturday, 8:30am Gorman, Elizabeth TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am Gospel, Howard G-18 Friday, 2:15pm Goularti Filho, Alcides M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Gowayed, Heba TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Goyer, Michel E-17 Friday, 4:00pm H-21 Saturday, 8:30am

217 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science L-13 Friday, 2:15pm

Graf, Lukas G-11 Thursday, 4:00pm Granados, Abraham C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Granados, Francisco J. F-05 Friday, 8:30am Granier, Caroline P-13 Friday, 2:15pm Grau, Carmen M-12 Friday, 4:00pm Greene, Joshua TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm Greer, Ian J-05 Friday, 10:15am Greeson, Emma H-16 Friday, 2:15pm Grigoryeva, Angelina N-17 Saturday, 10:15am Grimshaw, Damian E-16 Friday, 4:00pm G-03 Thursday, 8:30am

Gruin, Julian Q-11 Friday, 10:15am Guergoat-Lariviere, Mathilde G-13 Friday, 8:30am G-16 Friday, 2:15pm

Guérin, Isabelle TH02-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH02-03 Thursday, 4:00pm

Guerra, Pablo A-06 Saturday, 8:30am Guillaud, Elvire TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm

Guimaraes, Sonia F-10 Saturday, 10:15am Guinea-Martin, Daniel C-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Gullette, Gregory I-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Gumbrell-McCormick, Rebecca TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Gupta, Sudheer G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Guseva, Alya H-03 Thursday, 10:15am G-14 Friday, 10:15am

M-10 Friday, 10:15am

Gutierrez, Juan Jesus TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am Gutierrez, Rodolfo E-11 Friday, 10:15am Gvelesiani, Revaz L-02 Thursday, 8:30am Haber, Hanan TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm Haberstroh, Charlotte TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am Hadjivassiliou, Kari E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Hadziabdic, Sinisa F-08 Friday, 4:00pm Hahn, Katrin TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm E-13 Friday, 2:15pm

Haipeter, Thomas TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Hajdu, Gabor TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Halawa, Mateusz D-03 Friday, 4:00pm Hall, Sarah Q-16 Saturday, 8:30am Hammer, Anita O-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Hammer, Nikolaus B-15 Friday, 4:00pm Hancke, Bob L-03 Thursday, 8:30am

218 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science TH10-01 Thursday, 2:15pm

Hanley, Caroline TH14-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Hann, Deborah TH04-08 Friday, 4:00pm Hansen, Martin Ejnar E-16 Friday, 4:00pm Hansen, Nana Wesley O-03 Thursday, 2:15pm H-21 Saturday, 8:30am

Hardie, Iain G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Hasegawa, Rei G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Hasegawa, Shinji TH12-03 Friday, 2:15pm Haslam, Colin E-03 Thursday, 10:15am Hassel, Anke E-09 Friday, 8:30am L-13 Friday, 2:15pm

Hastings, Thomas E-13 Friday, 2:15pm Hattam, Victoria FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Hauptmeier, Marco TH03-02 Thursday, 10:15am TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am

Havinga, Tetty E-13 Friday, 2:15pm Healy, Amy Q-14 Friday, 4:00pm Heckel, Markus H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Hedberg, Masha H-04 Thursday, 10:15am TH03-06 Friday, 2:15pm

Heery, Edmund B-14 Friday, 2:15pm Henkin, Helio M-15 Saturday, 10:15am TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Hennebert, Marc-Antonin TH05-02 Friday, 10:15am Hense, Andrea L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Henson, Spencer M-15 Saturday, 10:15am Heredero de Pablos, Maria Isabel E-14 Friday, 2:15pm Herman, Dan TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am Hermansen, Are TH10-05 Friday, 2:15pm N-18 Saturday, 10:15am

Hernandez, Javier A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Herrera-Gonzalez, Domingo E-19 Saturday, 8:30am Herrigel, Gary L-11 Friday, 10:15am Hertog, Steffen TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Hickland, Eugene J-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Hicks, Alexander TH13-02 Friday, 10:15am Hicks, Timothy TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm C-04 Thursday, 10:15am

Hidalgo-Vega, Alvaro M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm E-10 Friday, 8:30am

Hills, John N-09 Friday, 8:30am Hiss, Stefanie B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Hochstetler, Kathryn TH04-07 Friday, 2:15pm

219 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Hodder, Andy TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am Hoerisch, Felix G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Hoeschler, Peter G-30 Saturday, 10:15am Hofaecker, Dirk E-15 Friday, 4:00pm Hofmann, Julia C-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Hoherz, Stefanie H-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Holgersson, Martin TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Hollod, Laura TH06-09 Saturday, 8:30am Holtmann, Anne Christine L-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Hong, Seung-Hun Q-08 Friday, 8:30am E-23 Saturday, 10:15am

Hooijer, Gerda E-10 Friday, 8:30am Hopkin, Jonathan L-03 Thursday, 8:30am TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm

TH13-05 Saturday, 10:15am

TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am

Horioka, Charles Yuji J-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Horn, Alexander TH06-01 Thursday, 8:30am B-18 Saturday, 8:30am

Horner, Rory L-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Hoshmand, Nawid F-02 Thursday, 10:15am Hsieh, Michelle Q-09 Friday, 8:30am A-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Hu, Jieren A-04 Thursday, 4:00pm G-18 Friday, 2:15pm

Humphris, Amy TH08-03 Friday, 4:00pm Hunek, Ilona TH04-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Husz, Ildiko TH02-04 Friday, 8:30am Husz, Orsi TH02-05 Friday, 10:15am B-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Hwan Wang, Jenn B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Hwang, Suk-man E-09 Friday, 8:30am Hyman, Richard TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am Hällsten, Martin TH10-02 Thursday, 4:00pm TH10-05 Friday, 2:15pm

J-05 Friday, 10:15am

Höppner, Julia TH03-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Ibsen, Christian TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm TH11-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Ido, Masanobu TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

Ikebe, Shannon G-23 Friday, 4:00pm Ilse, Anna M-08 Friday, 8:30am Inacio, Magna TH03-06 Friday, 2:15pm

220 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Ingold, Jo Q-16 Saturday, 8:30am Ip, Chung Yan TH12-01 Friday, 8:30am Isaacs, Gilad E-19 Saturday, 8:30am Iskander, Natasha L-10 Friday, 8:30am Istvan, Adorjan N-15 Saturday, 8:30am B-19 Saturday, 8:30am

Ivanova, Maria L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Jabko, Nicolas C-10 Friday, 10:15am Jaboin, Yveline FP-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Jackson, Gregory FP-06 Friday, 10:15am TH10-05 Friday, 2:15pm

Jacobebbinghaus, Peter G-11 Thursday, 4:00pm Jacobsen, Heike P-09 Friday, 8:30am Jacobson, Ken TH11-03 Friday, 2:15pm Jacquier, Kristel L-12 Friday, 10:15am Jaehrling, Karen TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Jagannathan, Radha G-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Jaik, Katharina C-03 Thursday, 10:15am Jaime, Pedro G-28 Saturday, 10:15am Janssen, Simon TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am Jasiecki, Krzysztof TH06-02 Thursday, 10:15am Jenderny, Katharina N-04 Thursday, 8:30am Jensen, Jason M-14 Saturday, 10:15am Jimenez, Juan Carlos M-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Jimenez, Tania TH06-05 Friday, 8:30am Jin, Lei L-12 Friday, 10:15am Jin, Xuan TH12-05 Saturday, 8:30am Johal, Sukhdev Q-12 Friday, 2:15pm Johann, Dirk TH01-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Johnson, Mathew B-21 Saturday, 10:15am Johnson, Susan G-05 Thursday, 10:15am Johnstonbaugh, Morgan H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Jonnergard, Karin TH02-06 Friday, 2:15pm Joseph, Nithya TH06-09 Saturday, 8:30am Jovicic, Sonja L-10 Friday, 8:30am Judge, Kathryn TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Jun Ho, Jeong TH10-02 Thursday, 4:00pm Jung, Jiwook TH13-02 Friday, 10:15am Jurado, Ignacio TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm C-17 Saturday, 10:15am

Jurado-Guerrero, Teresa C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Jurt, Christine E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Kahmann, Marcus D-01 Friday, 8:30am Kalaitzake, Manolis TH14-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

221 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Kall, Kairit TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am Kallestrup, Morten TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Kalyta, Angela P-12 Friday, 10:15am Kamal, Yousuf J-01 Thursday, 10:15am Kamble, Swati B-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Kang, Nahee C-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Kanji, Shireen G-12 Friday, 8:30am TH01-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Kanjuo-Mrcela, Aleksandra H-22 Saturday, 10:15am Kaplan, Rami B-21 Saturday, 10:15am Kar, Sohini C-16 Saturday, 10:15am Karabchuk, Tatiana G-12 Friday, 8:30am TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

Karagiannaki, Eleni H-19 Friday, 4:00pm Karube, Masaru B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kasahara, Yuri H-11 Friday, 8:30am Katelouzou, Dionysia TH06-01 Thursday, 8:30am Katsikidis, Andreas B-12 Friday, 10:15am Katsitadze, Nana L-17 Saturday, 10:15am Kaufmann, Celine P-04 Thursday, 10:15am Kavame Eroglu, Zehra G C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kay, Fiona TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am N-06 Thursday, 10:15am

Kay, Stephen I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kayhan, Asli Q-18 Saturday, 10:15am Keizer, Arjan N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Keller, Eileen F-07 Friday, 2:15pm Keller, Matthew TH10-02 Thursday, 4:00pm Kemayou, Yanick L-05 Thursday, 10:15am Kentikelenis, Alexander H-20 Saturday, 8:30am Kern, Philipp E-09 Friday, 8:30am Keune, Maarten TH04-07 Friday, 2:15pm TH07-02 Thursday, 10:15am

G-05 Thursday, 10:15am

Khouaja, Mehdi E-11 Friday, 10:15am Kim, Hyeon-Kyeong Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Kim, Pil Ho Q-15 Friday, 4:00pm Kim, Yuhwi H-17 Friday, 4:00pm Kinderman, Daniel H-22 Saturday, 10:15am TH10-05 Friday, 2:15pm

King, Joseph B-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Kingstone, Peter P-11 Friday, 10:15am Kirat, Thierry P-16 Friday, 4:00pm TH02-01 Thursday, 8:30am

222 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Kirwan, Samuel I-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Kislev, Elyakim B-12 Friday, 10:15am Kitsing, Meelis F-05 Friday, 8:30am L-18 Saturday, 10:15am

Klettner, Alice TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm Klumpenaar, Roald TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm Kneafsey, Liam E-18 Saturday, 8:30am TH13-05 Saturday, 10:15am

Knippel, Astrid N-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Koenig, Johannes A-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kohl, Sebastian A-04 Thursday, 4:00pm P-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

Kokkinis, Andreas H-11 Friday, 8:30am Konzelmann, Sue H-13 Friday, 10:15am B-11 Friday, 10:15am

Kopper, Moises TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am Korom, Philipp Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am Kotosaka, Masahiro TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am Koukiadaki, Aristea TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am G-14 Friday, 10:15am

Kozina, Irina H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Krachler, Nick H-12 Friday, 8:30am L-12 Friday, 10:15am

Krieger, Kristian TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am Kristal, Tali TH10-01 Thursday, 2:15pm Krizkova, Alena TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am TH05-01 Friday, 8:30am

Krozer, Alice TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm TH09-04 Friday, 2:15pm

Kruck, Andreas C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kuemmerling, Angelika C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Kumari, Sunita L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Kupzok, Nils E-18 Saturday, 8:30am Kurtulmus, Miris TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Kutscher, Gloria F-02 Thursday, 10:15am Kutzleb, Jennifer TH06-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Kuypers, Sarah N-03 Thursday, 8:30am Kuzina, Olga E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Kwon, Hyunji O-06 Friday, 10:15am Laha, Somjita C-10 Friday, 10:15am Laillier, Joel F-09 Saturday, 8:30am Lam, Alice F-09 Saturday, 8:30am Lane, Christel FP-05 Friday, 10:15am H-17 Friday, 4:00pm

223 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science E-10 Friday, 8:30am

Lansley, Stewart C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Lapuerta, Irene H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lara-Millan, Armando H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm TH03-07 Friday, 4:00pm

Laroche, Melanie TH04-07 Friday, 2:15pm C-09 Friday, 8:30am

Larsen, Trine Pernille E-20 Saturday, 8:30am H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm

Larsson-Olaison, Ulf H-10 Thursday, 4:00pm J-01 Thursday, 10:15am

Latner, Jonathan TH02-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lazarus, Jeanne TH02-06 Friday, 2:15pm P-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Lazonick, William P-08 Thursday, 4:00pm P-09 Friday, 8:30am

A-05 Friday, 2:15pm

Le Chaffotec, Alexandra C-10 Friday, 10:15am Le Feuvre, Nicky TH02-01 Thursday, 8:30am Leal, Carolina N-18 Saturday, 10:15am Leaver, Adam TH12-03 Friday, 2:15pm G-20 Friday, 2:15pm

Leber, Ute A-05 Friday, 2:15pm LeBlanc, Robin Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lechevalier, Sebastien Q-14 Friday, 4:00pm H-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Ledeneva, Alena E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Lee, Byung-hoon O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lee, Dongheon D-01 Friday, 8:30am Lee, Joseph Q-15 Friday, 4:00pm Lee, Juntae G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Lee, Sophia Seung-yoon Q-15 Friday, 4:00pm Q-06 Thursday, 4:00pm

Lee, Tina H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Lee, Yu Ying M-12 Friday, 4:00pm Legarreta, Matxalen TH10-02 Thursday, 4:00pm Leglise, Laure H-23 Saturday, 10:15am Leguy, Laure-Emmanuelle N-04 Thursday, 8:30am Lehnert, Thorsten TH02-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo TH05-01 Friday, 8:30am Lehwefl-Litzmann, RenÈ G-26 Saturday, 8:30am Lekashvili, Eka N-09 Friday, 8:30am Lenz, Sarah TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Leschke, Janine TH05-03 Friday, 2:15pm

224 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Lessmann, Ortrud TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am Levesque, Christian TH09-01 Thursday, 4:00pm Levi-Faur, David P-11 Friday, 10:15am TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm

Levine, Sheen G-29 Saturday, 10:15am Levionnois, Charlotte H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lewicki, Mikolaj H-22 Saturday, 10:15am N-12 Friday, 2:15pm

N-14 Friday, 4:00pm

E-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Lewis, Paul H-11 Friday, 8:30am Lewis, Tim B-10 Friday, 8:30am Light, Donald W. F-04 Thursday, 4:00pm E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm

Lillie, Nathan B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Lim, Hyun-Chin G-15 Friday, 10:15am Lima, Lea A-05 Friday, 2:15pm Lin, Tao G-27 Saturday, 8:30am Linhares, Caroline M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm Lins, Camila E-14 Friday, 2:15pm Liotard, Isabelle TH10-01 Thursday, 2:15pm Lippenyi, Zoltan P-13 Friday, 2:15pm Lissowska, Maria Q-10 Friday, 10:15am Liu, Jiajia TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Locatelli, Andrea TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am Logan, John M-08 Friday, 8:30am Lomeli, Leonardo M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm Lopes, Flavia G-16 Friday, 2:15pm Lopez Andreu, Marti M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Lopez Arevalo, Jorge TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm Lopez, David A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Lopez-Portillo, Hector F-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Lorenz, Edward G-04 Thursday, 10:15am D-04 Saturday, 8:30am

Loveridge, Ray H-14 Friday, 10:15am Low, Kathleen O-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Lubanski, Nikolaj G-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Luca, Anastasia G-22 Friday, 4:00pm TH06-07 Friday, 2:15pm

Ludwinek, Anna Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am Luethje, Boy Q-11 Friday, 10:15am A-06 Saturday, 8:30am

Lugo, Pablo L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Luhman, Meghan M-12 Friday, 4:00pm

225 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Luna, Albino C-03 Thursday, 10:15am Lup, Daniela TH02-06 Friday, 2:15pm Luzzi, Mariana TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am

Lytton, Timothy TH13-02 Friday, 10:15am Mabbett, Deborah TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm P-10 Friday, 8:30am

Macve, Richard P-14 Friday, 2:15pm TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am

Madariaga, Aldo L-17 Saturday, 10:15am Mader, Philip N-10 Friday, 8:30am TH11-04 Friday, 4:00pm

Magara, Hideko TH11-05 Saturday, 8:30am Magara, Hideko E-20 Saturday, 8:30am Mailand, Mikkel M-13 Saturday, 8:30am Malo, Miguel N-03 Thursday, 8:30am Maman, Daniel N-13 Friday, 4:00pm C-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Mandel, Hadas B-15 Friday, 4:00pm Mandelkern, Ronen P-08 Thursday, 4:00pm E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm

Mankki, Laura C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Mann, Stefan B-11 Friday, 10:15am Mano, Viktorija F-05 Friday, 8:30am Manzo, Cecilia TH04-08 Friday, 4:00pm Marcinkiewicz, Kamil TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Marginson, Paul B-12 Friday, 10:15am Margvelashvili, Maia C-15 Saturday, 8:30am Mari-Klose, Marga P-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Marie-HÈlËne, Bihr C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Marks, Abigail H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Markus, Stanislav H-04 Thursday, 10:15am P-19 Saturday, 10:15am

Marmefelt, Thomas B-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Marques Pereira, Jaime FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Marsden, David G-19 Friday, 2:15pm TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

Marti, F. Alethea TH07-02 Thursday, 10:15am Martin-Artiles, Antonio C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Martin-Garcia, Teresa M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Martin-Navarro, Jose Luis E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Martinez Lucio, Miguel TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am M-14 Saturday, 10:15am

MartÌnez Serrano, JosÈ Antonio TH06-08 Friday, 4:00pm

226 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Marx, Ive TH13-02 Friday, 10:15am Marx, Paul I-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Mato, Francisco Javier TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am Matteazzi, Eleonora TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Maurer, Iris L-09 Friday, 8:30am Mazumdar, Surajit TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am Mazzolini, Gabriele C-15 Saturday, 8:30am Mazzotta, Fernanda TH09-04 Friday, 2:15pm McCaffrey, Sara Jane TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am McDonald, Steve E-08 Thursday, 4:00pm McGovern, Patrick TH03-02 Thursday, 10:15am McGurk, Patrick TH06-02 Thursday, 10:15am McKnight, Abigail E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm McLaughlin, Colm Q-11 Friday, 10:15am McNally, Christopher Q-10 Friday, 10:15am McNamara, Dennis L-14 Friday, 4:00pm McQuarrie, Michael B-21 Saturday, 10:15am Meagher, Kate G-15 Friday, 10:15am Mears, Ashley M-09 Friday, 10:15am Mediavilla, Mauro C-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Meil, Gerardo A-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Membiela, Matias M-13 Saturday, 8:30am Mendoza, Natividad TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Mense-Petermann, Ursula M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Merck, Manuel TH03-02 Thursday, 10:15am Meredith, Richard C-04 Thursday, 10:15am Mertens, Antje N-12 Friday, 2:15pm Mertens, Daniel G-28 Saturday, 10:15am Meuer, Johannes TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am H-08 Thursday, 2:15pm

Mica, Adriana TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am Miklos, Sebok N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Millo, Yuval N-18 Saturday, 10:15am TH12-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Minervini, Dario F-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Miozzo, Marcela B-16 Friday, 4:00pm Miranda, Pedro Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am

Miyajima, Hideaki C-03 Thursday, 10:15am Moeller, Iris TH08-03 Friday, 4:00pm Moen, Eli Q-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Mohanty, Mritiunjoy TH02-04 Friday, 8:30am Moiso, Valentina TH04-07 Friday, 2:15pm Molina, Oscar TH07-02 Thursday, 10:15am

227 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science P-14 Friday, 2:15pm

Monciardini, David N-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Montagne, Sabine N-11 Friday, 2:15pm B-09 Friday, 8:30am

Monteiro, Cristiano TH02-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Montgomerie, Johnna C-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Moog, Petra J-06 Friday, 2:15pm Morad, Diani M-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Morales, Alberto E-20 Saturday, 8:30am Moran, Michael TH11-04 Friday, 4:00pm Morandini, Maria Chiara M-08 Friday, 8:30am Moreira, AndrÈ M-04 Thursday, 2:15pm Moreira, Tabata TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Moreno-Brid, Juan Carlos FP-01 Thursday, 12:00pm Morgan, Glenn FP-05 Friday, 10:15am SP-01 Thursday, 5:45pm

SP-03 Friday, 6:45pm

A-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Morley, Julia A-03 Thursday, 2:15pm TH02-05 Friday, 10:15am

Morvant, Solene TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm Moser, Christine TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am Mosher, James TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am G-25 Saturday, 8:30am

Mottweiler, Hannelore P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Moutot, Philippe P-19 Saturday, 10:15am TH02-04 Friday, 8:30am

Muller, Lucia TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Muller-Carmen, Michael C-14 Saturday, 8:30am Mullerova, Alzbeta TH10-03 Friday, 8:30am Mun, Eunmi E-04 Thursday, 10:15am Mundlak, Guy TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am

Munoz, Maria Jesus G-06 Thursday, 10:15am Munoz-Comet, Jacobo C-08 Friday, 8:30am Murgia, Annalisa TH08-04 Saturday, 8:30am Murray, Gregor TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am D-02 Friday, 10:15am

Musselin, Christine D-04 Saturday, 8:30am Muzio, Daniel E-09 Friday, 8:30am M¸ckenberger, Ulrich E-20 Saturday, 8:30am Nachtwey, Oliver H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Naczyk, Marek N-06 Thursday, 10:15am L-04 Thursday, 10:15am

228 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Nadvi, Khalid N-02 Thursday, 8:30am Nagel, Sebastian N-09 Friday, 8:30am O-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Nahm, Jonas G-26 Saturday, 8:30am Nakamura, Mari Q-17 Saturday, 10:15am Nakano, Tsutomu G-25 Saturday, 8:30am Napierala, Joanna M-14 Saturday, 10:15am Narbona, Aranzazu B-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Naseemullah, Adnan C-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Natsvlishvili, Ia B-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Nava-BolaÒos, Isalia G-26 Saturday, 8:30am A-07 Saturday, 10:15am

Nava-Nava, Nicolas TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am Navot, Edo C-09 Friday, 8:30am Navrbjerg, Steen TH08-03 Friday, 4:00pm TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Nazio, Tiziana TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Nelson, Patricia TH14-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Nelson, Patricia A. M-08 Friday, 8:30am Nemesio Ruiz, Ramon L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Nesvetailova, Anastasia C-03 Thursday, 10:15am Neu, Nathalie G-20 Friday, 2:15pm Neubaeumer, Renate H-17 Friday, 4:00pm Nielsen, Klaus H-23 Saturday, 10:15am TH05-02 Friday, 10:15am

Niimi, Yoko L-15 Saturday, 8:30am Niklasson, Lars TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm NiÒo, Lya L-09 Friday, 8:30am Noelke, Andreas L-11 Friday, 10:15am TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am

Nogueira de Morais, Isabela TH06-08 Friday, 4:00pm Nolan, Brian TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm

Nombela, Gustavo H-11 Friday, 8:30am Nordberg, Donald H-15 Friday, 2:15pm P-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

Nossum, Jenni E-13 Friday, 2:15pm O Riain, Sean G-06 Thursday, 10:15am TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

O'Higgins, Niall TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am O'Reilly, Jacqueline J-05 Friday, 10:15am Och, Ralf H-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Odabas, Meltem TH10-02 Thursday, 4:00pm Ohlert, Clemens N-03 Thursday, 8:30am

229 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Ohlsson, Claes O-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Oka, Chikako J-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Oktem, Kerem G-26 Saturday, 8:30am Olah, Serban G-14 Friday, 10:15am Olcoń-Kubicka, Marta TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Olcon-Kubicka, Marta B-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Oliveira, Sidinei B-14 Friday, 2:15pm Olivie, Iliana C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Olko, Dorota E-22 Saturday, 10:15am Onaran, Ozlem B-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Ornston, Darius F-02 Thursday, 10:15am Q-04 Thursday, 2:15pm

Ortiz, Horacio TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm TH04-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Ortlieb, Renate H-03 Thursday, 10:15am OssandÛn, JosÈ TH02-04 Friday, 8:30am Ossandon, Jose TH02-05 Friday, 10:15am G-07 Thursday, 2:15pm

Osterman, Marcus G-29 Saturday, 10:15am Otto, Anne G-21 Friday, 4:00pm Oumeddour, Leila L-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Pagliari, Stefano L-08 Thursday, 4:00pm L-04 Thursday, 10:15am

Pal, Timea TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am Panichella, Nazareno H-12 Friday, 8:30am Pannini, Elisa B-13 Friday, 2:15pm Panther, Stefan H-12 Friday, 8:30am Paolucci, Valentina N-05 Thursday, 10:15am Pardo-Guerra, Juan Pablo N-18 Saturday, 10:15am TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Parisi, Lavinia O-07 Friday, 2:15pm Park, Gwanho Q-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Parker, Rachel N-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Paudyn, Bartholomew G-18 Friday, 2:15pm Pauka, Kira B-13 Friday, 2:15pm Paus, Eva G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Pavlopoulos, Dimitris TH07-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Pedaci, Marcello E-09 Friday, 8:30am Pedersini, Roberto TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH09-01 Thursday, 4:00pm

Pegram, Thomas TH15-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Peixoto, Ines TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Pellandini-Simanyi, Lena TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am F-06 Friday, 10:15am

230 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Pelle, Anita A-06 Saturday, 8:30am Pena LÛpez, JosÈ Atilano A-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pena, Atilano A-04 Thursday, 4:00pm C-04 Thursday, 10:15am

PeÒa-Logombardo, Luz E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pendleton, Andrew G-18 Friday, 2:15pm N-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Penet, Pierre TH09-04 Friday, 2:15pm TH10-06 Friday, 4:00pm

Penner, Andrew TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am Penner, Emily H-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Pennington, Mark TH02-01 Thursday, 8:30am Peppel, Megan H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Pepper, Alexander A-06 Saturday, 8:30am Pereira, Violeta M-10 Friday, 10:15am Perez Ortiz, Laura M-12 Friday, 4:00pm B-04 Thursday, 10:15am

Perez, Aitor L-03 Thursday, 8:30am Perez, Sofia C-16 Saturday, 10:15am Perivier, Helene G-08 Thursday, 2:15pm N-16 Saturday, 8:30am

Perrin-Heredia, Ana B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Petrakos, Konstantinos G-11 Thursday, 4:00pm Petre, Caitlin TH06-06 Friday, 10:15am Pfeffer, Fabian G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Pfister, Curdin L-11 Friday, 10:15am Phelps, Nicholas C-09 Friday, 8:30am Philippe, Claudine C-16 Saturday, 10:15am Piasna, Agnieszka G-13 Friday, 8:30am Pichault, FranÁois B-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Pietrobelli, Carlo TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am Pilmis, Olivier B-17 Friday, 4:00pm Pilon, Andre J-01 Thursday, 10:15am PInhanez, Monica N-10 Friday, 8:30am Pinto, Carolina E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pinto, Sanjay E-19 Saturday, 8:30am Piore, Michael O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Piscitello, Lucia C-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Plagnol, Anke TH12-04 Friday, 4:00pm Plank, Leonhard TH09-03 Friday, 10:15am Poblete, Lorena C-08 Friday, 8:30am Poggio, Barbara B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Pohlmann, Markus L-12 Friday, 10:15am Pokharel, Atul N-05 Thursday, 10:15am

231 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Polillo, Simone N-10 Friday, 8:30am N-11 Friday, 2:15pm

TH03-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

Pollastro, Vanessa P-13 Friday, 2:15pm Pons, Jean-Baptiste TH09-03 Friday, 10:15am Ponte, Stefano G-08 Thursday, 2:15pm Poon, Teresa Shuk-Ching H-13 Friday, 10:15am Poonam, Puri TH06-05 Friday, 8:30am Poppitz, Philipp L-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Posner, Elliot L-08 Thursday, 4:00pm C-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Postels, Dominik F-06 Friday, 10:15am Potts, Jason FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm Powell, Woody FP-05 Friday, 10:15am G-03 Thursday, 8:30am

Privalko, Ivan F-10 Saturday, 10:15am Probert, Jocelyn G-05 Thursday, 10:15am Promsopha, Gwendoline L-13 Friday, 2:15pm Prosser, Thomas G-19 Friday, 2:15pm Provenzano, Carmelo TH07-03 Thursday, 2:15pm O-09 Saturday, 8:30am

Pulido, Bibiana TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am Pulignano, Valeria TH14-03 Thursday, 2:15pm D-02 Friday, 10:15am

Quack, Sigrid L-15 Saturday, 8:30am Quack, Sigrid O-09 Saturday, 8:30am Rabellotti, Roberta M-11 Friday, 2:15pm Rabelo, Giani TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am Radecki, Jacob E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Rahman, K. Sabeel O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Raj-Reichert, Gale F-05 Friday, 8:30am Ramella, Francesco TH07-01 Thursday, 8:30am B-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Ramirez, Matias F-05 Friday, 8:30am O-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Ramirez, Paulina N-12 Friday, 2:15pm Ramsay, Iain TH06-05 Friday, 8:30am Ravazzini, Laura C-02 Thursday, 8:30am Ravenswood, Katherine F-10 Saturday, 10:15am Rayna, Thierry G-04 Thursday, 10:15am L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

Reamer, Robert B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Redin, Dulce FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm Reed, Michael E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

232 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Refslund, Bjarke E-17 Friday, 4:00pm Regalia, Ida TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am B-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Regan, Aidan TH13-03 Friday, 2:15pm TH13-04 Friday, 4:00pm

L-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Reinke, Raphael P-03 Thursday, 10:15am G-12 Friday, 8:30am

Remillon, Delphine G-15 Friday, 10:15am L-15 Saturday, 8:30am

Renckens, Stefan C-12 Friday, 4:00pm Restiglian, Emilia H-09 Thursday, 4:00pm Reverdy, Thomas B-09 Friday, 8:30am Reyes Alvarez, Juan A-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Reynolds, Amy P-16 Friday, 4:00pm Rezaee, Amir O-09 Saturday, 8:30am Riccardo, Crescenzi G-19 Friday, 2:15pm Rieucau, GÈraldine G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm Rinawi, Miriam TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am Rissing, Benjamin TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am Rivera, Juana Maria A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Rivera, Reynaldo G-08 Thursday, 2:15pm G-20 Friday, 2:15pm

Rivero, Patricia M-03 Thursday, 10:15am J-03 Thursday, 4:00pm

Rixen, Thomas G-20 Friday, 2:15pm Rizza, Roberto TH06-07 Friday, 2:15pm Roberts, Michael H-14 Friday, 10:15am Robins, James O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Robinson, Pamela B-12 Friday, 10:15am Rocha, Raquel Edith B-09 Friday, 8:30am Rocha, Robson Q-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Rodmann, Nina M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Rodriguez Ramos, Asuncion A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Rodriguez, Beatriz N-14 Friday, 4:00pm Roehrkasse, Alexander TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Rohr, Carina B-21 Saturday, 10:15am Rollason, William TH12-04 Friday, 4:00pm Romano, Onofrio I-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Romanow, Jacqueline I-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Romeu Gordo, Laura I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ron Balsera, Maria H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Rona-Tas, Akos N-07 Thursday, 2:15pm N-18 Saturday, 10:15am

233 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Rona-Tas, Akos E-17 Friday, 4:00pm Rosenbohm, Sophie N-03 Thursday, 8:30am Rosenhek, Zeev N-09 Friday, 8:30am TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am

Roser, Max L-02 Thursday, 8:30am Rothstein, Henry TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am Royle, Tony G-16 Friday, 2:15pm Rubery, Jill FP-06 Friday, 10:15am Rueda, David M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Ruesga Benito, Santos Miguel M-10 Friday, 10:15am B-20 Saturday, 10:15am

Ruiz Duran, Clemente M-14 Saturday, 10:15am Ruiz Medrano, Salvador Francisco A-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Ruiz San Roman, JosÈ G-28 Saturday, 10:15am Rupietta, Christian TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am Rusconi, Alessandra G-28 Saturday, 10:15am Ryan, Paul P-17 Saturday, 8:30am Ryder, Nicholas B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ryggvik, Helge E-03 Thursday, 10:15am Sacchetto, Devi J-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Sachweh, Patrick H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Sacomano Neto, Mario H-19 Friday, 4:00pm C-11 Friday, 2:15pm

Saglamer, Gulsun C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Sahoo, Soham H-19 Friday, 4:00pm Saito, Yasuhiro Q-14 Friday, 4:00pm Sakoda, Sayaka Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am Sala, Adrienne TH12-06 Saturday, 10:15am Salento, Angelo TH10-04 Friday, 10:15am Salibekyan, Zinaida M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Salinas, Javier M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Salinas-Jimenez, Javier M-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Salinas-Jimenez, Maria del Mar H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Sallai, Dorottya P-12 Friday, 10:15am Salleh, Zalailah F-10 Saturday, 10:15am Samel, Hiram M-14 Saturday, 10:15am Sanchez Diez, Angeles B-09 Friday, 8:30am Sanchez, German A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Santos, David G-08 Thursday, 2:15pm TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am

Sarasa, Sebastian N-10 Friday, 8:30am Sardiello, Tiziana E-16 Friday, 4:00pm Sarkar, Prabirjit TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm Sartori, Laura G-10 Thursday, 4:00pm

234 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Saunders, Dr. Adam Q-04 Thursday, 2:15pm E-23 Saturday, 10:15am

Savage, Lee FP-01 Thursday, 12:00pm Savage, Mike J-06 Friday, 2:15pm Savas, Efe H-18 Friday, 4:00pm Savaskan, Osman FP-01 Thursday, 12:00pm Sayer, Andrew J-04 Friday, 8:30am Schelkle, Waltraud TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm

L-15 Saturday, 8:30am

Schleifer, Philip L-17 Saturday, 10:15am B-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Schmidt, Vivien E-12 Friday, 10:15am H-06 Thursday, 2:15pm

L-09 Friday, 8:30am

E-09 Friday, 8:30am

Schmitter, Philippe TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am

B-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Schneider, Ben B-13 Friday, 2:15pm G-09 Thursday, 4:00pm

Schneider, Martin H-02 Thursday, 8:30am Schnyder, Gerhard H-06 Thursday, 2:15pm H-10 Thursday, 4:00pm

H-14 Friday, 10:15am

C-17 Saturday, 10:15am

Schober, Pia H-04 Thursday, 10:15am Schoenman, Roger FP-02 Thursday, 12:00pm Schrank, Andrew FP-03 Thursday, 2:15pm L-09 Friday, 8:30am

TH06-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Schrˆder, Martin TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm J-06 Friday, 2:15pm

Schuerz, Martin J-05 Friday, 10:15am Schulte, Lisa L-03 Thursday, 8:30am Schulze-Cleven, Tobias B-10 Friday, 8:30am Schwartz, David (Jed) B-20 Saturday, 10:15am D-04 Saturday, 8:30am

Seabrooke, Leonard N-11 Friday, 2:15pm E-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Seeliger, Martin H-08 Thursday, 2:15pm Segrestin, Blanche L-13 Friday, 2:15pm Seikel, Daniel H-20 Saturday, 8:30am Selmier, W. Travis Q-04 Thursday, 2:15pm

235 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science G-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Semenza, Renata E-17 Friday, 4:00pm Sen Gupta, Sukanya H-09 Thursday, 4:00pm Senge, Konstanze TH15-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Serafin, Marcin P-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Sergakis, Konstantinos P-16 Friday, 4:00pm TH05-01 Friday, 8:30am

Seth, Suman TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am Sezer, Lisa L-11 Friday, 10:15am Shadlen, Ken B-18 Saturday, 8:30am Shadlen, Kenneth TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am Sheehan, Maura TH03-06 Friday, 2:15pm Sheldon, Peter H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm Shim, Jung Wook H-19 Friday, 4:00pm Q-08 Friday, 8:30am

Shin, Jin-Wook TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Shiratori, Hiroshi TH11-04 Friday, 4:00pm TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am

Shore, Jennifer G-08 Thursday, 2:15pm Shvartsman, Elena C-12 Friday, 4:00pm Siebenhandl, Karin FP-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Siems, Mathias H-10 Thursday, 4:00pm H-13 Friday, 10:15am

P-15 Friday, 4:00pm

Sikka, Prem Q-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Simon, Denis B-19 Saturday, 8:30am Singh, Ashish C-04 Thursday, 10:15am O-08 Friday, 4:00pm

Sinkovics, Rudolf E-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Sippola, Markku M-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Siqueira, Lauren Q-13 Friday, 2:15pm Skarpelis, Anna TH04-08 Friday, 4:00pm Slezak, Ewa TH04-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Smith, Mark G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Smith, Michael TH09-01 Thursday, 4:00pm Snidal, Duncan TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm J-05 Friday, 10:15am

Soener, Matthew N-02 Thursday, 8:30am I-02 Thursday, 2:15pm

Solignac, Matthieu L-14 Friday, 4:00pm Somers, Margaret E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Sorensen, Ole N-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Sorsa, Ville-Pekka B-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Souvannaseng, Pon B-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

236 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Souza, Celina TH12-02 Friday, 10:15am Spina, Ferdinando M-07 Thursday, 4:00pm Sporratti, Danielle TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am Sprick Schuster, Steven TH13-05 Saturday, 10:15am E-03 Thursday, 10:15am

Staritz, Cornelia L-18 Saturday, 10:15am Steen Knudsen, Jette O-04 Thursday, 4:00pm TH11-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Stockhammer, Engelbert TH11-04 Friday, 4:00pm Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Storz, Cornelia Q-12 Friday, 2:15pm O-01 Thursday, 8:30am

Strange, Roger FP-10 Friday, 5:45pm Streeck, Wolfgang H-06 Thursday, 2:15pm P-14 Friday, 2:15pm

Strickland, Pamela F-10 Saturday, 10:15am Striukova, Ludmila M-09 Friday, 10:15am Suarez Corujo, Borja TH09-02 Friday, 8:30am Suh, Cecilia M. P-02 Thursday, 8:30am Sunder, Shyam P-04 Thursday, 10:15am P-09 Friday, 8:30am

P-11 Friday, 10:15am

P-14 Friday, 2:15pm

P-15 Friday, 4:00pm

P-18 Saturday, 8:30am

TH05-03 Friday, 2:15pm

Suppa, Nicolai G-25 Saturday, 8:30am Surak, Kristin F-06 Friday, 10:15am Susanne, Giesecke Q-13 Friday, 2:15pm Suzuki, Taka TH11-06 Saturday, 10:15am TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am

Swift, Sam TH09-05 Friday, 4:00pm Szablowski, David G-30 Saturday, 10:15am Tahlin, Michael H-19 Friday, 4:00pm Takahashi, Ichiro P-19 Saturday, 10:15am Takahashi, Nobuko TH03-07 Friday, 4:00pm Tallard, MichËle N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Talmud, Ilan TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am Tamesberger, Dennis C-13 Saturday, 8:30am Taneja, Shivani E-11 Friday, 10:15am Tangian, Andranik TH08-02 Friday, 10:15am Tasli, Vildan TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am Tasseva, Iva TH04-05 Friday, 8:30am Tassinari, Arianna TH02-06 Friday, 2:15pm

237 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Taylor, Erin F-07 Friday, 2:15pm Teipen, Christina Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am ten Brink, Tobias Q-06 Thursday, 4:00pm ten Brink, Tobias N-09 Friday, 8:30am Teufel, Bernd O-05 Friday, 8:30am Tewari, Meenu C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Thakur, Abhishek L-02 Thursday, 8:30am Thatcher, Mark L-09 Friday, 8:30am L-11 Friday, 10:15am

C-14 Saturday, 8:30am

Thevenon, Olivier TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am Thewissen, Stefan P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Thiemann, Matthias P-09 Friday, 8:30am P-19 Saturday, 10:15am

E-02 Thursday, 8:30am

Thomas, Adrien E-13 Friday, 2:15pm Thomson, Will G-23 Friday, 4:00pm Timming, Andrew B-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Tirelli, Christian N-18 Saturday, 10:15am Tischer, Daniel TH10-06 Friday, 4:00pm Tomaskovic-Devey, Donald C-11 Friday, 2:15pm Tomlinson, Jennifer C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Tonarelli, Annalisa TH05-03 Friday, 2:15pm Tonon, Graciela J-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Toprakkiran, Nihan P-19 Saturday, 10:15am Torfason, Asgeir TH04-09 Saturday, 8:30am Tosun, Jale FP-10 Friday, 5:45pm Toynbee, Polly G-05 Thursday, 10:15am Trancart, Daniele G-13 Friday, 8:30am Travaglianti, Fabrice TH08-01 Friday, 8:30am Tregaskis, Olga C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle C-06 Thursday, 4:00pm TH01-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Trif, Aurora G-19 Friday, 2:15pm Tuchkov, Arkadiy G-25 Saturday, 8:30am Tuente, Markus G-09 Thursday, 4:00pm Turchi, Lenita P-17 Saturday, 8:30am Turksen, Umut TH08-03 Friday, 4:00pm Turnbull, Peter H-08 Thursday, 2:15pm Turnbull, Shann N-04 Thursday, 8:30am N-06 Thursday, 10:15am

Tuytens, Pieter Q-10 Friday, 10:15am Tylecote, Andrew B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Um, Kyusook Q-18 Saturday, 10:15am

238 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Umezaki, Osamu E-22 Saturday, 10:15am Umney, Charles F-09 Saturday, 8:30am Undurraga, Tomas P-17 Saturday, 8:30am Unger, Brigitte M-09 Friday, 10:15am Valbuena, Javier L-13 Friday, 2:15pm Valdivielso del Real, Rocio C-06 Thursday, 4:00pm Valentova, Marie TH03-06 Friday, 2:15pm Valizade, Danat L-18 Saturday, 10:15am Vallat, David M-10 Friday, 10:15am Vallecillo, Maria Rosa TH06-05 Friday, 8:30am van de Werfhorst, Herman TH06-08 Friday, 4:00pm F-08 Friday, 4:00pm van den Toren, Jan Peter TH09-01 Thursday, 4:00pm van der Graaf, Judy H-07 Thursday, 2:15pm van der Zwan, Natascha N-08 Thursday, 4:00pm F-01 Thursday, 8:30am van Eerde, Wendelien N-14 Friday, 4:00pm Van Gunten, Tod G-02 Thursday, 8:30am van Huizen, Thomas L-12 Friday, 10:15am van Waarden, Frans TH09-04 Friday, 2:15pm TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm

Vargha, Zsuzsanna TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am L-09 Friday, 8:30am

Vasileva, Alexandra D-05 Saturday, 10:15am Vauchez, Antoine D-03 Friday, 4:00pm Vazquez Maggio, M. Laura J-01 Thursday, 10:15am Vazquez, Daniel A-07 Saturday, 10:15am Velazquez-Sagahon, Francisco C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm P-08 Thursday, 4:00pm

Veldman, Jeroen J-02 Thursday, 2:15pm Verpraet, Gilles D-01 Friday, 8:30am Viana, Karine TH04-02 Thursday, 10:15am Villa, Paola TH04-06 Friday, 10:15am TH02-02 Thursday, 2:15pm

Villarreal, Magdalena TH02-07 Friday, 4:00pm M-10 Friday, 10:15am

ViÒas Apaolaza, Ana M-12 Friday, 4:00pm TH03-07 Friday, 4:00pm

Vincent, Catherine H-18 Friday, 4:00pm Vinci, Fiorella TH06-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Vivian, Lara TH05-03 Friday, 2:15pm Vizard, Polly TH06-02 Thursday, 10:15am FP-03 Thursday, 2:15pm

Voigt, Stefan P-19 Saturday, 10:15am

239 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science von der Becke, Susanne E-03 Thursday, 10:15am Wagner, Bettina E-02 Thursday, 8:30am Wagner, Ines E-03 Thursday, 10:15am TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am

Walter, Timo E-20 Saturday, 8:30am Wang, Chih-Chieh Q-09 Friday, 8:30am Wang, Junmin N-11 Friday, 2:15pm Wansleben, Leon TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am G-13 Friday, 8:30am

Warhurst, Christopher J-05 Friday, 10:15am Watson, Sara P-02 Thursday, 8:30am Weinstein, Olivier TH04-01 Thursday, 8:30am Weiss, Silvana E-08 Thursday, 4:00pm Westcott, Mark G-13 Friday, 8:30am Whelan, Stephan TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am White, Geoffrey TH03-02 Thursday, 10:15am H-03 Thursday, 10:15am

Whitford, Josh H-08 Thursday, 2:15pm H-09 Thursday, 4:00pm

N-15 Saturday, 8:30am

FP-05 Friday, 10:15am

Whitley, Richard Q-12 Friday, 2:15pm H-16 Friday, 2:15pm

Whittaker, D. B-11 Friday, 10:15am Wild, Pascal E-22 Saturday, 10:15am Wildauer, Rafael TH02-06 Friday, 2:15pm Wilkis, Ariel F-01 Thursday, 8:30am Williams, Christopher H-13 Friday, 10:15am Williams, Cynthia TH12-01 Friday, 8:30am Williams, Karel TH12-04 Friday, 4:00pm G-04 Thursday, 10:15am

Williams, Mark P-15 Friday, 4:00pm Williams, Paul P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Wilmarth, Arthur TH08-05 Saturday, 10:15am Windsor, Duane FP-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Witt, Michael A. TH06-10 Saturday, 10:15am Wolff, Edward P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Woll, Cornelia FP-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Wood, Geoffrey G-27 Saturday, 8:30am H-14 Friday, 10:15am

Wortmann, Michael N-09 Friday, 8:30am Woschnack, Daniela E-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Wright, Chris F. TH03-06 Friday, 2:15pm G-13 Friday, 8:30am

240 SASE*2015:*Inequality*in*the*21st*Century London*School*of*Economics*and*Political*Science Wright, Sally Q-09 Friday, 8:30am Wu, Jieh-min J-03 Thursday, 4:00pm Wulfgramm, Melike J-07 Saturday, 10:15am Xu, Jia O-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Yamin, Mo TH11-05 Saturday, 8:30am Yanai, Yuki B-12 Friday, 10:15am YaÒez, Rosario B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Yang, Jonghoe M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Ybarra, Josep Antoni TH03-05 Friday, 10:15am Yeandle, David P-19 Saturday, 10:15am Yoshikawa, Ryohei A-02 Thursday, 10:15am Yu, Yuhua G-21 Friday, 4:00pm Yugami, Kazufumi O-04 Thursday, 4:00pm Zagelmeyer, Stefan C-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Zarate-Negrete, Laura N-13 Friday, 4:00pm Zayim, Ayca L-06 Thursday, 2:15pm Zeitlin, Jonathan L-13 Friday, 2:15pm TH13-01 Friday, 8:30am

Zemmour, Michael H-04 Thursday, 10:15am Zhang, Xin Q-09 Friday, 8:30am Zhao, Wei Q-17 Saturday, 10:15am Zhao, Wei Q-17 Saturday, 10:15am Zheng, Enying P-05 Thursday, 2:15pm Zicari, Adrian O-08 Friday, 4:00pm Zilberberg, Ezequiel H-09 Thursday, 4:00pm Zimmermann, Jˆrg C-10 Friday, 10:15am Zinn, Isabelle F-07 Friday, 2:15pm Zou, Na TH04-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Zuccotti, Carolina F-01 Thursday, 8:30am Zucoloto, Graziela O-03 Thursday, 2:15pm Zylberberg, Ezequiel

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