80th Annual Meeting Eastern Sociological Society
Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers March 18-21, 2010 GENERAL INFORMATION
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Economic Crisis and New Social Realities
The 80th Annual Meeting Of the Eastern Sociological Society Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers March 18-21, 2010
Table of Contents
Program Highlights 2 Program Summary 7 Program Details 15 Previous Officers and Award Winners 82 ESS Officers and Committees 85 Acknowledgements 88 Call for 2011 Papers 89 Publisher Advertisements 90 Index of Participants 95 General Information Inside Front Cover Book Exhibitors Inside Back Cover Session Room Maps Back Cover Cover Design: Emily Mahon, Brad Smith
Begin Making Plans for ESS 2011: Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities Sheraton- Society Hill Philadelphia, PA February 24-27, 2011
1 Economic Crisis and New Social Realities 2010 ESS Program Highlights PLENARY SESSIONS: Thursday 5:30-7:00 PM The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel: Georgian Room “Giving and Taking Caring: Right or Privilege?” (Pamela Stone organizer, with Dan Clawson and Natalia Sarkisian) Friday 5:30-7:00 PM Honoring Rosabeth Moss Kanter: “Inclusion, Empowerment, Georgian Room and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth Moss Kanter” (Margaret L. Andersen organizer, with Rakesh Khurana, Don Tomaskovic-Devey and Ronnie Steinberg) Saturday 5:30-7:00 PM Presentation of 2010 Awards and Rosanna Hertz’s Presidential Georgian Room Address: “Bait and Switch and the American Dream” RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT:
Thursday 7:00 PM Reception following Robin William's Lecture, Naomi R. Gerstel Georgian Room Friday 3:00-4:00 PM New Books Reception Imperial Ballrm Friday 7:00 PM Reception following, “Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth Georgian Room Moss Kanter” including live jazz session organized by Timothy Wolfe Saturday 7:00 PM Reception following the 2010 Award Ceremony and Rosanna Georgian Room Hertz’s Presidential Address including live jazz session organized by Robert Faulkner “CONVERSATION with ”:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth, Stuart Room Sarah Damaske on -- Race and Class in Higher Education Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss and Charles Willie on Stuart Room -- Retirement Friday 10:15 -11:45 AM William Gamson, Richard Healey and William Hoynes on -- Stuart Room Media and Collective Civic Engagement Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Dorothy Smith, Alison Griffith, Nancy Naples and Marjorie Berkeley Room Devault on -- Dorothy Smith's Sociology for Women/People and the Institutional Ethnography Approach Friday 12:00-1:300 PM Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin – 21st Century Stuart Room Fears: Public Sociology and Cultural Expectations Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde and Wendy Cadge on -- The Stuart Room Changing Shape of Religion in American Society Friday 3:30 -5:00 PM Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard Cambridge Room Swedberg and Norbert Wiley on --What's Missing from Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown? Friday 3:30 -5:00 PM Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff Stanbro Room and Kelli Craig-Henderson on -- Women in Science/Observations on Science and Government Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Richard Alba, Berhane Araia and Louis Edgar Esparza on -- Stuart Room The ASA Human Rights Resolution: An Inquiry about Epistemology and Sociological Practice (co-sponsored with Sociologists without Borders) Saturday 10:15 -11:45 AM Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza and Karen V. Hansen on -- The Future Stuart Room of Liberalism Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman and Kay Jenkins Stuart Room on -- Lived Religion in Everyday Life Saturday 3:30 -5:00 PM William J. Wilson, Larry Bobo and Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on - Arlington Room - Post-Obama America: Race, Ethnicity and Politics in America
2 THEMATICS: Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Migrating People, Migrating Culture Clarendon Room Thursday 1:45-3:15PM Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving Arlington Room Thursday 1:45 -3:15 PM Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing Clarendon Room and Social Policy Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Globalization and New Social Realities Clarendon Room Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy Arlington Room Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis Berkeley Room Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Employment, Unions and Downsizing Clarendon Room Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis Clarendon Room Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social Cambridge Room Realities Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Economic Strain in Family Life Cambridge Room Friday 1:45-3:15 PM The American Dream and New Social Expectations Clarendon Room Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship Clarendon Room Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Economic Insecurities Clarendon Room Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Framing the Debate: Sociological Perspectives on Health Care Clarendon Room Reform Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets Clarendon Room Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Public Life and New Social Realities Cambridge Room Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM The Economic Crisis and Higher Education Arlington Room Saturday 3:30 PM-5:00 PM Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Clarendon Room Justice Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Successful Societies and Societal Resilience Clarendon Room Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Democracy in the Age of Obama Clarendon Room
AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the Franklin Room Evolution of Healthcare in America by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry A. Jacobs Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post- Franklin Room Communist Russia by Alya Guseva
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, Franklin Room and Race by Edward E. Telles and Vilma Ortiz
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and Franklin Room Patrizia Faccioli
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM “Do You Know…?”: The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert Franklin Room Faulkner and Howard S. Becker
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization Behind the Burning Franklin Room Man Event by Katherine Chen
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Backlash/911: Middle Eastern and Muslim Americans Respond Franklin Room by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorhmehr
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Franklin Room Rights in 20th Century America by Allison Carey Saturday 10:15-11:45 Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's Franklin Room Graduates by Amy Stuart Wells, Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa
3 AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS – cont'd
Saturday 12:00 -1:30 PM Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye Franklin Room Tuchman
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by Franklin Room Michael Kimmel Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Stanbro Room Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen Gerson Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto Franklin Room Rican Brothers On and Off the Streets by Timothy Black
Sunday 10:15-11:45AM DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation Franklin Room of Women’s Health Politics by Susan Bell MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing Clarendon Room and Social Policy Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Chinese Institutions in Transition Newbury Room Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in China Newbury Room
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM China in the Age of Globalization Newbury Room
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in Contemporary Newbury Room China MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power & Inequality
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Theoretical Approaches to Workplace Inequality Arlington Room Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Workplace Relations and the Generation of Inequality Arlington Room Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Organizational Environments and the Dynamics of Workplace Arlington Room Power
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM States, Law and the Politics of Workplace Inequality Arlington Room
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality Arlington Room
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM The Future of Work Arlington Room MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Women of Color Scientists and Engineers: Research and Stanbro Room practices from academia
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Women in Science : Assessing the “Leaky Pipeline” at Various Stanbro Room Stages
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM A Conversation on Women in Science: Observations on Stanbro Room Business, Government, & The Academy
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Family Challenges in Hard Times Stanbro Room
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Generational Shifts and Policy Challenges Stanbro Room Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Are the Culture Wars Over? The Post Obama Landscape Stanbro Room Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Unfinished Revolution: How A New Generation is Stanbro Room Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen Gerson
4 MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM From the Field Hancock Room
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Urban Ethnography in Boston Hancock Room
WORKSHOPS: Friday 8:30-10:00 AM The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Hancock Room Information on the New Realities of Work, Family and the Economy Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A Charles River Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth Friday 3:30-5:00PM Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom Stuart Room Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal White Hill Room
TECHNOLOGY EVENTS: Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom Stuart Room
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Participatory Internet Technologies and New Social Realities: Newbury Room The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips, & Cheaters Saturday 10:15-11:45AM Technology and New Social Expectations I Lexington Room
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Technology and New Social Expectations II: Theoretical Lexington Room Orientations and Technology
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM New Technologies for Entertainment and Security Lexington Room Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities Lexington Room
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO GRADUATE STUDENTS: Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Economic Crisis and the New Realities of Graduate Education Cambridge Room
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do after Graduation? Cambridge Room The Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market Cambridge Room Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Sociology Through Service Learning Cabot Room
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the Sociology Major and Cabot Room Preparing Students for Employment
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session I Imperial Ballrm Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM How Public Sociology Can Enliven the Classroom (Intended for Whittier Room Undergraduate Teaching Faculty) Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Undergraduate Poster Session II Imperial Ballrm
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session III Imperial Ballrm Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session IV Imperial Ballrm
5 EVENTS Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race Charles River
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Women, Wages, and Poverty Charles River
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM The Sandwich Generation Charles River
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Morning Session) St. James Room
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Afternoon Session) St. James Room
EVENTS Sponsored by the Association for Humanist Sociology
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM The First Community-Organizer President: Humanist Sociology Charles River Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama Friday 4:45-5:30 PM Humanist Society Reception Charles River
ESS SPECIAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS: Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM ESS Executive Committee Meeting Hancock Room
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM ESS Publications Committee Meeting Hancock Room
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting Hancock Room Friday 9:00-5:00PM Peace in Focus: Exhibition of Photos by Young People Imperial Ballrm Dedicated to Grassroots Peace Journalism Saturday 7:00-8:30 AM ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast Hancock Room
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting Hancock Room
Saturday 12:00-1:30PM Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting Hancock Room
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM SWS Committee Meeting St. James Room
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership) Stanbro Room
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM ESS Executive Committee Meeting Stanbro
6 Economic Crisis and New Social Realities ESS Annual Meeting Program Summary Thursday, March 18
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 1. Thematic— Migrating People, Migrating Culture (Clarendon Room) 2. Conversation with— Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth and Sarah Damaske on "Race and Class in Higher Education" (Stuart Room) 3. Author-Meets-Critics— The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the Evolution of Health Care in America by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry A. Jacobs (Franklin Room) 4. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Frames: Changing Politics and Policy Narratives (Constitution Room) 5. Regular Paper Session— Families, Economic Inequality, and Public Policy (Beacon Hill) 6. Regular Paper Session— Getting Jobs, Losing Jobs (Charles River Room) 7. Regular Paper Session— Interactions Between Urban and Rural Places (Longfellow Room) 8. Regular Paper Session— Organizations of Knowledge (Thoreau Room) 9. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Change: Immigrant Organizations in Urban Areas (Winthrop Room) 10. Regular Paper Session— Playing for Equality: The Sociology of Sports (Brandeis Room) 11. Regular Paper Session— Race and Diversity in the Classroom (Cabot Room) 12. Regular Paper Session— Race and Inequality (Lexington Room) 13. Regular Paper Session— Victimization, Schooling and Achievement: Informal and Formal Processes (Holmes) 14. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market (Cambridge Room) 15. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Executive Board Meeting (Hancock Room)
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 16. Thematic— Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving (Arlington Room) 17. Thematic— Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing and Social Policy (and the opening session of the MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century) (Clarendon Room) 18. Conversation with— Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss, Charles Willie on "Retirement" (Stuart Room) 19. Author-Meets-Critics— Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post-Communist Russian by Alya Guseva (Franklin Room) 20. Regular Paper Session— All Politics are Local: Saving the Planet One Community at a Time (Cabot Room) 21. Regular Paper Session— Brooklyn in a Global Context: Ethnicity and Class Differences in Urban Neighborhoods (Winthrop Room) 22. Regular Paper Session— Comparative Perspectives on Poverty and Wages (Brandeis Room) 23. Regular Paper Session— Constructing Historical Narratives in Comparative Perspective (Constitution Room) 24. Regular Paper Session— Economic Development (Thoreau Room) 25. Regular Paper Session— Embodying a Religious Identity: Multiple Perspectives (Beacon Hill) 26. Regular Paper Session— Getting Ahead?: Gender, Race and Public Policy (Holmes) 27. Regular Paper Session— Social Ties, Wages and the Family Business (White Hill Room) 28. Regular Paper Session— The Making and Unmaking of Nation States (St. James Room) 29. Regular Paper Session— The Rising Black Middle Class (Lexington Room) 30. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— Economic Crisis and the New Realities of Graduate Education (Cambridge Room) 31. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities— Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race (Charles River Room) 32. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS Publications Committee Meeting (Hancock Room)
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 33. Thematic— Globalization and New Social Realities (Clarendon Room) 34. Thematic— Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy (Arlington Room) 35. Author-Meets-Critics— Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race by Edward E. Telles and Vilma Ortiz (Franklin Room) 36. Regular Paper Session— Activism in Religious Communities (Beacon Hill) 37. Regular Paper Session— Body Gazing: Aesthetics and Beauty in Context (Constitution Room) 38. Regular Paper Session— Innovative Approaches to Teaching Sociology (St. James Room) 39. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Environmental Conservation (Cabot Room) 40. Regular Paper Session— Mothering Outside the Home: Institutional and Class Differences (Longfellow Room) 41. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Biracial Identity (Lexington Room) 42. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Structures and Pressures for Change (White Hill Room)
7 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d 43. Regular Paper Session— Relational Mechanisms of Competition and Collaboration in Markets and Organizations (Thoreau Room) 44. Regular Paper Session— Striving for Equality: Comparative Examinations of How Family and Organizations Shape Work Lives (Holmes) 45. Regular Paper Session— The Intersection of the Market and Family (Stuart Room) 46. Regular Paper Session— The Promise of College and the Limits of Class Mobility (Brandeis Room) 47. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do After Graduation? The Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) 48. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities— Women, Wages, and Poverty (Charles River Room) 49. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting (Hancock Room)
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 50. Plenary— The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel, "Giving and Taking Care: Right or Privilege?" (Georgian Room) Reception to follow.
Friday, March 19
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 51. Regular Paper Session— Conceiving Structures of Inequality (Back Bay) 52. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Icons: Representation of Popular Culture (Winthrop Room) 53. Regular Paper Session— Families and Education (St. James Room) 54. Regular Paper Session— Financial Markets and Regulations (Cabot Room) 55. Regular Paper Session— Healthcare Workers on the Frontline (Constitution Room) 56. Regular Paper Session— Interpreting Today's Economics Through Social Theory and Historical Contexts (White Hill Room) 57. Regular Paper Session— Learning to Labor in New and Old Jobs (Whittier Room) 58. Regular Paper Session— Out of Prison (Alcott Room) 59. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking the Impact of Globalization on Identities (Franklin Room) 60. Regular Paper Session— The Financial Crisis and its Aftermaths in Global Perspectives (Lexington Room) 61. Regular Paper Session— The Organizational Dimension of Community (Brandeis Room) 62. Regular Paper Session— The Return of Class (Thoreau Room) 63. Regular Paper Session— Transitions to Adulthood (Beacon Hill) 64. Regular Paper Session— Urban Neighborhoods and Gentrification (Cambridge Room) 65. Roundtable— Caregiving and End of Life Planning for the Elderly (Georgian Room - Table 7) 66. Roundtable— Changing Cities: Perceptions of Urban Problems (Georgian Room - Table 10) 67. Roundtable— Constructing Religious Identities (Georgian Room - Table 6) 68. Roundtable— Immigration, Ethnicity and Assimilation (Georgian Room - Table 11) 69. Roundtable— Is the "Tuskegee" Syphilis Study still Relevant? (Georgian Room - Table 1) 70. Roundtable— Life on the Inside: Prisons and Prisoners (Georgian Room - Table 9) 71. Roundtable— Neoliberalism and the State (Georgian Room - Table 5) 72. Roundtable— On Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 4) 74. Roundtable— The Gendering of Culture (Georgian Room - Table 2) 76. Roundtable— Uneasy Relations: Embodying Gender and Power (Georgian Room - Table 12) 77. Workshop— The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Information on the New Realities of Work, Family and the Economy (Hancock Room) 78. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— The Sandwich Generation (Charles River Room) 79. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Chinese Institutions in Transition (Newbury Room)
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 80. Thematic— Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis (Arlington Room) 81. Thematic— Employment, Unions and Downsizing (Clarendon Room) 82. Conversation with— William A. Gamson, Richard Healey, William Hoynes on "Media and Collective Civic Engagement" (Stuart Room) 83. Author-Meets-Critics— The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and Patrizia Faccioli (Franklin Room) 84. Regular Paper Session— Carework and Parenting: Practices, Values and Attitudes (Beacon Hill) 85. Regular Paper Session— Community Currencies in the United States (Whittier Room) 86. Regular Paper Session— Democratization and its Discontents (Thoreau Room) 87. Regular Paper Session— Education and the Reproduction of Inequality (Winthrop Room) 88. Regular Paper Session— Institutional Logics and Organizations (Holmes)
8 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 89. Regular Paper Session— Marriage, Family and Social Policy (Constitution Room) 90. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Dimensions of Parenthood Experiences (Cambridge Room) 91. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Urban/Suburban Landscape (Brandeis Room) 92. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Nature of Work and Inequality in Organizations (Back Bay) 93. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Race (Lexington Room) 94. Regular Paper Session— The Manifest and Latent Effects of the Economic Crisis on the Correctional Industry and Reentry (White Hill Room) 95. Regular Paper Session— Theoretical Approaches to Gender and Sexuality (Alcott Room) 96. Regular Paper Session— Transnational Exchanges (Hancock Room) 97. Roundtable— Arts, Culture and Cosmopolitanism (Georgian Room - Table 5) 98. Roundtable— Culture and Consumption Practices (Georgian Room - Table 12) 99. Roundtable— Factors in Educational Success (Georgian Room - Table 3) 100. Roundtable— Global Public Health (Georgian Room - Table 2) 101. Roundtable— Images of Illegality: Case Examples (Georgian Room - Table 6) 102. Roundtable— Negotiating Work: Professions in Comparative Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 10) 103. Roundtable— The Body as a Locus of Identity and Inequality (Georgian Room - Table 1) 104. Roundtable— The Drama of Art, the Art of Drama (Georgian Room - Table 9) 105. Roundtable— Theorizing Society I (Georgian Room - Table 11) 106. Roundtable— Unequal Swaps and Environmental Justice: Global Perspectives (Georgian Room - Table 8) 107. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Sociology Through Service Learning (Cabot Room) 108. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Morning Session) (St. James Room) 109. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Sociological Forum Editorial Board Meeting - CANCELED 110. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in China (Newbury Room) Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 111. Thematic— Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis (Clarendon Room) 112. Thematic— Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) 113. Conversation with— Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin on "21st Century Fears: Public Sociology and Cultural Expectations" (Stuart Room) 114. Conversation with— Nancy A. Naples, Alison Griffith, Dorothy E. Smith on "Dorothy Smith's Sociology for Women/People and the Institutional Ethnography Approach" (Berkeley Room) 115. Author-Meets-Critics— "Do You Know...?": The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert Faulkner and Howard S. Becker (Franklin Room) 116. Regular Paper Session— Considering Bourdieu and "Sociology as a Contact Sport" (Alcott Room) 117. Regular Paper Session— Education in the Economic Crisis (Winthrop Room) 118. Regular Paper Session— Ethnography, Culture, and Interaction (Back Bay) 119. Regular Paper Session— Macro-Politics and Micro-Structures (Thoreau Room) 120. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Perspectives on Health and Violence (Constitution Room) 121. Regular Paper Session— New York and Los Angeles in the Economic and Financial Crisis (Brandeis Room) 122. Regular Paper Session— Race, Gender, and Sentencing (Lexington Room) 123. Regular Paper Session— Racial Variation in Work and Family Life (Beacon Hill) 124. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking Globalization from an International Perspective (St. James Room) 125. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Gangs and Delinquency (White Hill Room) 126. Roundtable— Biracial Identity in the Contemporary U.S. Context (Georgian Room - Table 12) 127. Roundtable— Comparative Perspectives on Education (Georgian Room - Table 8) 128. Roundtable— Economic Crisis and the Realities of Abortion Access in the Contemporary U.S. (Georgian Room - Table 4) 130. Roundtable— Mental Health, Social Capital, and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 1) 131. Roundtable— Narrative and Identity in Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 6) 132. Roundtable— Parolees and Reintegration (Georgian Room - Table 9) 133. Roundtable— Professionalization and Local Politics (Georgian Room - Table 10) 134. Roundtable— Safety and Security in the New Economic Reality (Georgian Room - Table 2) 135. Roundtable— Wages and Work: Gender, Race and Ethnicity (Georgian Room - Table 7) 136. Roundtable— Women, Leadership and Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 5) 137. Workshop— Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth (Charles River Room) 138. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the Sociology Major and Preparing Students for Employment (Cabot Room) 139. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Women of Color Scientists and Engineers: Research and Practices from Academia (Stanbro Room) 140. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— China in the Age of Globalization (Newbury Room) 141. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Theoretical Approaches to Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room)
9 Friday cont’d
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 142. Thematic— Economic Strain in Family Life (Cambridge Room) 143. Thematic— The American Dream and New Social Expectations (Clarendon Room) 144. Conversation with— Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde, Wendy Cadge on "The Changing Shape of Religion in American Society" (Stuart Room) 145. Author-Meets-Critics— Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization behind the Burning Man Event by Katherine Chen (Franklin Room) 146. Regular Paper Session— Collective Action in International Perspective (White Hill Room) 147. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and the Conscientious Consumer (Cabot Room) 148. Regular Paper Session— Economic Uncertainty and Social Inequality (Back Bay) 150. Regular Paper Session— National Security and the Mechanisms of Social Control (Thoreau Room) 151. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Local and the Global in the 2009 Pittsburgh G20 Protests: Economy, War and Climate Change (Berkeley Room) 152. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhood Processes in New York City (Brandeis Room) 153. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Policy Landscape: Lessons from the Field (Alcott Room) 154. Regular Paper Session— Teaching Methods (Winthrop Room) 155. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Race (Lexington Room) 156. Regular Paper Session— Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure (Beacon Hill) 157. Roundtable— Techniques for Teaching about Social Class on Diverse College Campuses (Whittier Room) 158. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session I (Imperial Ballroom) 159. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Afternoon Session) (St. James Room) 160. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Women in Science: Assessing the "Leaky Pipeline" at Various Stages (Stanbro Room) 161. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in Contemporary China (Newbury Room) 162. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Workplace Relations and the Generation of Inequality (Arlington Room) 163. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— From the Field (Hancock Room)
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 164. Thematic— Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship (Clarendon Room) 165. Conversation with— Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard Swedberg, Norbert Wiley on "What's Missing from Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown?" (Cambridge Room) 166. Conversation with— Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Kelli Craig-Henderson on "Women in Science/Observations on Science and Government" (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era (Stanbro Room) 167. Author-Meets-Critics— Backlash 9/11 by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorgmehr (Franklin Room) 168. Regular Paper Session— Changing Concepts of Legal Thinking (Cabot Room) 169. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Femininities (Constitution Room) 170. Regular Paper Session— Culture and Social Movements (Whittier Room) 171. Regular Paper Session— Law Enforcement and Crime Control During Periods of Economic Turmoil (Newbury Room) 172. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhoods in Transition (Brandeis Room) 173. Regular Paper Session— Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Thoreau Room) 174. Regular Paper Session— Race, Ethnicity and Educational Achievement (Winthrop Room) 175. Regular Paper Session— Race, Rights and Power in International Context (Lexington Room) 176. Regular Paper Session— Social Construction of Fatherhood (Alcott Room) 177. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sport (White Hill Room) 178. Regular Paper Session— The Meaning of (Non)-Parenthood (Beacon Hill) 179. Regular Paper Session— Transnationalism in Comparative Perspectives (St. James Room) 180. Regular Paper Session— What Wages Can't Buy: Identity, Recognition and Well-Being (Back Bay) 181. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom (Stuart Room) 182. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— The First Community-Organizer President: Humanist Sociology Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama (Charles River Room) 183. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Organizational Environments and the Dynamics of Workplace Power (Arlington Room) 184. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— Urban Ethnography in Boston (Hancock Room)
10 Friday cont’d Sessions 4:45 PM—5:30 PM 185. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— Association for Humanist Sociology Reception (Charles River Room)
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 186. Plenary— Inclusion, Empowerment, and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth Moss Kanter (Georgian Room) Reception to follow – with Jazz
Saturday, March 20
Sessions 7:00 AM—8:30 AM 187. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast (Hancock Room)
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 188. Thematic— Economic Insecurities (Clarendon Room) 189. Conversation with— Richard Alba, Berhane Araia, Louis E. Esparza on "The ASA Human Rights Resolution: An Inquiry about Epistemology and Sociological Practice" (co-sponsored with Sociologists without Borders) (Stuart Room) 190. Author-Meets-Critics— On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in 20th Century America by Allison Carey (Franklin Room) 191. Regular Paper Session— "Live Free or Die" - The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Social Services, Economic Indicators and Crime in New Hampshire (White Hill Room) 192. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and Its Effects on Ethnic Economies, Homelessness, and Technology (Constitution Room) 193. Regular Paper Session— Educating Your Child: The Urban, Suburban Dilemma (Beacon Hill) 195. Regular Paper Session— Judgement of Art, Creation of Taste (Winthrop Room) 196. Regular Paper Session— Persisting Inequality: Race, Class, Gender and Socioeconomic Attainments (Charles River Room) 197. Regular Paper Session— Producing Objectivity through Citations, Labeling and Science Policy (Lexington Room) 198. Regular Paper Session— Social Movements: Mobilization, Demands and Group Identity (Brandeis Room) 199. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sexualities (Thoreau Room) 200. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Community: Sustainability Development in Context (Cabot Room) 201. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Communities as Social Support Systems (Alcott Room) 202. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Participatory Internet Technologies and New Social Realities: The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips & Cheaters (Newbury Room) 203. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— How Public Sociology Can Enliven the Classroom (Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty) (Whittier Room) Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty 204. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting (Hancock Room) 205. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Family Challenges in Hard Times (Stanbro Room) 206. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— States, Law and the Politics of Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room)
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 207. Thematic— Framing the Debate: Sociological Perspectives on Health Care Reform (Clarendon Room) 208. Conversation with— Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza, Karen V. Hansen on "The Future of Liberalism" (Stuart Room) 209. Author-Meets-Critics— Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's Graduates by Amy Stuart Wells and Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa (Franklin Room) 210. Regular Paper Session— Assessing Resistance to Medicalization (White Hill Room) 211. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Adapting to the New Economic Reality (Cabot Room) 212. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Carework (Newbury Room) 213. Regular Paper Session— Globalization and its Aftermaths (Winthrop Room) 214. Regular Paper Session— Immigrants and Socioeconomic and Incorporation (Constitution Room) 215. Regular Paper Session— Making Education Count: An Analysis of Educational Attainment Through the Lens of the Current Fiscal Crisis (Hancock Room) 216. Regular Paper Session— Military Family Life and Partnerships (Beacon Hill) 217. Regular Paper Session— Problematizing Political and Civic Engagement (Back Bay) 218. Regular Paper Session— Religion and Social Movements (Charles River Room)
11 Saturday, 10:15 AM –11:45 AM cont’d 219. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction I: Reproduction within and without Boundaries (Thoreau Room) 220. Regular Paper Session— Thinking about Crime and Legality (Alcott Room) 221. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations I (Lexington Room) 222. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial Ballroom) 223. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Generational Shifts and Policy Challenges (Stanbro Room) 224. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room)
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 225. Thematic— Public Life and New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) 226. Thematic— Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets (Clarendon Room) 227. Conversation with— Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman, Kay Jenkins on "Lived Religion in Everyday Life" (Stuart Room) 228. Author-Meets-Critics— Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye Tuchman (Franklin Room) 229. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Masculinities (Newbury Room) 230. Regular Paper Session— Disabling Stigma: Narratives and Alternative Treatments (Brandeis Room) 231. Regular Paper Session— Learning Through Service: Designing a Quality Experience for Students and Faculty (Winthrop Room) 232. Regular Paper Session— Motherhood and Mothering (Beacon Hill) 233. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Immigrants: Social Capital and Integration (Constitution Room) 234. Regular Paper Session— Religious Empowerment and Attitudes of Women (Alcott Room) 235. Regular Paper Session— Representing the Language of the Other: Translation in Ethnography (Charles River Room) 236. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction II: Reproductive Discourses (Thoreau Room) 237. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Housing Landscape (Cabot Room) 238. Regular Paper Session— Trust and Political Legitimacy (Back Bay) 239. Roundtable— Faculty Experiences in the Academy (Georgian Room - Table 2) 240. Roundtable— Health Issues in an International Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 11) 241. Roundtable— In a New Land: Negotiating Lives and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 4) 244. Roundtable— Negotiating Contemporary Families (Georgian Room - Table 1) 245. Roundtable— Negotiating Individual and Collective Memory (Georgian Room - Table 7) 246. Roundtable— On Death and Dying: Lessons from the Fields (Georgian Room - Table 8) 247. Roundtable— Personal Experience as a Pedagogical Strategy (Georgian Room - Table 10) 248. Roundtable— Social Theory and the Changing Nature of Capitalism (Georgian Room - Table 6) 249. Roundtable— Theorizing Society II (Georgian Room - Table 5) 250. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations II: Theoretical Orientations and Technology (Lexington Room) 251. Workshop— Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal (White Hill Room) 252. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial Ballroom) 253. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Committee on the Status of Minorities Meeting (Hancock Room) 254. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— The Future of Work (Arlington Room)
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 255. Thematic— The Economic Crisis and Higher Education (Arlington Room) 256. Author-Meets-Critics— Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by Michael Kimmel (Franklin Room) 257. Regular Paper Session— Across Generations: Immigrant Families in America (Beacon Hill) 258. Regular Paper Session— Anxiety and Rumor: Assessing Health Risk (Brandeis Room) 259. Regular Paper Session— Commemorating: 9/11 and its Aftermaths (Charles River Room) 260. Regular Paper Session— Ethnic Businesses in New York City (Cabot Room) 261. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Reproductive Health (Thoreau Room) 262. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Social Movements (Stuart Room) 263. Regular Paper Session— Gender, Work and Organization (Newbury Room) 264. Regular Paper Session— International Workplace: Organizational Culture and Competition (White Hill Room) 265. Regular Paper Session— The Centrality of Organizations to Immigrant Incorporation (Constitution Room) 266. Regular Paper Session— The Political Imagination (Back Bay) 267. Regular Paper Session— Who Am I, Where Am I, and How Did I Get Here? The Challenges of Maintaining a Sociological Identity (Alcott Room) 268. Roundtable— Fashioning Identity Through Clothing and Music (Georgian Room - Table 4) 269. Roundtable— Fast and Slow Food: Systems of Consumption (Georgian Room - Table 5) 270. Roundtable— Globalization: Cyberspace, Youth and Glocalization (Georgian Room - Table 9) 271. Roundtable— Illegal Substances: Use and Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 6) 272. Roundtable— Living on the Margins and Figuring out Survival (Georgian Room - Table 2)
12 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d 275. Roundtable— The Sociological Implications of Environmental Justice in the City (Georgian Room - Table 10) 276. Roundtable— Theorizing Sex and Gender: New Directions (Georgian Room - Table 3) 277. Roundtable— Transformations: Ethnographic Studies on the Effects of Diversity in Higher Education (Georgian Room - Table 7) 278. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— New Technologies for Entertainment and Security (Lexington Room) 279. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial Ballroom) 280. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Obama Era— Are the Culture Wars Over? The Post Obama Landscape (Stanbro Room)
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 281. Thematic— Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Justice (Clarendon Room) 282. Conversation with— William Julius Wilson, Larry Bobo, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on "Post-Obama America: Race, Ethnicity and Politics in America" (Arlington Room) 283. Author-Meets-Critics— The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen Gerson (Stanbro Room) (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Work, &Technology in the Post- Obama Era) 284. Regular Paper Session— Analyzing Gender/Sexualities in the Field (Thoreau Room) 285. Regular Paper Session— If We Get Health Reform, What Really Matters? (Brandeis Room) 286. Regular Paper Session— International Migration in Global Perspectives (Constitution Room) 287. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Countermovement Dynamics (Charles River Room) 288. Regular Paper Session— Local and Global: Implementing Human Rights (Stuart Room) 289. Regular Paper Session— Long Waves of Economic and Political Stability (Back Bay) 290. Regular Paper Session— Marriage in Contemporary American Society (Beacon Hill) 291. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Urban Neighborhoods (Cabot Room) 292. Regular Paper Session— New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities (Lexington Room) 293. Regular Paper Session— Slow Sociology: A Timely Topic (Franklin Room) 294. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Sexual Identities (Winthrop Room) 295. Regular Paper Session— Working Towards a Sociology of Genocide: Collective Violence, Social Change and Memory (Newbury Room)
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 296. Plenary— Presentation of 2010 Awards and Rosanna Hertz's Presidential Address, ―Bait and Switch and the American Dream‖ (Georgian Room) Reception to follow. Jazz Night Sunday, March 21
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 297. Thematic— Successful Societies and Societal Resilience (Clarendon Room) 298. Author-Meets-Critics— When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto Rican Brothers On and Off the Streets by Timothy Black (Franklin Room) 299. Regular Paper Session— Against Sexual Stereotypes (Longfellow Room) 300. Regular Paper Session— Classroom Issues (Holmes) 301. Regular Paper Session— Collective Organizing and Health Care: Contemporary & Historical Models (Alcott Room) 302. Regular Paper Session— Concepts of Criminal Justice (Charles River Room) 303. Regular Paper Session— Defining Mental Health (Whittier Room) 304. Regular Paper Session— Global Capitalism (Beacon Hill) 305. Regular Paper Session— Immigration, Crime and Resettlement (Winthrop Room) 306. Regular Paper Session— Intersections of Work and Family (Brandeis Room) 307. Regular Paper Session— Investigating the University (Cambridge Room) 308. Regular Paper Session— Marriage and Widowhood in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room) 309. Regular Paper Session— Perceptions of Communities in Comparative Perspectives (Cabot Room) 310. Regular Paper Session— States of Emergency (Thoreau Room) 311. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS General Business Meeting (Open to ESS Membership) (Stanbro Room) 312. ESS Special Events & Meetings— SWS Committee Meeting (St. James Room)
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 313. Thematic— Democracy in the Age of Obama (Clarendon Room) 314. Author-Meets-Critics— DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation of Women's Health Politics by Susan Bell (Franklin Room)
13 Sunday, 10:15 AM-1145 AM cont’d 315. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Mental Health: Population, Profession and Context (Whittier Room) 316. Regular Paper Session— How Families Respond to Economic Crisis and Class Competition (Brandeis Room) 317. Regular Paper Session— Immigration and Residential Segregation (Winthrop Room) 318. Regular Paper Session— Informing Inclusiveness in Democratic Political Systems with Social Theory (Cambridge Room) 319. Regular Paper Session— Interrogating the Subject: Innovations in Research Methods (Charles River Room) 320. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Burden of Care in Chronic Illness (Alcott Room) 321. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Processes (St. James Room) 322. Regular Paper Session— Socioeconomic Attainments and the Transition into Young Adulthood (Cabot Room) 323. Regular Paper Session— Sociological Analysis of Health and Aging (Longfellow Room) 324. Regular Paper Session— The Media and its Discontents (Thoreau Room) 325. Regular Paper Session— Unequal Outcomes of Higher Education (Holmes) 326. Regular Paper Session— Violent Youth? A Discussion on Crime and Law (Beacon Hill) 327. Regular Paper Session— Women, Kinship and Agency in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room) 328. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS Executive Committee Meeting (Stanbro Room)
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 329. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Experience (Whittier Room) 330. Regular Paper Session— Assimilation and the New Second Generation (Winthrop Room) 331. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Families' Coping Strategies (St. James Room) 332. Regular Paper Session— Contemporary Art Worlds: Chelsea contra Bushwick (Cabot Room) 333. Regular Paper Session— Creating Attitudes: H1N1, HIV, ADHD and Social Risk (Franklin Room) 334. Regular Paper Session— Information and Labor Markets (Cambridge Room) 335. Regular Paper Session— Living the Drama: Drugs, Sex and Violence (White Hill Room) 336. Regular Paper Session— Navigating College Despite Obstacles (Holmes) 337. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Social Identity in School (Longfellow Room) 338. Regular Paper Session— New Directions in Research on High-Risk Activism (Stanbro Room) 339. Regular Paper Session— Parenting for Success: Families and Achievements Across the Life Course (Brandeis Room) 340. Regular Paper Session— Progress or Not: Understanding Health Disparities (Alcott Room) 341. Regular Paper Session— Responsible and Appropriate Methodology (Charles River Room) 342. Regular Paper Session— The New Role of Community Colleges: Public Policy Hopes, Pedagogical Concerns and Implications for Higher Education (Beacon Hill) 343. Regular Paper Session— What Were We Thinking? (Thoreau Room)
14 Economic Crisis and New Social Realities Program Detail
Thursday, March 18
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM
1. Thematic— Migrating People, Migrating Culture (Clarendon Room) Presider: Van C. Tran, Harvard University Organizer: Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College Culture Matters: The Second Generation, Mary C. Waters, Harvard University Migration, Culture, and Social Time, Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center Creating Cosmopolitans?: Museums, the Nation, and the World, Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College Taking Culture Seriously, Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Van C. Tran, Harvard University
2. Conversation with— Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth and Sarah Damaske on "Race and Class in Higher Education" (Stuart Room) Presider: Ronald Taylor, University of Connecticut Discussants: Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware Marlese Durr, Wright State University Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association Sarah Damaske, Rice University
3. Author-Meets-Critics— The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the Evolution of Health Care in America by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry A. Jacobs (Franklin Room) Presider: Rosalind C. Barnett, Brandeis University Critic, Dana B Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center Critic, Rosalind C. Barnett, Brandeis University Critic, Carol C. Nadelson, Harvard Medical School Brigham & Women's Hospital Boston Discussants: Ann K. Boulis, University of Pennsylvania Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania
4. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Frames: Changing Politics and Policy Narratives (Constitution Room) Presider: Holly M Wood, Harvard University Making Terrorists Racists: The Culture of Secrecy in Britain’s Domestic Counter-Terrorism Policy, 2001- 2008, Christopher A Bail, Harvard University Enacting Cultures of Response: HIV, ARVs and the Global Culture War, Alton Phillips, New York University The Price of Progress: The Normalization of Traffic Accidents in American Newspaper Editorials, 1900- 1990., Itai Vardi, Boston University Of Empathy and Sensibility: The Cultural Politics of Drug Law Reform, Saran Ghatak, Keene State College; Peter Stevenson, Keene State College Do Individual Characteristics Matter? An Analysis of Americans Opinions towards the Korean, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, and Iraq Wars, Emanuel Boussios, Hofstra University/SCC
15 Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd 5. Regular Paper Session— Families, Economic Inequality, and Public Policy (Beacon Hill) Presider: Christine M Percheski, Harvard University Organizer: Christine M Percheski, Harvard University Families and Tax Policy, Patricia Strach, Harvard University Unions! Organized Labor Affiliation and the Transition to First Marriage, Daniel J Schneider, Princeton University; Adam Reich, University of California-Berkeley An In-Depth Examination of Spending and Savings Behavior Among EITC Recipients: Implications for Inequality and Insecurity, Laura Tach, Harvard University Welfare Reform and Economic Inequality among American Families, Christine M Percheski, Harvard University 6. Regular Paper Session— Getting Jobs, Losing Jobs (Charles River Room) Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University The Demographics of Over-education in the United States, 1971-2006., China J Layne, SUNY, Albany Gender and Academic Globalization: How is International Mobility of Academics Gendered?, Kathrin S. Zippel, Northeastern University Hard to Get, Easy to Lose: The Effects of Women and Minorities in Management on Establishment Closings, 1984-2002., Soohan Kim, Harvard University Good Work if You Can Get it Again: Post-employment Restraints and the Modern Alienation of Labor, Matt Marx, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 7. Regular Paper Session— Interactions Between Urban and Rural Places (Longfellow Room) Presider: Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta Organizer: Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta Conversion of the Dakota Growers Pasta Company, Thomas Gray, USDA-Co-op Programs; Curtis Stofferhan, University of North Dakota Does Where You Go to College Make a Difference in Involvement in Health Risk Behaviors Among College Students., Stephanie A Bennett, College of Saint Rose Urban Production and Milk, Eric J Krieg, Buffalo State College Urban Institutions and the Structure of Rural Culture, Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta; Greg Fulkerson, SUNY College at Oneonta; Polly J Smith, Utica College; Brian M Lowe, SUNY College at Oneonta Discussant: Karen Hayden, Merrimack College
8. Regular Paper Session— Organizations of Knowledge (Thoreau Room) Presider: James S McQuaid, Boston University Prepared to Synthesize? A Longitudinal Investigation of Citations in the Organization-Environment Literature, David J. Roelfs, State University of New York at Stony Brook Big Teams or Small Teams? Examining Creative Work in Academia, Michael Bikard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Fiona Murray, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Local and Global Structure of Knowledge Production in an Emergent Research Field, Neha Gondal, Rutgers University Controversy and the Boundary Work of American Demography, Yu-ling Huang, Binghamton University 9. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Change: Immigrant Organizations in Urban Areas (Winthrop) Presider: Nancy A Denton, SUNY, Albany Organizer: Nancy A Denton, SUNY, Albany Newarks North Ward Center and Neighborhood Change in the Post Riots Years, 1970 to 1990, Joseph R Gibbons, University at Albany, SUNY The Geography of Immigrant Organizational Opportunity: The Relationship Between Suburban Immigration & Immigrant Organizational Density, Alexandra K Murphy, Princeton University; Alejandro Rivas, Princeton University Transplanting the Organizing Seed: A Case Study of Salvadorans in the Metro D.C. Area, Karen I Tejada, University at Albany, SUNY Discussant: Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern University
16 Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd 10. Regular Paper Session— Playing for Equality: The Sociology of Sports (Brandeis Room) Presider: Brian Fair, Brandeis University Is Sport the 'Great Equalizer'? The Case of Rock Climbing, Anna Manzoni, Yale University Social Determinants of Performance Enhancing Drug Use in Major League Baseball, Josh Murray, SUNY at Stony Brook; Arnout Van de Rijt, SUNY Stony Brook; John Shandra, SUNY Stony Brook Redefining Athletes as Suppletes: Towards an Alternative Approach to Anti-Doping, April Dawn Henning, The Graduate Center, CUNY Race-ing and Place-ing Pickup: Some Notes on the Consumption of 'Urban' Cultural Forms in Suburban Social Space, John N Robinson III, George Mason University
11. Regular Paper Session— Race and Diversity in the Classroom (Cabot Room) Presider: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Diverse Campus, Divided Perceptions; How Undergraduates View and Value Diversity, Faye L Allard, Montclair State University; Rebekah Rhodes, Montclair State University Education is Not an Equal Opportunity Institution, Joseph M. Conforti, SUNY, Old Westbury Race Privilege in the College Classroom, Jenny M. Stuber, University of North Florida; JeffriAnne Wilder, University of North Florida The Importance of Inclusiveness and Co-Curricular Activities In Undergraduate Education, Ross Goldberg, Skidmore College; Megan M Randall, Skidmore College; Peggy Goins, Skidmore College; Jennifer Hibbard, Skidmore College; Catherine W Berheide, Skidmore College
12. Regular Paper Session— Race and Inequality (Lexington Room) Presider: Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle University "I Don't Even Think I Know Any": Referral Networks and Racial Exclusion, Debra Osnowitz, Clark University Race, Income and the Provision of Informal Financial Assistance, Rourke L OBrien, Princeton University Rules of Racial Deference and the Legal Protection Model: The Role of Emotional Labor in Reproducing Racial Inequality in the American Workplace, Dawn M Dow, University of California, Berkeley Minority Women: (In)Visible Entrepreneurs, Mary Godwyn, Babson College; Donna Stoddard, Babson College Understanding Racial Disproportionality in Foster Child Placements within a Cultural-Structural Nexus, L. Daisy Henderson, University at Buffalo, SUNY
13. Regular Paper Session— Victimization, Schooling and Achievement: Informal and Formal Processes (Holmes) Presider: Corinne L. McKamey, Wellesley College Children's Awareness of Cyber-Bullying, David Bugg, SUNY Potsdam; Stacy L Herne, SUNY Potsdam; Racheal N Chubb, Jefferson Community College The Long-term Effects of Victimization in School on Educational Attainment, Hannah Brueckner, Yale University; Anette Fasang, Yale University; William Mangino, Hofstra University Connecting with School: Adolescents Relationships with Teachers & Peers as Mediators of Courses & Curriculum on Progress in Science & Math., Kathryn S Schiller, SUNY Albany; Paul Wilner, SUNY Albany Preparing to be a Scientist: Timing of Math Topic Exposure & Advanced Science Course Enrollments., Paul Wilner, SUNY Albany; Kathryn S Schiller, SUNY Albany
14. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market (Cambridge Room)
15. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Executive Board Meeting (Hancock Room)
17 Thursday cont'd Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 16. Thematic— Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving (Arlington Room) Presider: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut Class, Gender and the Unintended Consequences of Reform: The Case of Paid Family Leave in California, Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center and UCLA Work-Family Policy Consequences of Employment and Wages of Mothers, Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst ; Michelle Budig, University of Massachusetts; Irene Boeckmann, University of Massachusetts "Who Can Opt Out Now?": Asian American Women's Work-Family Negotiations, Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Discussant: Margaret K Nelson, Middlebury College
17. Thematic— Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing and Social Policy (and the opening session of the MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century) (Clarendon Room) Mini-Conference organized and coordinated by Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey Presider: Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Organizers: Guoli Dong, Harvard University; Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey Chinese Dream V. American Dream: American Financial Crisis in Chinese Media, Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania The Economic Crisis and its Impact of China's Social Policy-Making, Xiheng Ma, Shanghai Administration Institute, Shanghai; Liu Zhongqi, Research Center for Urban Society, Shanghai Administration Institute, Shanghai Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Housing Price in Shanghai, Ning Jiang, China Training Center of Reproductive Health and Family Care, Shanghai The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Migrant Workers in China, Guoli Dong, Harvard University
18. Conversation with— Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss, Charles Willie on "Retirement" (Stuart Room) Presider: Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina Organizer: Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina Discussants: Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Boston College Robert S. Weiss, UMass, Boston and Harvard Medical School Charles Willie, Harvard University
19. Author-Meets-Critics— Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post-Communist Russian by Alya Guseva (Franklin Room) Presider: Lynne Moulton, SUNY, Brockport Critic, Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Critic, Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Critic, Christopher B. Yenkey, Cornell University Discussant: Alya Guseva, Boston University
20. Regular Paper Session— All Politics are Local: Saving the Planet One Community at a Time (Cabot Room) Presider: Brian J Gareau, Boston College Local Governments and Sustainable Development: Their Perceptions, Practices and Problems, Nahide Konak, Abant Izzet Baysal University; Pinar Enneli, Abant Izzet Baysal University; Rasim Ozgur Donmez, Abant Izzet Baysal University Tracking Community Change: County Task Force Mobilization in the Marcellus Shale Natural Gas Play, Matthew R Filteau, The Pennsylvania State University; Kathy J Brasier, The Pennsylvania State University; Richard C. Stedman, Cornell University; Diane K. McLaughlin, The Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey Jacquet, Cornell University The Unequal Distribution of Cumulative Environmental Hazards in the Philadelphia Area, Diane Sicotte, Drexel University
18 Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 21. Regular Paper Session— Brooklyn in a Global Context: Ethnicity and Class Differences in Urban Neighborhoods (Winthrop Room) Presider: Timothy Shortell, Brooklyn College CUNY Organizers: Timothy Shortell, Brooklyn College CUNY; Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College CUNY Mapping a Changing Brooklyn, Mapping a Changing a World: Gentrification, Immigration, and Outmigration in Brooklyn 2000-2008., Lorna Mason, Center for the Study of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College Segregation Begins at Home: Gentrification and the Accomplishment of Boundary-Work, Judith N. DeSena, St. John's University Necessity and Luxury: A Visual Account of Retail Gentrification in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Sara Martucci, Graduate Center CUNY Footwork in an Urban Environment: An Ethnographic Approach to Community, Evrick Brown, Brooklyn College CUNY Discussant: Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College CUNY
22. Regular Paper Session— Comparative Perspectives on Poverty and Wages (Brandeis Room) Presider: Mary Brinton, Harvard University The Feminization of Poverty in European Countries, Eva Fodor, Central European University The Meanings of Welfare: Battered Women Tell All, Danielle Ficco, Westminster College Social Comparisons and Attitudes Toward Own Pay: A Cross-National Analysis, Jon G Bernburg, University of Iceland; Berglind H Ragnarsdottir, University of Iceland; Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University The Effects of Education and Mobility on the Primacy of Social Divisions in Singapore, 1965-1996, Kiat- Jin Lee, Columbia University Revisiting Poverty Measures Towards Individualisation, Síle O'Dorchai, Université Libre de Bruxelles; Danièle Meulders, Université Libre de Bruxelles
23. Regular Paper Session— Constructing Historical Narratives in Comparative Perspective (Constitution Room) Presider: Race and Remembrance in a Time of Crisis: The Shifting Salience of Racial Discourse in French Commemorations of Slavery, Crystal M Fleming, Harvard University Negotiating Storied Continuities: Remembering in Berlin on the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Wall, Andrea Mueller, Rutgers University Remembering Rosies: Riveters of the Ohio River Valley, Susan C Herrick, West Liberty University Mnemonic Revisions and Cultural Contentions: The Social Logic of Autobiographical Memory, Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY
24. Regular Paper Session— Economic Development (Thoreau Room) Presider: Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University The Practice of Development: Economic Transformation and Local Differentiation on the South Texas - Mexico Border, Seth D Pipkin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Order Without Legibility: Support for and Resistance to Change in a Poor American Neighborhood, Debbie Becher, American Academy of Arts and Sciences The Local Politics of Free Markets: State Economic Development Policy and Neoliberalism in the United States, Caroline Hanley, College of William and Mary Understanding Economic Development in New England's Cities and Towns, Lauren Nicoll, Northeastern University
25. Regular Paper Session— Embodying a Religious Identity: Multiple Perspectives (Beacon Hill) Presider: Roman R Williams, Boston University Embodied Identity: Degrees of Donning Religion among Sikhs, Shruti Devgan, Rutgers University Wearing my "Sword": Post-9/11 Activism among South Asian Muslim Female Students in New York, Etsuko Donnelly, Suffolk County Community College The Power to Define: Structure and Core Values of the African Hebrew Israelite Community, Imani D Williams, University of New Hampshire Recycling as an Alternative Metaphor for Self Transformation Processes Involving Flexibility, Elizabeth Williamson, Rutgers University
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Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 26. Regular Paper Session— Getting Ahead?: Gender, Race and Public Policy (Holmes) Presider: Rachelle Brunn , New York University Schools for Social Mobility: What it Takes for Poor Kids to Succeed in High Achieving Schools., Floyd M Hammack, New York University A Case Study of At-Risk Students Participating in an Out of School Program, Matt Sheehan, La Salle University; Judith Stull, LaSalle University; Susan Varnum, Temple University; Joseph Ducette, Temple University School to Work: Gateway to Future Educational and Occupational Success for English-Acquisition Students?, Susan E Hansen, Lehigh University Non-Traditional Educational Trajectories: The Educational Aspirations and Expectations of Women Who Are Educationally Disadvantaged, Claudia D Coffield, Northeastern University
27. Regular Paper Session— Social Ties, Wages and the Family Business (White Hill Room) Presider: Shawna B Vican, Harvard University The Routinization Ratio and the Devaluation of American Labor, Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint Vincent Social Isolation in the Workplace: Cross-National and Longitudinal Analysis, Aleksandra Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Strategic Management, Governance Structures and Cognitive Boundaries in Family Businesses, Eric R Kushins, Rutgers University
28. Regular Paper Session— The Making and Unmaking of Nation States (St. James Room) Presider: Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Scholarly Discourse and the Collapse of Yugoslavia, Sreca Perunovic, LaGuardia Community College, CUNY State-Making and the Process of Criminalizing: Case of the Adivasis in India, Juhi Tyagi, State University of New York at Stony Brook Bangkok Expansionism: A Historicized Sociology of the Thai State Formation, Keerati Chenpitayaton, New School For Social Research Re-constructing Time: Calendrical Reform in China, 1911 - Present, Haiming Yan, University of Virginia
29. Regular Paper Session— The Rising Black Middle Class (Lexington Room) Presider: Christopher Donoghue, Kean University Examining the Mobility Prospects of African Americans from Middle Income Households, Jessica S. Welburn, Harvard University Predictors of Marital Status in the Black community, Martine S Quinn, Temple University The New Negress: The Construction of Middle-Class, Black Womanhood in The Crisis, Maggie R. Ussery, University of Delaware Race, Relationships and Corporate Culture: The Experiences of Young Black Professionals in the Twenty- First Century Workplace, Kevin M Woodson, Princeton University Financial Literacy versus Ethnic Money Knowledge among Middle Class African Americans, Jaronda Miller, Northeastern University
30. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— Economic Crisis and the New Realities of Graduate Education (Cambridge Room) Presider: Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Sarah Babb, Boston College Daniel Faber, Northeastern University Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America
20 Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 31. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities — Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race (Charles River Room) Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Laura West Steck, York College of PA Discussants: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton Laura West Steck, York College of PA Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University
32. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS Publications Committee Meeting (Hancock Room)
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 33. Thematic— Globalization and New Social Realities (Clarendon Room) Organizer: Sarah Babb, Boston College Stratifying Europe: Regionalization, Globalization, and Trends in Income Inequality, Jason Beckfield, Harvard University Comparative Perspectives on Gender Inequality Research Across Regions, Christine Bose, SUNY Albany US Trade Policy and Macroeconomic Stability in Developing Countries, Kevin Gallagher, Boston University Bottom-up Economic Development Amidst Global Economic Crisis, Victor Nee, Cornell University Discussant: Sarah Babb, Boston College
34. Thematic— Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy (Arlington Room) Organizer: Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College Tay McNamara, Boston College Steven Sass, Boston College
35. Author-Meets-Critics— Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race by Edward E. Telles and Vilma Ortiz (Franklin Room) Presider: Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Critic, Larry Bobo, Harvard University Critic, Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University Critic, Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center Discussants: Edward E. Telles, Princeton University Vilma Ortiz, UCLA
36. Regular Paper Session— Activism in Religious Communities (Beacon Hill) Presider: Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis University Why Black Clergy No Longer Move The Crowd? The Dissipating Influence of Black Clergy in The United States, Richard M Smith, McDaniel College The Underground Church: Nonviolent Resistance to Vatican Empire, Kathleen M Kautzer, Regis College Redressing the Balance: An Examination of Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Social Control and Authority Within Religious Settings, James W Skinner, City University of New York Graduate Center Economic Constraints and Declining Congregations, Steve D McMullin, University of New Brunswick
21 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 37. Regular Paper Session— Body Gazing: Aesthetics and Beauty in Context (Constitution Room) Presider: Alissa G Boguslaw, The New School For Social Research Disciplining Corpulence: The Case of Plus-Size Fashion Models, Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University Aesthetic Capital: A Research Review on Beauty Perks and Penalties, Tammy L Anderson, University of Delaware; Catherine Grunert, University of Delaware; Arielle Katz, University of Delaware; Samantha Lovascio, University of Delaware Tattooing as Voluntary Stigma, Dave Paul Strohecker, University of Maryland-College Park Bodies of Responsibility: Gymnasts' Career Paths from the Floor Exercise to the Shop Floor, Keri E Monahan, University of Pennsylvania
38. Regular Paper Session— Innovative Approaches to Teaching Sociology (St. James Room) Presider: Jill Schultz, Frederick Community College Talking Back to Nike: Culture Jamming in the Sociology Classroom, Abigail Schoneboom, City University of New York Teaching and Learning Without a Self: How a Buddhist Pedagogy Can Transform the Sociology Classroom, Peter Kaufman, SUNY New Paltz Using Iconic Photos to Teach about the Civil Rights Movement, Paul T. Murray, Siena College Disciplinary Debates and Community Engagement: Productive Tensions in Teaching Public Sociology through Community-Based Research, Emily W Kane, Bates College
39. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Environmental Conservation (Cabot Room) Presider: Beniam Awash, Binghamton University Household Character and the Environmentalism of Young People: An Examination with Data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, Christopher W Podeschi, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Walk the Walk or Talk the Talk: Municipal Climate Action in New England, Tara S Pierce, University of New Hampshire The Social Construction of Climate Change News Media: 1999-2009, Shawn A Trivette, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Ethan Plofsky, University of Massachusetts Amherst Environmental Politics and the Movement to Regulate Toxic Chemicals, Amy E Lubitow, Northeastern University Student Perceptions of the Causes and Consequences of Climate Change, 2006-2010, Lillian H O'Connell, University of Central Florida
40. Regular Paper Session— Mothering Outside the Home: Institutional and Class Differences (Longfellow Room) Presider: Margaret K Nelson, Middlebury College Organizers: Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University; Amanda M Gengler, Brandeis University Race, Class and (M)othering in a Battered Women’s Shelter, Amanda M Gengler, Brandeis University "I’m Selfish When I Volunteer": Mothering and Professional Volunteer, Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University Managing Schooling: The Work Mothers Do to Support the Education of Teens, Demie Kurz, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut
41. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Biracial Identity (Lexington Room) Presider: Hsin-Yi Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo White Mothering of Asian Children: Racial and Ethnic Issues in Adoption, Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut Understanding Identity Differences among Biracial Siblings, Melissa Herman, Dartmouth College; Sheli Chabon, Dartmouth College Colorblindness and Racial Democracy: Black-White Unions in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Los Angeles, CA, Chinyere Osuji, University of California - Los Angelos
22 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 42. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Structures and Pressures for Change (White Hill Room) Presider: Amanda Merryman, Harvard University Institutionalized Occupations and the Limits to Interdisciplinary Teamwork in Hospitals, Dana B Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Jennifer Perloff, Brandeis University; Dianne Cooney- Miner, St. John Fisher College; Lucy MacPhail, Harvard University Patchiness at the Periphery: Heterogeneity and Weak Isomorphic Pressures in Institutional Fields, Linda Quirke, Wilfrid Laurier University Teams, Race, Inequality, and the Status Quo: Post-Bureaucratic Employment in High-Performance Organizations, Michael L. Wayne, University of Virginia
43. Regular Paper Session— Relational Mechanisms of Competition and Collaboration in Markets and Organizations (Thoreau Room) Presider: Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania Benchmarking, Competition, and Identity, Sean Safford, University of Chicago To Waltz, To Swing, or To Mosh: Relational Work and the Construction (or Not) of Collaboration in Manufacturing Industries, Josh Whitford, Columbia University Imitation as a Mechanism of Competition in Social Networks, Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Ezra Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
44. Regular Paper Session— Striving for Equality: Comparative Examinations of How Family and Organizations Shape Work Lives (Holmes) Presider: Carrie L Shandra, Hofstra University Gender, Employment, and Work Hours: Cross-national Patterns, Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst ; Michelle Budig, University of Massachusetts; Irene Boeckmann, University of Massachusetts Change Without Change: Women's Employment in Recessionary Japan, Eunmi Mun, Harvard University Mothers - The New Hidden Reserve? Career Penalties for Mothers Time Out in Relation to the Macro Economic Situation in Germany and the U.S., Silke Aisenbrey, Yeshiva University; Daniela Grunow, Amsterdam University Beyond Department Climate: Women Faculty at Liberal Arts Colleges, Catherine W Berheide, Skidmore College; Tara E Kelley, Skidmore College; Cay Anderson-Hanley, Union College; Joelle Sklaar, Skidmore College
45. Regular Paper Session— The Intersection of the Market and Family (Stuart Room) Presider: Amy C Sousa, Boston College Parents, Children, and Entertainment Media: Negotiating the Blurry Boundary Between Public and Private, Markella B Rutherford, Wellesley College The Commercialization of Intimacy: Markets in Family Members, Laura V Heston, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Why Don’t They Just Get Married?: Homeless Chicanas in San Francisco Talk About Why They Choose Motherhood Over Marriage, Anne R Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz Orphan Status, Family Instability, and Age at Sexual Debut in Urban Kenya, Rachel E Goldberg, Brown University
46. Regular Paper Session— The Promise of College and the Limits of Class Mobility (Brandeis Room) Presider: Ingrid Semaan, University of Connecticut Hanging Out With the Joneses: Display and Interpretation of Consumption on Elite College Campuses., Elizabeth M Lee, University of Pennsylvania White Working-Class Women in Academia: Breaking Through the Class Ceiling, Joleen L Greenwood, Kutztown University of PA Low-Wage Service Work and the Downward Mobility of Black Middle-Class Children, Algernon Austin, Economic Policy Institute Seeking Opportunity Among Equals: Why Whites and the Rich Have Less Need for Education, William Mangino, Hofstra University; Marc Silver, Hofstra University
23 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 47. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do After Graduation? The Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) Presider: Keumjae Park, William Paterson University Organizer: Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
48. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities — Women, Wages, and Poverty (Charles River Room) Organizers: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Understanding Black Women's Persistent Poverty and Concentration in Low Wage Jobs, Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Caroline Hanley, College of William and Mary Why the Glass is Still Half Empty: Career Mobility among High School Educated African American Women Workers in the Postindustrial Era, Katrinell M. Davis, University of Vermont Variations in the Effects of Welfare and Work on Mothers' Wages Across Racial and Ethnic Groups, Heather Macpherson Parrott, Long Island University, C.W. Post The Care Imperative in Working-class America, Lisa Dodson, Boston College; Wendy Luttrell, The Graduate Center, CUNY
49. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting (Hancock Room)
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM
50. Plenary— The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel, "Giving and Taking Care: Right or Privilege?" (Georgian Room) Organizer: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY Introductory Comments: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College
Reception to follow
Friday, March 19
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM
51. Regular Paper Session— Conceiving Structures of Inequality (Back Bay) Presider: Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut The Contested Relationship between U.S. Neo-Liberal Economy and Low Wage Service Work: A Sociological Interpretation, Gokhan Savas, Syracuse University The Class Locations of the Urban Informal Sector: Possibilities and Limitations of the Competing Marxian Theorizations on the Subject, Sebastian G Guzman, New School for Social Research Toward an Intersectional Analysis of Israeli Society, Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University Class Structure, Class Formation, and Class Consciousness in the US: Ego Networks in Socio-Structural Space, Jeremiah L. Coldsmith, University of Arizona Poverty, Subalternity, and Conservative Governmentality: Compassionate Televisual Representations of the Urban Poor in Turkey, Burak Kose, York University; Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania
24 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd 52. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Icons: Representation of Popular Culture (Winthrop Room) Presider: Nicole C Michaud Wild, SUNY Albany You Are Not Alone: Technology, Youth and the Passing of a Cultural Icon, Johanna Pabst, Boston College A Hood Billionaire?: Describing Major Contradictions in Rap Music, Jeffrey M Tienes, The George Washington University Our Mobster's Mind. The Sopranos and the Evolution of Masculinity in America and Italy, Vincenzo Mele, Monmouth University Dissecting Discipline: Exploring the World of The Matrix Through Social Theories of Power, Michael Ortiz, CUNY Brooklyn College
53. Regular Paper Session— Families and Education (St. James Room) Presider: Janice D Aurini, University of Waterloo Models for Educating Child Laborers, Sharon Dettmer, Cazenovia College Pregnant Bodies in Student Bodies: The Experiences of Pregnant and Mothering High School Students, Mary P Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University Children on Their Own in School, Parents Alone in America: Understanding Immigrant Parental Involvement, Vivian Louie, Harvard Graduate School of Education Families' Perceptions of School Quality, Helen Marie Miamidian, Temple University
54. Regular Paper Session— Financial Markets and Regulations (Cabot Room) Presider: David S Pedulla, Princeton University It's in the Cards: Economic Crisis and the Transformation of Credit Card Regulation, Lloyd Klein, St. Francis College Shareholder Value and the New Downsizing: The Role of Market Intermediaries, Jiwook Jung, Harvard University With Sober Senses: An Analysis of Finance Capital, Louis Kontos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Constructing Governance in The Shadow Financial System: An Empirical Investigation of Social Institutions and Structures in the U.S. Hedge Fund Market, Todd Arthur Bridges, Brown University
55. Regular Paper Session— Healthcare Workers on the Frontline (Constitution Room) Presider: Dana B Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center Constructing the Professional Role through Talk: The Case of Emergency Services Call Takers, Angela C Garcia, Bentley University Unofficial Flexibility at a Nursing Home: Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and Variations in Work Schedules and Hours, Jillian Crocker, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Ming Li, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts - Amherst The Impact of Social Structures on the Work, Education, and Family Experiences of Front Line Health Care Workers, Jennifer Craft Morgan, UNC Institute on Aging; Brandy Farrar, UNC Institute on Aging; Kendra Jason, UNC Institute on Aging; Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina Real Emergencies: Shared Understandings of Appropriate Use Among Emergency Medical Service Providers, Chris Prener, Northeastern University; Alisa K Lincoln, Northeastern University
56. Regular Paper Session— Interpreting Today's Economics Through Social Theory and Historical Contexts (White Hill Room) Presider: Christopher B. Yenkey, Cornell University Classic Sociological Theory and Modern Economic Relationships, Connor J Brooks, The American University Social Outcomes of Economic Change: Learning from the Past, Sarah Busse Spencer, The College of New Jersey Reevaluating Marxian Theories of Crisis, David Calnitsky, University of Wisconsin - Madison The Social Construction of Scarcity and the Present Crisis, Costas Panayotakis, New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
25 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd 57. Regular Paper Session— Learning to Labor in New and Old Jobs (Whittier Room) Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Changing A Career: Double-Meaning Creation and its Emotions, Haryun Peun, State University of New York at Stony Brook Laboring to Learn: The Contradictory Role of Interns in the Music Industry, Alexandre Frenette, City University of New York, Graduate Center Hard Times Hit the Millennials: Workplace Communication Strategies to Aid the Adaptation of the Entitled Generation, John A. Kovach, Chestnut Hill College; Andrea Mitnick, Kutztown University 58. Regular Paper Session— Out of Prison (Alcott Room) Presider: Elaine Enriquez, Princeton University A Long Shower, Good Food, and Some Sex: Reentry Concerns and Realities for Formerly-Incarcerated Youth, Jamie J Fader, SUNY Albany A Day in the Life: How Women Ex-Prisoners Spend Their Time and its Relevance to Desistance and Reentry Support Services, Andrea M Leverentz, University of Massachusetts - Boston Parental Roles and Reintegration of Drug-Involved Prison Releasees, Cynthia A Robbins, University of Delaware; Steven S Martin, University of Delaware; Daniel J O'Connell, University of Delaware 59. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking the Impact of Globalization on Identities (Franklin Room) Presider: Van C. Tran, Harvard University Reflexive Particularism and the Reconfiguration of the National, Daniel Levy, Stony Brook University Human Rights as Cosmopolitan Nationalism?, Anne M Castelvecchi, University of Virginia Globalizing Personality, JoAnn Chirico, Penn State Beaver The Perfect Europeans? Identification with Europe among EU Elites, Eleni Arzoglou, Harvard University
60. Regular Paper Session— The Financial Crisis and its Aftermaths in Global Perspectives (Lexington Room) Presider: Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Individualizing the Unknown: Examining the Implications of Risk and Individualization in the Face of Foreclosure, Lauren M Ross, Temple University Unintended Consequence of Economic Crisis: Criminality and Inter-ethnic Group Affiliation In A Nigerian City, Ogunnika O Zacchaeus, Virginia State University Community Organizations amid Financial Crisis, Michael Gibbons, Gettysburg College Home Ownership as Economic Investment: Reflections Pre- and Post-Crisis, Courtney Feldscher, Boston University
61. Regular Paper Session— The Organizational Dimension of Community (Brandeis Room) Presider: Debra Osnowitz, Clark University Collective Efficacy and Recession-Era Organizational Stability, Carly R Knight, Harvard University Neoliberalism and Nonprofits: Voluntary Organizations in Local and Global Context, Patricia Ellen Tweet, College at Brockport State University of New York Trends in the Afghan American Community in Queens, Suzanne Strickland, Queens College CUNY; Kaisa Hagen, Queens College; Vivian Fok, Queens College; Mohibullah Husainy, Queens College; Khusro Rakshani, Queens College CUNY
62. Regular Paper Session— The Return of Class (Thoreau Room) Presider: Khaled Kazem Aboudouh, Sohag University The Revenge of the Capitalist Class: Charting the Rise of Neoliberalism, Thomas Volscho, CUNY College of Staten Island Status Groups in Social Mobilization: The Case of Singapore, 1945-1965, Kiat-Jin Lee, Columbia University Class in Name Only: Subjective Class Identity, Objective Class Position, and Vote Choice in American Presidential Elections, Benjamin Sosnaud, Harvard University; David Brady, Duke University; Steven Frenk, Duke University The Coexistence of Alternative Political Belief Systems: The Role of Class and Religious Identities in Producing Different Understandings of the Political Debate in the US, Amir Goldberg, Princeton University; Delia Baldassarri, Princeton University
26 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd 63. Regular Paper Session— Transitions to Adulthood (Beacon Hill) Presider: Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University Why Hurry into Marriage When Others Retreat from It? Interactions between Economic Potential and Marital Expectations among American Youth, Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Bad Black Girls Who Are Not All Bad, Rhonda F Levine, Colgate University Patterns of Co-Residence and Leaving Parental Home: Sequence Analysis in a Life-Course Perspective, Anna Manzoni, Yale University Impermanent Markers: Youth with Disabilities Assessment of Traditional Markers of Adulthood, Valerie Leiter, Simmons College; Alexis Dittmer, Simmons College Struggling to Achieve: A Qualitative, Longitudinal Examination of the Transition to Adulthood, Laura J Napolitano, University of Pennsylvania
64. Regular Paper Session— Urban Neighborhoods and Gentrification (Cambridge Room) Presider: Angela Aidala, Columbia University A Typology of Gentrification, Ann Owens, Harvard University Green Preservation or Gentrification?, Aaron Passell, Muhlenberg College Whose Change Is It? A Multimodal Exploration of Urban Ecology and Gentrification Resistance in Crumbling Black Communities, Jeniece T Lusk, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Moving Beyond The Office: The Revitalization of Scranton and the Creative Class, Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton
65. Roundtable— Caregiving and End of Life Planning for the Elderly (Georgian Room - Table 7) An Overview of American Medicaid with an Emphasis on Elderly Programs: A Case Study of Mid Eastern States in America, Yushi Li, Northern Kentucky University; Jamie Toebbe, Northern Kentucky University; Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College Public/Private Organization of Long-term Care in Poland, Rachel Filinson, Rhode Island College; Darek Niklas, Rhode Island College; Piotr Chmielewski, University of Warsaw Perceiving the Self as a Burden and the Likelihood of End-of-Life Planning, Susan M Bodnar Deren, Rutgers University
66. Roundtable— Changing Cities: Perceptions of Urban Problems (Georgian Room - Table 10) Overcoming Stigma to Shrink a City, Koby Oppenheim, CUNY Graduate Center Deres Water in dem Streets: Doomsday Predictions and the Reification of Impending Doom for an American City, Dana M Greene, North Carolina Central University How did The Washington Post and The New York Times Coverage of Hurricane Katrina Advance the Sociological Understanding of Disasters?, Carimanda Baynard, American University Threats and Opportunities: Experiences in Public Housing in Utica, NY, Allison Patchen, Colgate University
67. Roundtable— Constructing Religious Identities (Georgian Room - Table 6) Searching For a New Way to Be Church: Catholic Identity and Community in a Changing Institutional Environment, Matthew T Loveland, LeMoyne College; Catherine Farrell, LeMoyne College The Idea of the Calling among Evangelical International Students from China, Roman R Williams, Boston University Family in the Church: Latter-day Saint Doctrine Regarding Family and Gender, Amber J Seidel, Purdue University; Robert Orrange, Eastern Michigan University
68. Roundtable— Immigration, Ethnicity and Assimilation (Georgian Room - Table 11) Latino/a Language Assimilation in the United States, George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Third Culture Kids: Latino TCKs in an American Community, Grace A Ravines, Lehigh University "I Chose to Fight!": Deploying Narratives of Undocumented Immigrant Students to Gather Support for the DREAM Act, Thomas Pineros-Shields, Brandeis University Non-Spatial Communities of Immigrant Populations: Nigerians and Voluntary Associations, James L. Huettig, Northwestern University
27 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd 69. Roundtable— Is the "Tuskegee" Syphilis Study still Relevant? (Georgian Room - Table 1) Organizer: Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College Lundy Braun, Brown University Irene Monroe, media commentator Vivian L Carter, Tuskegee University
70. Roundtable— Life on the Inside: Prisons and Prisoners (Georgian Room - Table 9) Women Behind Bars: Inequality and Injustice, Marcoux Faiia, Rivier College; Sylvia Mignon, UMass Boston In the Heart of the Beast: Masculinity and Fathering on the Inside, Anna Curtis, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Blessings of Today: Transformations of an American Penal Institution, 1913 to Present, Robert L Clark, Mansfield University Prisons' Reactions to New Challenges with Contraband, Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University
71. Roundtable— Neoliberalism and the State (Georgian Room - Table 5) The "New" Neoliberal Order: Are Urban Elites Playing the Same Old Game by "New" Rules?, Brett T Goldstein, State University of New York at Buffalo Crisis of Neoliberal Ideology? Talking with Workers in the RV Capital of the World, Andrea L. Hill, Northeastern University Green Consumerism: The Gendered Side of the Popular Discourse on Citizenship and Consumption, Yuliya Dudaronak, University of Virginia Chávez and Venezuela's Anti-business Vote in 1998: Reconsidering the Popular Basis of Anti-noeliberal Politics, Leslie C Gates, Binghamton University
72. Roundtable— On Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 4) Sexual Assault, Relational Distance and Participation in the Criminal Justice System, Desiree Wiesen- Martin, University of New Hampshire Reducing Non-consensual Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan, Russell l Kleinbach, Philadelphia University 'Honor Trouble': Honor crime and Governmental Discourses in Turkey, Hayrunnisa Goksel, Northwestern University Home on the Range: Women's Experiences of Partner Abuse in Rural Montana, Meredith Ewerspeck, Harvard University
74. Roundtable— The Gendering of Culture (Georgian Room - Table 2) The Future of Gender: Star Trek Next Generation vs. Battlestar Galactica, Yvette J Samson, Bloomsburg University The American Dream through the Eyes of Women, Kaya Hamer-Small, Brooklyn College Kahlo and O’Keefe: A Study of Feminist Art, Eileen Weigand, VPI & SU Emotional Escapism and Romance Reading, Andrea C Barra, Rutgers University
76. Roundtable— Uneasy Relations: Embodying Gender and Power (Georgian Room - Table 12) Twenty-First Century Girls: Reflections on Current Research, Kathleen D. Turkel, University of Delaware No, You Don’t! Proposition 8 to Ban Same-Sex Marriage and the Social Movement Literature, Tarun D Banerjee, SUNY, Stony Brook GLBT Youth and Movement Generations in the US Gay and Lesbian Movement, Megan K. Murphy, University at Albany, SUNY Real Men Do Get Eating Disorders: A Sociological Approach to Gender, Men and Eating Disorders, Frank Sedita, Drew University
77. Workshop— The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Information on the New Realities of Work, Family and the Economy (Hancock Room) Organizers: Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College; Judi Casey, Work and Family Research Network Boston College; Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College
28 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd 78. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— The Sandwich Generation (Charles River Room) Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Laura West Steck, York College of PA Tamara L. Smith, Westfield State College Michelle Napierski-Prancl, Russell Sage College Eileen Keane, Elder Service Program - National PACE Mindy Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners
79. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Chinese Institutions in Transition (Newbury Room) Presider: Rachel S Core, Johns Hopkins University Resurgence of TB in the Post-Work Unit Era: Return of Health Inequalities in Shanghai, Rachel S Core, Johns Hopkins University Shifting Ethnic Boundaries in Chinese Educational Institutions in Economic Crisis, Weiting Lu, City University of New York Politics of Conformity: Naming Practices in Totalitarian China, Elena Obukhova, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ezra Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Jiayin Zhang, Masschusetts Institute of Technology South-South: China and the New Paradigm in the Race to the Bottom, Robert Ross, Clark University
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM
80. Thematic— Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis (Arlington Room) Organizer: Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Why Do We Still Have Speculative Bubbles?: Some Policy Considerations, Mitch Abolafia, SUNY, Albany Executive Compensation: Sociological Roots and Policy Recommendations, Rakesh Khurana, Harvard University Banking on Tradition: Policies to Promote of Relationship-Based Financial Services, Christopher Marquis, Harvard University Toward an Industrial Policy for the U. S.: Lessons from China, Doug Guthrie, New York University
81. Thematic— Employment, Unions and Downsizing (Clarendon Room) Presider: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Organizer: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst The current Great Recession is the worst economic period in 70 years; the official unemployment rate is over 10 percent, and more than 1 out of 6 people is unemployed, discouraged, or involuntarily working part-time. Wall Street has received massive support; workers have not, and recession has eroded public support for unions. This panel will examine the varying kinds of responses that business, workers, and unions have made and are making to the current economic crisis, drawing as well on lessons from past economic crises. Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center and UCLA Janice Loux, UNITE HERE Local 26, Boston, Massachusetts Marshall Ganz, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
82. Conversation with— William A. Gamson, Richard Healey, William Hoynes on "Media and Collective Civic Engagement" (Stuart Room) Discussants: William A. Gamson, Boston College Richard Healey, Grassroots Policy Project William Hoynes, Vassar College
29 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 83. Author-Meets-Critics— The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and Patrizia Faccioli (Franklin Room) Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Critic, Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University Critic, James M. Jasper, CUNY, Graduate Center Critic, Paolo Parigi, Stanford University Discussants: Douglas A. Harper, Duquesne University Patrizia Faccioli, University of Bologna
84. Regular Paper Session— Carework and Parenting: Practices, Values and Attitudes (Beacon Hill) Presider: Yi-Ping Shih, SUNY-Buffalo Is Bio Really Better? Investigating the Parenting Practices of Cohabiting Couples, Elizabeth M Hicks, University at Buffalo "Family Values" Among Poor and Non-Poor Women and Men in the NSFG: Thinking About Relationship, Gender, and Parenting Differences in Attitudes and Behaviors, Diana Romero, Hunter College, CUNY "I Feed My Son Milk to Make His Head Grow:" Variations in Child-Rearing Styles Among Rural-to-Urban Migrants in Bolivia, Caitlin Daniel, Harvard University Who’s Got the Kids? How Mothers and Fathers Adjust Work Schedules to Accommodate Childrearing, Sara B Raley, McDaniel College; Melissa Atkinson, McDaniel College
85. Regular Paper Session— Community Currencies in the United States (Whittier Room) Presider: Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine Organizer: Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine Participation in a Community Currency System: Social Networks and Services Exchanged, Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine Do Community Currencies Enhance Quality of Life: Evidence From a Hospital-based Time Bank Organization, Judith N Lasker, Lehigh University An Untraditional Economic Approach to Local Currency: Berkshares and Beyond, Shira L Siegel The Time Trade Circle: A Time Bank, Katherine Ellin, Time Trade Circle
86. Regular Paper Session— Democratization and its Discontents (Thoreau Room) Presider: Lynn D Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth University The Making of the Urban Middle Class in South Korea: Discipline, Nation-Building, and the Creation of Ideal National Subjects, Myungji Yang, Brown University The Predicament of Developmental Citizenship: Economic Development, Democracy, and Citizenship Politics in South Korea, Kyung-Sup Chang, Seoul National University The Third Wave of Democracy, Rakkoo Chung, SUNY, Albany A Sociological Institutionalist Perspective Towards Turkey-EU Relations, Bilge Sanli, Stony Brook University Republican Criminal Justice in Africa, Paula Gormley, Bronx Community College/CUNY
87. Regular Paper Session— Education and the Reproduction of Inequality (Winthrop Room) Presider: Lauren E McDonald, California State University Northridge Two Paths to Inequality in Educational Outcomes: Family Background and Educational Selection in the United States and Norway, Liza Reisel, City University of New York, the Graduate Center The Role of Independent Educational Consultants in the College Admissions Process, Jill M Smith, Brandeis University The Relationship between Per Pupil Spending, School SES and Average Math and Reading Proficiency Levels, Timothy Madigan, Mansfield University; Shana Weiser, Mansfield University An Examination of the Summer Learning Gap in Canada, Scott Davies, McMaster University; Janice D Aurini, University of Waterloo The Effects of a Return to Higher Education for Certification on Teachers in Charter Schools, Patricia Maloney, Yale University; Kenann McKenzie Thompson, Columbia University
30 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 88. Regular Paper Session— Institutional Logics and Organizations (Holmes) Presider: Courtney Feldscher, Boston University Agreeing What to Do, But Not Why: Sentencing in a Juvenile Justice System, Joshua Wakeham, Harvard University When Dissonance is a Non-experience: The Role of Institutions in Cognitive Dissonance Prevention, Dena T Smith, Rutgers University The Invisible Hand and the Good of Communities: How Institutional Logics Matter in Local Banks, John Almandoz, Harvard University Reframing Generational Accounting, Anna C. Rhodes, Boston College Banking for the Others? The Expansion of Formal Microfinance and the Persistence of Informal Finance Among Market Women in Ghana, Oi-ying Irene Pang, Johns Hopkins University
89. Regular Paper Session— Marriage, Family and Social Policy (Constitution Room) Presider: Jennifer Reich, University of Denver TANF Changes in Relation to Reproduction: Impacts of Welfare Mothers in Time of Economic Crisis, George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Exploring the Family-Friendly Firm: Do Work-Family HR Benefits Promote Gender Diversity in Management?, Shawna B Vican, Harvard University Affects of Equal Parental Leave: comparison between the United States and Sweden, Pa'Ticia Mohsenion, University of Colorado Denver Federalism & Same-Sex Marriage: The Current and Future Personal Consequences of a Checkerboard Policy Regime, Michael J Motta, J.D., Northeastern University
90. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Dimensions of Parenthood Experiences (Cambridge Room) Presider: Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College Changes in Parent and Adult Child Relationships Following Marriage, Deborah M Merrill, Clark University The Effects of the Economic Crisis on Grandparents Raising Grandchildren., Elizangela J Storelli, Boston College From Cradle to Pride: How Straight Parents Forge Relationships with their Gay Sons, Jeffrey Johnson, George Mason University Apron Strings Attached: Parental Dependence and Subjective Feelings of Adulthood, Sylvie Honig, University of Chicago
91. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Urban/Suburban Landscape (Brandeis Room) Presider: William G Holt, Sacred Heart University Definitional Reconciliation: Metropolitan, Micropolitan, Suburban, Nancy A Denton, SUNY Albany; Joseph R Gibbons, SUNY Albany New Urban Project: Poverty De-concentration and the Urban Poor, Elizabeth Derickson, Princeton University Paying a Price for Spatial Disparity: Assessing the Use of Regional Contribution Agreements and their Impact on New Jerseys Housing Equality, Len Albright, University of Chicago; Rebecca R. Casciano, Princeton University Land-Use Regulation and Public Participation: Do Hawaii’s Land-Use Laws Democratize Urban Development?, Jennifer R Darrah, Brown University
92. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Nature of Work and Inequality in Organizations (Back Bay) Presider: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Organizer: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Opportunities Gained Opportunities Lost in the Restructured Workplace, Alexandra Kalev, University of Arizona Competition, Community, and Social Inequality in a Virtual Workplace, Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania The Paradox of Meritocracy: Hidden Risks in Merit-based Performance Systems, Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Discussant: Arne Kalleberg, University of North Carolina
31 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 93. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Race (Lexington Room) Presider: Erik Love, Dickinson College The Obama Event and the Failure of Race Talk, Michael P Jeffries, Wellesley College Problematizing Race and Racism, Beth Frankel Merenstein, Central CT State University A Post-Civil Rights Vision of Racial Equality: Diversity Rhetoric and Initiatives in Three Organizational Cases, Ellen C Berrey, University at Buffalo, SUNY Rolling Rightward: An Examination Of The African American Religious Right, Louis Gist Prisock, Colgate University
94. Regular Paper Session— The Manifest and Latent Effects of the Economic Crisis on the Correctional Industry and Reentry (White Hill Room) Presider: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Parolee for Profit: The Economic and Social Costs of the Privatization of Parole Services, Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Privatizing Prisons in an Economic Crisis: Long-Term Problems for a Short-Term Solution?, Jaspreet Gill, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Female Reentry: A Reconsideration of Policy Measures, Pamela Smykal, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Discussant: Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
95. Regular Paper Session— Theoretical Approaches to Gender and Sexuality (Alcott Room) Presider: Kimberly B Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University Homosexual Identity: The Case Against Innateness, Donald Paul Sullins, Catholic University of America The Right Place, the Right Time: Role of Space in the Social Construction of Gender, SaunJuhi Verma, University of Chicago The Postmodern Intersection of Lesbian and Transgender Politics, Widow Centauri, San Diego State University
96. Regular Paper Session— Transnational Exchanges (Hancock Room) Presider: Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University Rituals of Resource Sharing: Negotiating Status and Equality in Cross-national Aid-based Interactions, LiErin Probasco, Princeton University Destiny of the Poor: The Transnational Migration of Vietnamese Laborers to the Caribbean, Andrew N. Le, St. Lawrence University The Shifting Nature of Transnationalism in the Lives of Elderly Filipino Americans, Trisha J Tiamzon, University of Connecticut
97. Roundtable— Arts, Culture and Cosmopolitanism (Georgian Room - Table 5) Embodying Regimes: Ellis Island and the Cité National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration, Binh Pok, CUNY- Graduate Center; Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Towards an Urban Arts Democracy: Conversation Under the Cosmopolitan Canopy, Carolyn Chernoff, University of Pennsylvania The New Generation of Arts and Culture Participants, Jason A Martin, Temple University
98. Roundtable— Culture and Consumption Practices (Georgian Room - Table 12) Green Lifestyles: The Practice and Process of Cultural Coherence, Janet Lorenzen, Rutgers University Talking Food: Home Food Preservation Practitioners in Eastern Kentucky, Lisa M Conley, University of Kentucky The De-Mcdonaldization of the Ice Cream Parlor, Tyler M Dupont, SUNY, Buffalo Consumerism in Early 20th Century NYC through the lens of Klein's on the Square, Andrea Siegel, CUNY Understanding Green Consumers: An Exploration of Green Consumer Identities in the Marketplace, Stephanie S DeFranzo, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
32 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 99. Roundtable— Factors in Educational Success (Georgian Room - Table 3) College Students Motivations for Choosing Academic Majors, Melissa A Pittaoulis, Temple University High Television Viewership and Low Education and Economic Class: A Measurement of Nature Trail Users in Eastern Pennsylvania, Joshua E Kreger, Lehigh University An Exploration of College Student Achievement at a Mid-Sized Public University, Kenneth B Lang, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Level of College Qualification and the Likelihood of Degree Completion, Lisa A Pellerin, Ball State University
100. Roundtable— Global Public Health (Georgian Room - Table 2) Direct and Indirect Effects of Neo-liberal Economic Policies on Global Rates of Youth Smoking: A Cross National OLS and SEM Analysis of Macro-determinants of Global Youth Smoking., Gary Maynard, SUNY Stony Brook Non-Governmental Organizations, Democracy, and HIV Prevalence: A Cross-National Analysis, Eric J Shircliff, State University of New York at Stony Brook Spiked: Explanations of Recent Increases in HIV Infection in the United States, Michael J Staley, University of New Hampshire The Massachusetts Health Reform and the Mandated College Sponsored Plans Impact on Bridgewater State College Students Access to Healthcare, Lisa-Marie Guzman, Bridgewater State College Constructing and Contesting Authoritative Knowledge: Midwifery and the Struggle for Legitimacy, Sara B Moore, George Mason University
101. Roundtable— Images of Illegality: Case Examples (Georgian Room - Table 6) Boundaries of Law: Legitimacy and Violence in Film, Gerald M Turkel, University of Delaware The Evil in Our Midst: Abu Ghraib as Social Crisis, Jared Del Rosso, Boston College Racing Deviance: Black Males As The Poster Boys of New Social Taboos. A Theory of Scapegoat Deviance, Robert E. Washington, Bryn Mawr College Crime News Sources and Crime Views: The Relationship between News Media Exposure Patterns and Whites' Opinions about Criminal Justice Issues, Alicia D Simmons, Stanford University
102. Roundtable— Negotiating Work: Professions in Comparative Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 10) The Effect of Labor Market Intermediaries on Army Veterans, Jessica E Hoffman, University at Buffalo, SUNY Job Satisfaction and Burnout Among Various Types of Public Safety Personnel: Traditional vs. Cross- Trained Departments, Thomas Nowak, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Shelley Nicole Vukman, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Alex Heckert, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Kay Snyder, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Peter Starr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Reconciling the Empirical Idiosyncrasies of Interactive Service Work: A Meditation on Bourdieus Theory of Symbolic Systems in the Restaurant Context (working paper), Eric Thornton, State University of New York at Purchase
103. Roundtable— The Body as a Locus of Identity and Inequality (Georgian Room - Table 1) Hoop Dreams, Street Apparitions: The Black Male Body in the Cultural Practice of Pickup Basketball, John Robinson, George Mason University Sexism without Sexists: The Persistence of Gender and Sexual Inequality in the U.S., Tristan S Bridges, University of Virginia The Politics of Recognition: The Case of Afro-Brazilian Women's Movements, Nicole B McCoy, George Mason University
104. Roundtable— The Drama of Art, the Art of Drama (Georgian Room - Table 9) Outsider Art: The Work of Raymond Materson, Embroidery, and the Hierarchy of the Arts, Anne E Bowler, University of Delaware Glocalized Artists: Temple Construction at Burning Man, Genevieve Cox, University of New Hampshire A Historical Content Analysis of Fiction Media's Portrayal of Violence, Morgan Anderson, SUNY New Paltz
33 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 105. Roundtable— Theorizing Society I (Georgian Room - Table 11) Unintended Consequences of Human Actions, Elena M Ermolaeva, Marshall University We Don't Say That Here: The Function and Capital of Silence in Society, Olivia Harris, Drew University Symptoms of Silence: The Somatization of the Chronic Trauma of Subjugation, Lara Birk, Boston College The Exhumation of George Washington: The Knowledge and Power Behind His Publicly Hidden National Secret, Beverly M Pratt, University of Maryland
106. Roundtable— Unequal Swaps and Environmental Justice: Global Perspectives (Georgian Room - Table 8) Debt-For-Nature Swaps and Deforestation: Do They Matter?, John M Shandra, SUNY Stony Brook; Michael Restivo, State University of New York at Stony Brook; Eric J Shircliff, SUNY Stony Brook; Bruce London, Clark University It is a Strange Thing for Us to See Water Being Sold: Local Perceptions of the Fijian Bottled Water Industry, Jessica D Ulrich, University of New Hampshire Economic Crisis and Idea of Environmental Racism: A Case of Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh Coast., Esha Chatterjee, Kansas State University Unequal Ecological Exchange: The Case of Turkey with the EU Searching for a Climate Justice, Lora L Karaoglu, Northeastern University
107. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Sociology Through Service Learning (Cabot Room) Organizer: Jonathan M White, Bridgewater State College Incorporating Service Learning as Part of the Creation of a Minor, Stephanie A Bennett, College of Saint Rose Service-Learning as Catalyst for Civic Engagement and Social Justice, Jonathan M White, Bridgewater State College Faculty Attitudes and Perceptions of Service-Learning: It Depends Who is Asking, Mathew Johnson, Siena College
108. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Morning Session) (St. James Room) Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women. This session will feature distinguished panelists who will share their experiences of and perspectives on women's changing experiences in academia. Discussants: Helen A Berger, West Chester University Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Boston College Debra Renee Kaufman, Northeastern University Laura Kramer, Montclair State University Kay Snyder, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
109. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Sociological Forum Editorial Board Meeting - CANCELED
110. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in China (Newbury Room) Presider: Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey Bureaucrats and Entrepreneurs: Building a Business Culture in China, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey Guanxi for Sale: Employee Referrals in Different Social Contexts, Enying Zheng, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Knowledge in Transmission: How Local Communities Revived their Traditional Knowledge in Reform Era China (1979-2009), Hsinchao Wu, Harvard University Back to the Future: Institutional Innovation in Rural China, Xiaoshuo Hou, St. Lawrence University The Impact of Land Property Rights on Relationship between State and Society, Social Structure in Contemporary China, Guoli Dong, Harvard University
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Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 111. Thematic— Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis (Clarendon Room) Presider: Leslie Salzinger, Boston College Organizers: Thomas Cushman, Wellesley College; Bryan S Turner, Wellesley College This session examines the cultural discourse of the economic crisis of 2008-2009 and presents perspectives from a cultural sociology of economics that illuminate the crisis in new sociological ways. While the causes and solutions of the crisis are often put forth in the language of economics, everyday understandings are couched in moral terms, particularly in the language of greed and thrift. The Financialization of America: Revisiting Daniel Bell, Bryan S Turner, Wellesley College 'Greed Talk' and the Cultural Sociology of the Economic Crisis, Thomas Cushman, Wellesley College Thrift and the Culture of the Economic Crisis, Josh Yates, University of Virginia The Authentic Corporation in a Time of Crisis, David Franz, University of Virginia
112. Thematic— Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) Presider: Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut Organizer: Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut Man-Recession and She-Economy? Understanding the Gender Implications of the Economic Recession, Mary Gatta, Rutgers University Precarious Work, Vulnerable Workers, and a Dangerous Economy, Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut Economic Recession, Predatory Lending, and the Enhanced Reproduction of Racialized Inequality, Angie Beeman, University of Connecticut; Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut; Colleen Casey, University of Texas-Arlington Thomas M. Shapiro, Brandeis University Discussant: Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut
113. Conversation with— Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin on "21st Century Fears: Public Sociology and Cultural Expectations" (Stuart Room) Discussants: Barry Glassner, University of Southern California Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY Jack Levin, Northeastern University
114. Conversation with— Nancy A. Naples, Alison Griffith, Dorothy E. Smith on "Dorothy Smith's Sociology for Women/People and the Institutional Ethnography Approach" (Berkeley Room) Presider: Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University Discussants: Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Alison Griffith, York University Dorothy E. Smith, University of Victoria
115. Author-Meets-Critics— "Do You Know...?": The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert Faulkner and Howard S. Becker (Franklin Room) Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Critic, William Kornblum, CUNY, Graduate Center Critic, Paul Lopes, Colgate University Critic, Lisa McCormick, Haverford College Discussant: Robert Faulkner, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
35 Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd 116. Regular Paper Session— Considering Bourdieu and "Sociology as a Contact Sport" (Alcott Room) Presider: Bridget M Costello, King's College Meta-Principles for Sociological Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective, David Swartz, Boston University Bridging Bourdieu and Social Movement Theories, Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University Who’s Got Game: Examining Cultural Capital in Local and Contextual Processes, Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University Chicago; David Purcell, Kent State University Power, Legitimacy and Crisis: the Question of Historical Continuity in Bourdieu and Habermas, Sebastian G Guzman, New School for Social Research
117. Regular Paper Session— Education in the Economic Crisis (Winthrop Room) Presider: Robert B. Smith, Social Structural Research 'Lives at Risk': The Relationship between Budget Cuts and Alternative Education, Janese Free, Eastern Nazarene College Post 911 and Now: How Does the Economy Influence our Graduates?, En-Ping Tung, William Paterson University A New Model of Grade Inflation: Departmental Specialization in a Time of Changing University Revenue Models, Kyle W Albert, Cornell University Growing the Master's Program in the Context of Shrinking PhD Programs, Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association The Causes and Consequences of the Defunding of Higher Education in New York, Ali S Zaidi, SUNY Canton
118. Regular Paper Session— Ethnography, Culture, and Interaction (Back Bay) Presider: Colin Jerolmack, New York University Organizer: Colin Jerolmack, New York University Overcoming Creative Differences: Inside the Making of Rap Music, Jooyoung Lee, University of Pennsylvania Where the Action Is: Ethnography and the Study of Culture in Action, Shamus Khan, Columbia University From "The Stranger" to Doormen: The Characters of Qualitative Analysis, Past and Present, Jonathan Wynn, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Dipping and Dodging: The Social Situation of Precarious People, Alice Goffman, Princeton University Discussant: Colin Jerolmack, New York University
119. Regular Paper Session— Macro-Politics and Micro-Structures (Thoreau Room) Presider: Jennifer M Girouard, Brandeis University The Pliability of Solidarity: Interest-Based Association and the Subversion of Rational Institutions in Kyrgyzstan, David Levy, Boston University Web Deliberation: Interaction Rituals and Community on the Internet, Matthew T Loveland, LeMoyne College; Delia Popescu, Le Moyne College Municipal Health Councils in Brazil's Largest Cities, Christopher Gibson, Brown University Critical Factors Determining the Level of Women’s Political Representation: A Longitudinal Analysis of South Korea, Se Hwa Lee, State University of New York at Albany The Importance of Place for Refugee Aid Policymaking in Berlin, 1981-2004, Suzanna M Crage, University of Pittsburgh
120. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Perspectives on Health and Violence (Constitution Room) Presider: Jeanne Kimpel, Fordham University Defining Domestic Violence: Crisis Center Perspectives, Melissa Lyn Matthews, Northeastern University Gender Identity & Intimate Partner Violence: An Analysis of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, Adam Messinger, University of California, Riverside Religious Beliefs and Illness Behavior of Africans in the 21st Century, Augustine A Aryee, Fitchburg State College Predicting Long-term Outcomes for Women Physically Abused in Childhood: Relative Contribution of Abuse Severity, Childhood Stresses, and Family Context, Margaret L Griffin, Harvard Medical School/McLean Hospital; Maryann Amodeo, Boston University
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121. Regular Paper Session— New York and Los Angeles in the Economic and Financial Crisis (Brandeis Room) Presiders: David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles; Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center Organizers: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles The Political Response to the Economic Crisis: New York and Los Angeles, John Mollenkopf, The Graduate Center, City University of New York; Raphael J. Sonenshein, California State University Fullerton Environmentalism: Will Green Save New York?, William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center; Steve Lang, CUNY LaGuardia; Kristen Van Hooreweghe, CUNY Graduate Center Social Effects of Foreclosures in New York and Los Angeles Metros, a Preliminary Analysis, Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Elena Vesselinov, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center How New York City’s Housing Differs From Other Cities, and How That is Relevant in The Economic Crisis., Ingrid Gould Ellen, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University; Brendan O'Flaherty, Columbia University Mega Projects in New York and Why They Mostly Don’t Happen: Moynihan Station, Atlantic Yards, Javits Convention Center Expansion, New York Sports and Convention Center, World Trade Center Redevelopment and Others, David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles; Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center
122. Regular Paper Session— Race, Gender, and Sentencing (Lexington Room) Presider: Shelarese S Ruffin, Harvard University The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Death Penalty, Samantha E Applin, SUNY, Albany Race, Gender and Representation: Constructing Black and White Executions in the South, Annulla Linders, University of Cincinnati Social Correlates of Delinquency for Youth in Need of Mental Health Services: Examining the Scope Conditions of Criminological Theories, Matt Vogel, SUNY Albany; Steven F Messner, SUNY Albany
123. Regular Paper Session— Racial Variation in Work and Family Life (Beacon Hill) Presider: Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University Organizer: Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University Race, Gender Ideology, and Fatherhood: The Interactional Effects on Men’s Labor Market Participation and Earnings, Rebecca Glauber, University of New Hampshire; Kristi Gozjolko, University of New Hampshire Racial Sameness and Difference in Married Men’s Performance of Housework, Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University; Shannon N Davis, George Mason University Postindustrial Flexibility and Commitment Among African-American and White Working Mothers, Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Discussant: Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College
124. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking Globalization from an International Perspective (St. James Room) Presider: Francesca Degiuli, CUNY College of Staten Island Globalization, Deindustrialization and Welfare State Transformation: The Case of East Asia, Dong Kyun Im, Harvard University Globalization and the Crisis in American Society, John Clarry, Bloomfield College/TCNJ Recent Changes in Peru's Society and Economy, Henry Vandenburgh, Bridgewater State College Reactions to Economic Change. Austria and WV Compared., Markus Hadler, Marshall University Life in Moldova: Some Sociological Impressions, A. Javier Trevino, Wheaton College
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125. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Gangs and Delinquency (White Hill Room) Organizer: Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Cost of Gangs: An Overview of Federal Expenditures During a Financial Crisis, Joshua Eichenbaum, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Changing Economy and Women’s Participation in the Illegitimate Opportunity Structure, Marjaline Vizcarrondo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Social Construction of Gangs and the Gang Problem, Louis Kontos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice It's a Free Ride if You've Already Paid: Recession and Teenage Runaways, Sarah Rivera, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Discussant: Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
126. Roundtable— Biracial Identity in the Contemporary U.S. Context (Georgian Room - Table 12) "Not Quite:" Navigating the Asian/White Multiracial Experience, Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, University of Virginia The Influence of Parental Racial Ascription on the Racial Identity Adopted by Biracial individuals, Monique A Porow, Rutgers University How do Black and White Biracial College Students Racially Identify? Exploring the Influencing Factors in the Development and Changes in Self-identification, Jessica C Guthrie, Dartmouth College
127. Roundtable— Comparative Perspectives on Education (Georgian Room - Table 8) Disciplining Durkheim: Character Education and Multiculturalism, Jeffrey J Guhin, Yale University What's In a Relationship? Testing Social Capital in Terms of Race, Class, and Contact Time, S Michael Gaddis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Towards a Better World: The Moral Demands of Global Citizenship Education and the Collective Conscience of World Society, Jeffrey Dill, University of Virginia
128. Roundtable— Economic Crisis and the Realities of Abortion Access in the Contemporary U.S. (Georgian Room - Table 4) Organizer: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health Disparities and Delivery: The Interaction Between Abortion Care Services and Economic Barriers, Jenny O' Donnell, Abortion Access Project Medicaid Funding for Abortion in the Cases of Rape, Incest, and Life Endangerment, Amanda Dennis, Boston University Connecting Rights to Resources: How Abortion Funds Fight the Injustice of the Hyde Amendment, Megan J Peterson, National Network of Abortion Funds Discussant: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health
130. Roundtable— Mental Health, Social Capital, and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 1) The Influence of Personal Relationships on Mental Health among Older Americans, Leeda J Copley, The Ohio State University The Impact of Marital Quality on Mental Health following Spousal Loss, Michelle L Stransky, University of New Hampshire; Catherine L Moran, University of New Hampshire There's No Place Like Home: Examining the Emotional Consequences of Hurricane Katrina on the Displaced Residents of New Orleans, Alexis A Merdjanoff, Rutgers University Studying the Cultural and Structural Basis for Stigma and Stigma Experiences in Relation to Help Seeking, Tsiom Ion Motkin, University of Massachusetts, Boston From Coercion to Responsibility: Defining the Mentally Ill in an Age of Individualism, Matthew Morrison, University of Virginia
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131. Roundtable— Narrative and Identity in Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 6) Empowerment of Cyclist Collective Identity in the Social, Safe, and Celebratory Spaces of Critical Mass, Garrett T Dahl, University of Pittsburgh "Give Us Something We Can Use:" The Troubles of Bureaucratizing Narrative as an Instrument in the Contentious Politics of Knowledge., Stephan F Groschwitz, University of Cincinnati Artistic Scripts, Narratives, and the Expression of Identity: The Theater as Political Weapon, Daniel Sarabia, Roanoke College; Lauren J. Price, Roanoke College Collective Violence and Freedom Summer: Some Preliminary Findings from Quantitative Narrative Analysis, Robert Biggert, Assumption College
132. Roundtable— Parolees and Reintegration (Georgian Room - Table 9) Self-Control and Predictors of Parole Recidivism, Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Stephanie Hartwell, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Jenn Walker, University of Massachusetts - Boston Don't Give Them Your Bullets!: Reentry, Stigma and Emotion Work, Deirdre D Caputo-Levine, SUNY Stony Brook 'It's Like No Second Chances, Like You're Still Locked Up:' Widespread Use of Criminal Background Checks in a Period of High Unemployment, Emily A NaPier, Center for Community Alternatives The Cycle of Return: An Ethnographic Assessment of Incarcerated Youth and Recidivism, Milton Butts, Carlow University
133. Roundtable— Professionalization and Local Politics (Georgian Room - Table 10) Communicating Political Expertise: The Case of Professional Democracy Assistance, Michael J Christensen, York University Walking the Talk: Do Organizations Really Represent Their Constituents?, Kathleen M Marchetti, The Pennsylvania State University Social Network Analysis and the Decision to Build Centrepointe: The Usefulness of Social Network Analysis in Revealing Local Power Structures, Adam B. Jonas, University of Kentucky Local Business Elites and the State: An Instrumentalist Approach to Economic Development, Paul Knudson, University at Albany
134. Roundtable— Safety and Security in the New Economic Reality (Georgian Room - Table 2) How Secure are Good Jobs? A Reexamination of Job Expansion in the US, William A Hamilton, University of Arizona; Daniel E Duerr, University of Arizona Rule Diversion as Rule Enactment: Diverting Safety Artifacts to Build a Collective Understanding of Safety in Biology Laboratories, Joelle Evans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Employee Assistance Programs are the New in Thing. How Wellness Made its Way into the Workplace., Daniel J Madron, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
135. Roundtable— Wages and Work: Gender, Race and Ethnicity (Georgian Room - Table 7) Are Wages Determined by the Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Composition of Jobs? A New Estimation of Job Devaluation and Earnings Processes, Anat Yom-Tov, Haverford College Have the Rules Changed or is it Just More of the Same? An Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Employment Trends for People with Disabilities, Julia AR Drew, Brown University The Negotiation of Choice and Action: Native Alaskan Aspiration within the Context of Northern Life, Catherine Anne Seabury, University of New Hampshire Sex and the Symphony: Exploring the Causes of Sex Asymmetry in Professional U.S. Orchestras, Heidi E Rademacher, Brandeis University The Trafficking of Workers into New Orleans: Legal Status and its Role in the Labor Market, SaunJuhi Verma, University of Chicago
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd 136. Roundtable— Women, Leadership and Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 5) From Movements to Organizations: The Professionalization of Feminism, Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis University Rwandan Women’s Roles in the Rebuilding and Facilitation of Peace in Post-Genocide Rwanda, Nicole S. Fox, Brandeis Women Leaders and the Creation of an SMO: Findings from a Clerical Workers Movement, Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University National Threats and Transnational Ties: The Women’s Movement in Pakistan, Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis University 137. Workshop— Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth (Charles River Room) Organizer: Janet C Gornick, City University of New York Graduate Center Amalia Leguizamon, City University of New York Natascia Boeri, City University of New York Peter Frase, City University of New York 138. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the Sociology Major and Preparing Students for Employment (Cabot Room) Presiders: Janice K Purk, Mansfield University; Margaret Walsh, Keene State College
139. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Women of Color Scientists and Engineers: Research and Practices from Academia (Stanbro Room) Presider: Laura Kramer, Montclair State University Organizer: Kathrin S. Zippel, Northeastern University Professional Societies and Data Collection Related to Women of Color in Science and Engineering, Lisa Frehill, Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology; Rachel Ivie, American Institute of Physics; Cheryl Leggon, Georgia Tech University Promoting Women of Color in STEM Academia and Industry: Preliminary Findings from the 2009 Mini- Symposium on Women of Color in STEM, Maria (Mia) Ong, TERC Re-thinking Retention: Creating the Support, Community, and Climate Pre-Tenure Faculty Need to Thrive, Kerry Ann Rockquemore, University of Illinois - Chicago Discussant: Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
140. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— China in the Age of Globalization (Newbury Room) Presider: Liza G. Steele, Princeton University The Pursuit of Happiness in China: Capitalism, National Pride, & Declining Subjective Well-Being, Liza G. Steele, Princeton University Subjective Social Status of Rural, Urban, and Migrant Residents in Reform-Era China, Chunping Han, The University of Texas at Arlington Economic Development, Trade, and the Relations among Mainland China, Taiwan and the United States , Gabe T. Wang, William Paterson University When Sea Turtles Come Home: How Reverse Brain Drain Creates Globalization, Elena Obukhova, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 141. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Theoretical Approaches to Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room) This session focuses on the theoretical tools being used today to understand how workplace inequality is generated. Papers will draw from major approaches within sociological theory, as well as middle range conceptual approaches that aim to elucidate how power operates within workplaces, and how it constitutes various forms of inequality, including job segregation, wage distributions, systems of labor control, or patterns of employment. Service Work and Symbolic Power, Jeff Sallaz, University of Arizona A Relational Theory of Wage Inequality, Dustin Avent-Holt, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Don Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Weber and Kafka on Organizations: Chaos and Discretion as Bureaucratic Foundations, Steven H. Lopez, OSU; Vincent J. Roscigno, OSU; Randy Hodson, OSU; Andrew Martin, OSU Discussant: Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania
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Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 142. Thematic— Economic Strain in Family Life (Cambridge Room) Presider: Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Home Improvement: Supporting, Teaching, and Controlling Poor Families, Jennifer Sherman, Washington State University Temp Jobs, Busted Unions and Hyper-Incarceration: Ethnographic Views from the Frontlines, Timothy Black, University of Hartford When Ends Don't Meet? Economic Survival Strategies for African American Grandmothers Raising their Grandchildren, Lashawnda Pittman-Gay, Northwestern University Discussant: Kathleen Gerson, New York University
143. Thematic— The American Dream and New Social Expectations (Clarendon Room) Organizer: Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center The Private and the Public in American's Social Change, Orlando Patterson, Harvard University A New Chance for a More Integrated America, Richard Alba, CUNY Virtually Normal? Queer Lives and American Dreams, Arlene Stein, Rutgers University A Majority Without Collectivity: Rude Awakenings in the Feminist American Dream, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Arlene S. Skolnick, New York University
144. Conversation with— Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde, Wendy Cadge on "The Changing Shape of Religion in American Society" (Stuart Room) Presider: Nancy Ammerman, Boston University Discussants: Prema Kurien, Syracuse University Melissa Wilde, University of Pennsylvania Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University
145. Author-Meets-Critics— Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization behind the Burning Man Event by Katherine Chen (Franklin Room) Presider: Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania Critic, Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University Critic, Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Critic, David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Katherine K. Chen, City College, CUNY
146. Regular Paper Session— Collective Action in International Perspective (White Hill Room) Presider: JoAnn Chirico, Pennsylvania State University Ethics of Conviction and Civic Responsibility: Conscientious War Resisters During World War II, Yuichi Moroi, Temple University U.S. Government H Experimentation Programs: History, Causes, Consequences and Lessons., Ken Cunningham, Penn State University The Next Great Transformation from Kleptocracy Capitalism to Libertarian Socialism through Counter- Ideology, Societal Education, & Direct Action, John Asimakopoulos, City University of New York, Bronx Aging, Gender and Development in Latin America: Regional Implications of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging, Elizangela J Storelli, Boston College
41 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 147. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and the Conscientious Consumer (Cabot Room) Presider: Juliet Schor, Boston College Organizer: Keith R Brown, Saint Joseph's University Ethical Consumption and the Recession: Comparing Fair Trade Coffee and Handicrafts, Keith R Brown, Saint Joseph's University The Gentrification of the American Food Cooperative, Joshua Carreiro, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Constructing Social Movements Frames: A Comparison of Socially Responsible Investor and Consumer Organizations, Paul Dean, University of Maryland The Price of Eating Ethically: Natural Foods in Hard Times, Laura J Miller, Brandeis University Discussant: Juliet Schor, Boston College
148. Regular Paper Session— Economic Uncertainty and Social Inequality (Back Bay) Presider: Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Slight Expectations: Coming of Age in the Midst of Economic Uncertainty, Jennifer M Silva, University of Virginia Disconnected Women in Louisiana, Rebecca S Powers, East Carolina University; Michelle M Livermore, Louisiana State University The Erosion of Security: Contingent Workers' Impact on American Employment Relations, David S Pedulla, Princeton University 'Us' and 'Them' in the U.S. Financial Crisis: Stories of Blame, Nicole Hala, Queens College
150. Regular Paper Session— National Security and the Mechanisms of Social Control (Thoreau Room) Presider: Barret M Katuna, University of Connecticut Social Movements in the Security State: A View From Colombia, Erika Marquez, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Who Governs in a Democracy? A Closer Look at the Civil-Military Relations in Turkey, Gulay Turkmen, Yale University Political Transformation under Putin and Medvedev: Democratizing and Authoritarian Trends, Lynn D Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth University; Irina Y Kuzes, independent scholar
151. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Local and the Global in the 2009 Pittsburgh G20 Protests: Economy, War and Climate Change (Berkeley Room) Organizers: Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh; Suzanne Staggenborg, University of Pittsburgh Evaluating the Importance of the National Political Opportunity Structure: Comparing Bush Era Anti-war and Obama Era G20 Protesters' Ideology, Experience and Issue Priority, Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh Think Global, Act Local: The Negotiation of Local Claims and Global Frames in the Coalitions against the 2009 G20 Summit in Pittsburgh, Jane Walsh, University of Pittsburgh; Sharon Quinsaat, University of Pittsburgh Movement and Media Framing of the G-20, Brittany Duncan, University of Pittsburgh; Suzanne Staggenborg, University of Pittsburgh A Hostile Dance: Police and Protest at the G20, Garrett T Dahl, University of Pittsburgh Discussant: Marie Skoczylas, University of Pittsburgh
152. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhood Processes in New York City (Brandeis Room) Presider: Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University The Political Meaning of Extraordinary Struggle: Bringing Residents Back into the Conversation about Public Housing, La Tonya M Green, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Inside The Imperial City: Ethnography Of A Global Citadel, Greg Smithsimon, Brooklyn College In the Public Interest: Politics and Powerlessness in Nightlife Development, Richard E Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Housing Histories and Service Needs of Homeless Persons Living with HIV/AIDS, Angela Aidala, Columbia University; Maria Caban, Fordham University; Joyce Moon Howard, Columbia University; David Harre, U.S. Dept Housing & Urban Development (retired)
42 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 153. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Policy Landscape: Lessons from the Field (Alcott Room) Presider: Heather Macpherson Parrott, Long Island University, C.W. Post Moving Up While Standing Still: Assessing the Meaning Low-Income Mothers Attribute to Residential Mobility and its Impact on Section 8 Voucher Usage, Holly M Wood, Harvard University US Cities and Community Reinvestment: Considering Potential Outcomes, Paper, Robert V Grantham, University of Massachusetts Lowell Conning Education: How Mainstream Policy Institutes Have Helped Shift Education Policy Debates to the Right, Lauren E McDonald, California State University Northridge
154. Regular Paper Session— Teaching Methods (Winthrop Room) Presider: Cheryl A Laz, University of Southern Maine Learning Research Methodology Through Experiential and Service-Learning: The Winters Heritage House Museum Project, Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College; Stephen R Kauffman, Elizabethtown College; Tiffany Fackler, Elizabethtown College Quantitative Literacy and Student Learning Outcomes: Preliminary Results of a Case Study of Introductory Sociology Data Modules, Richard P. Talbot, Anna Maria College Incorporating Ethics into Sequenced Research Courses for Undergraduates, Miriam Boeri, Kennesaw State University; Darina Lepadatu, Kennesaw State University; Ellen Ballard, Kennesaw State University; Robin Crawford, Kennesaw State University Implications of Teaching Undergraduates Environmental Justice as a Sociological Topic, Westerly A. Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University
155. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Race (Lexington Room) Presider: Martine S Quinn, Temple University Complicating Whiteness: Boundary Crossing and Boundary Maintenance among White Hip-Hop Youth, Carolyn Corrado, University at Albany How Whites Construct Theories of Intersectionality to Hide or Emphasize Race, Kathleen B Gray, University of Pittsburgh Toward an Empirical Assessment of the (Asian) American Model Minority and the New Racism, Jason F Torkelson, Rutgers University Classed and Gendered Ideals of Whiteness: The Common Intersectional Resources of White Nationalists and White Antiracists, Matthew W. Hughey, Mississippi State University
156. Regular Paper Session— Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure (Beacon Hill) Presider: Fatmir Haskaj, Fairleigh Dickinson University Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure or Necroeconomics and Nationhood: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure, Tracy Chu, Brooklyn College, CUNY After Independence: Nationalism and State Policy Towards Subaltern Groups, Besnik Pula, University of Michigan Peasant Rebellions in the Age of Globalization: The EZLN in Mexico and the PKK in Turkey, Mehmet Kucukozer, Graduate Center, CUNY Necroeconomies: Genocide and Human Rights in Kosovo, Fatmir Haskaj, Fairleigh Dickinson University
157. Roundtable— Techniques for Teaching about Social Class on Diverse College Campuses (Whittier Room) Presider: Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine Organizer: Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine Employment, Education, Aspirations and Desperation: Teaching about Social Class in Detroit, Pamela Aronson, University of Michigan, Dearborn Leaving Elmira : How Travel Programs Reproduce and Challenge Class Experience, Identity, and Consciousness, Martha Easton, Elmira College What Class Am I? How Do We Help Young People Grapple With Privilege and Their Experience of the Recession at the Same Time?, Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine
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158. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session I (Imperial Ballroom) 1. Anatomy of a Success: The Treatment Action Campaign and the Fight for Treatment Access in South Africa, Kimberly Martel, Arcadia University 2. Torture Roles, the Body and Cultural Recollection in Ariel Dorfman's "Death and the Maiden", Richard Rhom, Boston College 3. Social Ties in Retrospect, Matthew C Fleming, Bloomsburg University 4. Welfare as a Social Problem, Christopher Meehan, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 5. Academic Performance in the Prescription Era: Adderall Use in a University Setting, Douglas J. Clapp, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 6. Difference in Nonverbal Communication Displayed Between Men and Women Within Different Contexts, Sarah M Burkhardt, Bloomsburg University 7. Small Business Owners in Rural Pennsylvania: Community and Success, Roxann L. Heath, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 8. Take It On Faith: How Has Religion Influenced Important Historical and Cultural Events?, Darius Muniz, Bronx Community College 9. Visible Tattoos and Employment, Felicia Agyei-Odame, Bronx Community College 10. Media, Colors, Handsigns: Gangs in Our Society., Katherine L. Rivera Guzman, Bronx Community College 11. Holy War, Jaimelee A Ghanie, Bronx Community College 12. ''Terrorism or Jihad", Kevin Sanchez, Bronx Community College; Lenee N Ortiz, Bronx Community College; Muhammed Usman, Bronx Community College 13. Can Gender Roles Change, Lorena M. Abreu, Bronx Community College 14. Kysheeta Carroll, Bronx Community College 15. The Effect of the Economic Crisis on Low Income Families, Naketa Z George, Bronx Community College 16. Environmental Injustice and Social Capital in Manhattan Valley, Angelica V Cabrera , Bronx Community College--CUNY 17. A Personal Journey of Racial Attitudes Socialization, Zulai Amadu, Bronx Community College, CUNY 18. Capitalism In the U.S. Economy: Through the lens of a Food & Beverage Service Worker, Jaron J Clyne, Brooklyn College 19. Between the Walls of Expectations, Fior D'Aliza Rodriguez Quero, Brooklyn College 20. Variables Which Hinder and Increase the Likelihood of Engagement in Prosocial Behavior: Ethnocentrism, Prosocial M, and Empathy, Elizabeth Briggs, Cabrini College 21. Death Anxiety, Religiosity, Life Satisfaction and the Gender Effect of College Students, Masha Kozlovskaya, Cabrini College 22. Condom Distribution in a School Setting, Jamie L Breitwieser, Caldwell College 23. Cohabitation Among College Students, Cortney Kathryn D'Amato, Caldwell College 24. Attitudes Towards the Legalization of Marijuana, Christopher R Monzo, Caldwell College 25. Do Charter Schools Really Improve Educational Outcomes? The Case of New Orleans, Katie Mire, Catholic University of America 26. Black-White Differences in Opinions on Homosexuality, Lauren Crook, Catholic University of America 27. The Social and Structural Disparities and Gendered Nature of Electrical Work, Teresa L Campbell, CUNY, Brooklyn College 28. Am I Normal? Mainstream American Discourses on Sexuality and the History That Shapes our Thinking , Breetel R Shy, Clark University 29. College Students Plans to Marry in the 21st Century and the Future of Marriage: Are We in a Post-Marriage Culture?, Kathryn Mary Nowoswiat, Clark University 30. Environmental Ascription, Cristina A Legot, Clark University 31. Hooking Up and Relationships: Differences in Women and Men's Motivations and Behavior, Rhiannon Violette, Concord University
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Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd 159. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Afternoon Session) (St. James Room) Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women. This session will feature distinguished panelists who will share their experiences of and perspectives on women's changing experiences in academia. Discussants: Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Gwen Moore, SUNY Albany Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Susanne Bleiberg Seperson, Dowling College 160. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Women in Science: Assessing the "Leaky Pipeline" at Various Stages (Stanbro Room) Presider: Sharon Sassler, Cornell University Peer Effects on the Career and College Major Plans of College Freshman, Brian Rubineau, Cornell University The Effect of Instructor Race and Sex on Student Persistence in STEM Fields, Joshua Price, Cornell University Conceptional, Conceptual or Career Concerns? Social-Psychological Determinants of Gendered Persistence in Engineering, Susan Sibley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Erin Cech, Brian Rubineau, Carroll Seron Preliminary Results: The Retention of Women in STEM Occupations, Jennifer Glass, University of Iowa 161. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in Contemporary China (Newbury Room) Presider: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University Economic Crisis, Gender and Migrant Work: Impact and Changing Realities in China, Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University Shortage of Migrant Labor and Rising Labor Power in China: Seeing from a Labor-sending Rural County in Inner Mongolia, Lingli Huang, Johns Hopkins University; Shaohua Zhan, Johns Hopkins University Nonagricultural Employment of Rural Chinese Women, Jing Song, Brown University Redefining Urban Chinese Women’s Identity Via the Global Workplace, Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Gender Inequality in China: The Impact of Market Reform, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey 162. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Workplace Relations and the Generation of Inequality (Arlington Room) Papers in this session will address how social relations at the site of production constitute inequality. Authors will present empirical analyses that bear on how intraorganizational processes and relations in the division of labor produce distinctive patterns of class, race, and gender inequality in various workplace outcomes. The focus is on the processes and mechanisms that constitute workplaces and link workplaces to inequality outcomes. Beyond Employee Demographics: Network Bias in the Performance Evaluation of Employees, Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Double-Bind Dilemmas of Women in Authority in a Professional Services Firm, Irene Padavic, Florida State University; Robin J. Ely, Harvard Business School Improving Employee Wellness: Can an Organizational Time Change Make a Difference?, Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota; Erin Kelly, University of Minnesota Discussant: George Wilson, University of Miami
163. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— From the Field (Hancock Room) Mini-conference organized by Elijah Anderson, Mitchell Duneier, and Sudhir Venkatesh sponsored by the Yale Urban Ethnography Project. The Cosmopolitan Canopy: How Race is Lived in the City, Elijah Anderson, Yale University Commentators: Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Harvey Molotch, New York University
45 Friday cont'd Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 164. Thematic— Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship (Clarendon Room) Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University One of the Family: The Conditional Residency of Migrant Domestic Workers, Rhacel Parrenas, Brown University Sectors Don't Matter When You're Hungry for Work, Vilna Bashi Treitler, Baruch College CUNY Sweatshops, Immigrants and Labor Rights, Robert Ross, Clark University Trafficked or Diasporic?: Anti-trafficking Measures and Gendered Citizenship in South Korea, Sealing Cheng, Wellesley College Discussant: John Stone, Boston University 165. Conversation with— Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard Swedberg, Norbert Wiley on "What's Missing from Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown?" (Cambridge Room) Presider: Charles W. Smith, Queens College, CUNY Discussants: Karin Knorr, University of Chicago Charles W. Smith, Queens College, CUNY David Stark, Columbia University Richard Swedberg, Cornell University Norbert Wiley, University of Illinois 166. Conversation with— Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Kelli Craig- Henderson on "Women in Science/Observations on Science and Government" (Part of MINI- CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Obama Era) (Stanbro Room) Presider: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State University Discussants: Laurel Smith-Doerr, Boston University Nancy H. Hopkins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Cytonome Inc. Kelli Craig-Henderson, National Science Foundation 167. Author-Meets-Critics— Backlash 9/11 by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorgmehr (Franklin Room) Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Critic, Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University Critic, Susan Akram, Boston University School of Law Critic, Elaine C. Hagopian, Simmons College Discussants: Anny Bakalian, CUNY Mehdi Bozorgmehr, CUNY
168. Regular Paper Session— Changing Concepts of Legal Thinking (Cabot Room) Presider: Pamela L Donovan, Bloomsburg University Executive Clemency in New York State, David Bugg, SUNY-Potsdam; Jack McGuire, SUNY-Potsdam Redeveloping the Public Good: The Legal Evolution of Eminent Domain in the United States, William G Holt, Sacred Heart University The Erosion of Privacy and Property, 1763-2010, Roger Roots, New York Institute of Technology The Demise of Criminal Jury Trials: The Rise of Criminal Bench Trials and Plea Bargaining’s Abandonment of Truth and Justice, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College
169. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Femininities (Constitution Room) Presider: Karen Christopher, University of Louisville "Just a Girl in the Army": Exploring Gender Norms, Behaviors, and Social Contexts that Shape the Experiences of Women in Combat, Kacy Lea Crowley, Indiana University of PA Why Young Women are "Making-Up", Christina Jane Dokas, Southern Connecticut State University Beyond Good and Evil: Gender, Class and Symbolic Boundaries, Niva Shooshy, University of Virginia The Symbolic Construction and Communication of Gender in the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts: A Comparison of Complicated Messages, Kathleen Denny, University of Maryland, College Park
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170. Regular Paper Session— Culture and Social Movements (Whittier Room) Presider: James M. Jasper, CUNY, Graduate Center On the Relative Autonomy of Culture in Social Movement Repertoires: Internal Logics of Tactical Innovation, Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University Workers of the World Enjoy! Aesthetic Politics and Social Movements, Kenneth H Tucker, Mount Holyoke College Talking Often vs. Talking Long: Towards a Sociolinguistics of the Class Cultures of Activist Groups, Betsy Leondar-Wright, Boston College The Two Faces of Hate: Public and Private Discourse in Supremacist Internet Forums, Stanislav Vysotsky, Willamette University
171. Regular Paper Session— Law Enforcement and Crime Control During Periods of Economic Turmoil (Newbury Room) Presider: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice An Economic Analysis of Desistance from Street-Level Drug Dealing, Lisa Marie Vasquez, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Policing the Recession: Preparedness vs. Perception within the Continuum of Force, Jessie Montgomery, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Policing the Economic Crisis: Budget Cuts, Increases in Crime and the Threat to Public Safety, Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
172. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhoods in Transition (Brandeis Room) Presider: Chinyere Osuji, University of California- Los Angelos School and Neighborhood White Flight in the 21st Century, Richard G Moye, Temple University Who's Moving In? Race, Class, Assimilation and Blacks in Suburban Context, Lori L Martin, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Neighborhood Racial Transition since 1968: African American Opportunities and Constraints in a Post- Blockbusting: Era, Greg Smithsimon, Brooklyn College
173. Regular Paper Session— Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Thoreau Room) Presider: Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas Symbolic Defense of Group Position Among New and Old Europeans: Opposition to Post-Communist Candidates Entries in the EU-25, Jeffrey C Dixon, College of the Holy Cross Being a German Citizen: Instrumentalism or 'Identity'?, Daniel Williams, University of Maryland Kemalism, Islamism and Neoliberal Governmentality in Turkey, Burak Kose, York University Religious Politics in Non-Western Secular Contexts: A Comparative Analysis of Secularisms in Turkey and India, Aysel Z Madra, New School for Social Research
174. Regular Paper Session— Race, Ethnicity and Educational Achievement (Winthrop Room) Presider: Maria Sian Lew , University at Buffalo, SUNY Comprehensive School Reforms and Extra Teachers Can Cause Improvements in the Achievement Test Scores of Minority Students, Robert B. Smith, Social Structural Research Undergraduate Student Retention for Blacks and Latinos, Stephanie S. Bramlett, University of New Hampshire The Mixed Success of Hispanic-Serving Institutions, Billie Gastic, University of Massachusetts - Boston; David Nieto, University of Massachusetts - Boston A Paradox: High Educational Expectations and Low Literacy Skills in African American Adolescent Males Residing in Public Housing, Emily H Yen, Mattapan Family Service Center
47 Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 175. Regular Paper Session— Race, Rights and Power in International Context (Lexington Room) Presider: Rhonda F Levine, Colgate University Yellow in Four Movements: Asian Taxonomies in the United States, Jamaica, Brazil, and Canada, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College Rainbow Nation, Skewed Spectrum: Immigrant Residential Segregation in the Inner-City of Johannesburg, South Africa, Gayatri Singh, Brown University; Michael J White, Brown University; Seth Spielman, Brown University Race vs. Rights: The Politics of Land in Contemporary Zimbabwe, Amy E. Ansell, Emerson College A Tenuous Balance: How Contact and Prejudice Co-Exist in a Northern Ontario Mill Town, Jeffrey S Denis, Harvard University 176. Regular Paper Session— Social Construction of Fatherhood (Alcott Room) Presider: Jeffrey Johnson, George Mason University Iron Dads: Complexities of Endurance Sports for Managing Work and Family Identities, Diana Tracy Cohen, Central Connecticut State University Relationship Contingencies, Life Course Transitions, and The Cultural Contradictions of Fatherhood for Low-Income Men, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University Who's Your Daddy? - New Reproductive Technologies, Globalization, and Equality, Bethany Coston, State University of New York at Stony Brook Child Custody for Same-Sex Parents: Differences between Lesbian Mothers and Gay Fathers, Kristy A Thomas, University of Massachusetts 177. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sport (White Hill Room) Presider: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College Organizer: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College The "Beauty" of Sport: A Study of the Gendering of Women's Sport, Meghan Murphy, University of Buffalo Representations of Woman as Athlete: A Media Analysis of Women's and Girls' Fashion Magazines, Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College Discourses and Beliefs About Overweight Students in Physical Education, Maura B Rosenthal, Bridgewater State College Lions and Lesbians and Beers! Oh, My!: The Role of Sexualities on a Women’s Rugby Team, Sarah Landry, The New School for Social Research 178. Regular Paper Session— The Meaning of (Non)-Parenthood (Beacon Hill) Presider: Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College Childless in the Gay Baby Boom: Exploring the Meanings of Nonparenthood for Gays and Lesbians Today, Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University Feminism and the Biocentric Imperative: Implications for Non-Procreative Mothers in Lesbian Families, Marianne Cutler, East Stroudsburg University Childless Individuals: A Unique Experience?, Michelle L Zagura, SUNY Albany Heterosexual Perceptions of Homosexuality: A Literature Review, Janelle M Pham, Lehigh University 179. Regular Paper Session— Transnationalism in Comparative Perspectives (St. James Room) Presider: Bedelia Nicola Richards, University of Richmond Transnationalities and the Indo-Caribbean Diaspora, Kamini M Grahame, Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg; Peter R Grahame, Pennsylvania State University - Schuylkill The Effects of the U.S. Economic Crisis on Mexican Transnational Migration: A Report from the Field, Debra Cornelius, Shippensburg University Voces de Tabi: Yucatecan Mayan Immigrants, Hometown Associations and Transnational Activism, Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University New Transnationalisms: Connecting to Country in International Adoption from China, Amy E Traver, CUNY, Queensborough 180. Regular Paper Session— What Wages Can't Buy: Identity, Recognition and Well-Being (Back Bay) Presider: Joan M Hermsen, University of Missouri Buying It: Class, Culture, and the Making of Owner-Operators in Long-Haul Trucking, Stephen R Viscelli, Indiana University More Education and Training for Less Pay and Fewer Benefits, Margaret R Boyd, Stonehill College Stronger Bootstraps: Are the Social Problems of the Wealthy Irrelevant?, Hollianne E Marshall, University of Central Florida; Donavan Bowers, University of Central Florida "We Give Them the Nuts and Bolts": Logics of Expertise and Training in Indian County, Christopher Wetzel, Stonehill College
48 Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 181. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom (Stuart Room) Encouraging Student Preparation and Participation in Large Lecture Classes Using iclicker Technology, Suzanne Pennington, SUNY Albany Hybrid Teaching: Reflections on Online vs. Face-to-Face Instruction, Kevin J Keogan, Montclair State University 182. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— The First Community-Organizer President: Humanist Sociology Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama (Charles River Room) Organizer: Corey W Dolgon, Stonehill College Planning Institutional Change: the Campaign to End Homelessness, Stephen Adair, Central Connecticut State University; Jamie Taylor, Milano New School for Management and Urban Policy Wealth and Inequality in the Current Crisis, Catherine Anne Seabury, University of New Hampshire The Effect of Regulatory Policies on Urban Areas, Robert V Grantham, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Discussant: Chris Dale, New England College 183. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Organizational Environments and the Dynamics of Workplace Power (Arlington Room) Papers in this session will address the various ways that organizational environments (e.g. institutions, markets, social movements, history) impact the relative power of actors within workplaces. The goal of this session is to foster theory and research on the linkages between organizational fields and the exercise of power within work organizations as such. Mass Layoffs and Shareholder Value Orientation among Large U.S. Firms, Taekjin Shin, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign EEO Gains since 1976: National Politics and Organizational Change, Kevin Stainback, Purdue University The Relational Structure of Executive Pay, Thomas A. DiPrete, Columbia University; Matthew Pittinsky, Arizona State University Discussant: Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
184. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— Urban Ethnography in Boston (Hancock Room) Presider: Mitch Duneier, Princeton University Mario L. Small, University of Chicago Monica McDermott, Stanford University Christopher Winship, Harvard University Commentator: Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center Sessions 4:45 PM—5:30 PM 185. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— Association for Humanist Sociology Reception (Charles River Room) Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 186. Plenary— Inclusion, Empowerment, and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth Moss Kanter (Georgian Room) Organizer and Presider: Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware Discussants: Rakesh Khurana, Harvard Business School Don Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Ronnie Steinberg, Vanderbilt University
Honored Guest: Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School
Reception to follow
49 Saturday, March 20
Sessions 7:00 AM—8:30 AM
187. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast (Hancock Room) Organizer: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 188. Thematic— Economic Insecurities (Clarendon Room) Organizer: Bruce Western, Harvard University In and Out of Financial Crisis: The Role of Family, Kathryn Edin, Harvard University Trends in the Economic Insecurity of American Families, Bruce Western, Harvard University Homeowners No More: A First Look at the Foreclosure Crisis's Effects on Neighborhoods and Communities Across the United States, Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Elena Vesselinov, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center
189. Conversation with— Richard Alba, Berhane Araia, Louis E. Esparza on "The ASA Human Rights Resolution: An Inquiry about Epistemology and Sociological Practice" (co-sponsored with Sociologists without Borders) (Stuart Room) Presider: Judith Blau, University of North Carolina Discussants: Richard Alba, CUNY Berhane Araia, SUNY, Albany Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook
190. Author-Meets-Critics— On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in 20th Century America by Allison Carey (Franklin Room) Presider: Sharon Barnartt, Gallaudet University Critic, Jeremy L Brunson, Gallaudet University Critic, Valerie Leiter, Simmons College Discussant: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University
191. Regular Paper Session— "Live Free or Die" - The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Social Services, Economic Indicators and Crime in New Hampshire (White Hill Room) Presider: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College Organizer: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College Meeting the Mission: Learning from the Opportunities and Challenges of Serving Struggling Families in a Troubled Economy, Catherine Kuhn, Families in Transition Saturday Night and I Ain't Got No Money: Will the Recession Spark a Crime Wave in New Hampshire?, David A. Mackey, Plymouth State University The Contradictory Effects of the Recession on Higher Education in New Hampshire, Tauna Sisco, Saint Anselm College The Young, Gifted and Unemployed in New Hampshire, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College
192. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and Its Effects on Ethnic Economies, Homelessness, and Technology (Constitution Room) Presider: Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY Organizer: Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY Economic Crisis and Homelessness in New York City, Mary Diaz, Queens College, CUNY Social Media Programs and the New Economy, Azim Mohammad, Queens College, CUNY Russian Korean Immigration to the USA, Alexandra Pyak, Queens College, CUNY Economic Crisis and Ethnic Economies, Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY
50 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d 193. Regular Paper Session— Educating Your Child: The Urban, Suburban Dilemma (Beacon Hill) Presider: Danis J. Gehl, University at Buffalo, SUNY Urban Living, Urban Schooling: Dilemmas of the Middle Class, Chase Michael Billingham, Northeastern University; Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University Neighbourhood Disorder and School Achievement: An Exploratory Study from a Canadian City, Darren M Cyr, McMaster University; Scott Davies, McMaster University Researching Ambition: Using Educational Intervention Programs to Understand Schools as Agents of Class Socialization , Simone Ispa-Landa, Harvard University
195. Regular Paper Session— Judgment of Art, Creation of Taste (Winthrop Room) Presider: Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University Chicago The Reserve Army of Cultural Markets: How Contemporary Art Worlds Institutionalize Aesthetic Communication Breakdowns , Clement Thery, Columbia University Two Faces of Taste: Duality of Culture and Social Structure, and Their Mutual Articulation, James G Ennis, Tufts University Disability in Film: What Does the Mass Audience Think?, Bayliss J. Camp, CSU-Sacramento; Josh Hammon, CSU-Sacramento Cultural Schemas of Criticism: Changing Dynamics in Film Reviews, Daniel J Finn, University of Virginia
196. Regular Paper Session— Persisting Inequality: Race, Class, Gender and Socioeconomic Attainments (Charles River Room) Presider: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Comparison of Poverty Indices Using Various Sources and Development of a New Mathematical-based Method, Chandrasekhar Putcha, California State University, Fullerton Racial Disparities in Income and Unemployment: Findings from American Community Survey 2006, Yih- Jin Young, Nassau Community College When Life Gives You Lehman, Who Will Make Lehmanade? The Career Trajectories of Male and Female MBA Graduates, Pamela Kaufman, New York University
197. Regular Paper Session— Producing Objectivity through Citations, Labeling and Science Policy (Lexington Room) Presider: Katherine K. Chen, City College, CUNY Chronocentrism and the Persistence of Academic Groups, Andrew Stroffolino, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey The Co-construction of Regulation and Industry: Designing labeling to precipitate technological change, David Schleifer, New York University From Black Starvation to White Obesity: Neoliberalism, Science and U.S. Eating Policy, Kelly Moore, Loyola University Producing Scientific Objectivity: Claiming Truth through Satellite Images, Monica Brannon, New School for Social Research
198. Regular Paper Session— Social Movements: Mobilization, Demands and Group Identity (Brandeis Room) Presider: Kenneth H Tucker, Mount Holyoke College The Impact of the Reformasi Movement: A Case Study of the Save Our School Damansara Movement, Chen Jye Thum, University of Pittsburgh Organizations Unite!: Collective Action Among Private Black Colleges, Melissa E Wooten, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Values Underlying Social Movement Group Process Preferences, Betsy Leondar-Wright, Boston College Social Movements that Demand from the State: Transforming or Integrating?, Prita Lal, State University of New York at Stony Brook
51 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d 199. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sexualities (Thoreau Room) Presider: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College Organizer: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College Same-Sex Marriage and Context-Specific Kinship Terms, Patricia J Ould, Salem State College; C. Julie Whitlow, Salem State College Painted With the Same Brush: Defining Membership in Social Movements, Jennifer M Raymond, Bridgewater State College The Divided States of America: Same-Sex Marriage in the U.S., Gram Crehan, Northeastern University What About Self-Invention?: The Impact of Lesbian Images in Pop Culture on Lesbian Politics and Identities, Sarah Hogue, University of Massachusetts, Boston
200. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Community: Sustainability Development in Context (Cabot Room) Presider: Michael D.M. Bader, University of Pennsylvania Grassroots Movements for Sustainable, Local and Convivial Consumption, Geoffrey H. Pleyers, FNRS- University of Louvain (Belgium) Smart Growth for Senior Populations, Jill Eshelman, Northeastern University Conflict over the Use of Natural Resources: Hydroelectric Power Stations as Energy Sources versus Eco- Tourism as Sustainable Development, Nahide Konak, Abant Izzet Baysal University
201. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Communities as Social Support Systems (Alcott Room) Presider: Melinda Goldner, Union College The Effects of Leisure Time Behaviors on Health Outcomes: A Cross-National Comparison, Jill Walsh, Boston University; Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University; Jason Beckfield, Harvard University Social Movement Formation in Cyberspace: The Online Network of The Autism Collaboration, Victor W. Perez, University of Delaware; R.J. Maratea, New Mexico State University Pro-Anorexia on the Internet and the Generation of Emotional Energy, Patricia Maloney, Yale University
202. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Participatory Internet Technologies and New Social Realities: The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips & Cheaters (Newbury Room) Presider: Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY Organizer: Rebecca Tiger, Middlebury College Digilante Culture: The Rhetorical Performance of Justice and Punishment on the Wild Wild Web, Dara N. Byrne, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Online Cheating and the Reinvention of Romance, Laurie Essig, Middlebury College Managing Identities on Facebook, Stephanie M Laudone, Fordham University "Let the crack-infested whore rot in jail": What gossip blog coverage of Lindsay Lohan can tell us about the punitive foundations of US drug policy, Rebecca Tiger , Middlebury College BlogHer and Blogalicious: Gender, Race and the Political Economy of WomensBlogging Conferences, Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY
203. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— How Public Sociology Can Enliven the Classroom (Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty) (Whittier Room) Presider: Shelley K White, Boston College Organizers: Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson University; Jonathan M White, Bridgewater State College Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty Joe Bandy, Bowdoin College Corey W Dolgon, Stonehill College Jack Levin, Northeastern University Juliet Schor, Boston College Michele Wakin, Bridgewater State College
52 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d 204. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting (Hancock Room)
205. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Family Challenges in Hard Times (Stanbro Room) Presider: Sharon Sassler, Cornell University Unsung Heroines: Single Mothers and the American Dream, Ruth Sidel, Hunter College Paid Family Leave Policy in the US: Prospects for Policy Development in the New Democratic Era, Janet C Gornick, City University of New York / Graduate Center Overwork and the Persistence of Occupational Sex Segregation: The Effect of Long Work Hours on the Occupational Mobility of Men and Women, Youngjoo Cha, Cornell University The Truth About Telecommuting, Jennifer Glass, University of Iowa Discussant: Janet Z. Giele, Heller School, Brandeis University
206. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— States, Law and the Politics of Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room) Building on the work of labor process scholars, law and society scholars, and social movement analysts, the papers in this session engage the inter-relations between the state, employment law, and workplace inequality. Social Movements and the Response to Workplace Discrimination: Understanding Sexual Orientation Discrimination Claims-Filing in the States, Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College; Brandon McKelvey, Dartmouth College Organizational Isomorphism and the General Threat of Lawsuits, Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas, Dallas Antidiscrimination Law and the Labor Process, Alexandra Kalev, University of Arizona Discussant: Robin Stryker, University of Arizona
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 207. Thematic— Framing the Debate: Sociological Perspectives on Health Care Reform (Clarendon Room) Presider: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University Organizer: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University This session will reflect on the health care reform efforts of the Obama administration. The panelists will each discuss a topic that emerged as a flashpoint during the debate over health care reform: the role of physicians and hospitals, coverage of immigrants, gender differences in health care needs and utilization, and the role of information technology in cutting costs and improving quality. Health Care Reform and Provider Organization: Tasks, Jurisdictions, and Organizational Populations, Larry P. Casalino, Cornell University The Missing Gender Discourse in Health Care Reform, Patricia Rieker, Boston University HIT or Miss: The Promises and Pitfalls of Information Technology for Health Care Reform, Mark Suchman, Brown University Dying to Work: Immigrants and Health Care Reform in the U.S., Patricia Fernandez Kelly, Princeton University Discussant: Charles L. Bosk, University of Pennsylvania
208. Conversation with— Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza, Karen V. Hansen on "The Future of Liberalism" (Stuart Room) Presider: Jonathan Imber, Wellesley College Discussants: Alan Wolfe, Boston College Jeff Manza, New York University Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University
53 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 209. Author-Meets-Critics— Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's Graduates by Amy Stuart Wells and Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa (Franklin Room) Presider: Joan Spade, SUNY, Brockport Critic, Charles Willie, Harvard University Critic, Alan R. Sadovnik, Rutgers University Critic, Amanda Evelyn Lewis, Emory University Discussant: Amy Stuart Wells, Columbia University
210. Regular Paper Session— Assessing Resistance to Medicalization (White Hill Room) Presider: Dorothy J. N. Kalanzi, Gannon University Notes on the Medicalization of Chronic Pain, Peter Conrad, Brandeis University; Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University Is there a Medicalization of Caretaker Substance Abuse? A Comparative Look at Child Maltreatment Populations and the Investigation Process, Kevin M Ralston, University of Delaware Drawing the Line on ADHD: Medicalization, Public Opinion, and the Imperatives of Biocitizenship, Joseph E Davis, University of Virginia; Benjamin Snyder, University of Virginia The Co-Construction of the Deaf Body and Deaf Assistive Devices, Kathryn Burrows, Rutgers University Health Provider Obstacles to the Successful Implementation of HAART in Uganda, Dorothy J. N. Kalanzi, Gannon University; Godfrey Bwiire, Independent Scholar
211. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Adapting to the New Economic Reality (Cabot Room) Presider: Lisa M Ralph, Sweet Briar College Conducting a Community Needs Assessment During Economically Hard Times., Jolene M Sanders, Hood College Conducting Collaborative Research in Challenging Economic Times, Andrea l Robles, George Mason University; Sara B Moore, George Mason University The Economic Crisis: How One College is Responding to its Community, J. Richard Kendrick, Jr., SUNY Cortland Viewpoints of MBA Students toward the Economic Crisis: Implications for the Ethics of Business?, Curtis C Holland, Boston College
212. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Carework (Newbury Room) Presider: Kathleen D. Turkel, University of Delaware Paid Care Work: Women's Work Then and Now, Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Feeding the Family...Sustainably: Gender and Sustainable Eating, Cheryl A Laz, University of Southern Maine On the Fringe: Family-Friendly Benefits and the Rural-Urban Gap Among Working Women, Rebecca Glauber, University of New Hampshire; J. Robert Young, University of New Hampshire Professional, Wife, Mother: The Three Faces of Femininity of Immigrant Tamil Professional Women in Atlanta, Namita N Manohar, Brooklyn College - City University of New York
213. Regular Paper Session— Globalization and its Aftermaths (Winthrop Room) Presider: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University The New Global Economic Realities: An Examination of Menu Foods' Communication Response during its Pet Food Contamination Crisis, Rod Carveth, Fitchburg State College What Has Globalization Done to Developing Countries Public Libraries?, Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas The Global Structure of Tourism: Insights into Macro Power Relations, Victoria Reyes, Princeton University
54 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 214. Regular Paper Session— Immigrants and Socioeconomic and Incorporation (Constitution Room) Presider: Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University Explaining the Refugee Gap: Economic Outcomes Among Refugees in the U.S., Phillip Connor, Princeton University Something Old or Something New? Understanding the Ethnic Differences in Adult Education among Immigrants in the United States, M. Rocio Calvo, Harvard Center for Population and Development; Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College Does Nativity of Spouse Matter to Foreign-born Immigrants Employment?, Hatsuki Higashida, State University of New York at Buffalo Employer Interest in Skilled Foreign Nationals During Times of Recession, Ben Rissing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Economic Development and Ethnic Incorporation, Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America
215. Regular Paper Session— Making Education Count: An Analysis of Educational Attainment Through the Lens of the Current Fiscal Crisis (Hancock Room) Presider: Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice School to Prison Pipeline: The Latent Failures of Educational Control Masquerading as Treatment, Ian Stuart, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Public Safety through Education, Andre Szpynda, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Unintended Consequences of Inefficient Correctional Education Programs, Corey J Nascenzi, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Discussant: Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
216. Regular Paper Session— Military Family Life and Partnerships (Beacon Hill) Presider: Medora W. Barnes, John Carroll University Military Family Life Course and Decision-making of Dual Military Couples, David G. Smith, University of Maryland, College Park Dual-Military Couples and their Satisfaction with the Military Lifestyle Post 9/11, Karin K. De Angelis, University of Maryland; David G. Smith, University of Maryland, College Park Interracial Marriage: The Differences Between the Military and Non-military in the US., Jeremy van Blommestein, SUNY Potsdam; Casey Harrell, SUNY Potsdam
217. Regular Paper Session— Problematizing Political and Civic Engagement (Back Bay) Presider: Robert Biggert, Assumption College Symbolic Masculinities: Men's Voting in the United States, Yasemin Besen-Cassino, Montclair State University; Daniel Cassino, Fairleigh Dickinson University Are the neo-Tocquevillians Right?: Explaining the Post-World War II Civic Participation Boom Using Evidence from Washington D.C. Freemasonry, Mahesh Somashekhar, Princeton University Democracy at Work: Political Participation, Baiqing Zhang, University of Kentucky Patronage and Collective Action During Argentina’s 2001 Crisis, Fernanda R Page Poma, SUNY, Stony Brook
218. Regular Paper Session— Religion and Social Movements (Charles River Room) Presider: Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University Hajj: As an Annualized Social Movement, Mohamoud M Ismail, The College of New Jersey Religion and Social Change: a Case for Reconceptualizing Social Movements, Vikash Singh, Rutgers university Preliminary Findings from the Pagan Census Revisited, Helen A Berger, West Chester University Continuities and Disjunctions on Christian Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Vida Bajc, Methodist University Lack of Inter-Religious Involvement in Post-Conflict Settings: The Lebanese Case, Nancy Maroun, Buffalo State-State University of New York
55 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 219. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction I: Reproduction within and without Boundaries (Thoreau Room) Presider: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health Organizers: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health; Theresa Morris, Trinity College I Never Knew That Was a Problem: College Students Perceptions and Interpretations of Reproductive Issues, Carrie Smith, Millersville University The Repopulation of Post-Katrina New Orleans: Racial Politics and Place Identity Consolidation through Women’s Bodies, Allison Padilla-Goodman, CUNY Graduate Center Gender and Reproduction in Spain, Diana Marre, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Citizenship and Pronatalism in Singapore, Shirley Sun Hsiao-Li, Nanyang Technological University Reproductive Tourism: Challenges for Transnational Feminism(s), Penny Dowedoff, York University Discussant: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health
220. Regular Paper Session— Thinking about Crime and Legality (Alcott Room) Presider: Kristin R Stone, Northeastern University Early Drugging/Spiking Cases and Anti-Alcohol Movements, Pamela Donovan, Bloomsburg University African Americans and the Marijuana Legalization Paradox: Do Race-Specific Murder Victimization Rates and Race-Specific Drug Arrest Rates Determine Support?, Theodore E Thornhill, University of Massachusetts-Amherst General Theories of Crime: The Criminological Holy Grail or a Wicked Preoccupation?, Eric Madfis, Northeastern University Revisiting Nations Not Obsessed with Crime, Janet P. Stamatel, SUNY, Albany
221. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations I (Lexington Room) Presider: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College Organizer: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College News at Work: Imitation in an Age of Information Abundance, Pablo Boczkowski, Northwestern University New Struggles in the Culture of Freedom: Radical Techies and the Impact of Free Software on Activist Organizing, Ross Glover, Boston College Technology in Modern Social Networking: Are Friendships Made More Diverse Through New Ways of Connecting., Gabriel Aquino, Westfield State College Its Complicated: Navigating Romantic Relationships in the Facebook Era, Sara B Raley, McDaniel College; Allison Marriott, McDaniel College Discussant: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College
222. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial Ballroom) 1. Gender Identity Socialization: The Influence of Parents, Peers, Schools, Toys, and Mass Media, Aracely Tagliaventi, The College of Saint Elizabeth 2. Racial Segregation in Urban Communities: Failure to Integrate, Julise Grisham, College of Saint Elizabeth 3. Race and Educational Achievement: Factors Leading to High Dropout Rates Among Male Teens, Deandra Guzman, The College of Saint Elizabeth 4. Online Education: A New Generation of Learning, Alicia San Filippo, College of Saint Elizabeth 5. AIDS orphan's in Sub-Saharan Africa, Sharie I Reid, College of Saint Elizabeth 6. Assimilation and Italian Americans: Cultural Factors and Their Role, Martyna Cieniewicz, CUNY Brooklyn College 7. Adoption Stigma: A Shame Based Practice, Nicole M. Chirip, College of Saint Elizabeth 8. Parenting Styles and Academic Success: Does Race/Ethnicity Make a Difference?, Neury S Trinidad , College of Saint Elizabeth 9. Dose Punishment Fit the Crime, Holly McMichael, Lebanon Valley College 10. Immigrant Healthcare: A Two Way Street, Hannah Rosenblatt, Connecticut College; Sarah A Brigandi, Connecticut College; Grace Kabel, Connecticut College
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Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial Ballroom) cont’d 11. Asylum Discrepancy in the United States, Zoe M Hull, Connecticut College 12. Foreigners in Their Own Country: An Examination of the Roma People in a Post-Socialist Context, Kristen W Barngrover, Denison University 13. Raw Milk in Ohio, John P Murphy, Denison University 14. The Reproduction of Children in Charter Schools: Bourdieu and KIPP Brighter Horizons, Hannah K Miller, Denison University 15. Can I Buy Your Culture? Commodification, Conflict and Change in Aboriginal Australia, Katherine Elise Summers, Denison University 16. Prescription Drug Abuse, Lauren D Spiechowski, Drew University 17. The Impact of Diversions on Academic Outcomes for Students in On-campus Housing, Matthew J. Manierre, Eastern Connecticut State University; Nicholas L Parsons, Eastern Connecticut State University 18. Does Gender Matter in Music?, Maegan M Morin, Elmira College 19. The International Student Experience: Voices and Identity, Shamama Moosvi, George Mason University 20. The Gym as a Center for Social Interaction, Sarah Jurdi, George Mason University 21. Social Identities in Singapore Tourism, Douglas Berkowitz, Melissa Gagermeier, Gettysburg College 22. The Effects of Financial Crisis on Non-Profit Organizations, Charmonique Parker, Gettysburg College; Hannah Tenenbaum, Gettysburg College 23. The Presentation of Self on Facebook, Jennifer A Giambrone, Gettysburg College 24. American Prisons Going to the Dogs, Miranda Wisor, Gettysburg College 25. Brazilian Graffiti as Gendered Expression, Kerilyn A Foley, Gettysburg College 26. Albert Fish: The Gray Man and the Gray Area between Legal Insanity and Pure Evil, Marilyn Louise McCullough, Gettysburg College 27. Boston’s Latin Quarter: Preserving the American Dream, Melissa S Deas, Harvard University 28. Beyond Medicalization in Mental Health Diagnosis as a Rite of Passage, Stephanie Alves, Hunter College 29. Breaking the Cycle: Tax Breaks for Law Break(ers)., Blanca Garcia, John Jay College of Criminal Justice 30. In-prison Transitional Programs: Services, Recidivism, and Quality of Life of Prisoners, Justine Lee, John Jay College of Criminal Justice 31. Over the Limit, Under Arrest: DUI and Inequality, Cory M. Sabol, Lebanon Valley College 32. Inequality Among Immigrants in the U.S., Rebekah Elizabeth Carver, Lebanon Valley College 33. Inequality in the Workforce: Women and the Glass Ceiling, Julie A Enders, Lebanon Valley College 34. Incarceration Rate and Poverty Level: through the Model of Capital!, Robert F. Evangelista, Lebanon Valley College
223. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Generational Shifts and Policy Challenges (Stanbro Room) Presider: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY Falling Back on Plan B: The Children of Gender Revolution Face Obstacles to Equality, Kathleen Gerson, New York University Have Attitudes Toward Interracial Marriage Changed in the Obama Era?, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center Fathers as Caregivers, Charles Green, Hunter College Discussant: Amy Steinbugler, Dickinson College 224. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room) Workplaces are no longer bound by national borders, but are now embedded in global production regimes. Papers in this session will ask how these global production regimes, strengthen some actors, weaken others and produce new forms of inequality and redefine old ones. Working in Wal-Mart, China: Technology, Outsourcing, and Retail Globalization, Eileen Otis, University of Oregon Strategic Union Responses to Transnational Corporate Restructuring and Capital Mobility, Kate Bronfenbrenner, Cornell Who Done It? Or Where Does 'Power' Fit in Global Currency Markets?: A Shop Floor Ethnographer Moves to the Trading Floor, Leslie Salzinger, Boston College Discussant: Tom Juravich, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
57 Saturday cont’d Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 225. Thematic— Public Life and New Social Realities (Cambridge Room) Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Eric Klinenberg, New York University Dalton Conley, New York University Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College William Kornblum, CUNY, Graduate Center
226. Thematic— Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets (Clarendon Room) Organizer: Alya Guseva, Boston University Changing Markets for Vice in 20th Century America, Jeff Sallaz, University of Arizona The Search for Certainty in Uncertain Contexts: Lessons from the Catwalk, Ashley Mears, Boston University Best Laid Plans: Lessons from Early Governmental Debates About Securitization, Sarah Quinn, Berkeley Blaming Biology: Finding Testosterone in the Market Machine, Leslie Salzinger, Boston College Discussant: Alya Guseva, Boston University 227. Conversation with— Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman, Kay Jenkins on "Lived Religion in Everyday Life" (Stuart Room) Presider: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS Discussants: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut Debra Renee Kaufman, Northeastern University Kay Jenkins, College of William and Mary 228. Author-Meets-Critics— Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye Tuchman (Franklin Room) Presider: David Lavin, Graduate Center, CUNY Critic, Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware Critic, Jal Mehta, Harvard Graduate School of Education Critic, Zelda Gamson, University of Massachusetts - Boston Discussant: Gaye Tuchman, University of Connecticut
229. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Masculinities (Newbury Room) Presider: Heather Hofmeister, RWTH Aachen University Bakhtin and Pleasure: Reading Politically Incorrect Masculine Comedy, Allison I Carter, Rowan University The Partying Pay Off: Manhood, Sexuality, and Cultural Capital Among College Men, Brian Sweeney, Long Island University: CW Post Campus Masculinity on the Hudson: Gendered Representations of the US Airways Flight 1549 Response, Tricia Wachtendorf, University of Delaware; Samantha Penta, University of Delaware Being and Becoming a Minuteman, Harel Shapira, Columbia University
230. Regular Paper Session— Disabling Stigma: Narratives and Alternative Treatments (Brandeis Room) Presider: Leah S Rohlfsen McManus, St. Lawrence University What's at Stake in Stigma?: Local Worlds and Life Course Perspectives, Sara Shostak, Brandeis University; Dana Zarhin, Brandeis University Disability and the Modern-Day Healer: Ramón Cuevas and Cuevas Medek Therapy: An Ethnography, Jennifer Anne Vanderminden, University of New Hampshire Narratives of Care: Conventional and Alternative Pathways in Chronic Pain Management, Misty A Curreli, State University of New York at Stony Brook Evaluating Efficacy of Alternative Treatments for Anxiety Disorders: Differing Criteria for Researchers and Patients, Jennifer J Esala, University of New Hampshire
58 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 231. Regular Paper Session— Learning Through Service: Designing a Quality Experience for Students and Faculty (Winthrop Room) Presider: Kristin Park, Westminster College We intend for this session to be highly interactive, with much discussion and sharing of experiences between presenters and attenders Service-Learning, Values and Social Justice: An Online Survey of Milligan College Alumni from 1994 to 2008, Rubye Beck, Milligan College Using Bloom and Kolb in Preschool Service Learning Classrooms, Kristin Park, Westminster College Engaging Students in Civic Engagement, JoAnn Chirico, Pennsylvania State University
232. Regular Paper Session— Motherhood and Mothering (Beacon Hill) Presider: Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University Extensive Motherhood: Employment and Caregiving Narratives among Mothers with Young Children, Karen Christopher, University of Louisville "I am a Mother": Homeless Women Separated from their Children, Elizabeth M Morgan, Brandeis University From Refrigerator Mothers to Warrior-Heroes: The Cultural Identity Transformation of Mothers Raising Children with Neurological Disabilities, Amy C Sousa, Boston College How Low-Income Children Fare When Mom Returns to School, Joanne Golann, Princeton University Does Not Having Kids Make Me Less of a Woman?: Gender Resistance and Reification among the Childfree, Amy Blackstone, University of Maine
233. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Immigrants: Social Capital and Integration (Constitution Room) Presider: Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College The Characteristics of Social Network Members in the Accumulation of Social Capital among Legal and Unauthorized Mexican Migrants, Phillip J Granberry, Bridgewater State College Differentiated Social Capital Mobilization in the Migration Decision, Anju Mary Paul, University of Michigan Even the Gringos Speak Spanish!: Boundary Work among Undocumented Migrants, Jacqueline Olvera, Barnard College Immigrant Organizing Across Race and Nationality, Edwin Argueta, Jobs with Justice; Isabel Lopez, MassCosh; Alexandra Pineros-Shields, Irish Immigration Center
234. Regular Paper Session— Religious Empowerment and Attitudes of Women (Alcott Room) Presider: Mohamoud M Ismail, The College of New Jersey How Can Innovative Religious Setting Empower Immigrant Women in Difficult Times?, Daniela M Shope, St. John's University They Haven’t Even Mastered the Quran: Young Islamist Women’s Negotiations of Social Change and Generational Hierarchies in Dakar, Erin J Augis, Ramapo College of New Jersey What Binds Us Is Our Charism and Mission: The Meaning of Religious Membership Among Catholic Sisters, Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis University
235. Regular Paper Session— Representing the Language of the Other: Translation in Ethnography (Charles River Room) Presider: Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY Organizers: Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY; Erynn Masi Casanova, University of Cincinnati Going From Deh to They: Translating West Indians in Ethnography, Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY Ethnographic Border Crossings: Translating Latin American Lives, Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of Cincinnati Action Speaks Louder Than Words, Colin Jerolmack, New York University Lets Be Clear: Informing Informants Across the Language Divide, Patrick Inglis, Graduate Center, CUNY Discussant: Jooyoung Lee, University of Pennsylvania
59 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 236. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction II: Reproductive Discourses (Thoreau Room) Presider: Christa Kelleher, University of Massachusetts - Boston Organizers: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health; Theresa Morris, Trinity College They Either Fall Out or We Cut Them Out: Professionals Discourse about Cesarean Sections (and the Devaluation of Women’s Bodies), Theresa Morris, Trinity College I Don’t Want Anyone to Look Back and to Regret the Decision That They Made: Genetic Counselors Views About Genetic Information and Prenatal Genetic Testing, Susan Markens, CUNY-Lehman College Pregnancy after "Problems": Women's Experiences of Stigmatized Reproductive Careers, Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health Placentas in the Freezer and Other Tales From the Frontier: Naturalizing Discourses in Modern Childbirth, Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University Discussant: Christa Kelleher, UMASS-Boston
237. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Housing Landscape (Cabot Room) Presider: Debbie Becher, American Academy of Arts and Sciences The Shifting Landscape of Fair and Affordable Housing: Recent Developments in New York City, Judith R Halasz, State University of New York at New Paltz Fair and Unbalanced: Unintended Racial Disparity in Massachusetts Housing Voucher Wait Periods, Justin C Betz, Northeastern University Homeownership and Lending through an Intersectional Perspective of Race, Class and Gender, Meghan M O'Neil Kuebler, SUNY, Albany The Economy of Empty: Property Tax Assessments and Abandonment in Philadelphia, Sarah Jacobson, Temple University
238. Regular Paper Session— Trust and Political Legitimacy (Back Bay) Presider: David W Woods, Queens College Risk, Protection and Trust, Benjamin F Hadis, Montclair State University A Matter of Trust?: The call for accountability in the nonprofit/voluntary sector, Krista D Shackleford, University of Waterloo "In Government We Distrust": Public Opinion Towards Approaches to Fix the National Economy, Timothy Madigan, Mansfield University; Janice K Purk, Mansfield University Defining Trust, Virginia Adams O'Connell, O'Connell "You Know I Need It: Political Corruption in Washington, DC", Elizabeth Williams, George Washington University
239. Roundtable— Faculty Experiences in the Academy (Georgian Room - Table 2) What Factors Influence Women to Pursue Male-Dominated Majors?, Brenda Vela, Texas A&M University To Research or To Teach: Is That the Question? A Literature Review on Women's Career "Choices" within Academe., Nadia Morgen, University of New Hampshire The Grief of a Teacher: What It Means to Teach about Intimacy and Violence, Deb Cohan, Regis College Teacher Knows Best: Preliminary Research Findings of Teachers' Perspectives of Sex Education in Public Schools in a Midwestern State, Melissa D Busher, Illinois State University
240. Roundtable— Health Issues in an International Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 11) TB Death Rates and World Systems Analysis: Cross National Analysis of the International and Intra- national Determinants of TB Deaths., Gary Maynard, State University of New York at Stony Brook Public Health Knowledge Production in Response to Economic Globalization, Shelley K White, Boston College Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures: Treatment for Health care in Wum, Cameroon, Joy Njang Achuonjei, Columbia University
60 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 241. Roundtable— In a New Land: Negotiating Lives and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 4) Patterns of Brazilian Immigrant Consumption in the United States and Portugal, Natalicia Rocha-Tracy, Boston University Looking Down or Looking Up: Status and Subjective Well-Being among Asian and Latino Immigrants in the United States, Julia Gelatt, Princeton University How Tied are Tied migrants? The Role of Wives in Highly Skilled Migration, Astrid Eich-Krohm, Southern Connecticut State University
244. Roundtable— Negotiating Contemporary Families (Georgian Room - Table 1) Preparing for the Future: Parent Decisions concerning Pathway Consumption, Cara E Bowman, Boston University Temporality and the Time-Bind: Expanding our Theoretical Approach, Edson Cruz Rodriguez, University of Southern California Effects of Diminishing Role of the Husband in the Traditional Nigerian Family, Emeka P Nwosuji, Voice of the Family Nigeria
245. Roundtable— Negotiating Individual and Collective Memory (Georgian Room - Table 7) Gazing into the Pensieve: The Problems with Conceptualizing Memory as "Storage and Retrieval", Tara L Tober, University of Virginia Imposing Silence through Public Testimony, Kimberly Spring, New School for Social Research An Autoethnographic Approach to Reading a Japanese War Bride Family Album, Elena Creef, Wellesley College Confronting the Memory of the Holocaust in Germany, James Darley, College of Mount Saint Vincent; Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint Vincent
246. Roundtable— On Death and Dying: Lessons from the Fields (Georgian Room - Table 8) The Medicalization of Dying: Hospice and Palliative Care as an Alternative?, Caitlin E Slodden, Brandeis University A 'good death', Catherine Tuey, Carleton University Death and Dentists: Teaching End-of-Life Issues, George E. Dickinson, College of Charleston; Karen L. Sirmons, College of Charleston; Tracy L. Burkett, College of Charleston
247. Roundtable— Personal Experience as a Pedagogical Strategy (Georgian Room - Table 10) Transformational Service: Preservice Teachers "Unpacking" the Impact of Race, Class and Disability, Marisa A. Rauscher, Neumann University Does Study Abroad Lead to Greater Intercultural Competence?, Sharon O Arnold, Lebanon Valley College; Marianne Goodfellow, Lebanon Valley College; Sarah Piasecki, Lebanon Valley College The Assessment of Service and Civic Engagement: A Study of Undergraduate Participation, Mathew Johnson, Siena College; Donald P Levy, Siena College "I Hate the Tourists:" Using Students' Communities to Investigate Issues of Social Class and Economics, Katrina C Hoop, Saint Joseph's College of Maine "Not Me: Using Memoirs to Develop Understanding of Why People Join and Stay in Cults", Marybeth F Ayella, Saint Joseph's University
248. Roundtable— Social Theory and the Changing Nature of Capitalism (Georgian Room - Table 6) The Care Ethic and Capitalism: Alienation and the Co-optation of Care, Robin G Isserles, Borough of Manhattan Community College Toward a Theory of Outsourcing: On the Precarious Freedoms of Disembedding, Craig D Lair, Gettysburg College The Disappearance of Class in Social Analysis, Christian A Schlaerth, University of Miami Praying and Playing in Economic Crises, Joseph G A Trumino, St. John's University "Greed-talk": Weber, Politics and the Current Economic Crisis, Julia B Schroeder, University of Virginia
61 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 249. Roundtable— Theorizing Society II (Georgian Room - Table 5) The Theoretical Umbrella, Steve Kehnel, University of Missouri-Columbia From Max Weber to Charles Taylor: Directions in Sociological Thinking about Secularization, Scott Heil, City University of New York, Graduate Center Screwing the Pooch: Internal Claims-Making in a Zoophilia Online Community, R.J. Maratea, New Mexico State University
250. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations II: Theoretical Orientations and Technology (Lexington Room) Presider: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College Organizers: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College Merton's Sociology, Robert M Marsh, Brown University "Prosumer" and the Internet: a New Epoch of Capitalism, PJ Rey, University of Maryland Discussant: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College
251. Workshop— Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal (White Hill Room) Organizers: Jan E Stets, National Science Foundation; Patricia E White, National Science Foundation Session targets those who are new at proposal writing and submission. Representatives from the National Science Foundation will discuss the proposal process, elements of a competitive proposal, proposal submission and review, and funding opportunities.
252. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial Ballroom) 1. Healthy Youth Peer Education (HYPE) and the Role of Community Building in Developing Youth Assets, Michael A DeCrosta, Lehigh University 2. Building Homes and Affecting Lives: A Program Review of Habitat for Humanity, Jennifer Marie Hoffman, Lycoming College 3. Courage, Confidence, and Character: Learning Through Girl Scout Handbooks, Amanda Finley, Lycoming College 4. Economic Affect on Retirement Savings, Olivia M Butler, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania 5. Race at Millersville University: A Historical Perspective, Dana Allen, Millersville University 6. Human Rights as Applied to All Humans: A Theoretic Framework and Argument for the Rights of Women, Paige Warbrick, Moravian College 7. Mansfield University Telephone Survey and the Smoking Ban Law, Elizabeth Reams, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania 8. Cultivating Community: A Study of Two Farmers Markets in Lancaster City, Kyle M Parsons, Millersville University of Pennsylvania 9. Poverty: A Social Crisis, Justin R Serfass, Moravian College 10. The Effects of Full Time Employment on Students Academic Performance, James O Omo-ojo, Morgan State University 11. Music Preference and Sexual Behavior, Ellen Pichler, Mount St. Mary's University 12. "I'm Just An Average Guy": Online Dating and Identity Paradox, David Sanchez, Nazareth College; Jenna Howard, Nazareth College; Lindsay Lavicka, Nazareth College 13. Urban Waters: Obstacles and Planning for Recreation in the Charles River, Elizabeth Giardino, Northeastern University; Abraham Finkelstein, Northeastern University; Gary O'Connell, Northeastern University 14. What's in a Label? The Effects of Formal and Informal Labels, Race, and the Media on Social Reactions to Delinquency, Samantha Michele Kerwin, Rutgers University 15. Just Plain White: Shifting from Ethnoracial Markedness to Unmarkedness in Italian Immigrants, Albert Yin, Rutgers University 16. The Trials of War: Lt. Ehren Watada and the Asian American Movement, Kohshi Itagaki, Rutgers University 17. The Identity of Anorexia Nervosa, Lyndsi E Silberman, Rutgers University 18. Identifying Perceptions of School Safety Through Community and School Characteristics, Carolyn Nicodemo, Rutgers University 19. Sex Trafficking in Thailand, Nicole Bassi, Rutgers University
62 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial Ballroom)
20. Everything In Its Right Place, Joshua M Baker, Rutgers University 21. The Role of Weight History in the Construction of Weight Ideals and Weight Confidence, Christopher Alan Hedges, Rutgers University 22. Volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical Services Personnel and Stress, Methods of Coping with Stress, and Income Influences, Timothy A Butler, Saint Bonaventure University 23. Facebook and Its Effects, Kristen M Henry, Siena College 24. Victoria's Sexy Secret, Alexandra Peck, Ashley Towne, Elizabeth LaRosa, Lauren Gannon; Siena College 25. Between Life and Death: A Rap on Women in Indian Prisons, Danielle Marshall, Meghan Davis, Siena College 26. Strict or Lenient Households: The Effects They Have on Adolescents and Their Drinking Behaviors., Ashley B Caputo, Siena College 27. Perceptions of Meritocratic and Structural Inequality in the American Population, Adam Joseph Stoler, Skidmore 28. How Rational is Rational Choice Theory?, Brenna J Glow, Skidmore College 29. Exploring American National Identity: The Effects of Race and Religion, Sarah E Levy, Skidmore College 30. Conditional Hospitality: How Job Security and Nativity Influence Attitudes toward Immigration, Sarah D Avery, Skidmore College 31. Different From Most Girls: The Reproduction of Hegemonic Gender Power Relations in the Hardcore Punk Subculture, Allyson Einbinder, Smith College 32. Elementary School Teaching: A Comparison of Males and Females in a Gendered Profession, Stephanie C Raymond, Southern Connecticut State University 33. Women in Prison, Jacob Burgess, Rivier College; Ana DeLeone, Rivier College; Hillary Gordon, Rivier College; Courtney Gill, Rivier College; Evan Turner, Rivier College 34. Lost and Found: An Ethnographic Analysis of Soldiers' Narratives, Kathe Scott, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania 35. Prison Towns: The Challenging Climate and Consequences to the Community, Joshua W. Mattern, St. Bonaventure University 36. Marijuana's Economic Benefits, Akaniyene R Essien, Bronx Community College
253. ESS Special Events & Meetings— Committee on the Status of Minorities Meeting (Hancock Room)
254. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— The Future of Work (Arlington Room) Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University This session will envision where work and inequality are going, or might go, in the future. (Lunch to follow in the Hancock Room) A Future of Polarized Jobs?, Arne Kalleberg, University of North Carolina Work With and Without a Future, Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers University The Future of Work in the UK, Chris Warhurst, University of Strathclyde, UK Unemployed Workers of America Unite?, Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 255. Thematic— The Economic Crisis and Higher Education (Arlington Room) Presider: Christopher Winship, Harvard University Scott Jaschik, Editor and Founder, Inside Higher Education Jehuda Reinharz, President, Brandeis University John J. Glier, President and Chief Executive Officer, Grenzebach Glier and Associates
256. Author-Meets-Critics— Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by Michael Kimmel (Franklin Room) Presider: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY Critic, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center Critic, Deirdre Royster, New York University Critic, Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College Discussant: Michael Kimmel, SUNY, Stony Brook
63 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d 257. Regular Paper Session— Across Generations: Immigrant Families in America (Beacon Hill) Presider: Nancy Foner, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY Organizer: Nancy Foner, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY Spare the Rod, Ruin the Child? First- and Second-Generation West Indian Child-Rearing Practices, Mary C. Waters, Harvard University; Jennifer Sykes, Harvard University Marry into a Good Family: Transnational Reproduction and Intergenerational Relations in Bangladeshi American Families, Nazli Kibria, Boston University Negotiating Work and Parenting over the Life Course: Mexican Family Dynamics in a Binational Context, Joanna Dreby, Kent State Caregiving Across Generations: Aging, State Assistance and Multigenerational Ties among Immigrants from the Dominican Republic, Greta A. Gilbertson, Fordham University
258. Regular Paper Session— Anxiety and Rumor: Assessing Health Risk (Brandeis Room) Presider: Peter Conrad, Brandeis University The Effects of Perceived Risk and Responsibility on the Acceptance of a Human Papillomavirus Vaccine by College Men, Angela Marie Mitiguy, University of New Hampshire Biomedical Innovation and the Politics of Scientific Knowledge: A case study of Gardasil, Aleia Y Clark, University of Maryland at College Park Stigma, Gender Violence and Desire for Uptake of HIV Tests in Ghana, Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel University Better the Devil You Know: Parsing the Role of Ethics in HIV/AIDS Rumor and Contemporary Legend Among African-Americans, Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury The Social and Institutional Discourse among Medical Personnel: Attitudes and Beliefs Regarding Male Neonatal Circumcision, Lauren S Ross, Quinnipiac University
259. Regular Paper Session— Commemorating: 9/11 and its Aftermaths (Charles River Room) Presider: Vida Bajc, Methodist University Thunder on the Mountain: Religion and Cultural Narrative at the Flight 93 Chapel in Shanksville, PA, Alex Riley, Bucknell University Confronting Islamophobia: Advocacy Strategies Before and after 9/11, Erik Love, Dickinson College Representing the Trauma of 9/11 through Horror: The Case of Fringe and Cloverfield, Isabel Pinedo, Hunter College
260. Regular Paper Session— Ethnic Businesses in New York City (Cabot Room) Presider: Judith R Halasz, State University of New York at New Paltz Gatekeepers of Authentic Nostalgia: The Function and Marketing of Chinese Bakeries in New York City, Hui-Yi Chen, The Graduate Center, CUNY Bureaucratizing the Street: Gender and Labor Relations among Family Street Vendors in New York City, Kathleen A Dunn, CUNY Graduate Center The Greeks of Mattituck, Vaso V Thomas, Bronx Community College
261. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Reproductive Health (Thoreau Room) Presider: Diana Hernandez, Columbia University/ Mailman School of Public Heal Sexual and Reproductive Health As A Human Right: Policy and Practice in The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and France, Chantell B Frazier, Syracuse University Men Bring Condoms, Women Take Pills: Men's and Women's Roles in Contraceptive Decision-Making, Julie L Fennell, Gallaudet University Disparities in a Southern City: Infant Mortality and HIV Prevention and Intervention in an Urban Setting, Bridgett Vadeboncoeur, Center for Community Initiatives; Jeffry A Will, University of North Florida Exploring "His and Hers": Links between Infertility Diagnosis and Response, Katherine M Johnson, Penn State University; Jasmine J Fledderjohann, Penn State University Social Cues and Infertility Helpseeking, Arthur L Greil, Alfred University
64 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d 262. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Social Movements (Stuart Room) Presider: Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University Winning and Losing: The Case of the Women’s Forum for Constitutional Reform in the Dominican Republic, Esther Hernández-Medina, Brown University Configuring the Korean Women's Movement: Social Network Analysis, Myeongjae Yeo, SUNY, Albany Welfare and Women’s Rights Coalition: Using Periods of Social Movement Abeyance to Rebuild Movement Collective Identity and Reframe Powerfully Negative Public Identities of Movement Constituents Disse, Kaleema Sumareh, American University Mobilizing Gender to Promote Peace: The Case of Machsom Watch, Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh The Politics of (Mis)Recognition: Afro-Brazilian Women's Movements, Nicole B McCoy, George Mason University
263. Regular Paper Session— Gender, Work and Organization (Newbury Room) Presider: Mindy Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners Women Helping Women? Female Managers and Subordinates' Pay, Mabel B Abraham, Massachusetts Institute of Technology From Metaphors to Mechanisms: Gender Sorting In(to) an Organizational Hierarchy, Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Mabel B Abraham, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Career Choices and Outcomes: Women Who Entered the Legal Profession by 1975., Phyllis G. Kitzerow, Westminster College Youth Employment and Entry into Sex Segregated Occupations in Adulthood: A Longitudinal Analysis of Women, Carrie L Shandra, Hofstra University
264. Regular Paper Session— International Workplace: Organizational Culture and Competition (White Hill Room) Presider: Ben Rissing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Organizations and Interprofessional Competition: A Case of Retail Clinics, Roman V Galperin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Culture of Appropriate Difference in Indian High-Tech, Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College Professionalization from the Top-Down: New Insights on the Construction of Professional Mandates, Aruna Ranganathan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Call-Center Work Experience: A Comparative Study of India and the Philippines, Valerian DeSousa, West Chester University; Bessie Lawton, West Chester University
265. Regular Paper Session— The Centrality of Organizations to Immigrant Incorporation (Constitution Room) Presider: Isabel Martinez, Teachers College, Columbia University Immigration Lawyering in an Era of Increased Criminalization of Immigrants, O. Nicholas Robertson, State University of New York at Buffalo The Globalization of Emotion Work: Fear Management in Child Protection Work with Immigrant Families, Katrin Kriz, Emmanuel College; Elspeth Slayter, Salem State School of Social Work There But for the Grace of God Go I: Loving the Stranger in a New Immigrant Gateway, B. Nadya Jaworsky, Yale University
266. Regular Paper Session— The Political Imagination (Back Bay) Presider: Yuliya Dudaronak, University of Virginia The Power of Symbolic Power and Everyday Life, Andrea Borghini, University of Pisa Utopia and Memory: Magic Geographies and Nostalgic Geographies of the Twentieth Century, Lindsye A Freeman, New School for Social Research Depending on Borders for Meaning, Margaret R Austin Smith, University of Maryland College Park
65 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d
267. Regular Paper Session— Who Am I, Where Am I, and How Did I Get Here? The Challenges of Maintaining a Sociological Identity (Alcott Room) Presider: Bridget M Costello, King's College Organizer: Bridget M Costello, King's College Who Am I?, Bridget M Costello, King's College Where Am I?, Joan Maya Mazelis, Yeshiva University How Did I Get Here?, Constance Gager, Montclair State University
268. Roundtable— Fashioning Identity Through Clothing and Music (Georgian Room - Table 4) Tradition, Innovation, and Subcultural Survival: The Enduring American Goth, Angel M Butts, Rutgers University Music and Neoliberal Globalization in Burkina Faso: Counterhegemonic Possibilities and Limits of a Youth Culture, Touorouzou Herve Some, University of Southern Maine Construction of a Mythologized Feminine Identity in American Fashion, Veronica B Manlow, Brooklyn College College Students Attitudes Towards Sexuality and Sexual Content in Music Videos, Meriem Mahdi, Bridgewater State College
269. Roundtable— Fast and Slow Food: Systems of Consumption (Georgian Room - Table 5) McDonalds as Slow Food: What Poor People Think About Eating and Nutrition, Kelly Moore, Loyola University; Catherine Gillis, Loyola University Evaluating New England’s Food System: Trends in Agricultural, The Food Environment, Social Justice and Health Outcomes, Amy L Barr, University of New Hampshire Buying Food, Buying An Ideal: The New Food Movement in Boston, David E Gainsboro, Tufts University
270. Roundtable— Globalization: Cyberspace, Youth and Glocalization (Georgian Room - Table 9) SMOs in Wonderland: The impact of Cyberactivism on Social Movement Organizations, Afife Idil Akin, SUNY, Stony Brook Glocal Political Identities in the New Millennium: Youth and the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Gabriela Gonzalez, State University of New York at Stony Brook Global-as-Spectacle: Interaction between the Glocal and the Global in Hitech City, India, Jillet S Sam, University of Maryland, College Park
271. Roundtable— Illegal Substances: Use and Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 6) Decriminalization of Cannabis in Massachusetts: Social Effects, Tony Nicholis Buell, Northeastern University Becoming a Pothead: Normalizing Deviant Identity within the Subculture of Marijuana Smoking, Ranita Ray, University of Connecticut A Broader Conceptualization of Resources: Gendered Injection Practices and Relational Administration Methods, Laura B Monico, University of Delaware Don't Needle Me!: An Examination of the Intrusiveness and Reasonableness of Drug Searches, David A Mackey, Plymouth State University; Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College
272. Roundtable— Living on the Margins and Figuring out Survival (Georgian Room - Table 2) Budgeting and Economic Coping Strategies among Low-Income Working Parents, Jennifer Sykes, Harvard University Community Research in Practice: The Boston Access to Education Project as an Exploration of Participatory Research within Low-Income Communities, Autumn Green, Boston College Parental Education and Children’s Online Health Information Seeking, Shanyang Zhao, Temple University The Small Business Correction for Inner City Unemployment, Adriana Lashley, College of Mount Saint Vincent; Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint Vincent
66 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d 275. Roundtable— The Sociological Implications of Environmental Justice in the City (Georgian Room - Table 10) Organizer: Westerly A. Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University Southern Connecticut State University students conducted ethnographic field research to explore Environmental (In)Justice in the laboratory of The City of New Haven, CT, through the sociological lens of Geertz and Elias. They present their findings. Discussant: Westerly A. Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University
276. Roundtable— Theorizing Sex and Gender: New Directions (Georgian Room - Table 3) Theory and Narrative: Shaping Experiences of Gender, Sex, and the Body, Adina Koch, Boston College Constructions of the Sexually Able Body: Towards a Theory of Sexual Capital, Amy S Braksmajer, State University of New York at Stony Brook Mate-to-order: Synthetic Love, Voon Chin Phua, Gettysburg College; Desirée Ciambrone, Rhode Island College 277. Roundtable— Transformations: Ethnographic Studies on the Effects of Diversity in Higher Education (Georgian Room - Table 7) Organizer: Karen E. Rosenblum, George Mason University Warriors in the Academy: Post-9/11 Veterans Transition from Military to Higher Education, Julia Anderson, George Mason University An Ethnographic Study of Nontraditional Students, Hattie Barker, George Mason University Transitioning from a Full-Time Online Degree Program, Corrinne Callins, George Mason University Safety in Numbers: A Strategy for Protecting the Self, Shannon Jacobsen, George Mason University Let My Voice Rest and My Pen Yell: An Ethnographic Study of Spoken Word Performance Culture, Naliyah Kaya, George Mason University The Social Accomplishment of Multilingual Learning, Martin Thomas Ragan , George Mason University Discussant: Karen E. Rosenblum, George Mason University 278. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— New Technologies for Entertainment and Security (Lexington Room) Presider: Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY How to Conduct a Laptop Orchestra: Issues of Coordination in Computer Music, David Reinecke, Princeton A Changing Environment: Are Firms Shifting Attention to Safety and Regulation of Nanotechnology?, Jennifer Hill Geertsma, University of Massachusetts - Amherst MagicJack, and Alternative Telecom Technologies in the (Anglo) Caribbean, Beverley Mullings, Queens University; Arthur E Paris, Syracuse University The (ICT) Revolution Continues (& is still not televised), Arthur Paris, Syracuse University; Alecea I Standlee, Syracuse University; Julia Loughlin, Syracuse University 279. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial Ballroom) 1. Sexuality among Disabled Individuals: A Study on the Institutional Policies and Actions of Non-Profit Organizations, Alan S. Martino, St. Lawrence University 2. Liberalization of Marijuana Laws in Massachusetts: The Impact of Drug Law Changes on Attitudes and Behavior., Ashlyn Hackert, Suffolk University; Erica Ferrilli, Suffolk University; Patrick Greaney, Suffolk University; Gillian Murphy, Suffolk University; Maureen A NortonHawk, Suffolk University 3. Volunteerism and Types of Social Capital, Deborah Slutz, Sweet Briar College 4. Religion and Sexuality: How College Students Reconcile the Two, Kristen Redford, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 5. Study of Alcohol Use and Prevention at The College at Brockport, Melissa Alva, The College at Brockport; Rebecca Staudt, The College at Brockport 6. Women in Blue: An Examination of Gender Dynamics and the Experience of Female Law Enforcement Officers, Andrew M. Black, The College of New Jersey; Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey 7. Sea Turtle Conservation: Communication and Participation, Madeline J Emde, The College of New Jersey 8. Handling Health Care: Why Community Oriented Reproductive Health Care Makes Sense for Women in Hartford, CT, Molly Eileen Fitzgerald, Trinity College 9. The Love Relationships of Same-Sex Couples, Laura Mason, University of Massachusetts- Amherst
67 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial Ballroom) cont’d
10. News Flash: Public Response to Media Warnings, Christina F Dalton, University of Delaware 11. Race and Medicalization of Drug Addiction: An Analysis of Documentary Films, Brittany L Scott, University of Delaware; Tammy L Anderson, University of Delaware 12. Student Perceptions of Hybrid Learning Environments in Introductory Sociology Courses, Emily Jean Steenburgh, University of Maine at Orono; Emily Lynn Yearwood, University of Maine, Orono 13. Kristen Redford, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 14. Lindsey P Athanasiou, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 15. The Latino Paradox: A Neighborhood Level Analysis of Sexual Assault, Robert P Weed, University of Massachusetts-Amherst 16. Family Time-Use Coordination Styles and their Consequences for Parent-Child Communication: Case Studies of Dual-Earner Families in Los Angeles, CA, Edson Cruz Rodriguez, University of Southern California; Ana Asatouri, University of Southern California; Juliette Cooke, University of Southern California; Lauren Garcia, University of Southern California; Jonathan Nik, University of Southern California; Karolyn Sanchez, University of Southern California 17. Cyberbullying: Is High-Tech Harassment on the Rise?, Mark Setzer, Villanova University 18. Museums and the Changing Nation: Creating Concepts of Citizenship and Diversity in Museum Educational Programming, Megan A Goossen, Wellesley College 19. Luxury Consumption in the 2007-2009 Recession, Rachel Leigh Behler, Wellesley College 20. Dance Culture of India: A Sociohistorical Perspective, Rachael C Hyde, West Chester University of PA 21. Men Nurses in Wheeling, WV, Blake M Mangold, Heath Casto, West Liberty University 22. Too Busy to Run for President?: Factors Influencing Student Leadership Accomplishments, Tiffany Rice, William Paterson University 23. Understanding the Personality of Policing: An Analysis of Pre-Existent versus Learned Social Behavior, Eddie Kavanagh, William Paterson University 24. Gender Biases and L.G.B.T Issues in Education, Salwa Muhammad, William Paterson University 25. Black Women's Perceptions Toward Black Men Involved in Interracial Relationships, Janet Thomas, William Paterson University 26. Can Child Abuse be Explained through Social Learning Theory?, Michelle Marchese, William Paterson University 27. Socialization of Gender Expectations: Television News Broadcasting and the Construction of Soft News, Danielle Scassera, William Paterson University 28. Why 'We the People' Torture, Todd Rose, William Paterson University 29. Rational Choice: A Decision to Murder, Jessica Romano, William Paterson University 30. Football Fans at the Bar: Is it the Drinking or is it the Social Cohesion?, Jonathan Huber, William Paterson University 31. Family Influence on Criminal Behaviors, Robert D'Antonio, William Paterson University 32. Sexual Infidelity: What is the Reasoning Behind Unfaithfulness, Cassie Guittari, William Paterson 33. Generational Comparison of Attitudes on Same-sex Marriage: Is There a Generational Gap?, Jennifer Dessel, William Paterson University 34. Black Male Students in College: The Gender Divide, Arlene Barochin, Yale University 35. Upward and Lateral Conflict Management by Hourly Wage Restaurant Employees, Patrick McNicholas, William Paterson University 36. A Program Proposal for Combating Gang Recruitment in Paterson, New Jersey, Will Graulich, William Paterson University 37. Recruitment and Retention of Fire Fighters in Time of Decrease in Volunteers: A Program Evaluation, Michael Greeley, William Paterson University 38. Effects of Military Service on Veterans Socioeconomic Status and Quality of Life, Jared Sterk, William Paterson University 39. Cross Cultural Marriageability: A Study of American South Asian Women and Marriage, Yasin Khan , University of Connecticut 40. The Commodification of Cleanliness, Victoria Corcoran, UMass Amherst 41. Expectations for Relationships Among Children of Divorce and Unhappy Marriages: Do our Parents Relationships Determine Our Own?, Caroline Phillips, Wellesley College
68 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont’d 280. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Are the Culture Wars Over? The Post Obama Landscape (Stanbro Room) Presider: Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY • Nuanced Thinking and/or Moving to the Center? Cultural Contradictions in the Age of Obama, Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY • Threat Level Lavender: Gay Marriage, Contested Citizenship and the New Culture Wars, Suzanna Danuta Walters, Indiana University- Bloomington • Family Values After 'Family Values', Arlene S. Skolnick, New York University • Food Fights: Culture Wars in the Cafeteria, Janet Poppendieck, Hunter College
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 281. Thematic— Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Justice (Clarendon Room) Organizer: David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota • Plenitude: Economics for an Age of Ecological Decline, Juliet Schor, Boston College • Environmental Justice Movements in New England, Kalila Barnett, Alternatives for Community & Environment (ACE) • Social Justice Frames in Radical Environmental Movements, David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota; Hollie Nyseth, University of Minnesota • Toward a More Transformative Environmental Justice Politics, Danny Farber, Northeastern University Discussant: David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota
282. Conversation with— William Julius Wilson, Larry Bobo, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on "Post-Obama America: Race, Ethnicity and Politics in America" (Arlington Room) Discussants: William Julius Wilson, Harvard University Larry Bobo, Harvard University Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College
283. Author-Meets-Critics— The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen Gerson (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era) (Stanbro Room) Presider: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY • Critic, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center • Critic, Michael Kimmel, SUNY, Stony Brook • Critic, Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY Discussant: Kathleen Gerson, New York University
284. Regular Paper Session— Analyzing Gender/Sexualities in the Field (Thoreau Room) Presider: Lauren S Ross, Quinnipiac University • Doing Gender, Doing Sexuality: Mixed Messages at the Go-Go Club, David C. Lane, University of Delaware ; Brian Newby , University of Delaware • I Don’t Go Out with My Self: Street Prostitutes Construction of the Body in Service of the Self, Dana Zarhin, Brandeis University • Business or Pleasure? Gender Performances at an Adult Film Convention, Rachel S Everley , Boston University • Attitudes about Homosexuality: An Examination of the Effects of Friendship Networks, Demographic Characteristics and Political Ideology in a large Southern City, Kimberly G Tauches, SUNY, Albany; Chris A Galvan, SUNY, Albany
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Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d 285. Regular Paper Session— If We Get Health Reform, What Really Matters? (Brandeis Room) Presider: Sara M Moorman, Boston College The Reform that Shook the World: Cultural Narratives and Elite Media Discourse on the Health Care Reform, Marina Vujnovic, Monmouth University Undocumented Immigrants and Health Reform: The Exclusion Continues?, Charlene Galarneau, Wellesley College From Disclosure to Transparency: Using Device Company Data to Verify Medical Researchers' Conflict of Interest Statements., Susan C Chimonas, Columbia University; Zachary Frosch, Columbia University; David J Rothman, Columbia University
286. Regular Paper Session— International Migration in Global Perspectives (Constitution Room) Presider: Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis University Adjustment of Indian Families in Riyadh Society, Aziza A Alnuaim, King Saud University From Village Turks to Euro Turks: Turkish State's Perceptions of Turkish Migrants in Europe, Zeynep S Artan-Bayhan, CUNY, the Graduate Center 'Us and Them': Immigrant Women from Albania, Rumania, Ukraine and Russia in Greece, Pelagia Papazahariou, St. John's University Foreigners and Multiethnic Citizens: Receptions of Immigrants in South Korea, Keumjae Park, William Paterson University Keeping Up with the Diallos: Household Wealth, Relative Deprivation, and Migration from Senegal to Europe, Erik R Vickstrom, Princeton University
287. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Countermovement Dynamics (Charles River Room) Presider: Nicole Hala, Queens College Explaining Immigration Raids as State Repression, Counter-Movement Dynamics and Endogenous Organizational Processes Within U.S. Cities and Towns, 2003-2008, Thomas Pineros-Shields, Brandeis University Kurdish Ethnic and Islamic Mobilizations in Turkey: A Study of Rival Movements, Mustafa Gurbuz, University of Connecticut Anti-immigrant Sentiment and the Day Without an Immigrant Protests, Teal K Rothschild, Roger Williams University
288. Regular Paper Session— Local and Global: Implementing Human Rights (Stuart Room) Presider: George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Localization of Global Human Rights: Contemporary Ethnography of the Human Rights Commission in West Bengal, India, Ranita Ray, University of Connecticut Female Trafficking in Nepal: A Role of Non Governmental Organizations in Reintegration of Victims back into the Society, Sakun Gajurel, Methodist University Global Rights, Indian Children? The Global "Rights" Discourse in the NGO-State Literature in India, Tarun D Banerjee, SUNY, Stony Brook An Assessment of the Social Impact of Human Rights Conferences: A Qualitative Study of the First Nepali Women’s Global Network (NWGN) Conference, Barret M Katuna, University of Connecticut
289. Regular Paper Session— Long Waves of Economic and Political Stability (Back Bay) Presider: Aleksandra Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Secular Inflationary Wave-Driven Political Instability, Joseph N Cohen, CUNY, Queens College; April Linton, University of California- San Diego Racism, Rebel Minorities, and Desolate Individualism, Miin-wen Shih, Binghamton University War, Economy, Culture Conflict and the 2008 Presidential Election, James V DeFronzo, University of Connecticut; Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut Sociological Theories of the State and Globalization: The Implications for Understanding Barak Obama's Policy Approaches in the Middle East., Hooshang Pazaki, East Stroudsburg University; Chin Hu, East Stroudsburg University Hegemony and Political Crisis, Michael Billeaux, University of Wisconsin - Madison
70 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d 290. Regular Paper Session— Marriage in Contemporary American Society (Beacon Hill) Presider: Kathleen Denny, University of Maryland, College Park Early Substance Use and Its Impact on Marital Status: An Examination of Substance Use, Marriage, and Divorce, Melissa A Menasco, Canisius College; Sampson Lee Blair, The State University of New York at Buffalo Premarital Cohabitation and Marriage in the United States, 1965-2002, Arielle Kuperberg, University of Pennsylvania Do You Take This Institution?: Cultural Imagery of Marriage, Karyn Loscocco, SUNY, Albany; Susan Walzer, Skidmore College Racial Variations in the Association between Age at First Birth and Marital Quality, Theresa M Simpson, Rutgers University; Dawne M Mouzon, Rutgers University
291. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Urban Neighborhoods (Cabot Room) Presider: Richard E Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Perceptions of Neighborhood Inequality, Amy M Natiella, SUNY, Buffalo Perceptions of Neighborhood Safety and Parental Monitoring: The Role of Families in Shaping Children’s Neighborhood Exposure, Anita Zuberi, Penn State University Negotiating Neighborhoods: Residential Mobility Decisions of Low-income Families, Peter A Rosenblatt, Johns Hopkins University; Stefanie DeLuca, Johns Hopkins University West Branch, More than a Library: Understanding a Neighborhood Library’s Local Relevance, Carolyn M Ly, Yale University; Waverly Duck, Yale University The Social Structure of Healthy Cities, Annie Scola Wisnesky, University of Connecticut; Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut
292. Regular Paper Session— New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities (Lexington Room) Presider: Rebecca Tiger , Middlebury College Living a Techno-organic Life: Interpersonal Relationships and Social Networking Technology Among College Students, Alecea I Standlee, Syracuse University Let a Million Blogs Bloom: The Social World of Blotanical, Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College Communications Technology & Social Connections: A Comparison of On and Off Campus Student Networks, Jacqueline M. Keil, Kean University; Mary Lou Mayo, Kean University; Gordon E. Marsh, Roanoke College Writing for Mr. Right: The Presentation of Self in Online Dating Profiles, Kimberly J McGann, Nazareth College
293. Regular Paper Session— Slow Sociology: A Timely Topic (Franklin Room) Presider: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut Organizer: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut Slow Sociology: Notes from the Contact Zone, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University From a Study to a Journey: Holding an Ethnographic Gaze of Urban Poverty for Two Decades, Timothy Black, University of Hartford Ten Years On: Making Relationships and Making Meaning in Indian Country, Barbara Gurr, University of Connecticut Discussant: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut
294. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Sexual Identities (Winthrop Room) Presider: Sara B Raley, McDaniel College The Kiss is Gay, But They’re Not: Sexual Stigma, Esteem and Rap Fans Response to Ambiguously Sexual Behavior, Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware; Holly Swan, University of Delaware Between Four Worlds: Latino Bisexual and Bicultural Men Straddling Amid Multiple Realities, Diana Hernandez, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University Contextualizing Gender and Sexuality: Spaces For and Against Gay Rights Advocacy, Jeffrey Johnson, George Mason University
71 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d 295. Regular Paper Session— Working Towards a Sociology of Genocide: Collective Violence, Social Change and Memory (Newbury Room) Presider: Stanislav Vysotsky, Willamette University Saving Darfur? The Emergence of a Social Movement and the Impact of Social Media, Kimberly M Lok, Brooklyn College - City University of New York Genocide as a Social Movement: Examining Structural Production of the Values of Ethnic Identity and Conflict, Adrienne Lemon, Boston University "God Must Have Been Sleeping": The Role of Religion in Narratives of Survival by Rwandan Genocide Survivors, Nicole S. Fox, Brandeis A Good Death? Memory and Commemoration of Nazi Euthanasia Crimes in Special Children’s Wards (Kinderfachabteilungen) in Germany, Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic, Lutz Kaelber, University of Vermont
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM
296. Plenary— Presentation of 2010 Awards and Rosanna Hertz's Presidential Address (Georgian Room) Presider: Pamela Stone, ESS VP: Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY Awards Presentations Candace Rogers Award, Sharon Sassler, Cornell University, to Youngjoo Cha, Cornell University Rose Laub Coser Award, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey, to Rania Salem, Princeton University; honorable mention to Beth Latshaw, University of North Carolina Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College, to Javier Auyero and Débora Swistun for Flammable. Environmental Suffering in an Argentine Shantytown; honorable mention to Mario Small for Unanticipated Gains 2009-2010 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgment, Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY, to Naomi Gerstel University of Massachusetts. 2010 RMW Lecture Sites, Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY: Elizabethtown College and Ithaca College 2010-2011 Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University, to Mark Jacobs, George Mason University. ESS Merit Award, Arthur Paris, Syracuse University, to Nancy Denton, SUNY Albany. Undergraduate Poster Winners, Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Presidential Address: Bait and Switch and the American Dream, Rosanna Hertz Introduction: Robert J. Thomas, Accenture and Brandeis University
Reception and Jazz to follow
72 Sunday, March 21
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM
297. Thematic— Successful Societies and Societal Resilience (Clarendon Room) Organizer: Michele Lamont, Harvard University From Successful Societies to Social Resilience: Overview and Approach, Michele Lamont, Harvard University Collective Capacities and Social Resilience: The "Botswana Paradox" and the Response to AIDS in sub- Saharan Africa, Ann Swidler, University of California, Berkeley From Neurons to Neighborhoods to Nation-States: Geographic Scale in Healthy Human Development and Social Resilience, James R. Dunn, McMaster University What Is Neoliberalism? What Are Its Social Costs?, William Sewell, Jr., University of Chicago Discussant: Jason Beckfield, Harvard University
298. Author-Meets-Critics— When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto Rican Brothers On and Off the Streets by Timothy Black (Franklin Room) Presider: Kathryn Edin, Harvard University Critic, Jamie J Fader, SUNY, Albany Critic, Bruce Western, Harvard University Critic, Simon I. Singer, Northeastern University Discussant: Timothy Black, University of Hartford
299. Regular Paper Session— Against Sexual Stereotypes (Longfellow Room) Presider: Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College The Stomachache of Turkish Women: Virginity Loss and Premarital Sex, Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania A Sociological Study of Women’s Masturbation Experiences, Amanda B Moras, Central Connecticut State University Privilege in Pornography: Race, Sexuality, and the Whitening of Desires, Nicole LaMarre, SSUNY, Albany Doing it For Themselves? Mixed Messages and Conflicted Feelings about Women's Sexuality, Beth Montemurro, Pennsylvania State University, Abington
300. Regular Paper Session— Classroom Issues (Holmes) Presider: Kenneth B Lang, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania What is Happening in the University Classroom: Observations of Student/Instructor Interactions, Susan Varnum, Temple University; John Schiller, Temple University; Joseph Ducette, Temple University Disjuncture between Students and Instructor Perception of Class Activities, Andria Smythe, Judy Stull, Susan Varnum, Temple University Concentrating on Current Concerns in the Classroom- An Honors Seminar on 'Contemporary Islam: Its Socio-economic Context', Jaskiran K. Mathur, St. Francis College; Behrouz Tabrizi, St. Francis College Sociological Implications of Academic Advising, Diane L. Muehl, SUNY Canton
301. Regular Paper Session— Collective Organizing and Health Care: Contemporary & Historical Models (Alcott Room) Presider: Michael Gibbons, Gettysburg College Lincoln Collective: The Politics of the Medical Class in Health Care Reform, Andrew W Greenberg, CUNY Graduate Center Embodiment of Health: The Impact of Fundraising Walks on Client-Participants, Jorie Hofstra, Rutgers University Influenza and Inequality: One Town's Tragic Response to the 1918 Epidemic, Patricia J Fanning, Bridgewater State College
73 Sunday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d
302. Regular Paper Session— Concepts of Criminal Justice (Charles River Room) Presider: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College Plea Bargaining, Benign Neglect, and Symbolic Racism: Teaching Students about Criminal Justice, Paul Kooistra, Furman University; Dustin Gourdin, Furman University A Lonely Defense, Daryl J Finizio, Northeastern University The Financial Crisis as White Collar Crime: A Conceptual, Contextual and Critical Analysis, David O Friedrichs, University of Scranton The Warden is Comin': Game Wardens as Multifarious Law Enforcement Officers, Matthew R Filteau, The Pennsylvania State University
303. Regular Paper Session— Defining Mental Health (Whittier Room) Presider: Stephanie W. Hartwell, University of Massachusetts, Boston Professional Boundaries and Public Responses: How Cultural Preferences for Child Mental Health Treatment Support and Counter Struggles in the Medical Division of Labor, Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University; Bernice A Pescosolido, Indiana University The Chance of Violence: Probabilistic Thinking and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Justin A Snyder, University of Virginia Social Ties, Mental Illness, and Community Context: A Theoretically Guided Analysis of Empowerment in Group Homes, Russell K Schutt, University of Massachusetts Boston Literacy in the Lives of People with Serious Mental Illness, Meghan V Doran, Northeastern University; Alisa K Lincoln, Northeastern University
304. Regular Paper Session— Global Capitalism (Beacon Hill) Presider: Benjamin F Hadis, Montclair State University Cohesion versus Competition: The Effect of Structural Equivalence on Global Bilateral Trade, 1948-2000, Chan-ung Park, Yonsei University; Min Zhou, Harvard University Financial Liberalism & State Dependency on Private Finance, Joseph N Cohen, CUNY, Queens College Regulation of Intellectual Property Rights and Neo-Colonialism, Aleia Y Clark, University of Maryland - College Park; Michelle Smirnova, University of Maryland
305. Regular Paper Session— Immigration, Crime and Resettlement (Winthrop Room) Presider: Regine O Jackson, Emory University The New Wave of African Immigrants in the United States, Holly E Reed, Queens College, CUNY; Catherine S Andrzejewski, Principia International; Diana Strumbos, CUNY Graduate Center From Boom to Bust: Examine Asian Immigrants' Experience in Housing Market Crisis, Ying Yang, Mansfield University Crime in the New Gateways: A Place-Level Analysis of the Changing Patterns of Immigrant Settlement , Vincent A Ferraro, Northeastern University Moments of Encounter between Nation and Immigrant: Opportunities, Choices and Punjabi Settlement in America, Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College
306. Regular Paper Session— Intersections of Work and Family (Brandeis Room) Presider: Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University Educational Differences in the Impacts of Labor Market Restructuring on Marriage Declines: Evidence from National Longitudinal Surveys, Lijun Yang, University of Pennsylvania Does Stress at Work Crossover to Your Mate?, Megan Henly, University of New Hampshire; Kristin Smith, Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire Balancing Beliefs, Behaviors, and a Baby: How Women in Dual-earner Couples Decide on Maternity Leave Length, Medora W. Barnes, John Carroll University The Decline of Parenting and Children's Educational Preparedness, Susan C Herrick, West Liberty University
74 Sunday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d 307. Regular Paper Session— Investigating the University (Cambridge Room) Presider: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association Research Universities, Local States and Local Economic Growth, Vincent S. Serravallo, Rochester Institute of Technology An Assets Approach to Community-Initiated, Community-University Partnerships, Billie Gastic, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Diana Salas Coronado, University of Massachusetts - Boston The Entrepreneurial University: A New Institutional Form?, Stella Kounelaki, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The NJ Urban Youth Research Initiative :Establishing PARtnerships with Schools and Communities, Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's College; David Surrey, Saint Peter's College; Mayida Zaal, Monticular State University; Sweety Patel, Snyder; Kwame Gilbert, Farleigh Dickinson University; Fancisco De Jesus, Snyder; Simone Inman, Snyder; Tameka Carter, Snyder; Chris Trenfield, Snyder
308. Regular Paper Session— Marriage and Widowhood in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room) Presider: Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College Indian During the Week, American on the Weekends: The Construction of Indian American Identity on Matrimonial and Dating Sites, Shrina Amin, Boston University The Widows of Vrindavan - Their Lives and Their Voice, Shweta Majumdar, University of Connecticut Politics in the Transnational Marriage: Young Adult Pakistani-Americans, Azka Tanveer Mahmood, University of South Florida The Role of Education in Marriage Formation: An In-depth Investigation of the Economic and Ideational Features of Educations Influence, Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
309. Regular Paper Session— Perceptions of Communities in Comparative Perspectives (Cabot Room) Presider: Kathleen A Dunn, CUNY Graduate Center A Plural Cinemascape, Lakshmi Srinivas, University of Massachusetts, Boston (re)Writing Histories: The Case of Revitalization in the Casco Histórico of Buenos Aires, Jacob H Lederman, The Graduate Center, CUNY Assessing Attitudes and Perceptions about Human Needs and Community Responses, Mathew Johnson, Siena College; Donald P Levy, Siena College
310. Regular Paper Session— States of Emergency (Thoreau Room) Presider: Scott Leon Washington, Princeton University Structural Violence and Tourism in Chichicastenango, Guatemala, Helen S Jolly, SUNY Stony Brook Moments of Crisis and National Narratives: The Relationship between Economic Crises and Ascendant Stories of American Identity in the Past One-Hundred Years, Shannon L Anderson, Roanoke College Relational Determinants of an Authoritarian State in India, 1975-77, Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey The Long Lingering Shadow: Law, Liberalism and Race in the Americas, Robert Cottrol, George Washington University; Tanya K. Hernandez, Fordham University
311. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS General Business Breakfast Meeting - Open to ESS Membership (Stanbro Room)
312. ESS Special Events & Meetings— SWS Committee Meeting (St. James Room)
75 Sunday cont’d
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM
313. Thematic— Democracy in the Age of Obama (Clarendon Room) Presider: Marion Orr, Brown University Organizer: Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University Democracy in the Age of Obama will examine various dimensions in citizen participation during the election of 2008 (the organizing model, social networking tools, and other means of voter mobilization), as well as efforts during the first year or so of the Obama administration to expand civic engagement through a variety of means. We will examine the tensions, as well as potential complementarities, of different initiatives: Organizing for America, open government initiative, national service, social entrepreneurship, federal agency collaborative governance projects, and pose the larger questions of sustainable democratic innovation and organizing. Marshall Ganz, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Caroline Lee, Lafayette College Hahrie Han, Wellesley College Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University Discussant: Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University
314. Author-Meets-Critics— DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation of Women's Health Politics by Susan Bell (Franklin Room) Presider: Patricia Rieker, Boston University Critic, Rene Almeling, Yale University Critic, Julie R. Palmer, Boston University Critic, Constance A. Nathanson, Columbia University Discussant: Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College
315. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Mental Health: Population, Profession and Context (Whittier Room) Presider: Jennifer Anne Vanderminden, University of New Hampshire Unfulfilled Expectations and Symptoms of Depression Among Young Adults in the United States, Krysia N Mossakowski, University of Miami Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Community-Based Children’s Mental Health Service Access, Yumiko Aratani, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health; Janice L Cooper, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Adolescent Mental Health Care: Practitioners Negotiations of Managed Care and the DSM in Contemporary Socioeconomic Realities, Amber D Nelson, University of Maryland Examining the Relationship Between Poverty, Adolescent Mental Health and Educational Achievement: An Ecological Cross-Sectional Study, Sharon R Sznitman, University of Pennsylvania; Liza Reisel, City University of New York, the Graduate Center; Daniel Romer, University of Pennsylvania Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services for North Country Youth, Meghan L. Mills, The University of New Hampshire
316. Regular Paper Session— How Families Respond to Economic Crisis and Class Competition (Brandeis Room) Presider: Linda M. Burns, Carlow University Time Use as a Mechanism for Class Reproduction, Ayse Yetis-Bayraktar, University of Massachusetts "Not Like The Other Black Girls" How Race, Class, and Family Impact Gendered Competition, Colleen Butler-Sweet, University of Connecticut Household Responses to Economic Shock: The Case of the Turkish 2001 Economic Crisis , Bruce H Rankin, Koc University; Ik A Aytaç, Boaziçi University
76 Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 317. Regular Paper Session— Immigration and Residential Segregation (Winthrop Room) Presider: Onoso I Imoagene, Harvard University Residential Choice of Immigrant Groups in Newark City, 1880, John Logan, Brown University; Hyoung-jin Shin, Brown University Everything in its Place: Haitian American Place-Making in Boston, Regine O Jackson, Emory University Immigration, Integration and Segregation: An Examination of Neighborhood Racial Change and Stability in New York City Since 1965, Ronald J.O. Flores, Connecticut College; Arum P Lobo, New York City Department of Planning; Joseph J Salvo, New York City Department of Planning Forms of Immigrant Incorporation Amid Affluence, Elizabeth A Miller, CUNY Graduate Center
318. Regular Paper Session— Informing Inclusiveness in Democratic Political Systems with Social Theory (Cambridge Room) Presider: A. Javier Trevino, Wheaton College The Rise and Demise of CW Mills' Power Elite Theory, Danilo Mandic, Harvard University Renewing the Pragmatist Roots of Participatory and Deliberative Democracy: Dewey, Mead, Park and Habermas, David W Woods, Queens College Classical Social Theory's Contribution to the Study of Fans and Fandom, Casey Brienza, University of Cambridge Simmel's "Stranger" in the Context of Bismarckian Germany, Stephen Kalberg, Boston University
319. Regular Paper Session— Interrogating the Subject: Innovations in Research Methods (Charles River Room) Presider: Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College Little White Lies: The Effect of Media Consumption and Race of Interviewer on White Participant Responses During Telephone Surveys, Melissa F Pirkey, University of Notre Dame Multimedia Methodologies: Qualitative Technologies, Avery Tompkins, Syracuse University Lost (and Found) in Translation: Interviewing Women after Mass Violence, Jenna Appelbaum, New York University Focusing on Communication: Employing Focus Groups with Deaf Participants, Jeremy L Brunson, Gallaudet University (In)Access: The Fragility of Social Research in Times Uncertain, Amy E Stich, State University of New York at Buffalo; Kristin Cipollone, State University of New York at Buffalo
320. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Burden of Care in Chronic Illness (Alcott Room) Presider: Jennifer M Silva, University of Virginia Dilemmas in Informal Cancer Care: The Unexpected Benefits of Being Working Class, Cameron L Macdonald, University of Wisconsin The Theoretical Importance of Finances, Education and Occupation for Understanding the Link between SES and Health Care Navigation, Elizabeth A Gage, Roswell Park Cancer Institute; Christina Panagakis, The State University of New York at Buffalo Hard Illness, Hard Times: An Analysis of Gender Differences in Divorce and Separation Driven by Cancer- Related Problems, Cristina S Stephens, Kennesaw State University Who Bears the Burden of Chronic Disease? Evidence from the 2004 Western New York Health Risk Assessment, Michael I Lichter, University at Buffalo; Laurene Tumiel-Berhalter, University of Buffalo; Bob Watkins, University of Buffalo
321. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Processes (St. James Room) Presider: Jerome Himmelstein, Amherst College Every Man for Himself? Testing Multiple Theories of Emergency Egress during the Rhode Island Station Night Club Fire., Manuel R Torres, University of Delaware Community Level Indicators for (Not) Reporting Hate-Crimes., Catherine A Gildae, Wheaton College; Kristin R Stone, Northeastern University Culture and Cognition in the Performance of Multiple Roles: The Process of Mental Weighing, Karen Danna-Lynch, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Resolving Defects and Following Rules: The Social Foundations of Excellence in Organizational Safety and Operations, John Lyneis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 322. Regular Paper Session— Socioeconomic Attainments and the Transition into Young Adulthood (Cabot Room) Presider: Anita Zuberi, Penn State University A Study of the Life Course Transitions of Men of Color Living in Urban Communities and the Implications for Younger Generations., Rahsaan Mahadeo, University of Massachusetts - Boston Gendered Employment Patterns for Baltimore Teenagers, Susan Clampet-Lundquist, Saint Joseph's University Striving for Economic Independence in Young Adulthood, Janel E Benson, Colgate University
323. Regular Paper Session— Sociological Analysis of Health and Aging (Longfellow Room) Presider: Juyeon Kim, The University of Chicago Methodological Issues in Cross-National Data Analysis: Aging and Mental Health in the United States and Japan, Andrew Tiedt, Fordham University I Pulled the Tooth Myself: The Economic Crisis and Its Implications for the Lives of Pensioners in Post- Socialist Romania, Gerard Anthony Weber, Bronx Community College Medicalization and Agency: An Exploration of Women's Resistance in a Highly-Medicalized Culture, Jessica Campbell Buie, University of Virginia Keeping the Self and Memories: Alzheimer’s Disease in Feature Films, Elizabeth W Markson, Brandeis University
324. Regular Paper Session— The Media and its Discontents (Thoreau Room) Presider: Mary Kirby-Diaz, Farmingdale State College SUNY Shameful Behaviors: David Letterman's Use of Image Restoration Strategies During a Sex Scandal, Rod Carveth, Fitchburg State College Mediation of the Mapuche Social Movement: Time, Memory, Ritual and Collective Identity, Trinidad Valle, Fordham University The Deliberating Press, James W Malazita, Drexel University; Alexander Nikolaev, Drexel University; Douglas V Porpora, Drexel University The Defeat of Market Logic in Entertainment: The Communitarian Spirit Strikes Back, Erzsebet Fazekas, SUNY, Albany Comparing Journalistic Cultures through Deportation Drama, Matthias Revers, SUNY, Albany
325. Regular Paper Session— Unequal Outcomes of Higher Education (Holmes) Presider: Melissa A Pittaoulis, Temple University Financial and Psychological Well-being of Recent College Graduates, Megumi Omori, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania; Heather Feldhaus, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania The Effect of Education on Psychological Well-Being, Laurie Cohen, Rutgers University What Knowledge is of the Most Worth? An Investigation of Fields of Study, College Selectivity and Income Disparity, Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University; Gokhan Savas, Syracuse University Traditional Arts School versus Liberal Arts School: A Study of Student Expectations and Outcomes, Gina M Dandrow, Fordham University Accumulating Capital at Work: Social Class, Work during College, and Educational Success, Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia
326. Regular Paper Session— Violent Youth? A Discussion on Crime and Law (Beacon Hill) Presider: Cynthia A Robbins, University of Delaware Underground Economy of Gangs: The Intersection of Violence and Economic Enterprise, Laura L Hansen, University of Massachusetts Boston Perceptions of Legitimacy in Juvenile Delinquency Court - How Parents and Youth Discuss Law and Justice, Liana J. Pennington, Northeastern University Desistance to Re-offending for Adjudicated Youth: A Qualitative Study, Stephanie W. Hartwell, University of Massachusetts, Boston; Robert McMackin, Life Resources; Robert Tansi, Department of Youth Services
78 Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d 327. Regular Paper Session— Women, Kinship and Agency in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room) Presider: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College Promoting Women’s Political Participation in Pakistan: The Case of Aurat Foundation, Afshan Jafar, Connecticut College Gendered Expectations and Class Performances: Middle Class Working Women in Pakistan, Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis University The Politics of Empowerment in India: The Case of Dalit Women, Denise Benoit Scott, SUNY Geneseo A Moral Economy of Remittances: A Case Study of a Bangladeshi Community in New York, Natacha Stevanovic, Columbia University Women, Culture and the Grass Root Politics in Indian Coal Mines, Jyoti Sinha, Jawaharlal Nehru University
328. ESS Special Events & Meetings— ESS Executive Committee Meeting (Stanbro Room)
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM
329. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Experience (Whittier Room) Presider: Kimberly G Tauches, SUNY Albany Removing the Risk from Adolescent Sexual Behavior: An Intersectional Analysis of Adolescent Sexual Empowerment, Jamie L. Gusrang, University of Connecticut Adolescent Sexual Styles: Operationalizing Sexual Subjectivity in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, Stacy Missari, University of Connecticut Out in the Village: Reconfiguring LGBT Youth Culture, Jeff D McGraham, Brooklyn College Nothing Out There: Awareness of Community Institutions among LGBT Youth, Jeffery P Dennis, SUNY Oneonta
330. Regular Paper Session— Assimilation and the New Second Generation (Winthrop Room) Presider: Nazreen S Bacchus, The Graduate Center, CUNY Revisiting Immigrant Incorporation Theories, Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University Layered Identities: The Identities, and Boundary Making Processes Among Adult Second Generation African Immigrants in the US and UK, Onoso I Imoagene, Harvard University The Native Problem: Comparing Canadian And Australian Indigenous Assimilation Policies, Zophia Y Edwards, Boston University
331. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Families' Coping Strategies (St. James Room) Presider: Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The House of Cards: The New Safety Net for Low-Income Families in the Post-Welfare Era, Sara Sternberg Greene, Harvard University The Effects of Gender on the Foreclosure Experience, Karen M McCormack, Wheaton College; Iyar Mazar, Wheaton College; Sara Lubin, Wheaton College Why Unemployed Americans Blame Themselves and Unemployed Israelis Blame the System: A Cross- National Comparison of Subjective Responses to Unemployment, Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Loren Lopez, Wellesley College; Emma Rosen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
332. Regular Paper Session— Contemporary Art Worlds: Chelsea contra Bushwick (Cabot Room) Presider: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS Organizer: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS "Is Bushwick the Next Chelsea?", David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles Bushwick, Brooklyn: A Study of Intercultural Communication in a Neighborhood of Contrasts, Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS Bushwick: Globalization and Local Community in an Emerging Art World, Kim Robinson, University of California - Los Angelos
79 Sunday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 333. Regular Paper Session— Creating Attitudes: H1N1, HIV, ADHD and Social Risk (Franklin Room) Presider: Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University H1N1 Student Attitudes and Behaviors, Lillian O. Holloman, Prince George's Community College The Socio-Cultural Construction of HIV/AIDS in Africa: Evidence from Nigerian ("Nollywood") and Ghanaian ("Ghallywood") Movies., Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel University Legal Accommodations for Adult ADHD: An Examination of the Implications in Post-Secondary Education and the Workplace, Patricia E Neff, Edinboro University Health Risk as Social Risk, Chris Gillespie, Brandeis University 334. Regular Paper Session— Information and Labor Markets (Cambridge Room) Presider: Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University Strength of Flows, Jason Davis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Oliver Hahl, Massacusetts Institute of Technology The Presence of the Past: Career Imprints and Selection to Entrepreneurship, Aleksandra Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Economic Development, Trade, and the Relations Among Mainland China, Taiwan and the United States, Gabe T. Wang, William Paterson University 335. Regular Paper Session— Living the Drama: Drugs, Sex and Violence (White Hill Room) Presider: Amanda B Moras, Central Connecticut State University School Leaders Talk about School Violence and Its Remedies, Billie Gastic, University of Massachusetts Boston; Elaine Donnelly, University of Massachusetts Boston Condoms and Sugar Daddies: Condom Use Among Low SES Adolescent Women Who Receive Spending Money from a Sexual Partner, Janet E Rosenbaum, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Jonathan Zenilman, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions; Ralph DiClemente, Emory University Violence Against Women in India: The Impact of Community and Autonomy, Sunita Bose, SUNY New Paltz; Darian Pucciarelli, SUNY New Paltz The Role of Social Location in Shaping Male Clients' Perceptions and Reported Treatment of Female Sex Workers, Tara M Mancini, American University 336. Regular Paper Session— Navigating College Despite Obstacles (Holmes) Presider: Jill M Smith, Brandeis University The Best-Case Scenario: Practices and Politics of Post-secondary Educational Supports for Low-income Mothers in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Autumn Green, Boston College Organizational Brokers: Exploring the Social Networks of College Student Parents, A. Fiona Pearson, Central Connecticut State University Identity, Anomie, and Unification: Low-Income First Generation College Students and Their Parents, Ashley C Rondini, Brandeis University Unconventional Classmates: Veterans' Transitions from War to College, Thanh My Ly-Turnbull , Southern Connecticut State University 337. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Social Identity in School (Longfellow Room) Presider: Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University School Choice and Shared Spaces: Negotiations of Identity in Urban Education, Haj Yazdiha, Brooklyn College/CUNY "Acting White": An Empirical Test of the Ogbu-Ford Hypothesis, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University Children’s Perceptions of Race: A Study of Ojibwa Indian and White Students in Racially Segregated Schools, Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh University; Kristin M Musbach, Lehigh University Two Worlds, One School: How Gender Impacts the Social Integration of Minority Students at a Majority White High School, Megan M Holland, Harvard University 338. Regular Paper Session— New Directions in Research on High-Risk Activism (Stanbro Room) Presider: Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook Organizer: Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook Highest-Risk Activism: The Case of Palestinian Suicide Bombers, Jeff Goodwin, New York University Bigger Fish to Fry: The Origins of High Risk Strategies of Political Violence, Ziad Munson, Lehigh University Causal Heterogeneity in High Risk Activism, Jocelyn Viterna, Harvard University Discussant: Gilda Zwerman, State University of New York at Old Westbury
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Sunday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d 339. Regular Paper Session— Parenting for Success: Families and Achievements Across the Life Course (Brandeis Room) Presider: Susan C Herrick, West Liberty University Getting In and Dropping Out: Elementary School Children's Participation in Competitive After-School Activities, Hilary Levey, Harvard University Trickling Down Economics: Continued Support of Adult Children, Janice K Purk, Mansfield University; Timothy J Madigan, Mansfield University Preliminary Findings on the Current Trends of Custody in Southern New Hampshire in 2007, Brandy L Hubbard, Northeastern University Exploring the Boundary Between Families and Juvenile Court, Linda M. Burns, Carlow University; Milton Butts, Carlow University
340. Regular Paper Session— Progress or Not: Understanding Health Disparities (Alcott Room) Presider: Arthur L Greil, Alfred University Same Old, Same Old?: A Comparison of Birth Outcomes Between Black Women in the US Mainland and US Territories, Karyn A Stewart, Syracuse University It is All About Who You Know: Social Capital and Health in Low-Income Communities, Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University; Tammi Arford, Northeastern University To Uphold the Federal Government's Obligation...Indian Health Service and the Future of Native Women's Reproductive Healthcare, Barbara Gurr, University of Connecticut Patient Navigation through the Justice System: A Response to the High Infant Mortality Rate in One Community, Susan M Holsapple, Boston University
341. Regular Paper Session— Responsible and Appropriate Methodology (Charles River Room) Presider: Jason Rodriquez, Rutgers University Introversion as an Ethnographic Tool, Peter Moskos, John Jay College "Shut Up in Measureless Content": Toward Improving Measurement in Sociology, Michael DeCesare, Merrimack College Meta-Analysis for Sociology: A Bottom-Up Approach, Eran Shor, State University of New York at Stony Brook; David J. Roelfs, SUNY Stony Brook Naturally Making Meaning: Naturalist Approaches to the Problem of Meaning in the Social Sciences, Joshua Howard, CUNY Graduate Center
342. Regular Paper Session— The New Role of Community Colleges: Public Policy Hopes, Pedagogical Concerns and Implications for Higher Education (Beacon Hill) Presider: Rifat A Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College Organizer: Rifat A Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College Addressing Inequality: The Role of Liberal Arts in the Community Colleges, Robin G Isserles, Borough of Manhattan Community College The Role of Sociology in the Liberal Arts Curriculum, Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College Teaching at a Community College: Pedagogical Differences, Challenges and Opportunities, Robert Caputi, UC-Santa Barbara and CUNY-BMCC Public Policy and the "New" Community Colleges: Implications for Faculty and Students, Rifat A Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College
343. Regular Paper Session— What Were We Thinking? (Thoreau Room) Presider: Nicole B Andersen, Columbia University Race and Ethnicity in News Coverage of Same-Sex Couples During the Massachusetts Marriage Equality Campaign, Jeffrey A Langstraat, University of North Dakota A Quantitative Approach to Identifying Propaganda in Peer Produced Knowledge, Michael Restivo, State University of New York at Stony Brook When Do Numbers Rule? The Absence of Numbers During the 1986 Crack Scare, Jerome Himmelstein, Amherst College
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Executive Committee David E. Lavin (2007-2010) Sharon Sassler (2007-2010) Rebecca S.K. Li (2008-2011) Arthur Paris (2008-2011) Zine Magubane (2009-2012) Margaret K. Nelson (2009-2012)
Executive Office and Budget Committee: Joan Spade Chair Gennifer Furst Ex-Officio: Kathleen Gerson (Past President) Emily H. Mahon (Executive Officer)
STANDING COMMITTEES Employment Richard M. Smith (Chair)
Nominations Christine E. Bose (Chair) Zine Magubane Margaret K. Nelson
Publications Committee: Nancy Denton (Chair) Rhonda Levine Karyn Loscocco King-To Yeung Ex-officio: Newsletter Editor: Debra Lemke Past President: Kathleen Gerson Sociological Forum Editor: Karen Cerulo Secretary: Joan Spade President: Rosanna Hertz Executive Officer: Emily Mahon
Status of Minorities: Jacqueline Johnson (Chair) Yang Cai Kecia Johnson Donald Connigen Moses Olobatuyi
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Status of Women: Dana Hysock (Co-Chair) Meghan A. Rich (Co-Chair) Joanne Ardovini Denise A. Copelton Medora W. Barnes Phyllis Kitzerow Michelle Budig Carrie Lee Smith Yang Cai Tamara L. Smith Laura West Steck
Graduate Education Committee Enrique Pumar (Chair) Ross Koppel Keumjae Park Richard A. Zdan
Undergraduate Education Committee: Polly J. Smith (Chair) Deborah Abowitz Janice Purk Stephanie Bennett Susan Ross Paul Calarco, Jr Alexander R. Thomas Norm Goodman Peggy Walsh Theresa Morris Jonathan White Ann Marie Popp
AWARD COMMITTEES
Candace Rogers Student Paper Award Sharon Sassler (Chair) Emily Rosenbaum Jeremy Staff
Merit Award Arthur Paris (Chair) Marjorie DeVault Elizabeth Higginbotham
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award Margaret K. Nelson (Chair) Philip Kasinitz Kevin Roy Zine Magubane Margaret Walsh
Robin M Williams Jr Lectureship and Site Committees Pamela Stone (Chair – Site) Karen V. Hansen (Chair – Lectureship) Christine E. Bose Rosanna Hertz Anita I. Garey Rebecca Li
Rose Laub Coser Dissertation Award Rebecca S. K. Li (Chair) Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong Rebecca Plante
2010 PROGRAM Program Committee Jonathan Imber and Christopher Winship (Co-Chairs) Christine E. Bose Nazli Kibria Anita I. Garey Pamela Stone Rosanna Hertz William Julius Wilson
Program Scheduling Committee Jennifer Girouard Clare Hammonds
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Local Arrangements Committee Shelley Kimelberg (chair) Jennifer Girouard Clare Hammonds Christel Hyden
Annual Meeting Site Selection Committee Rosanna Hertz Emily Mahon James H. Mahon
2010-2011 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS President: Christine E. Bose Vice-President: Karen V. Hansen Secretary: Katherine Chen Treasurer: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong Past-President: Rosanna Hertz President-Elect: Robert Zussman Vice-President-Elect: Anne Roschelle Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee Rebecca S.K. Li (2008-2011) Arthur Paris (2008-2011) Zine Magubane (2009-2012) Margaret K. Nelson (2009-2012) Nazli Kibria (2010-2013) Anita I. Garey (2010-2013)
87 The Eastern Sociological Society would like to thank the many people and organizations who have contributed to the success of this conference, including:
Program Committee . Jonathan Imber (Co-Chair) . Christopher Winship (Co-Chair) . Christine E. Bose . Nazli Kibria . Anita I. Garey . Pamela Stone . Rosanna Hertz . William Julius Wilson
Program Scheduling Committee . Jennifer Girouard . Clare Hammonds
Local Arrangements Committee Shelley Kimelberf (Chair) . Jennifer Girouard Clare Hammonds . Christel Hyden
Conference Logistics and Support . Jennifer Girouard . Christel Hyden . Clare Hammonds . Brad Smith, Meeting Savvy . Bill Wassmer New Books Reception Sponsors Sociometry Press Susan Bell Undergraduate Posters Sponsors George Washington University Southern Connecticut State University
General Program Sponsors Boston University SUNY Albany Brown University Temple University CUNY John Jay College University of Delaware – Dept of Sociology George Mason University University of Massachusetts - Amherst MIT Sloan Management Wellesley College Yale University Departmental Members 2010 American University Mansfield University Arcadia University Millersville University Bloomsburg University New York University Boston College Penn State Boston University Rutgers University Brandeis University Siena College Bridgewater State College St. Anselm College Bucknell University St. Bonaventure University Cabrini College St. Vincent College Chestnut Hill College SUNY- Brockport Connecticut College Syracuse University CUNY Brooklyn College Temple University Denison University The College of New Jersey Drew University Trinity College Elizabethtown College University of Connecticut George Mason University University of Massachusetts- Amherst Kings College University of Southern Maine Lycoming College West Chester University Wheaton College
88 CALL FOR PAPERS: Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities
2011 ANNUAL MEETING EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Sheraton- Society Hill Philadelphia, PA February 24-27, 2011
The concept of intersectionality or an intersectional framework, introduced about twenty years ago, has enriched and transformed academic research across many disciplines. Its application allows scholars to explore the simultaneous and multiplicative interaction of class, race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, sexuality, disability, citizenship and other axes of inequality in people’s lives as mutually constructing systems of power. The 2011 Meeting will focus on how an intersectional approach has been developed and utilized in different ways across the subfields of sociology. What methodologies best help us do an intersectional analysis? In what areas have intersectional analyses been most successful? What is the most recent research in these areas? How has using an intersectional approach advanced our knowledge?
The concept of intersectionality challenges the various areas within sociology to develop detailed critical explorations of complex inequalities and their cumulative and interactive effects on individuals and social institutions. Although submissions on all sociological topics are welcome, the organizers are particularly interested in those related to the Meeting’s theme. We welcome submissions in such varied forms as:
-Individual papers (please include one-page abstracts; longer drafts are also welcome) -Wholly constituted sessions (with names and affiliations of all presenters) -Thematic Conversations (panels of two or more scholars engaged in debate or exchange) -Workshops on specific topics and techniques (indicate the expert in charge) -Master classes featuring a prominent scholar or Q & A sessions -Roundtable and poster session presentations -Mini-conferences
Details about electronic submission will be posted in the next ESS newsletter, announced electronically on the ESS Announce List, and available at the ESS website: http://www.essnet.org. Regular paper submissions for all sociological topics in any of the above formats are due by September 30, 2010.
Send submissions to [email protected]
Program Committee: Gwen Moore (Chair), Christine E. Bose (President), Karen Hansen (Vice President), Zai Liang, Steven Messner, and Bandana Purkayastha.
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Abolafia, Mitch ([email protected]): 80 Asimakopoulos, John Aboudouh, Khaled Kazem ([email protected]): 146 ([email protected]): 62 Athanasiou, Lindsey P Abraham, Mabel B ([email protected]): 263 ([email protected]): 279 Abreu, Lorena M. Atkinson, Melissa ([email protected]): 84 ([email protected]): 158 Augis, Erin J ([email protected]): 234 Achuonjei, Joy Njang ([email protected]): 240 Aurini, Janice D ([email protected]): 53, 87 Adair, Stephen ([email protected]): 182 Austin Smith, Margaret R Agyei-Odame, Felicia ([email protected]): 158 ([email protected]): 266 Ahmed, Ghyasuddin ([email protected]): 334 Austin, Algernon ([email protected]): 46 Aidala, Angela ([email protected]): 64, 152 Avent-Holt, Dustin ([email protected]): 141 Aisenbrey, Silke ([email protected]): 44 Avery, Sarah D ([email protected]): 252 Akin, Afife Idil ([email protected]): 270 Awash, Beniam ([email protected]): 39 Akram, Susan ([email protected]): 167 Ayala, Jennifer ([email protected]): 307 Alba, Richard ([email protected]): 143, 189 Ayella, Marybeth F ([email protected]): 247 Albert, Kyle W ([email protected]): 117 Aytaç, Ik A ([email protected]): 316 Albright, Len ([email protected]): 91 Babb, Sarah ([email protected]): 30, 33 Alexiou, Nicholas Bacchus, Nazreen S ([email protected]): 330 ([email protected]): 192 Bader, Michael D.M. Allard, Faye L ([email protected]): 11 ([email protected]): 200 Allen, Dana Bail, Christopher A ([email protected]): 4 ([email protected]): 252 Bajc, Vida ([email protected]): 218, 259 Almandoz, John ([email protected]): 88 Bakalian, Anny ([email protected]): 167 Almeling, Rene ([email protected]): 314 Baker, Joshua M ([email protected]): 252 Alnuaim, Aziza A ([email protected]): 286 Baldassarri, Delia ([email protected]): 62 Alva, Melissa ([email protected]): 279 Ballard, Ellen ([email protected]): 154 Alves, Stephanie ([email protected]): 222 Bandy, Joe ([email protected]): 203 Amadu, Zulai ([email protected]): 158 Banerjee, Tarun D Amin, Shrina ([email protected]): 308 ([email protected]): 76, 288 Ammerman, Nancy ([email protected]): 144 Barker, Hattie ([email protected]): 277 Amodeo, Maryann ([email protected]): 120 Barnartt, Sharon Andersen, Margaret L. ([email protected]): 2, 186, 228 ([email protected]): 190 Andersen, Nicole B ([email protected]): 343 Barnes, Medora W. ([email protected]): 216, 306 Anderson, Elijah ([email protected]): 163 Barnett, Kalila (-): 281 Anderson, Julia ([email protected]): 277 Barnett, Rosalind C. ([email protected]): 3 Anderson, Morgan ([email protected]): 104 Barngrover, Kristen W Anderson, Shannon L ([email protected]): 222 ([email protected]): 310 Barochin, Arlene (-): 279 Anderson, Tammy L ([email protected]): 37, 279 Barr, Amy L ([email protected]): 269 Anderson-Hanley, Cay ([email protected]): 44 Barra, Andrea C ([email protected]): 74 Andrzejewski, Catherine S Bassi, Nicole ([email protected]): 252 ([email protected]): 305 Baynard, Carimanda Ansell, Amy E. ([email protected]): 175 ([email protected]): 66 Appelbaum, Jenna ([email protected]): 319 Becher, Debbie ([email protected]): 24, 237 Applin, Samantha E ([email protected]): 122 Beck, Rubye ([email protected]): 231 Aquino, Gabriel ([email protected]): 221 Beckfield, Jason ([email protected]): 33, Araia, Berhane (-): 189 201, 297 Aratani, Yumiko ([email protected]): 315 Beeman, Angie ([email protected]): 112 Ardovini, Joanne Behler, Rachel Leigh ([email protected]): 279 ([email protected]): 31 Bell, Susan E. ([email protected]): 159, 314 Arford, Tammi ([email protected]): 340 Bennett, Stephanie A ([email protected]): 7, Argueta, Edwin ([email protected]): 233 107 Armstrong, Elizabeth Mitchell Benoit Scott, Denise ([email protected]): 327 ([email protected]): 207, 236 Benson, Janel E ([email protected]): 322 Arnold, Sharon O ([email protected]): 247 Berger, Helen A ([email protected]): 108, 218 Aronson, Pamela ([email protected]): 157 Bergstrom-Lynch, Cara Artan-Bayhan, Zeynep S ([email protected]): 178 ([email protected]): 286 Berheide, Catherine W Arthur, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik ([email protected]): 11, 44 ([email protected]): 175 Berkowitz, Douglas Aryee, Augustine A ([email protected]): 120 ([email protected]): 222 Arzoglou, Eleni ([email protected]): 59 Bernburg, Jon G ([email protected]): 22 Asatouri, Ana ([email protected]): 279 Berrey, Ellen C ([email protected]): 93
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Besen-Cassino, Yasemin Brinton, Mary ([email protected]): 22 ([email protected]): 217 Britton, Dana M. ([email protected]): 166 Bessett, Danielle Bronfenbrenner, Kate ([email protected]): 224 ([email protected]): 128, 219, Brooks, Connor J ([email protected]): 56 236 Brown, Evrick ([email protected]): 21 Betz, Justin C ([email protected]): 237 Brown, Keith R ([email protected]): 147 Beveridge, Andrew Brueckner, Hannah ([email protected]): 121, 188 ([email protected]): 13 Biggert, Robert ([email protected]): 131, Brunn , Rachelle ([email protected]): 26 217 Brunson, Jeremy L Bikard, Michael ([email protected]): 8 ([email protected]): 190, 319 Billeaux, Michael Budig, Michelle ([email protected]): 16, 44 ([email protected]): 289 Buell, Tony Nicholis ([email protected]): 271 Billingham, Chase Michael Bugg, David ([email protected]): 13, 168 ([email protected]): 193 Buie, Jessica Campbell ([email protected]): 323 Birk, Lara ([email protected]): 105 Burgess, Jacob (-): 252 Black, Andrew M. ([email protected]): 279 Burkett, Tracy L. ([email protected]): 246 Black, Timothy ([email protected]): 142, 293, Burkhardt, Sarah M 298 ([email protected]): 158 Blackstone, Amy Burns, Linda M. ([email protected]): 316, 339 ([email protected]): 232 Burrows, Kathryn Blair, Sampson Lee ([email protected]): 290 ([email protected]): 210 Blau, Judith ([email protected]): 189 Busher, Melissa D ([email protected]): 239 Bleiberg Seperson, Susanne Butler, Olivia M ([email protected]): 252 ([email protected]): 159 Butler, Timothy A ([email protected]): 252 Bobo, Larry ([email protected]): 35, 282 Butler-Sweet, Colleen Boczkowski, Pablo ([email protected]): 221 ([email protected]): 316 Bodnar Deren, Susan M Butts, Angel M ([email protected]): 268 ([email protected]): 65 Butts, Milton ([email protected]): 132, 339 Boeckmann, Irene ([email protected]): 16, Bwiire, Godfrey (-): 210 44 Byrne, Dara N. ([email protected]): 202 Boeri, Miriam ([email protected]): 154 Caban, Maria ([email protected]): 152 Boeri, Natascia ([email protected]): 137 Cabrera , Angelica V Boguslaw, Alissa G ([email protected]): 37 ([email protected]): 158 Borghini, Andrea ([email protected]): 266 Cadge, Wendy ([email protected]): 144 Bose, Christine ([email protected]): 33 Callins, Corrinne ([email protected]): 277 Bose, Sunita ([email protected]): 335 Calnitsky, David ([email protected]): 56 Bosk, Charles L. ([email protected]): 207 Calvo, M. Rocio ([email protected]): 214 Boulis, Ann K. ([email protected]): 3 Camp, Bayliss J. ([email protected]): 195 Boussios, Emanuel Campbell, Teresa L ([email protected]): 158 ([email protected]): 4 Caputi, Robert ([email protected]): 342 Bowers, Donavan ([email protected]): 180 Caputo, Ashley B ([email protected]): 252 Bowler, Anne E ([email protected]): 104 Caputo-Levine, Deirdre D Bowman, Cara E ([email protected]): 244 ([email protected]): 132 Boyd, Margaret R ([email protected]): 180 Carey, Allison C. ([email protected]): 190 Bozorgmehr, Mehdi Carreiro, Joshua ([email protected]): 147 ([email protected]): 167 Carroll, Kysheeta ([email protected]): 158 Brady, David ([email protected]): 62 Carter, Allison I ([email protected]): 229 Braksmajer, Amy S Carter, Vivian L ([email protected]): 69 ([email protected]): 276 Carver, Rebekah Elizabeth ([email protected]): 222 Bramlett, Stephanie S. Carveth, Rod ([email protected]): 213, 324 ([email protected]): 174 Casalino, Larry P. ( [email protected]): 207 Branch, Enobong Hannah Casanova, Erynn Masi ([email protected]): 48, 139 ([email protected]): 235 Brannon, Monica ([email protected]): 197 Casciano, Rebecca R. ([email protected]): 91 Brasier, Kathy J ([email protected]): 20 Casey, Colleen ([email protected]): 112 Braun, Lundy ([email protected]): 69 Casey, Judi ([email protected]): 77 Breitwieser, Jamie L Cassino, Daniel ([email protected]): 217 ([email protected]): 158 Castelvecchi, Anne M ([email protected]): 59 Bridges, Todd Arthur Castilla, Emilio J. ([email protected]): 92, 162, 196 ([email protected]): 54 Casto, Heath (-): 279 Bridges, Tristan S ([email protected]): 103 Centauri, Widow ([email protected]): 95 Brienza, Casey ([email protected]): 318 Cha, Youngjoo (-): 205 Brigandi, Sarah A ([email protected]): 222 Chabon, Sheli ([email protected]): 41 Briggs, Elizabeth Chancer, Lynn ([email protected]): 113, ([email protected]): 158 223, 280, 283
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The Exhibit will be open Thursday March 18 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM Friday March 19 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Saturday March 20 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM Coffee Hours Friday March 19 2:00 PM Saturday March 20 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
Peace in Focus: Exhibition of Photos by Young People Dedicated to Grassroots Peace Journalism All Day Friday
New Books Reception Stop by and meet with ESS authors: Friday 3:00 - 4:00PM Margaret Andersen Laura Kramer Patricia Banks Ho Hon Leung Susan Bell Sylvia Mignon Tim Black Margaret Nelson Wendy Chapkis Nitin Nohria Katherine Chen Jan Poppendieck JoAnn Chirico Patricia Rieker Joanna G Dreby Jolene M Sanders Kathleen Gerson Mario Luis Small Barry Glassner Gaye Tuchman Tom Juravich Charles V Willie Kathleen Korgen EXHIBITORS AT OUR MEETING INCLUDE: Association Book Exhibit Documentary Educational Resources, Inc Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research New York University Press Pearson Education Polity Routledge Routledge/Taylor Francis Group The Edwin Mellen Press Transformation Studies Institute (TSI) Wadsworth Cengage Learning Wiley-Blackwell The Combined Book and Literature Display, features Lynne Rienner Publishers, Stylus Publishing, Taylor and Francis, Worth Publishers and A Special Display of Books authored by ESS Members, Including this year’s Winner of the Komarovsky Book Award * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Eastern Sociological Society thanks all of our exhibitors for their support. Special thanks are also due to the people who run our exhibit: Harve Horowitz and the staff at Exhibit Promotions Plus, Inc.