Eastern Sociological Society
New Diversity
Persistent Inequality
77TH Annual Meeting Sheraton Philadelphia Center City Hotel March 15-18, 2007 GENERAL IN&ORMATION
REGISTRATION
Hours: Thursday, 12:00-5:00 pm &riday, 8:00 - 5:00 pm. Saturday, 8:00-5:00 pm Sunday, 8:00-10:00 am.
The Registration Desk is located outside the Independence Ballroom on the Mezzanine level 1. When you register, you will be given a registration badge. 2. Badges are to be worn at all sessions and are required for admission to ESS events. 3. Registered participants may request complimentary badges for their nonmember spouses. ESS COMMONS The ESS COMMONS is on the Mezzanine level in Independence Ball Room. It includes: The Book Exhibit, which is described on the back inside cover of the program. The Message Board, where participants can leave and receive messages. The Employment Center which will be open Thursday 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM -riday 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Saturday 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
MEETING ROOMS Most meeting rooms are on the Mezzanine level of the hotel. The Liberty Ballroom and -oyer are on the Ballroom level. Seminar Room A is on the -irst -loor. A map can be found on the back of this program. COPIES O& PAPERS The ESS does not sell or distribute papers or abstracts. Please contact authors directly to obtain copies of papers or to get further information.
SESSION AND PAPER LENGTH In sessions without a discussant, presenters should take approximately 15 to 20 minutes to make their initial presentations, while in those where a discussant is listed (or which have more than four papers), presenters should plan on approximately 10 to 15 minutes and discussants the same amount of time. After all of the presentations, the presiders will ask for questions from the audience and a general discussion. Presiders should end sessions promptly to enable the following sessions to start on time.
UPCOMING ANNUAL MEETINGS: New York Roosevelt Hotel, &ebruary 21-24, 2008 Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel, Baltimore, MD, March 19-21, 2009
New Diversity…. Persistent Inequality
The 77th Annual Meeting Of the Eastern Sociological Society
Sheraton Philadelphia City Center Hotel Philadelphia, PA March 15-18, 2007
Table of Contents
Program Highlights 2 Call for 2008 Papers 5 Program Summary 6 Program Details 13 Previous Officers and Award Winners 68 ESS Officers and Committees 71 Acknowledgements 74 Publisher Advertisements 75 Index of Participants 84 General Information Inside Front Cover Book Exhibitors Inside Back Cover Session Room Maps Back Cover Cover Design: Emily Mahon
Begin Making Plans for ESS 2008: Beyond Ourselves: Sociology in a Global Mode February 21-24, 2008 Roosevelt Hotel New York, NY
1 “New Diversity, Persistent Inequality” 2007 ESS Program Highlights The ESS President and Program Committee thank the many ESS members who have worked so hard to make this year’s program so strong. We are pleased with the entire program, and particularly wish to draw your attention to the following events: PLENARY SESSIONS Thursday 5:30-7:00 pm # 55 Robin M. Williams Jr. Lecture Philadelphia Michele Lamont, Harvard University; North Reception follows Friday 5:30-7:00 PM #135 Presidential Plenary: Liberty The Changing Nature of Inequality in America (Katherine Newman, Roberto Suro, Mary C. Waters, Jerry G. Watts); Reception follows. Saturday 5:30-7:00 PM #243 Presentation of 2007 Awards and Liberty Presidential Address (Inequality, Diversity,, and Justice Philip Kasinitz); Reception follows. ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR. LECTURE Thursday 5:30-7:00 PM #55 Michele Lamont, Harvard University Philadelphia North IN MEMORY – THE LEGACY OF ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR Thursday 3:30 -5:00PM #44 Philip Kasinitz, Charles Hirschman, Melvin Salon 6 Kohn, Michael Macy, Peter Rose SPOTLIGHT ON PHILADELPHIA Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM #9 WEB DuBois and the Philadelphia Negro Salon 3 (Tukufu Zuberi, David Grazian Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM #24 Local Culture and Urban Development in Salon 4 Philadelphia (Jerome Hodos, Mark Stern, Susan C. Seifert, Frederick Wherry, Joshua Sevin, David Grazian) Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #114 Education, Race and Inequality in Salon 4 Philadelphia (Grace Kao, Faye Allard, Maia Cucchiara, Raymond Gunn, David Grazian) Friday 3:30-5:00 PM #129 Interaction on the Streets of Philadelphia Salon 4 - A Tribute to Erving Goffman (Elijah Anderson, Eviatar Zerubavel, Randall Collins, David Gibson, Davie Grazian Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM #212 Social Capital and Civic Life in Salon 4 Philadelphia (Barbara Ferman, Valeria G Harvell, Patricia Stern Smallacombe, Richardson Dilworth, David Grazian) Sunday 12:00-1:30PM #267 Urban Poverty in Philadelphia (Patrick J Freedom Carr, Dennis P Culhane, David Grazian Ballroom B THEMATIC SESSIONS Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM #27 Undocumented Students and the DREAM Salon 10 ACT Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM #44 The Legacy of Robin M. Williams, Jr Salon 6 Friday 10:15-11:45AM #84 The Old Neighborhood: A Conversation Salon 10 About Gentrification and Inequality. Friday 12:00-1:30 PM #88 Second Generation Immigrants Philadelphia South Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #116 The Experience of Second Generation Freedom Asian Americans Ballroom B
2 THEMATIC SESSIONS Friday 3:30-5:00 PM #122 Diversity and Inequality Among older Philadelphia Americans. North Friday 5:15-6:45 PM #135 Presidential Plenary: The Changing Liberty D Nature of Inequality in America. Sunday 10:15-11:45AM #256 Immigrants and Minorities in Europe, Freedom Canada, and the US Ballroom D MINI-CONFERENCE: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL – EXPLORING THE SOCIOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF ARLIE RUSSELL HOCHSCHILD Friday 8:30-9:50 AM #56 The Emotional Work of Creating Families Liberty D Friday 10:15-11:35AM #72 Commercialism and Global Markets Liberty D Friday 1:00 – 2:00 PM #102 Plenary: Barbara Ehrenreich Liberty D Friday 2:15-3:35 PM #119 Ideology, Meaning, and Visibility Liberty D Friday 4:00-5:00 PM #134 A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild, Liberty D facilitated by Troy Duster AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM #36 Kathrin Zippel: The Politics of Sexual Salon 3 Harassment: A Comparative Study of the United States, the European Union, and Germany ( Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women) Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM #37 Bruce Western: Punishment and Salon 4 Inequality in America. Friday 8:30-10:00 AM #60 John Torpey: Making Whole What has Freedom Been Smashed. Ballroom C Friday 10:15-11:45AM #73 Eviatar Zerubavel: The Elephant in the Salon 3 Room: Silence and Denial in Everyday Life. Friday 10:15-11:45PM #74 William Julius Wilson: There Goes the Philadelphia Neighborhood: Racial, Ethnic, and Class South Tensions in Four Chicago Neighborhoods and Their Meaning for America. Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #103 Sudhir A. Venkatesh: Off the Books: The Salon 3 Underground Economy of the Urban Poor Friday 3:30-5:00 PM #121 Jody Heymann: Forgotten Families: Salon 3 Ending the Growing Crisis Confronting Children and Working Parents in the Global Economy. Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM #136 Heather Beth Johnson: The American Salon 5 Dream and the Power of Wealth: Choosing Schools and Inheriting Inequality in the Land of Opportunity. Saturday 10:15-11:45AM #159 Dowell Myers: Immigrants and Boomers: Philadelphia Forging a New Social Contract for the South Future of America. Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM #178 Eric Klinenberg: Fighting for Air: The Salon 10 Battle to Control America's Media. Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM #201 Jeffrey C. Alexander: The Civil Sphere Salon 3 Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM #223 Jackie Orr: Panic Diaries: A Genealogy of Seminar A Panic Disorder Sunday 10:15-11:45AM #251 Mary C. Waters and Reed Ueda, with Salon 10 Helen B. Marrow: The New Americans: A Guide to Immigration since 1965 Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM #263 Irene Bloemraad: Becoming a Citizen: Freedom Incorporating Immigrants and Refugees Ballroom A in the United States and Canada.
3 CONVERSATIONS WITH Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM #35 A Conversation with Craig Calhoun Salon 10 Friday 3:30-5:00 PM #120 A Conversation with Douglas Massey Salon 10 Friday 4:00-5:00 PM #134 A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild Liberty D Saturday 10:15-11:45AM #156 A Conversation with Margaret Anderson Salon 10 and Elizabeth Higginbotham Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM #222 A Conversation with Alejandro Portes Salon 10
FEATURED SESSIONS Friday 10:15-11:45AM #85 Workshop on Publishing Books in the Philadelphia Social Sciences North Friday 12:00-1:30 PM #96 Sociology Journals from the Inside: The Philadelphia Editors Speak. North Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #115 Talk About Freaky: Sociological Response Philadelphia to "Freakonomics" South Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #117 Urban Fortunes: 20 Years Later (or Philadelphia whatever happened to the "New" Urban North Sociology?) Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM #186 NOW and the struggle for Women's Philadelphia Equality - In Honor of the 40th South Anniversary of the National Organization for Women. Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM #226 Funding Sources for Sociologists Salon 3
WORKSHOPS and SESSIONS ON TEACHING Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM #6 Prepping Your First Class-workshop Freedom Ballroom D Thursday 3:30-5:00PM #49 Love Teaching? How to Land Your Ideal Philadelphia Job (Roundtable) North - E Friday 8:30-10:00AM #65 Making it Real: Curriculum and Pedagogy Salon 9 in the Community College Classroom Friday 10:15-11:45AM #85 Workshop on Publishing Books in the Philadelphia Social Sciences North Friday 12:00-1:30 PM #99 Teaching Workshop: Involving Salon 10 Undergraduates in Research Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #106 From Tenure-Track to Tenure: Tips for Salon 10 Navigating the Path Successfully Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM #192 Undergraduate Workshop: Choosing a Philadelphia Graduate Program North Sunday 10:15-11:45AM #258 Teaching Workshop: Strategies for Salon 6 Improving Critical Thinking Skills EVENTS Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM #36 Kathrin Zippel: Author Meets Feminist Salon 3 Critics Friday 10:15-11:45AM #78 How to Succeed in Smaller Academic Salon 9 Settings Saturday 10:15-11:45AM #169 Women of Color in the Profession: Philadelphia Challenges in Teaching, Research, and North Practice Sunday 10:15-11:45AM #254 Doing Research On Women, About Freedom Women, and For Women Ballroom E EVENTS Sponsored by the Association for Humanist Sociology Saturday 3:30-4:30 PM #221 Finding Diversity, Challenging Inequality: Philadelphia Humanist Sociology and the Search for a North Better World Saturday 4:30-5:15 PM #242 Reception for members Philadelphia North
4 EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO SOCIOLOGY STUDENTS Friday 10:15-11:45AM #87 Undergraduate Poster Session 1 Independence Ballroom Friday 1:45-3:15 PM #118 Undergraduate Poster Session 2 Independence Ballroom Saturday 10:15-11:45AM #177 Undergraduate Poster Session 3 Independence Ballroom Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM #192 Undergraduate Workshop: Choosing a Philadelphia Graduate Program North OPPORTUNITIES TO EAT AND TALK Thursday 7:00-8:00PM #55 Reception following Robin Williams Jr. Independence Lecture Foyer Friday 10AM and 2PM Coffee/Tea Time Independence Ballroom Friday 7:00-8:00PM #135 Reception following Presidential Plenary Liberty D Saturday 10AM and 2PM Coffee/Tea Time Independence Ballroom Saturday 7:00-8:00PM #243 Reception following ESS Awards Liberty D Ceremony and Presidential Address Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM #246 ESS General Business Meeting [breakfast] Liberty D
IT IS NEVER TO SOON TO BEGIN PLANNING…………
Beyond Ourselves: Sociology in a Global Mode ESS 78th Annual Meeting February 21-24, 2008 New York, NY
New York City will host the 2008 meetings of the Eastern Sociological Society and as a premier "global metropolis," it serves as an appropriate location for highlighting the increasing range of sociological research that places the US in a broader context, develops comparative paradigms, focuses on sociological studies of other societies and cultures, and recognizes the increasing interdependence and competition that defines the modern world. The 2008 program committee will be inviting scholars from outside of the US to join us as special commentators on plenary panels, as spokespersons for new sociological paradigms developing beyond our borders. The "global easterns" will pay particular attention to the manifestations of inequality that drive immigration from the rest to the west and back again, that situate inside the urban villages of the 21st century, and have transformed regions previously untouched by immigration. It will focus on the role of globalization in labor, education, and the family -- institutions caught in the sway of worldwide integration that has undermined and rearranged, promoted and celebrated new roles for women and men as breadwinners and parents and for children as consumers and actors in the international race for human capital. We will look anew at how studies of "other places and other spaces" enhance the sociological imagination.
Katherine Newman
5 ESS Annual Meeting Program Summary Thursday, March 15 Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 1. Communities and Ethnographies (Salon 4) 2. Community Development and Community Involvement (Salon 5) 3. Culture and Punishment (Salon 6) 4. Methodologies (Freedom Ballroom A) 5. Pedagogy (Freedom Ballroom B) 6. Prepping Your First Class - workshop (Freedom Ballroom D) 7. Public Opinion and Attitudes (Freedom Ballroom E) 8. Sociology of Reproduction (Freedom Ballroom C) 9. Spotlight on Philadelphia: WEB DuBois and the Philadelphia Negro (Salon 3) 10. Workers and Retirement (Salon 10) 11. Refereed Roundtable— After Katrina (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 12. Refereed Roundtable— Clients' Providers under Welfare Reform (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 13. Refereed Roundtable— Collaborative Research on Affective Labor and Biopolitical Governance (Philadelphia N D) 14. Refereed Roundtable— Community and Social Problems (Philadelphia N B) 15. Refereed Roundtable— Community Involvement and Community Activism (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 16. Refereed Roundtable— Immigration and Gender (Philadelphia N A) 17. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Global Issues (Liberty D Roundtable 3) 18. Refereed Roundtable— Women, Work, Education and [Inelligible] (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 19. Classroom Practice and Teaching (Freedom Ballroom B) 20. Constructing Social Problems (Salon 6) 21. ESS Executive Committee Meeting I (Salon 7) 22. Globalization and Collective Behavior (Freedom Ballroom C) 23. Racial and Ethnic Identity (Freedom Ballroom A) 24. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Local Culture and Urban Development in Philadelphia (Salon 4) 25. The Role of Social Theory (Freedom Ballroom D) 26. Theorizing Race and Gender (Freedom Ballroom E) 27. Undocumented students and the DREAM ACT (Salon 10) 28. Workplace Studies (Salon 5) 29. Refereed Roundtable— Culture, Globalization, and Consumption (Liberty D Roundtable 4) 30. Refereed Roundtable— Higher Education (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 31. Refereed Roundtable— Local Communities (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 32. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable: Surveys and Networks (Philadelphia N C) 33. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Disaster (Philadelphia N E) 34. Refereed Roundtable— Violence and Immigration (Philadelphia N A) Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 35. A Conversation with Craig Calhoun (Salon 10) 36. Author [Kathrin Zippel] Meets Feminist Critic (Sponsored by the ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Salon 3) 37. Author Meets Critics [Bruce Western] (Salon 4) 38. Building Change: Ethnicity & Gender in the Architecture Profession (Freedom Ballroom A) 39. Crime in a Local Context II (Freedom Ballroom C) 40. ESS Minority Fellows Panel (Freedom Ballroom E) 41. Interaction in Theory and Practice (Freedom Ballroom D) 42. Political Mobilization of New Immigrants in New York: Mexicans, Liberians, and Pakistanis (Salon 5) 43. Teaching Methodology (Freedom Ballroom B) 44. The Legacy of Robin Williams (Salon 6) 45. Refereed Roundtable— Childbirth and Ideals (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 46. Refereed Roundtable— Drugs and Crime (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 47. Refereed Roundtable— Homophobia and Compulsory Sexuality (Liberty D Roundtable 4)
6 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd 48. Refereed Roundtable— Hooking Up, Binge Drinking, and Sexual Assault: Exploring the Connections (Philadelphia N D) 49. Refereed Roundtable— Love Teaching? How to Land Your Ideal Job (Philadelphia N E) 50. Refereed Roundtable— Parenthood: Mothers and Fathers (Philadelphia N C) 51. Refereed Roundtable— Revisiting the Classics: Marx, Durkheim, and Weber (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 52. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable on Public Health (Philadelphia N B) 53. Refereed Roundtable— Women Work and Class (Philadelphia N A) 54. Refereed Roundtable— Work and Health (Liberty D Roundtable 3) Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 55. The Robin Williams Lecture: Michele Lamont (Philadelphia North) Reception to follow Friday, March 16 Sessions 8:30 AM—9:50 AM 56. Hochschild Conference, Session I: The Emotional Work of Creating Families (Liberty D) This is the first session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild. Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 57. "Theorizing Globalization: Old or new Paradigm?" (A propos of "Frontiers of Globalization Research", Springer, 2007): a panel discussion. (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 58. (Un)Equal Protection under the Law: Immigrants and the U.S. Justice System (Salon 3) 59. Aging and HIV/AIDS: Understanding the Social, Public Health and Medical Implications (Salon 4) 60. Author Meets Critics [John Torpey] (Freedom Ballroom C) 61. Community Health (Freedom Ballroom A) 62. ESS Publications Committee (Salon 7) 63. Family, Poverty, and Economic Inequality (Seminar A) 64. Inequality Discourses (Salon 6) 65. Making it Real: Curriculum and Pedagogy in the Community College Classroom (Salon 9) 66. Race, Ethnicity, and Education (Freedom Ballroom D) 67. Religion, Law, and the Public Sphere (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 68. Sexual Exploitation and Violence (Salon 5) 69. Subcultures and Ethnography (Freedom Ballroom E) 70. Transgender and Intersecting Identities (Freedom Ballroom B) 71. Under the cosmopolitan canopy (Salon 10) Sessions 10:15 AM—11:35 AM 72. Hochschild Conference, Session II: Commercialism and Global Markets (Liberty D) Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 73. Author Meets Critics [Eviatar Zerubavel] (Salon 3) 74. Author Meets Critics [William Julius Wilson] (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 75. Educational Policy (Freedom Ballroom D) 76. Family and Ethnicity (Freedom Ballroom A) 77. Housing (Salon 6) 78. How to Succeed in Smaller Academic Settings (Panel Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Salon 9) 79. Latin America: Free Trade, State, and Social Problems. (Freedom Ballroom E) 80. Teaching Theory (Salon 5) 81. The Changing Lanscape of Disability Identity (Seminar A) 82. The Family and Parents' Role (Freedom Ballroom C) 83. The Idea of Sports (Salon 4) 84. The Old Neighborhood: A Conversation About Gentrification and Inequality. (Salon 10) 85. Workshop on Publishing Books in the Social Sciences (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 86. Young Blacks Identity and Attachment (Freedom Ballroom B) 87. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session I (Independence Ballroom)
7 Friday cont'd Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 88. 2nd Generation Immigrants (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 89. Culture and Politics in Eastern Europe (Salon 4) 90. Divorce, Remarriage, Custody (Salon 3) 91. Education and Inequality I (Freedom Ballroom D) 92. Gender and Interpersonal Violence I (Freedom Ballroom A) 93. Gender, Politics, and Pop Culture (Freedom Ballroom C) 94. Gender, Sex, and Intimacy among Youth and College Students (Freedom Ballroom B) 95. Perceptions of Family and Parenting (Seminar A) 96. Sociology Journals from the Inside: The Editors Speak (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 97. Sociology of Disability (Freedom Ballroom E) 98. Sociology of Food (Salon 5) 99. Teaching Workshop: Involving Undergraduates in Research (Salon 10) 100. The Intersection of Race and Gender (Salon 6) 101. Visual Sociology (Salon 9) Sessions 1:00 PM—2:00 PM 102. Hochschild Conference PLENARY: Barbara Ehrenreich, author "Nickel and Dimed" (Liberty D) Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 103. Author Meets Critics [Sudhir A. Venkatesh] (Salon 3) 104. Crime in a Local Context I (Freedom Ballroom D) 105. ESS Sociological Forum Editorial Board (Salon 7) 106. From Tenure-Track to Tenure: Tips for Navigating the Path Successfully (Salon 10) 107. Gender and Interpersonal Violence II (Freedom Ballroom A) 108. Methodological Challenges and Innovations (Freedom Ballroom E) 109. Movements and Identity (Seminar A) 110. Perceptions of Aging (Salon 6) 111. Race and Place (Salon 9) 112. Same Sex Communities and Parenting (Salon 5) 113. Sociology and Religion II (Freedom Ballroom C) 114. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Education, Race and Inequality in Philadelphia (Salon 4) 115. Talk About Freaky: Sociological Response to "Freakonomics" (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 116. The Experience of Second-Generation Asian Americans (Freedom Ballroom B) 117. Urban Fortunes: 20 Years Later (or whatever happened to the "New" Urban Sociology?) (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 118. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session II (Independence Ballroom) Sessions 2:15 PM—3:35 PM 119. Hochschild Conference, Session III: Ideology, Meaning, and Visibility (Liberty D) Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 120. A Conversation with Douglas Massey (Salon 10) 121. Author Meets Critics [Jody Heymann, "Forgotten Families"] (Salon 3) 122. Diversity and Inequality Among Older Americans (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 123. Hip-Hop and Spoken Word (Salon 5) 124. Immigration and Politics (Freedom Ballroom C) 125. Labor and Capital in a Globalized World (Salon 6) 126. Local Economies, Global Markets: Quo Vadis? (Freedom Ballroom B) 127. New Immigrants in Places Beyond the Traditional Gateways (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 128. Race and Ethnicity in Urban America (Salon 9) 129. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Interaction on the Streets of Philadelphia - A Tribute to Erving Goffman (Salon 4) 130. Teaching Inequality (Seminar A) 131. The Impact of Race and Ethnicity on Assets and Work (Freedom Ballroom A) 132. The Media and Civic Engagement (Freedom Ballroom D) 133. Youth and Social Problems (Freedom Ballroom E)
8 Friday cont'd Sessions 4:00 PM—5:00 PM 134. Hochschild Conference: A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild, facilitated by Troy Duster (Liberty D) Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 135. Presidential Plenary: The Changing Nature of Inequality in America (Liberty D) Reception to follow Saturday, March 17 Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 136. Author Meets Critics [Heather Beth Johnson] (Salon 5) 137. Classes and Inequalities in China (Salon 9) 138. Ethnic Identity (Salon 10) 139. Gender and Education (Freedom Ballroom D) 140. Gender and Migration (Freedom Ballroom E) 141. Globalization and Its Discontents (Freedom Ballroom C) 142. HIV and Discourses of Risk (Freedom Ballroom B) 143. Illiberal Moderates (Salon 3) 144. Knowledge, Intellectual Integrity: Capitalism (Seminar A) 145. Motherhood and Identity (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 146. New Directions in Multiracial Research I (Salon 4) 147. Race and Ethnicity in the Media (Freedom Ballroom A) 148. The Social Production of Environmental Vulnerability (Salon 6) 149. Refereed Roundtable— Family and Generational Relations (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 150. Refereed Roundtable— Gender, Masculinities, and Behavior (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 151. Refereed Roundtable— LGBT Identity (Liberty D Roundtable 4) 152. Refereed Roundtable— Religious Institutions and Subgroups in the U.S. and Other Milieus (Liberty D Roundtable 3) 153. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable: Pedagogy (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 154. Refereed Roundtable— Youth and Services (Liberty D Roundtable 6) Sessions 10:00 AM—11:00 AM 155. New Books Reception (Independence Ballroom) Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 156. A Conversation with Margaret Anderson and Elizabeth Higginbotham (Salon 10) 157. African Immigration to the United States: Case Studies of Residence, Occupation, and Consumption Choices (Salon 5) 158. Aging and Quality of Life (Seminar A) 159. Author Meets Critics [Dowell Myers] (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 160. Environmental Studies (Freedom Ballroom B) 161. Gender and Representation (Salon 9) 162. Longitudinal Ethnography (Salon 3) 163. Medicine and Culture (Freedom Ballroom D) 164. New Directions in Multiracial Research II (Salon 4) 165. Race and Health (Salon 6) 166. Racial Images and Attitudes (Freedom Ballroom C) 167. Sexuality, Gender, and Adolescence (Freedom Ballroom E) 168. Sociology on Terrorism (Freedom Ballroom A) 169. Women of Color in the Profession: Challenges in Teaching, Research, and Practice (Panel Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 170. Refereed Roundtable— Consumerism and Consumption (Liberty D Roundtable 3) 171. Refereed Roundtable— Development and Stratification I (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 172. Refereed Roundtable— Land Use, Urban Change, and Development (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 173. Refereed Roundtable— Meeting Students Where They Are: Alternative Discussion Techniques (Liberty D Roundtable 6)
9 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 174. Refereed Roundtable— Memory, Place and Accounts (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 175. Refereed Roundtable— Sociology of Bodies (Liberty D Roundtable 7) 176. Refereed Roundtable— Techniques of State Power: War on Drugs and War on Terror (Liberty D Roundtable 4) 177. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session III (Independence Ballroom) Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 178. Author Meets Critics [Eric Klinenberg] (Salon 10) 179. Black Immigrants in the U.S. (Salon 5) 180. Committee Meeting: Committee on the Status of Women (Salon 7) 181. Creativity and Consumption (Freedom Ballroom A) 182. Culture, Institutions, and Social Change in China (Salon 9) 183. Education and Inequality II (Freedom Ballroom C) 184. Families Negotiating Inequality: Challenges of Care and the Market (Salon 3) 185. Movements and Changing Organizations (Salon 4) 186. NOW and the struggle for Women's Equality - In Honor of the 40th Anniversary of the National Organization for Women. Presidential Session. (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 187. Poverty and Social Capital (Freedom Ballroom E) 188. Revisiting Classical Sociological Theory (Freedom Ballroom B) 189. Social Policy, Family, and Poverty (Freedom Ballroom D) 190. Teaching Substantive Topics (Seminar A) 191. Terrorism and Collective Memory (Salon 6) 192. Undergraduate Workshop: Choosing a Graduate Program (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 193. Refereed Roundtable— Development and Stratification II (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 194. Refereed Roundtable— Household Labor and Inequality (Liberty D Roundtable 4) 195. Refereed Roundtable— Mexican America (Liberty D Roundtable 6) 196. Refereed Roundtable— Social Identities in Virtual Space (Liberty D Roundtable 3) 197. Refereed Roundtable— Sport and Identity (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 198. Refereed Roundtable— War and Sociology (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 199. Refereed Roundtable— Why We Don’t Promote Our Books and How We Could Do A Better Job of It: A Conversation among Authors (Liberty D Roundtable 7) Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 200. Whiteness: Sociology Meets History (Salon 10) 201. Author Meets Critics [Jeffrey Alexander] (Salon 3) 202. ESS Undergraduate Committee (Salon 7) 203. Immigrants and American Communities (Freedom Ballroom B) 204. Iraq since 2003: What's gone wrong? What's gone right? What next? (Philadelphia Ballroom North) 205. Media Narratives and Social Problems (Freedom Ballroom E) 206. Nationhood, Power, and Social Change. (Salon 9) 207. Pedagogy in Higher Education (Freedom Ballroom D) 208. Post 9/11 Research on the Middle Eastern Americans (Salon 6) 209. Race and Education (Salon 5) 210. Social Problems and the Internet (Seminar A) 211. Sociology and Policymaking (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 212. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Social Capital and Civic Life in Philadelphia (Salon 4) 213. Ways of Doing Ethnography (Freedom Ballroom C) 214. Youth and Social Movements (Freedom Ballroom A) 215. Refereed Roundtable— Collective Action and Social Movements (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 216. Refereed Roundtable— Race, Class, and Gender at Work (Liberty D Roundtable 6) 217. Refereed Roundtable— Raising Children in a Diverse Society (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 218. Refereed Roundtable— Sociology and Religion I (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 219. Refereed Roundtable— Women and Crime (Liberty D Roundtable 4) 220. Refereed Roundtable— Women and Work Conflicts (Liberty D Roundtable 3)
10 Saturday cont'd Sessions 3:30 PM—4:30 PM 221. Finding Diversity, Challenging Inequality: Humanist Sociology and the Search for a Better World (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 222. A Conversation with Alejandro Portes (Salon 10) 223. Author Meets Critics [Jackie Orr] (Seminar A) 224. Deindustrialization, Globalization, and Urban Economies (Salon 5) 225. Education, Activism, and Behaviours (Freedom Ballroom C) 226. Funding Sources for Sociologists (Salon 3) 227. Global Identities (Salon 6) 228. Law and Professionalism (Philadelphia Ballroom South) 229. Organizational Sociology (Salon 4) 230. Parenting (Freedom Ballroom E) 231. Politics of Biotechnology Research (Freedom Ballroom B) 232. Postcolonialism, Poststructuralism, Postmodernity. (Salon 7) 233. Religion, Race, and Ethnicity (Freedom Ballroom A) 234. Social Bodies: Feminist Perspectives (Freedom Ballroom D) 235. The Challenge of Merging Social and Psychic Perspectives (Salon 9) 236. Refereed Roundtable— Entrepreneurship and the shifting boundaries of economic development: Institutions, Networks and Emerging Practices (Liberty D Roundtable 6) 237. Refereed Roundtable— Food Practice and Policy (Liberty D Roundtable 5) 238. Refereed Roundtable— Inventing Gender Traditions in the U.S. and Other Milieus (Liberty D Roundtable 3) 239. Refereed Roundtable— Political Practice in Historical Perspective (Liberty D Roundtable 2) 240. Refereed Roundtable— Race, Ethnicity, and Popular Culture (Liberty D Roundtable 1) 241. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Animals (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Sessions 4:30 PM—5:15 PM 242. Humanist Sociology RECEPTION for mini-session participants (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 243. Awards and Presidential Address [Philip Kasinitz] (Liberty D) Reception to follow Sunday, March 18 Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 244. Women and Social Movements (Salon 5) 245. ESS Chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society, Committee Meeting (Salon 7) 246. ESS General Business Meeting [breakfast] (Liberty D) 247. HIV and the Community (Freedom Ballroom E) 248. Inequality and Location (Freedom Ballroom D) 249. Masculinities (Freedom Ballroom C) 250. Research Methods in Migration Studies: War Stories of Young Scholars. (Freedom Ballroom B) Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 251. Author Meets Critics [Mary Waters, Reed Ueda, and Helen Marrow] (Salon 10) 252. Black Immigrants (Freedom Ballroom C) 253. Culture and the Public Sphere: Memory, Space, Art. (Freedom Ballroom A) 254. Doing Research On Women, About Women, and For Women (Paper Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Freedom Ballroom E) 255. Examinations Across the Discipline (Freedom Ballroom B) 256. Immigrants and Minorities in Europe, Canada, and the US (Freedom Ballroom D) 257. Psychiatry, Mental Illness, and Social Policy. (Salon 5) 258. Teaching Workshop: Strategies for Improving Critical Thinking Skills (Salon 6)
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Sunday, Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd 259. Refereed Roundtable— The Intersection of Communities, Families, and Income (Philadelphia N C) 260. Refereed Roundtable— The Social Construction of Medical Knowledge (Philadelphia N D) 261. Refereed Roundtable— Work and Paying the Bills (Philadelphia N E) Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 262. A View from Within the Prison-Industrial Complex (Salon 5) 263. Author Meets Critics [Irene Bloemraad] (Freedom Ballroom A) 264. ESS Executive Committee Meeting II (Salon 7) 265. Ethnicity, Immigration, and The City (Freedom Ballroom D) 266. Race. Ethnicity, and Gender (Freedom Ballroom C) 267. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Urban Poverty in Philadelphia (Freedom Ballroom B) 268. Visual and Performing Arts (Salon 6)
12 New Diversity…Persistent Inequality Program Details
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM
1. Communities and Ethnographies (Salon 4) From the Streets to the Workplace: An Ethnographic Study of Puerto Rican Men, Timothy Black, University of Hartford "Which One Is Yours?": Children and Ethnography, Hilary Levey, Princeton University Bar Landscapes: Culture and Conflict on the Lower East Side, Richard E. Ocejo, CUNY Graduate Center Contextualizing Impressions of Neighborhood Change: Linking Business Directories to Ethnography, Jason Patch, Roger Williams University; John Joe Schlichtman, Queens College/CUNY Discussant: Sherri Grasmuck, Temple University 2. Community Development and Community Involvement (Salon 5) The Genesis and Organizational Structure of Community Development in Cleveland, Michael McQuarrie, University of California, Davis Reexamining social capital trends in the United States: Young generations as the driving force in improving social capital, Sangyoub Park, Washburn University Effects of HOPE-VI Mixed-Income Redevelopment on Community Dynamics and Social Isolation, Laura Tach, Harvard University The Net Effect: The Impact of the Internet on Community Involvement, Daniel Jason Potter, University of Virginia
3. Culture and Punishment (Salon 6) Broken Windows and Broken People: Courtroom Interaction in a Quality of Life Court, Christine Zozula, University of Connecticut Six Mile Road: Reclaiming the Carceral Experience, Jamie J. Fader, University of Pennsylvania Cultural Criminology and Its Practices: A dialogue between the theorist and the street researcher, Jock Young, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; David Brotherton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice How We Kill Our Criminals: The Fad Cycle in Capital Punishment Methods, Megan Denver, University of Delaware; Joel Best, University of Delaware; Ken Haas, University of Delaware
4. Methodologies (Freedom Ballroom A) The Sociological Imagination Meets Lived Spaces: Mental & Cognitive Maps as Methodological Investigations toward and for Social Justice, Jen Gieseking, The Graduate Center, City University of New York The Sociological Machination: A Case For New Methods, Steven C. Kehnel, University of Missouri- Columbia Qualitative Research Methods in Fashion Studies, Yuniya Kawamura, Fashion Institute of Technology
13 Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 5. Pedagogy (Freedom Ballroom B) Preparation of HQ Teachers in Urban Classrooms: Implications for Training, Practice and Management, Joy M Barnes-Johnson, Temple University; Jeri Johnson, Excell CDC; Crystal V Barnes, Temple University Teaching in the "Post-Racist" Classroom, Ana Maria Garcia, Arcadia University; Dina Pinsky, Arcadia University In the World of Teacher Quality Self-Efficacy Makes a Difference: An Analysis of the Organizational Factors, Judith C. Stull, Temple University/ LaSalle University; Trevor Sewell, Temple University; Stephen Ryan, Temple University; Susan Varnum, Temple University Textbook v. Reality in Research: What Students and Faculty Can Learn from Collaborative Research, Heather Smith Feldhaus, Bloomsburg Univ; Pamela Donovan, Bloomsburg University
6. Prepping Your First Class - workshop (Freedom Ballroom D) Organizers: Carolyn Corrado, SUNY Albany; Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College Prepping Your First Class - workshop, Carolyn Corrado, SUNY Albany; Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College
7. Public Opinion and Attitudes (Freedom Ballroom E) What do People Think of Wal-Mart? Exploring American Responses to the Retail Giant, Rebekah Peeples Massengill, Princeton University Public Assessments of the Importance of Genes for Psychological, Social, and Health Outcomes., Sara Shostak, Brandeis University; Jeremy Freese, University of Wisconsin-Madison & Harvard University; Jo C Phelan, Columbia University; Bruce G Link, Columbia University A Political Issue in a Moral Arena or a Moral Issue in a Political Arena? The Impact of Religion and Political Ideology on Abstinence-Only Education Attitudes, Alyssa Richman, Temple University Gentrification: Sociologial Examination of Media Accounts, Robert V Grantham, UMASS-Lowell
8. Sociology of Reproduction (Freedom Ballroom C) Organizer: Courtney Bangert Jackson, Ibis Reproductive Health The Political-Economic Context of Increasing Cesarean Section Rates in the U.S., Theresa Morris, Trinity College Cesarean Rates in Developing Countries, Carine Ronsmans, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Sara Holtz, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; Cynthia Stanton, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Competing Definitions, Contested Knowledge: Biomedical and Maternal Constructions of Normal Fetal Development, Danielle Bessett, Williams College The Importance of Ethnicity: Fertility Behavior and Ethnicity in West Africa, Petra Nahmias, Princeton University Low Birth Rates in Japan and Italy, Joseph M. Conforti, SUNY-Old Westbury; Joseph M. Conforti, SUNY-Old Westbury Discussant: Courtney Bangert Jackson, Ibis Reproductive Health
9. Spotlight on Philadelphia: WEB DuBois and the Philadelphia Negro (Salon 3) Presider: Tukufu Zuberi, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Tukufu Zuberi, University of Pennsylvania
14 Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 10. Workers and Retirement (Salon 10) Six Factors Contributing to Japanese Older Workers' Labor Force Participation Rates, Masa Higo, Boston College Saving for Retirement: What does the future hold?, Janice Purk, Mansfield University; Timothy J. Madigan, Mansfield University Attitudes of Middle Aged Americans toward Social Security, Yushi (Boni) Li, University of Northern Kentucky; Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College Caregiver Stress: Implications of and Responses to an Aging Population, Ed Chung, Elizabethtown College; Mark Gillen, University of Wisconsin, River Falls
11. Refereed Roundtable— After Katrina (Liberty D Roundtable 1) Rebuilding New Orleans with Latin American Migrants: A city’s experiences with new migration, Allison Goodman, CUNY Graduate Center Looting, Public Policy and Disaster: Implications and Intersections for Intervention, Lauren Barsky, University of Delaware; John Barnshaw, University of Delaware Intersections and Implications of Evacuation Amidst Hurricane Katrina, John Barnshaw, University of Delaware; Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware; Lynn A Letukas, University of Delaware; Lauren Ross, University of Delaware
12. Refereed Roundtable— Clients' Providers under Welfare Reform (Liberty D Roundtable 5) Contingent Government Workers and Labor Solidarity: The Case of Contract Welfare-to-Work Staff and Their Clients, Frank Ridzi, LeMoyne College Managing Welfare Stigma From the Other Side of the Desk: A Look at Rural TANF Caseworkers, Sarah Leora Hartzell, West Virginia University Wage Poor Mothers and Moral Economy, Lisa Dodson, Boston College Welfare Racism through a New Lens: Welfare Case Workers’ Ideologies toward Women Seeking Temporary Assistance , Shannon M Monnat, SUNY Albany
13. Refereed Roundtable— Collaborative Research on Affective Labor and Biopolitical Governance (Philadelphia North D) Organizer: Patricia Ticineto Clough, CUNY Graduate Center Immeasurable Value: Information, Affect, and Value, Aaron Weeks, CUNY Graduate Center Rethinking Biopolitical Governance and Economy, Rachel A Schiff, CUNY Graduate Center Information: rethinking measure, Greg Goldberg, CUNY Graduate Center Disaffection: Blogs, Information and Intelligence in a Withered Civil Sphere, Sam Han, CUNY Graduate Center
14. Refereed Roundtable— Community and Social Problems (Philadelphia North B) The Fourth Branch: Enrolling the state in governing the neighborhood, Timothy A. McCorry, Buffalo State College; Paul C. Fuller, St. John Fisher College Does Neighborhood Reputation Matter? Estimating the cost of a "bad" reputation on housing prices, Matthew Kaliner, Harvard University Community Organizing for Crime Prevention, L. Daisy Henderson, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Peter K. B. St. Jean, University at Buffalo, SUNY Barriers to Housing as Identified by the Homeless in the City of Lancaster PA, Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University; Cynthia Stayrook, Millersville University
15 Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 15. Refereed Roundtable— Community Involvement and Community Activism (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Exploring the Impact of Gentrification on Community Institutions, Kesha S Moore, Drew University Cultural Agency Through Community Performance in Caracas, Edwin Emilio Corbin, Universidad Central de Venezuela Who Joins the Puerto Rican Nationalist Movement in Chicago and How, Raul Diaz, Ill Dept of Public Health The Growth Machine Meets Cultural Commodification: A Case Study of the Manipulation of Cultural Resources by a Coalition of the Powerful Elite, Jason Martin, Temple University
16. Refereed Roundtable— Immigration and Gender (Philadelphia North A) Elimination of Women from Church Leadership in Korea and the Korean Immigrant Community in the U.S., Pyong Gap Min, Queens College and the Graduate Center of CUNY Race and Ethnic Relations: The Case of Iranian Women in the United States, Mahasti Hashemi, Rutgers University Beauty is in the Eyes of the Beholder: Korean American Women and Blepharoplasty., Soo Jin Kim, George Washington University Contemporary Islamic Women in the U.S.: Perceptions of Discrimination and Role Conflict, Marjorie Marcoux Faiia, Rivier College; Sabrina Folland, Rivier College
17. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Global Issues (Liberty D Roundtable 3) News Organization and the Shaping of News Content in Transitional China, Yun Da, SUNY-Stony Brook Changing Worlds, Changing Categories, Kathleen A. Dunn, CUNY Graduate Center; Lindsay Caplan, CUNY Graduate Center; Malav Kanuga, CUNY Graduate Center The Reality of Diversity is the Inequity: How Can We Overcome this Problem, Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University Terrorism in the Middle East, Victoria Newquist, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
18. Refereed Roundtable— Women, Work, Education and [Inelligible] (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Sustaining our faculties: A critical dialouge about the mentoring experience of African American women faculty., Lisa Belfield, Delaware Valley College Stuck at the Bottom: Black Women in the American Occupational Structure, Enobong Hannah Branch, SUNY - Albany In the Margins of the Academy: Women of Color and the struggle for subjectivity, Corinne Castro, Temple University Navigating Complex Terrain: Black Women School Principals Negotiating Race at Work , Chanele Moore, University of Delaware
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 19. Classroom Practice and Teaching (Freedom Ballroom B) Organizational Authority and the Marketplace: Rethinking the Relationship between Competition and Classroom Effectiveness, Janice Aurini, Harvard University; Scott Davies, McMaster University Teacher-student relationship and children's school outcomes, Yuping Zhang, University of Pennsylvania The Meaning of a Career: Graduate Students, Adjunct Teaching, and Narratives of Professional Development, Nicholas Pagnucco, University at Albany, SUNY There's No Place Like Home: How Teachers Translate Parental Knowledge into Practice, Bryce Anne Jacobs, University of Maryland
16 Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 20. Constructing Social Problems (Salon 6) Two Sides of the Same Disaster? An International Exploration of the Social Construction of Disaster, Lynn A Letukas, University of Delaware Individualism and Authority in Childrearing Advice: An Historical Analysis of Parenting Magazines (roundtable presentation), Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College Acting Their Age: Professional Actors and Media Constructions of Middle-and Old-Age, Jane D. Poulsen, Queensborough Community College The e-Rise and Fall of Social Problems: The Blogosphere as a Public Arena, Ray Maratea, University of Delaware
21. ESS Executive Committee Meeting I (Salon 7)
22. Globalization and Collective Behavior (Freedom Ballroom C) Environmental (In) Justice Definition of the Bergama Environmental Struggle: Capitalism and Neo- Liberal Globalization as "Ecological Imperialism" "Environmental Enslavement" and "Environmental Crim, Nahide Konak, Baldwin-Wallace College; Lora L. Karaoglu, Northeastern University Between Protest and Political Organization: Horizontalism in the World Social Forum, Heather Denise Gautney, Towson University Against the Paper-mills. Road Blockades and the Framing of an International Conflict between Argentina and Uruguay., Diana Edith Baldermann, SUNY at Stony Brook Translating the Local for the Global: The Case of Indian "Apartheid", Shweta Majumdar, University of Connecticut
23. Racial and Ethnic Identity (Freedom Ballroom A) Ethnicity and Ethnic Identification in the Western Balkans: What Happened to Yugoslav Identity?, Sreca Perunovic, John Jay College Racial and Ethnic Self-Identification in Urban Peru, Martin Moreno, Penn State University Management of Ethnic Diversity: Pacific Mall in Toronto as a Case Study, Ho Hon Leung, SUNY College of Oneonta; Raymond Lau, Architectural Association, London, UK Limits of Hyphenated Japaneseness: Lineage, Culture and Identity among Naturalized Japanese of Colonial Korean Descent, Youngmi Lim, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Peter Rose, Smith College
24. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Local Culture and Urban Development in Philadelphia (Salon 4) Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania The Camden Yards Theory of Arts and Culture, Jerome I Hodos, Franklin and Marshall University From Creative Economy to Creative Society, Mark J Stern, University of Pennsylvania; Susan C Seifert, The Social Impact of the Arts Project, UPENN Culture and Commerce on the Golden Block: Philadelphia's Latino neighborhood, Frederick F. Wherry, University of Michigan Chasing Talent Instead of Smokestacks: Philadelphia's Knowledge Industry Strategy, Joshua Sevin, Knowledge Industry Initiatives, Commerce Dept of City of Philadelphia Discussant: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania
25. The Role of Social Theory (Freedom Ballroom D) Collective Memory: Reflections on the Salience of Classical Concepts after 9/11 , Mary Gallant, Rowan University Sociology as a field: The theory-method matrix, James G. Ennis, Tufts University Capitalism, Rationalization, and Environmental Responsibility, Miin-wen Shih, West Chester University Toward a Sociology of Care, Karen Gregory, CUNY Graduate Center
17 Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 26. Theorizing Race and Gender (Freedom Ballroom E) Angela Davis and the Search for Intersectionality, Esther Hernández-Medina, Brown University Conceptual Analysis of Black Female Sexuality using Theories of Gender and Sexuality, Tsedale Mekete Melaku, CUNY Graduate Center You can never be too thin? - Racialized and Gendered Constructions of Body Size among Second Generation Korean American College Women, Helen Kiyong Kim, Whitman College 'Including Female Leadership Experiences and Behaviors: A Qualitative Validation of Synergistic Leadership Theory", Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Discussant: Carole Marks, University of Delaware
27. Undocumented students and the DREAM ACT (Salon 10) Undocumented students and the DREAM ACT, Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY
28. Workplace Studies (Salon 5) The politics of legitimate action at work, Noah McClain, New York University Hidden Insecurities in the Workplace: Unintended Consequences of Workplace Regulation, John Rand, Rutgers University The Emotional Glue of Mentorship, Bonnie Oglensky, York College--CUNY Firms and Markets in the Creation of Inequality: The Impact of Airline Deregulation on Profits and Wages, Dustin Avent-Holt, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
29. Refereed Roundtable— Culture, Globalization, and Consumption (Liberty D Roundtable 4) The iPod as a Site of Cosmopolitan Consumption, Michael John Yaksich, University of Maryland - College Park Art & artistic function, society and ideology, Ebrima Kamara, Södertörns University/college Searching for the "Post-National Identity", Zachary Bullock, Stony Brook University - SUNY Transnational Networks, Ebrima Kamara, Södertörns University/college
30. Refereed Roundtable— Higher Education (Liberty D Roundtable 1) The Not-So-Invisible Hand: Understanding the Dynamics of Curricular Change in Higher Education, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, New York University Still Goose-Stepping: the Nevada-like state of higher education, Paul E Calarco, Jr, State University of New York at Albany Whither the university's "civic habitus"?, David Boyer, University of Southern Maine Privatizing Higher Education, Gerry Turkel, University of Delaware
31. Refereed Roundtable— Local Communities (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Identity and Social Movement Community Attitudes Toward Gentrification, Daniel TS Ohlemiller, Temple University Mining in the Upper Peninsula: a struggle for land, water, and identity., Aura Caplett, SUNY Stony Brook Framing Processes Within Trenton Social Movement Organizations, Hannah Benevento, The College of New Jersey; Joanna De Leon, The College of New Jersey From Social Movement to Interest Group: The Evolution of the AIDS Community in New York, Susan M. Chambre, Baruch College, CUNY
18 Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 32. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable: Surveys and Networks (Philadelphia North C) Cheating Inequality: The Effects of Gender, Race, and Occupation on Marital Infidelity, Dana Moyer, Elizabethtown College; Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College Improving College Graduation Rates for Underrepresented Students: A Role for Network Mentoring. Hector Ysmenio Martinez, Hunter College of CUNY; Robert L. Allen, UC Berkeley Voting and Civic Engagement at a Mid-sized University, Ian J Sheinheit, Hofstra University; Cynthia Bogard, Hofstra University
33. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Disaster (Philadelphia North E) The dialectics of vulnerability and resilience, Benigno E Aguirre, U of Delaware Disaster, Scandal and the Weight of Effectiveness: Narratives of Management Failure at Enron, NASA, and the American Red Cross, David Franz, University of Virginia Managing Volunteers: FEMA’s Urban Search and Rescue Program and Interactions with Unaffiliated Responders in Disaster Response, Lauren Barsky, University of Delaware; Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware; Manuel Roberto Torres, University of Delaware; Benigno E Aguirre, U of Delaware
34. Refereed Roundtable— Violence and Immigration (Philadelphia North A) Immigration and the Recent Crime Drop in the U.S.: A Pooled, Cross-Sectional Time-Series Analysis of Metropolitan Areas, Jacob Ian Stowell, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Steven F. Messner, University at Albany - SUNY; Kelly F. McGeever, University at Albany - SUNY; Lawrence E. Raffalovich, University at Albany, SUNY Immigrant Communities and Crime, Charis Elizabeth Kubrin, George Washington University; Scott Desmond, Purdue University Without Constituency: Torture Survivors in the United States, Rachel Porter, CUNY Graduate Center
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 35. A Conversation with Craig Calhoun (Salon 10) Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Michael McQuarrie, University of California, Davis
36. Author [Kathrin Zippel] Meets Feminist Critics (Sponsored by the ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Salon 3) Organizer: Gayle A Sulik, Vassar College Author: Kathrin Zippel Book Title: "The Politics of Sexual Harassment: A Comparative Study of the United States, the European Union, and Germany" Panelist, Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Panelist, Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Panelist, Astrid Eich-Krohm, University at Albany, State University of New York Panelist, Gwen Moore, University at Albany, State University of New York Response: Kathrin Zippel
37. Author Meets Critics [Bruce Western] (Salon 4) Presider: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Organizer: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Author: Bruce Western. Book Title: Punishment and Inequality in America. Panelist, Michael P Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice Panelist, Jerome H Skolnick, New York University Panelist, Lawrence W Sherman, UPENN Jerry Lee Center of Criminology Response, Bruce Western, Princeton University
19 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 38. Building Change: Ethnicity & Gender in the Architecture Profession (Freedom Ballroom A) Presider: Joseph Lengermann, University of Maryland Organizer: Victoria Kaplan, Writing for Change The Architecture of a "Total Institution" Precludes Diversity, Carla Corroto, University of Wisconsin Whitewater An Education of the Head, Hand, and Heart: African American Architects and the Building of Normal and Industrial Schools in the Jim Crow South, Angel D Nieves, University of Maryland "It's Who You Know": The Value of Social Networks in Architecture, Victoria Kaplan, Writing for Change Multicultural Democracy and the Sociological Imagination, Ronald Joseph Ortiz Flores, St. Lawrence University; Brenda L Papineau, St. Lawrence University Discussant: Magali Larson, Temple University
39. Crime in a Local Context II (Freedom Ballroom C) "The Impact of Economic Restructuring and Segregation on Urban Crime Rates", Ann Marie Popp, University of South Carolina Aiken Perceptions of the Impact of Crime and Disorder on Businesses in Lancaster City, PA, Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University; Amanda Ann Altice, Millersville University How the Federal Weed and Seed Program Led to Local Crime Prevention Initiatives., Peter Paul Cassino, Northeastern University Linking Dichotomies: The Impacts of Formal Control on Neighborhood Informal Social Control, Peter K. B. St. Jean, University at Buffalo, SUNY
40. ESS Minority Fellows Panel (Freedom Ballroom E) Organizer: Margaret May Chin, Hunter College and CUNY The Politics of Metabolism: The Metabolic Syndrome and the Reproduction of Race, Anthony Ryan Hatch, University of Maryland Residential Stability, Social Capital and Parenting Quality among African American Mothers: The Impact of Psychological Well-Being., Gail Wallace, Johns Hopkins University Race and Safe School Violations, Jennifer Goode, Howard University Discussant: Margaret May Chin, Hunter College and CUNY
41. Interaction in Theory and Practice (Freedom Ballroom D) "Hope and the Social Construction of the Future", Elizabeth Gill, Randolph-Macon College Sociological Theories of Intimacy: Exploring solidarity, self-development and gender in romantic relationships, Daniel Santore, University at Albany, SUNY The Critical-Existential Interpretation of Storied Lives, John Seem, St. John Fisher College Purposive Action within a System of Ritualized Symbolic Practices: Analyzing the Presence of Strategic Ritualization, Daniel Sarabia, Roanoke College; David Knottnerus, Oklahoma State University
42. Political Mobilization of New Immigrants in New York: Mexicans, Liberians, and Pakistanis (Salon 5) Organizer: Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Political Mobilization of Mexicans in New York, Yesenia Ruiz, CUNY Graduate Center Political Mobilization of Pakistanis in New York, Zeeshan Suhail, CUNY Graduate Center Political Mobilization of Liberians, Janet Reilly, CUNY Graduate Center Attitudes towards immigrants and the importance of assimilation, Patricia B. Christian, Canisius College Discussant: Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY
20 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 43. Teaching Methodology (Freedom Ballroom B) An Alternative to the Survey-Based “Introduction to Sociology” Course, Tyson Smith, SUNY- Stony Brook; Michael Schwartz, SUNY Stony Brook Enhancing Oral Efficacy in the Undergraduate Classroom, Marla H. Kohlman, Kenyon College Tips for Planning and Undertaking a Successful Field Trip, Kenneth Brandon Lang, Bloomsburg University Sampling in Research Methods Class Projects, Joan Spade, SUNY Brockport; Rebekah Orr, SUNY Brockport; Lindsay Wolf, SUNY Brockport; Sarah Mossgraber
44. The Legacy of Robin Williams (Salon 6) Presider: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Charles Hirschman, University of Washington Panelist, Melvin Kohn, Johns Hopkins University Panelist, Michael Macy, Cornell University Panelist, Peter Rose, Smith College
45. Refereed Roundtable— Childbirth and Ideals (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Breast versus Formula: Feeding Decisions in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Joanna Pam Cohen, Temple University The "right time" to have a baby and breastfeed: an exploration of mistimed pregnancies and breastfeeding duration, Allison Elisabeth Burger, Rutgers University Buying Birth: Consumption and the Ideal of Natural Birth, Selina R Cruz-Charrez, Emory University; Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College The Mother Load: Childbirth as Maternal and Cultural Practice, Alana M Bibeau, University of Virginia
46. Refereed Roundtable— Drugs and Crime (Liberty D Roundtable 1) "Governing Dopeville": Governmentality and Opiate Control in Early Twentieth Century United States, Saran Ghatak, Keene State College Prisoner Re-entry, Substance Use and Education: Youth Options and Experiences upon Leaving New York City Jails, Deinya Phenix, New York University Does marijuana use really lead to violent behavior? A review of theory and research findings, Michael K Ostrowsky, University at Albany, SUNY
47. Refereed Roundtable— Homophobia and Compulsory Sexuality (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Compulsory Heterosexuality and the Gendering of Sexual Identities, Nicole Lamarre, SUNY Albany Social Inequality on the College Campus: A Consideration of Homosexuality, Larry Michael Lance, UNC-Charlotte Father's Education and Erotic Preference for Gender in a National Probability Sample: An Empirical Investigation of Compulsory Hetero-Eroticism, Brian Emerson McCormick, Rutgers- New Brunswick Dykes Take Over: Urban Public School Lesbian Gangs as Responses to Homophobia and Sexual Harassment, Dominique Johnson, Temple University
48. Refereed Roundtable— Hooking Up, Binge Drinking, and Sexual Assault: Exploring the Connections (Philadelphia North D) Organizer: Kathleen A. Bogle, Saint Joseph's University Panelist, George W Dowdall, Saint Joseph's University Panelist, Raquel Kennedy-Bergen, Saint Joseph's University Panelist, Robert J Chapman, Drexel University Panelist, Catherine Bath, Security on Campus, Inc.
21 Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 49. Refereed Roundtable— Love Teaching? How to Land Your Ideal Job (Philadelphia North E) Organizer: Suzanne Goodney Lea, Gallaudet University
50. Refereed Roundtable— Parenthood: Mothers and Fathers (Philadelphia North C) Women, Work, and Sisterhood: Insights Obtained from an Ethnographic Study of Women Attorneys and Women Legal Secretaries, Wilma Borrelli, Graduate Center-CUNY Blue-Collar Motherhood: How Tradeswomen Manage Nontraditional Work and Family, Amy Denissen, California State University Northridge For the Married Only? The Fatherhood Earnings Premium among Single, Cohabiting, and Divorced Men, Rebecca Glauber, New York University "Measure of a Man: Family and Fatherhood for Formerly Incarcerated Urban Youth", Jamie J. Fader, University of Pennsylvania
51. Refereed Roundtable— Revisiting the Classics: Marx, Durkheim, and Weber (Liberty D Roundtable 5) Organizer: Allison Carter, CUNY Graduate Ctr & Rowan University In Search of Weber's Legacy for Symbolic Interactionism, Allison Carter, CUNY Graduate Ctr & Rowan University "Place and Consciousness: Marx and Durkheim", Allison Goodman, CUNY Graduate Center Evolution and Revolution: Durkheim and Marx, Kuan-Yi Chen, CUNY Graduate Center The Westermarck Hypothesis and the Incest Taboo: Bringing Sociology Back in, Eran Shor, Stony Brook University
52. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable on Public Health (Philadelphia North B) Characteristics of Local Search and Rescue Teams in the United States, Megan Denver, University of Delaware; Jaime Perez, University of Delaware; Benigno E Aguirre, U of Delaware Liver Disease and Transplantation: The Transformation of Family, Work and Social Life, Carrie R Rich, Lehigh University; Judith Lasker, Lehigh University; Ellen D Sogolow, Lehigh University Socioeconomic-Health Gradient in Market Transitional State: Evidence from Nine Provinces in China, 2004, Ke Liang, University of Pennsyvania The Home as Hospital: A Pilot Study Investigating the Consequences of High-tech Home Care for Patients and Their Families., Cameron L Macdonald, University of Wisconsin-Madison
53. Refereed Roundtable— Women Work and Class (Philadelphia North A) Uncovering the Union Mentality: Discussing Teachers’ Union Solidarity with Union Leaders , Carrie A Roseamelia, Syracuse University Crossing Boundaries and Building Barriers: segmentation and cooperation among exotic dancers, Kristin Leavelle Murphy, Columbia University; Sudhir A Venkatesh, Columbia University Sex For Sale: An Exploration into the Management of Emotions in Prostitution, Antonia Levy, CUNY Graduate Center
54. Refereed Roundtable— Work and Health (Liberty D Roundtable 3) The State, Work Stratification, and Racial/Ethnic Health and Well-Being, Kim Nguyen, University of Maryland Weaving the Safety Net: Working with Diabetes, Doris Hamner, University of Massachusetts, Boston; Jennifer Bose, University of Massachusetts, Boston; Soheila Lopopolo, University of Massachusetts, Boston; Julisa Cully, University of Massachusetts, Boston Does Employment Cause Obesity?, Val Episcopo, Syracuse University Inequalities Uncovered at a Hospice Organization, Molly B. Monahan Lang, Bloomsburg University
22 Thursday Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM 55. The Robin Williams Lecture: Michele Lamont (Philadelphia North) Cream Rising? How Peer Reviewers Find and Define Excellence in the Social Sciences and the Humanities, Michele Lamont, Harvard University
Reception to follow in the Independence Ballroom foyer
Friday, March 16
Sessions 8:30 AM—9:50 AM
56. Hochschild Conference, Session I: The Emotional Work of Creating Families (Liberty D) Presider: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut Organizers: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Annette Lareau, University of Maryland This is the first session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild. "Managing Children's Activities: Implications for the Gender Division of Household Labor", Annette Lareau, University of Maryland; Patricia G Berhau, Temple University; Julie Press "Strangers as Kin: Donors and Half-Siblings", Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College "Parenting in Public", Marjorie DeVault, Syracuse University
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 57. "Theorizing Globalization: Old or new Paradigm?" (A propos of "Frontiers of Globalization Research", Springer, 2007): a panel discussion. (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Presider: Ino Rossi, St. John's University Organizer: Ino Rossi, St. John's University Globalization as Ideology and Utopia, Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University Globalization in Search of a Paradigm, Janet Abu-Lughod Technoglobalization, Karin Knorr Cetina, Universities of Constance and Chicago The Global and the Geopolitical: Soft and Hard Globalization, Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania Eight Sources of Globalization, James Rosenau, The George Washington University Assembling the Global, Saskia Sassen, University of Chicago Discussant: Martin Albrow, London School of Economics
58. (Un)Equal Protection under the Law: Immigrants and the U.S. Justice System (Salon 3) Organizer: Leslie Paik, City College CUNY Thrice Removed: Immigration, Social Control and the Deportee, David Brotherton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Hispanic Immigration and Juvenile Placement Rates, Orlando Rodriguez, Fordham University Is He Legal? How One's Immigration Status Enters into a Juvenile Court Staff's Decision-Making Process, Leslie Paik, City College CUNY Prison-Based Animal Programs: Inmates and Animals Paired Against Inequality, Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University
23 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 59. Aging and HIV/AIDS: Understanding the Social, Public Health and Medical Implications (Salon 4) Presider: Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College Organizer: La Fleur Flavia Small , Wright State University The Epidemiology and Public Health Impact of HIV/AIDS in Later Life., Daniel Andersen , MPH University of Maryland Baltimore National Association on HIV Over Fifty, Jim Campbell, National Association on HIV Over Fifty Keeping Well and Healthy: Addressing HIV Risk in Senior Housing Communities, Kim E Radda, Institute for Community Research (ICR); Jean J Schensul, Institute for Community Research ; Evelyn Baez, Institute for Community Research ; Carmen Y Reyes, North Central Area Agency on Aging Physician’s Response to Aging Demographic and HIV/AIDS, La Fleur Flavia Small , Wright State University Discussant: Marlese Durr, Wright State University
60. Author Meets Critics [John Torpey] (Freedom Ballroom C) Presider: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Author: John Torpey Book Title: Making Whole What Has Been Smashed: On Reparations Politics Panelist, Gay Seidman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Panelist, David Kairys, Temple University Law School Response, John Torpey, CUNY Graduate Center
61. Community Health (Freedom Ballroom A) The Effect of Neighborhood Conditions on Self-Reported Health Status, Melissa A Pittaoulis, Temple University Access to and Utilization of Health Care Services among New Immigrants to the U.S., Nina S. Parikh, Hunter College, City University of New York Community Asset Mapping: The Charity/Justice Tension, Mathew Johnson, West Virginia Wesleyan College; Don Levy, West Virginia Wesleyan College Workers’ Health in the New Economy: Sex and Class Differences in a Changing Economy, Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut; Cheryl Smith, University of Connecticut
62. ESS Publications Committee (Salon 7)
63. Family, Poverty, and Economic Inequality (Seminar A) Families Coping with Economic Crisis: The Case of Turkey, Isik A Aytac, Bogazici University ; Bruce H. Rankin, Koç University The Role of Maternal Education, Parenting Attitudes, and Depression in Moderating the Relationship between Economic Hardship and Parental Socialization in Single Mother, African American Families, Kimberly Van Putten-Gardner, M.A., Ph.D. Candidate, CFLE, University of Maryland. College Park Poor Women and Work and Family Reconciliation Policy in New York, Cheryl Ann Pahaham, New School "The devil you know": Negotiating trust, abuse, and child care among low-income first-time mothers, Anna Curtis, Center for Social Research, University of Hartford; Mary Patrice Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University
24 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 64. Inequality Discourses (Salon 6) Alabama's Class War: How inequality and class war discourse embed neoliberalization, Jeffrey K. Dowd, Rutgers University Group Justice: Social Wrongs and Individual Responsibility, Amy L. Wax, University of Penn. Praising and Blaming to Reduce or to End Inequality, Barbara Darelle Wyche, Independent
65. Making it Real: Curriculum and Pedagogy in the Community College Classroom (Salon 9) Organizer: Robin G. Isserles, Borough of Manhattan Community College Television as Sociology Text: How to Read the Tube, Jack Estes, Borough of Manhattan Community College Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: How do we teach to the Non-major?, Robin G. Isserles, Borough of Manhattan Community College The Self as Subject-Learning Sociological Concepts using Autobiographical Elements, Rifat Salam, Borough of Manhattan Community College Challenging Students Across the Skill Spectrum: How Broad Questions Can Catch All Types, Elizabeth Wissinger, Borough of Manhattan Community College Discussant: Penelope Lewis, Borough of Manhattan Community College
66. Race, Ethnicity, and Education (Freedom Ballroom D) Factors affecting school performance in Latino immigrant children in the state of Maryland, Sara Z Poggio, University of Maryland Baltimore County Oppositional Culture Remixed: How Hip-Hop Promotes School Resistance and Academic Failure, Travis L Gosa, Johns Hopkins University Obstacles to Black Middle Class Student Success: A Study in Cultural and Racial Tensions at Two Liberal Arts Colleges, Carol Wright, TERC Roots of Assimilation: Generational Status Differentials in Ethnic Minority Children’s School Readiness, Jacob Hibel, Penn State Discussant: Camille Charles, University of Pennsylvania
67. Religion, Law, and the Public Sphere (Philadelphia Ballroom North) The Languages of the Public Sphere: Religious Pluralism, Institutional Logics, and Civil Society, Rhys H. Williams, University of Cincinnati Changing the world one soul at a time: evangelism as social activism, Matthew T. Loveland, Le Moyne College Playing God: The Effect of Religious Affiliation and Religiosity on Capital Jurors' Sentencing Decisions, Ross Kleinstuber, University of Delaware Principles and Precepts: Kemal A. Faruki and the Construction of a Modernist Position in Islamic Jurisprudence, Mark Gould, Haverford College
68. Sexual Exploitation and Violence (Salon 5) Male-on-Female Street Sexual Harassment in the Contemporary African American Inner City, Nancy B Hirschinger-Blank, Widener University; Donald Wallace, Drexel U. "Gentle" Exploitation: Understanding Women’s Pornography Participation, Rachel S. Everley , Virginia Commonwealth University Women's safety as a Matter of Social Justice: The 1994 Violence Against Women's Act, Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Immigrant Mexican Women’s Responses and Resistance to Intimate Partner Violence, Anne Bubriski, Southern Connecticut State University
25 Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 69. Subcultures and Ethnography (Freedom Ballroom E) American Skinheads: a subculture out of context, Derek Michael Bowen, University of New Hampshire Sacred Whiteness: White Supremacist Organizations and the Construction of a Racialized Cosmology, Josh R Adams, The Ohio State University Interpreting the significance of political punk, Thomas Michael Conroy, Herbert Lehman College Gendered Ritual and Subcultural Cohesion: The Ethnography of a Bicycle Gang, Cathy Ray Borck, City University of New York - The Graduate Center Discussant: Patrick J Carr, Rutgers University
70. Transgender and Intersecting Identities (Freedom Ballroom B) Complicating Nature: Intersexuality, Invisibility, and Intelligibility from the Victorian Era to the Present, Alyson K. Spurgas, The Graduate Center, City University of New York Heteronormativity and the Regulation of the U.S. Border: Transgender People’s Accounts of Passport Use, Reese C. Kelly, State University of New York at Albany Discursive Transitions: Feminisms and FtM activist discourse, Catherine M. Wilson, University of Massachusetts Amherst Partners of the Transgendered: Negotiating Gender, Sexuality, and Intimacy, Rachel Kalish, Stony Brook University; Amy Braksmajer, State University of New York at Stony Brook
71. Under the cosmopolitan canopy (Salon 10) Organizer: Stephane Tonnelat, CUNY College of Staten Island Subway Diaries: Immigrant High School Students on the 7 Train, Richard E. Ocejo, CUNY Graduate Center; William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center Urban Walks: The New York City subway, pluralism and public space, Stephane Tonnelat, CUNY College of Staten Island; William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center Sidewalk Cafes: Formal and Informal Negotiation of Private and Public Space and the Creation of Parochial Spaces in Different Cultural Communities, Albert Hunter, Northwestern University Barbes and Belleville, Paris: two urban crossroads in between public use and public regulations., Michele Jole, Institut d'Urbanisme de Paris (U. Paris 12); Virginie Milliot, Universite Paris X, Nanterre Discussant: Elijah Anderson, University of Pennsylvania
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:35 AM
72. Hochschild Conference, Session II: Commercialism and Global Markets (Liberty D) Presider: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Organizers: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Annette Lareau, University of Maryland This is the second session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild. "Viacom Generation: The Culture of Care when Childhood is Commercialized", Juliet B Schor, Boston College "Marketing and the Commercialization of Interracial Intimacy", Kimberly McClain DaCosta, Harvard University "The ‘Invisible Family’ of Globalization Studies", Nazli Kibria, Boston University
26 Friday Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 73. Author Meets Critics [Eviatar Zerubavel] (Salon 3) Presider: Lynn S Chancer, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Author: Eviatar Zerubavel. Book Title: The Elephant in the Room: Silence and Denial in Everyday Life. Panelist, Jeffrey K Olick, University of Virginia Panelist, David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University Response, Eviatar Zerubavel, Rugers University
74. Author Meets Critics [William Julius Wilson] (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Presider: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Organizer: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Author: William Julius Wilson Book Title: There Goes the Neighborhood: Racial, Ethnic, and Class Tensions in Four Chicago Neighborhoods and Their Meaning for America. Panelist, Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Douglas S Massey, Princeton University Panelist, Mario Luis Small, Chicago University Response, William Julius Wilson, Harvard University
75. Educational Policy (Freedom Ballroom D) Robots and Miracle Workers: Teachers' Assessment of the No Child Left Behind Act in West Virginia, Nicholas Williams, West Virginia University An Organizational Analysis of the Effects of School Structures and Policies on Teachers’ Sense of Community, John M. Weathers, University of Pennsylvania Victor E Argothy, University of Delaware Student Heterogeneity and the Nature of and Response to School Violence: A Study of Philadelphia’s Public Schools, Billie Gastic, Temple University
76. Family and Ethnicity (Freedom Ballroom A) Presider: Moses Olobatuyi, Morgan State University The Timing of First Marriage Among Young Adult Asians: Disentangling Family and Individual Predictors, Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY at Buffalo; Hsin-Yi Liu, SUNY at Buffalo Exploring the Association Between Parenting Behaviors and Adolescent Academic Achievement in Chinese Families., Andrew S Quach, University of Maryland College Park; Norman B Epstein, University of Maryland College Park The Various Levels of Primary Groups in Ethnic Identity in Africa: A Redefinition of Primary Group, Moses Olobatuyi, Morgan State University Discussant: Moses Olobatuyi, Morgan State University
77. Housing (Salon 6) Eviction: An Autoethnography, Deirdre Mary Smythe, University of Windsor Redlining Maps, HOLC and US Urban Policy- Hidden dimensions, Arthur E. Paris, Syracuse U. Ethnic Banks and Immigrant Neighborhood Development: A Case Study of Brooklyn’s Sunset Park, Tarry Hum, Queens College, CUNY Homeownership disparity between Asian Americans and Non-Hispanic Whites, Yih-Jin Young, Nassau Community College
27 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 78. How to Succeed in Smaller Academic Settings (Panel Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Salon 9) Organizer: Yang Cai, Caldwell College Panelist, Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Panelist, Rosann Bar, Caldwell College Panelist, Erica G Polakoff, Bloomfield College Panelist, Yang Cai, Caldwell College
79. Latin America: Free Trade, State, and Social Problems. (Freedom Ballroom E) NGOs and the State in Peru, Henry Vandenburgh, Bridgewater State College Neoliberalism and Social Disintegration in Chile, Benny Charles Marcus, Temple University The Political Economy of Trade and Security in Latin America, Enrique S Pumar, William Paterson University Free Trade Religion: American Civil Religions and the Formation of Latin American Leaders, Joseph M Palacios, Georgetown University
80. Teaching Theory (Salon 5) Presiders: Reto Muller, East Stroudsburg Univesity; Hooshang Pazaki, East Stroudsburg University Grounding Sociological Theories in Pedagogy: Classroom Publishing of Diverse Scholarships of Student Learning in Human Architecture: Journal of the Sociology of Self-Knowledge, Mohammad H. Tamdgidi, University of Massachusetts Boston Bridging the Gap between Lower and Upper Division Courses., Hooshang Pazaki, East Stroudsburg University; Reto Muller, East Stroudsburg Univesity Ungendering environments: feminist pedagogy and epistemology in the classroom, Lori L McNeil, C.W. Post, Long Island University Power and Cultural Exchange: Encountering the "other" in International Travel Classes, Mathew Johnson, West Virginia Wesleyan College; Don Levy, West Virginia Wesleyan College
81. The Changing Lanscape of Disability Identity (Seminar A) Organizer: Allison C Carey, Shippensburg University Disability as a Fluid Identity, Sharon N. Barnartt, Gallaudet University "Sit home and collect the check:" The role of race and class in explaining consumer behavior in an Independent Living Center, Deborah L. Little, Adelphi Unversity Disability and Postmodernity and Dr. Seuss, Santiago Solis, Teachers College, Columbia University Intellectual Disability and Legal Incompetence: Fluid Identity versus Fixed Legal Categories, Allison C Carey, Shippensburg University Discussant: David Goode, College of Staten Island
82. The Family and Parents' Role (Freedom Ballroom C) Moving into Line: The Educational, Occupational, and Family Ambitions of the Youth of Gautreaux II, Melody L. Boyd, Temple University; Kimberly A Goyette, Temple University Adolescent Motherhood and High School Completion, Mary Patrice Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University Impact of Parental Risk Factors on Children’s Behavioral Outcomes, Elisha Smith, Princeton University Gender role perspectives among immigrant and Dutch adolescents in the Netherlands: the influence of parental attitudes and behavior, Helga A.G. de Valk, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institut
28 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 83. The Idea of Sports (Salon 4) Sociologically Exploring the (Alleged) American Obsession with Sports, Rick Eckstein, Villanova University; Sarah Blanchard, Villanova University Humanitarian Athletes and the Struggle Against War, Genocide, and Global Aggression, Peter Kaufman, SUNY New Paltz Sport as a Location for Rich Sociological Investigation., Robert W Turner III, The Graduate Center CUNY Sports as 'Safety Valve' and 'Cultural Enhancement', Gary Maynard, Stony Brook University
84. The Old Neighborhood: A Conversation About Gentrification and Inequality. (Salon 10) Presider: Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center Entrepreneurial Retail Capital in the Gentrification of Harlem and Williamsburg, Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center; Valerie Trujillo, CUNY Graduate Center; Peter Frase, CUNY Graduate Center; Danielle Marin Jackson, CUNY Graduate Center; Tim Recuber, CUNY Graduate Center; Abraham Walker, CUNY Graduate Center Back-Burner City: The Future of Change in Philadelphia, James M Dickinson, Rider University Gentrification as a Mixed Income Strategy, Lance Freeman, Columbia University Tourism Gentrification and the Rebuilding of New Orleans, Kevin F Gotham, NSF & Tulane University Immigrant Arts and Neighborhood Revitalization in Philadelphia, Mark J Stern, University of Pennsylvania
85. Workshop on Publishing Books in the Social Sciences (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Presider: Ilene Kalish, NYU Press Organizer: Ilene Kalish, NYU Press Panelist, Ilene Kalish, NYU Press Panelist, Peter Agree, Editor-in-Chief, University of Pennsylvania Press
86. Young Blacks Identity and Attachment (Freedom Ballroom B) An Examination of Detachment Among Black Males in Higher Education: The Social Reality of Retention and Campus Involvement., Vincent Edward Miles, Thaddeus Stevens College; Derrick S Shields, Young Black Achievers Program Black Like Who? Exploring the Racial, Ethnic and Class Diversity of Black Students at Selective Colleges and Universities, Camille Charles, University of Pennsylvania; Kimberly Torres, Princeton University; Rachelle Brunn, University of Pennsylvania "Race isn’t what defines me." The Significance of Middle Class Status in Shaping How Young Black Adults Conceptualize Black Identity., Colleen Christine Butler, Boston Univeristy It's Lonely at the Top: An Exploration of Romantic Partner Selection among College-Educated Black Women in the United States and the United Kingdom, Jessica Welburn, Harvard University Discussant: Sarah Susannah Willie, Swarthmore College
87. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session I (Independence Ballroom) Contributions from Undergraduate Students 1. Blacks and Violent Crime, Alicia Carrington, Gettysburg College 2. Blending Borders: The Effects of Postmodernism on the Production and Exhibition of African Diaspora Art , Alison Erb Nitzsche, Denison University 3. Catholic/Private Vs. Public?, Dina Marie Camisa, William Paterson University
29 Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 87. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session I (Independence Ballroom) - cont'd 4. Painting Social Inequality: Social Class, Gender, and the Creation of Cultural Capital in the Visual Arts , Gina Marie Dandrow, College of St. Elizabeth 5. Transracial Adoption and Identity Formation, Alysha Flynn, Le Moyne College; Farha Ternikar, Le Moyne College 6. Improving student performance and closing the academic achievement gap in an inner-city public high school through mentoring and peer tutoring of underprivileged and low-performing black students., Emily Steiner, Bucknell University 7. Adolescent Suicide and Societal Pressure, Eleftheria Kanakis Wolff, College of Saint Elizabeth 8. Intergenerational Coresidence and Relationships among Chinese Singaporeans, Jason Douglas Loh, Gettysburg College 9. Consequences of Divorce; Young Adults, “Children of Divorce: Problems in Forming Intimate Relationships”, Kerry Noelle Kunert, William Paterson University 10. College Students’ Perception of Gender as a Continuum vs. a Dichotomous Construction of Gender, Aubrey Stallard, Fordham University 11. Transsexuals in Prison: Case Study of Farmer v. Brennan, Erin Noelle deLoiselle, College of Notre Dame of Maryland 12. Socio-demographic Factors and the Sexual Double Standard, Nicholas Dolin, Concord University; Danielle D Richmond, Concord University; Cody Brewster, Concord University 13. Race and Gender Inequality in Media Reality Television, Tawanna M Shaw, Hunter College 14. Female Perceptions of Rap Music, Chris Tsaganeas, Fordham University 15. The Influence of Immigration on the Fertility of Mexican Woman, Beatriz Sanchez, College of Saint Elizabeth 16. The Representation and Reception of Contemporary Cinematic Ultraviolence, Farah Frayeh, Bucknell University 17. Preying on Insecurities: An Exploration of the Adverse Affects of Fear Appeal Advertising among Generation Y Female College Students, Mutia Adisoma, Elizabethtown College 18. Opening the Doors of Politically Active Work: The Move Away From Traditional Forms, Nadia Sophia Johnson, Le Moyne College 19. Is the Earth Busting at It's Seams? A Research Study on how Socioeconomic Status Effects the Belief that the Earth Cannot Support the Population Growth at its Present Rate., Lauren Anna Tucker, Elizabethtown College 20. Getting the Picture of Mexican- Americans in Children’s Picture Books, Elena Dorothy Engle, College of Saint Rose 21. "Where Are You Really From?" The Paradigm Shift of Multiracial Students at a Predominantly White University, Nimarta Kaarina Singh, Denison University 22. Making a Claim to Diversity: Raising the Standards, Kenneth Antwan Woods , Georgetown University 23. Lights, Camera, Asian Americans? A Discussion of Asian and Asian American Representation and Image Reception in Film, Carolyn Ly, Hunter College CUNY 24. Synthetic Love: Loving a Real Doll, Erin Nicole Avery, Gettysburg College 25. Positions of Power: Hooking up as affected by gender, race, and sexual orientation., Christine Maria McLear, Ithaca College 26. What textbooks are saying about women artists, Nell Plumfield, Fordham College at Lincoln Center 27. What do the Neighbors Think?: Ethnography in Bushwick, Brooklyn, Mary L. Field, Fordham University 28. "The Effects of Campus Location and Type on Attitudes about Programming on Issues Sexuality and Gender", Carla Shoff, Saint Francis University; Carly Scarton, Saint Francis University; JoAnn DeFiore, Saint Francis University; Beth Carmichael, Saint Francis University
30 Friday Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 88. 2nd Generation Immigrants (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Toward Integrating Theories of International Migration, Immigrant Assimilation and Race Theory, Mindelyn R. Buford, II, The Johns Hopkins University The Moral Universe of Fabian Garamon: Religion and the Divided Self among Second-Generation Immigrants in the U.S. , Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University "Taking Heterogeneity Seriously: The Effect of Immigrant Generation Status on Political Participation among Latinos" , Van C Tran, Harvard University Discussant: Dae Young Kim, University of Maryland
89. Culture and Politics in Eastern Europe (Salon 4) Presider: Ervin Kosta, CUNY Graduate Center Exporting Ideas for Institution Building: U.S. Foundation Grantmaking for Civil Society Development in Post-Communist Hungary, 1989-2004, Erzsebet Fazekas, Columbia University Labor law in post-communist Slovakia and Czech Republic, Gabriela Wasileski, University of Delaware Cultural Identity and Geopolitical Positioning in Post-Communist Albania (or how to make sense of Rumsfeld's "New Europe"), Ervin Kosta, CUNY Graduate Center Controversies in refugee politics: the case of American Latvians during the Cold War, Ieva Zake, Rowan University Discussant: Maritsa Poros, City College of New York, CUNY
90. Divorce, Remarriage, Custody (Salon 3) Complementarity, Gender Dynamics, Homogamy and Divorce, Arielle Kuperberg, University of Pennsylvania Effects of Mid to Late-Life Parental Divorce on Intergenerational Relationships: A Research Proposal, Joleen Rennee Loucks, SUNY-Albany The Not So Dysfunctional Family: Growing Up in America, Monique Christine Balsam, Shawnee State University; Susie Fennell, Shawnee State University In Search of a Critical Mass: Re-examination of Work and Marital Behavior, Elena Ermolaeva, Marshall University; Sarah F Funk, Marshall University
91. Education and Inequality I (Freedom Ballroom D) Ability Grouping and Educational Inequality in the Earliest Years of Schooling: New Evidence from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Christy Lleras, University of Illinois What are the consequences for talking science? Negative stereotype threat, interaction ritual and identity formation in an urban classroom, Stacy Olitsky, University of Pennsylvania The Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations: High School Curriculum and Student Success, Paul Attewell, CUNY Graduate Center; Thurston Domina, Princeton University Social Capital: A Small Return on Investment, Laura M. Holian, University of Virginia Discussant: Emily Hannum, University of Pennsylvania
92. Gender and Interpersonal Violence I (Freedom Ballroom A) Violent Abuse and Disabilities, Kristin Arterbridge, University of Delaware Violence as a Family Tradition: Relationship to Poverty across Generations, Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern; Diane M Purvin, Wellesley Physical Violence among Siblings: Comparison between Western and Asian Cultures, Kristi Hoffman, Roanoke College; Meeta Mehrotra, Roanoke College Street Harassment and the Impact of Immigrant Populations, Heather Zaykowski, University of Delaware
31 Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 93. Gender, Politics, and Pop Culture (Freedom Ballroom C) "Romance Novels in the 21st Century: Fun, Fantasy, and Feminism", Andrea Barra, Rutgers University ‘She Doesn’t Deserve a Rose’: Fan Critiques of Bachelors, Bachelorettes, and Reality Television, Beth Montemurro, Penn State University, Abington Inside TeenGirl: Negotiating constraints and the process of cultural (re)production, Amy Michelle LeClair, New York University Vanity Fair Magazine: Ethics and Inequality, Amy E Lubitow, Northeastern Univeristy; Andrea Hill, Northeastern University; Lauren Nicoll, Northeastern University
94. Gender, Sex, and Intimacy among Youth and College Students (Freedom Ballroom B) "Just what is a Hook-up anyway? Scripts and Intimate Behaviors among college students: Evidence from the College Social Life Survey" , Rachel Kalish, Stony Brook University "Hooking Up and Hanging Out: Making Sense of Sex", Rebecca Plante, Ithaca College The Long and the Short of It: Investigating the College Relationship Formation Process, Jamie L. Gusrang, The University of Connecticut The Campus "F" Word: Feminist Self-Identification (and not) among Undergraduates, Deborah Ann Abowitz, Bucknell University; Christa M. Sawko, Bucknell University
95. Perceptions of Family and Parenting (Seminar A) Planned Parenthood? Fertility Intentions and Experiences among Cohabiting Couples, Sharon L Sassler, Cornell University; Sarah Favinger Malackany Ideational Change in Attitudes about Intimate Relationships: Beliefs Regarding Cohabitation and Marriage, Sharon L Sassler, Cornell University; Amanda J Miller, The Ohio State University The Mediating Effects of Campus Culture on Dating Patterns Among Young Adults, Tracy L. Luff, Concord University; Kristi Hoffman, Roanoke College Why Are Inner-City Pregnancies "Not Planned But Not Accidental?": Answers From Prospective Views of Fatherhood Among Men, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard
96. Sociology Journals from the Inside: The Editors Speak (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center American Sociological Review, Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Contexts, James M Jasper, Contexts Sociological Forum, Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University
97. Sociology of Disability (Freedom Ballroom E) Lightning Strikes Twice: Crime Victims with Disabilities, Karen Rich, SUNY New Paltz The Impact of Disability on the Probability and Timing of Hysterectomies among U.S. Women, Julia Ana Rivera Drew, Brown University Auditioning For Disability: The Role of Others in the Moral Career of the Disabled, Jay Chaskes, Rowan University; Lois Strauss, Rowan University Clipped Wings? Disability and Migration Discourse, Mansha Q Mirza, University of Illinois at Chicago
98. Sociology of Food (Salon 5) Anchoring a Crossroads: The Symbolic Economy of Food Retailing, Valerie Trujillo, CUNY Graduate Center A Qualitative Investigation of the Eating Practices of Chinese International Students Studying in the United States, Zehua Li, University of Pennsylvania The Development of Polythematic Accounts as Coping Mechanisms: The Case of Vegetarianism as Deviance, Joseph E. Boyle, Brookdale Community College West Indian Foodways: How a Social Food Space is Created in Public Places, Tamara Mose Brown, CUNY, The Graduate Center
32 Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 99. Teaching Workshop: Involving Undergraduates in Research (Salon 10) Organizer: Polly J Smith, Utica College Panelist, Alexander R Thomas, SUNY Oneonta Panelist, Polly J Smith, Utica College Panelist, Jan DeAmicis, Utica College Panelist, Theresa Morris, Trinity College
100. The Intersection of Race and Gender (Salon 6) Has the feminist movement historically and continually excluded the needs of women of color?, Kendrah Elizabeth Butler , Temple University Race, Rank and Gender: The Determinants of Sexual Harassment for Men and Women of Color in the Military, Marla H. Kohlman, Kenyon College Diversity, Persistent Inequality, and the 2006 Elections: An Update of "Diversity in The Power Elite", Richard L. Zweigenhaft, Guilford College; G. William Domhoff, University of California, Santa Cruz Social Networks of Black Female College Students and its influences on Body Image, Sahar Sadeghi, Temple University Discussant: Michelle D. Byng, Temple University
101. Visual Sociology (Salon 9) The Politics and Art of the Whitney Biennial of 1993: A Socioanalysis of the Risks of Politicizing Aesthetics and Aestheticizing Politics, Lisa Marie Aslanian, New School for Social Research Sociological Imag(e)-ination: Using Images of life in developing countries to explore globalization., Mathew Johnson, West Virginia Wesleyan College Visual Literacy: The Creation of Us vs. Them in News Photographs from the Iraq War, Imaani Jamillah El-Burki, Drexel University The End of Privacy: The Camera and the Conditioned Response in the Age of Terror, J. Heather Wiley, CUNY Graduate Center
Sessions 1:00 PM—2:00 PM 102. Hochschild Conference : Barbara Ehrenreich, author "Nickel and Dimed" (Liberty D) Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Organizers: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Annette Lareau, University of Maryland After-lunch plenary session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild.
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 103. Author Meets Critics [Sudhir A. Venkatesh] (Salon 3) Presider: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Author: Sudhir A. Venkatesh Book Title: Off the Books: The Underground Economy of the Urban Poor Panelist, Carol Stack, UC Berkeley Panelist, William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Viviana A Zelizer, Princeton University Response, Sudhir A Venkatesh, Columbia University
33 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 104. Crime in a Local Context I (Freedom Ballroom D) Collective Efficacy, Disorder, Social Control, and Household Victimizations in Urban China Neighborhoods, Yue Zhuo, State University of New York-Albany The Role of Street Culture in Latino Homicide, Erin M. Fishburn, The George Washington University Situational Policing: Measures of Neighborhood-Level Psycho-Emotional Development, Anthony James Delligatti, West Virginia University; Michael D Hays, West Virginia University; James J Nolan III, West Virginia University Needs Assessment of Native Americans in New England: Implications for Criminal Justice, William Holmes, University of Massachusetts at Boston; Sylvia Isabel Mignon, University of Massachusetts- Boston
105. ESS Sociological Forum Editorial Board (Salon 7)
106. From Tenure-Track to Tenure: Tips for Navigating the Path Successfully (Salon 10) Organizers: Todd Schoepflin, Niagara University; Peter Kaufman, SUNY New Paltz Panelist, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College CUNY Panelist, Cynthia Bogard, Hofstra University Panelist, Todd Schoepflin, Niagara University Panelist, Peter Kaufman, SUNY New Paltz
107. Gender and Interpersonal Violence II (Freedom Ballroom A) "When You Live in a Broken Home and then Go to a Broken School, then All You Know How to Do is Break Things”: An Examination of African American Men's Use of Violence, Elizabeth Ann Mansley, University of Delaware Narrative Ethnography, Agency and Domestic Violence: Telling the Stories of Mayan Women's Resistance, Laura J. McClusky, Wells College "I’m no battered woman": Institutional and Interpersonal Implications of Identity Politics in a Battered Women’s Shelter, Stacy Missari, University of Connecticut
108. Methodological Challenges and Innovations (Freedom Ballroom E) Defining Average: The Methodological Complications of Medium Size American Cities, Alex Thomas, SUNY Oneonta; Polly J Smith, Utica College; Stephanie Bennett, SUNY Oneonta A New Test for Discrimination in Wage Income: Productivity Affects Shape, Discrimination Scale, John Angle, Economic Research Service Do Security Measures Increase Feelings of Safety at School? The Interaction Effects of Gender and Race , Ronet Bachman, University of Delaware; Antonia Randoph, University of Delaware; Bethany Brown, University of Delware "Refocusing Claims and Linking Claims: Off-campus College Housing and a Partial Review of the Components of a Social Problems Cluster.", Heather M. Griffiths, Fayetteville State University Strategies for Maximizing Self-Administered, Mailed Survey Response Rates: Observations from Surveys of Physicians, Tracey Ann Continelli, SUNY Albany; Gaetano Forte, SUNY Albany; Sandra McGinnis, SUNY Albany
109. Movements and Identity (Seminar A) Minority Language Movements and the Cultural Politics of Citizenship: Evidence from France, Ideas for the United States, Kai Alain Heidemann, University of Pittsburgh Who gets to wear an "I survived" T-shirt: 6 Degrees of Disaster Separation, Barbara Feldman, Montclair State University Negative Intermovement Effects? Evidence from Failed Living Wage Campaigns, 1994 - 2002, Michael Mulcahy, University of Connecticut - Stamford Campus; Mustafa Enes Gurbuz, University of Connecticut Sustainable Eating, Cheryl Ann Laz, University of Southern Maine
34 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 110. Perceptions of Aging (Salon 6) Picture This: Images of Aging and Organizations in the Assisted Living Industry, Carla M Messikomer, The Acadia Institute; Carol C Cirka, Ursinus College Persistence to the Dominant Discourse for Menopausal Women in the Japanese Media, Takiko Mori-Saunders, Montgomery College
111. Race and Place (Salon 9) Boundaries and Work Ethic: Ethiopian Immigrants in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area, Vanessa DeBarros Lopes, University of Maryland College Park Diversity Block by Block: Homeowners’ Perceptions of Racial Integration and Gentrification in a Diverse Urban Neighborhood, Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Delaware Wealth Creation, Social Mobility and Immigrant Integration: the role of social, cultural and structural forces in the lives of Northern Virginia Latinos (might revise later on), Maria Eugenia Verdaguer, George Mason University Discussant: Kevin F Gotham, NSF & Tulane University
112. Same Sex Communities and Parenting (Salon 5) Marriage, family, ritual, & practice: designing research to understand lesbian-headed families and the availability of marriage, Catherine Anne Gildae, Northeastern University Odd Timing: Nondiscrimination Policy Gains in the Wake of the Same-Sex Marriage Battle, Kimberly Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University What a Difference a Gay Makes: Modeling the Social-Structural Underpinnings of the Gay and Lesbian Community., Bayliss J. Camp, Texas Christian University Determining the Right to Parental Status: Custody disputes involving assisted reproductive technologies, Medora W. Barnes, University of Connecticut
113. Sociology and Religion II (Freedom Ballroom C) Examining Sources of Stability in Radical Religious Community, Grace Yukich, New York University The Church Community: South Korea and America, Heayoung Park, Farmingdale State University An assessment of the relationship between spiritual capital, mystical experiences and meditation practices, Elizabeth Williamson, Rutgers University Be fruitful and multiply: Changing family formation behavior and the role of religion, religiosity and ethnicity, Petra Nahmias, Princeton University Catholics and the Second Shift: An Analysis of U.S. Catholics, Gender and Domestic Work, Farha Ternikar, Le Moyne College; Matthew T. Loveland, Le Moyne College
114. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Education, Race and Inequality in Philadelphia (Salon 4) Presider: Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Model Behavior? The Importance of Role Models in Explaining the African American Educational Gender Gap, Faye Allard, University of Pennsylvania Schools as Urban Amenities: Marketing Urban Public Schools to Professional Families, Maia Cucchiara, University of Pennsylvania Will the Real Brotha Please Stand Up? Competing Notions of Black Masculinity in an Urban Public High School and What They Tell Us About African American Male Achievement Patterns, Raymond Gunn, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania
35 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 115. Talk About Freaky: Sociological Response to "Freakonomics" (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Presider: Mary C Waters, Harvard University Organizer: Leslie Paik, City College CUNY Panelist, Jeremy Freese, University of Wisconsin-Madison & Harvard University Panelist, Kieran Healy, University of Arizona Panelist, James M Jasper, Contexts Panelist, Leslie Paik, City College CUNY Panelist, Dalton C Conley, New York University
116. The Experience of Second-Generation Asian Americans (Freedom Ballroom B) Presider: Dae Young Kim, University of Maryland Organizer: Dae Young Kim, University of Maryland Ethnic Language, Education, and Assimilation in Chinese Immigrant Families, Vivian Louie, Harvard University Finding Our Way Home: Korean Americans, "Homeland" Trips, and Cultural Foreignness, Nadia Kim, Brandeis University Doing Family Among Asian American Sons and Daughters., Angie Chung, University at Albany Work and Mothering: Practices and Identities of Second Generation Asian American Women, Miliann Kang, University of Massachussetts The Effects of Concerted Cultivation and Segmented Assimilation on Academic Achievement Among Minority Youth., Elizabeth Yoon Hwa Raleigh, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Pyong Gap Min, Queens College and the Graduate Center of CUNY
117. Urban Fortunes: 20 Years Later (or whatever happened to the "New" Urban Sociology?) (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Presider: Ervin Kosta, CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Susan Fainstein, Harvard University Panelist, Norman Fainstein, Connecticut College Panelist, John Logan, Brown University Panelist, Harvey Molotch, New York University Panelist, Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center
118. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session II (Independence Ballroom) Contributions from Undergraduate Students 1. Protestant Work Ethic and Stereotyping in the Workplace, Ellen Furman, Lycoming College 2. Dem A Bleach Out Dem Skin: An Exploratory Study of Color Politics in Urban Jamaican Communities, Derron JR Wallace, Wheaton College (MA) 3. In their own words: Oral History and Aging, Jessica M. Leidy, Shippensburg University 4. Pura Vida on a Pedestal: Costa Rican Exceptionalism and the Impacts of Return Migration, Corrie Holliday, Denison University 5. Social Factors Contributing to Juvenile Delinquency, Marie Noel, The College of St. Elizabeth 6. Perspectives of Animal Shelter Workers and Volunteers on the role(s) of Companion Animals in our Society, Jennifer Lindmar, Penn State University 7. Civic Engagement and Social Capital - Mapping West Virginia Wesleyan College's Community Services and Connections, Thomas B Foster, WVWC - Institute for Social and Community Research 8. Constructing a Social Problem: Food Enforcement of Non-Profit and Charitable Organizations , Abrana Marie Watts, Lycoming College 9. Property Crime in the United States, 1990-2005: A State-Level Analysis., Eryn Goldberg, Rutgers University
36 Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 118. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session II (Independence Ballroom) – cont'd 10. "There & Back Again": How Students Who Study Abroad are Affected by the Return Home, Bridget Mary Irelan, Mount St. Mary's University 11. An analysis of Gender and Racial Stereotypes in Comic Books, Ruth Beauman, Penn State Abington 12. Systems of Total Cognitive Authority: Exploring the Institutional Organization and Practices that Allow for the Imposing and Maintenance of Rigid Socio-mental Filters, Erin Francis Johnston, Rutgers University 13. Weighing in on Soda, Sara Brown, Lycoming College 14. "Redlining in Hartford and its Past, Present, and Future Impact on Lending and Home Ownership", Meaghan Kilian, Trinity College 15. Educational Opportunity, Dianne Denise Graham, SUNY College at New Paltz 16. Do pharmaceutical companies construct gender through ads for depression, and if so, how?, Jessica Renee Chin, Rutgers University 17. The Road to Community Health - Mapping and Assessing Upshur County, West Virginia's Service Agencies, Elizabeth M Gillispie, WVWC - Institute for Social and Community Research 18. T.M.I? Self-Disclosure On Facebook.Com, Tamah Layne Amrom, Lycoming College 19. The Characterization of Love, Fantasy or Critique? A Study of How Romance Novels Characterize Race, Class and Gender and How Readers Respond to These Characterizations., Kelly Marie Turpin, Bates College 20. The Social Aspects of Play in Contemporary Video Games, Preeti Rajeev Khanolkar, Rutgers University 21. Sports in the Media, Kristyna Carroll, Villanova University 22. Proliferation of Prizes, Clark Aaron Miller, University of Delaware 23. Textual Analysis of Hotel Rwanda: Application of Media Literacy Principles, Francis P. Ellis, Shippensburg University 24. Effectiveness of a community-based AIDS agency, Deanna Lear, Lycoming College 25. Effects of Religiosity on Materialism, Colin Wertner, Shippensburg University 26. Martyrdom in Palestine: A Weberian Explanation, Sanja Jagesic, Wellesley College 27. Work and Family "Choices" among Chinese Immigrant Women, Meng Bai, Rutgers University 28. Social Change Through Grassroots Engagement: An Analysis and Overview of Kivulini Women's Rights Organization, Lauren Amanda Pluchino, Bates College
Sessions 2:15 PM—3:35 PM 119. Hochschild Conference, Session III: Ideology, Meaning, and Visibility (Liberty D) Presider: Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania Organizers: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Annette Lareau, University of Maryland This is the third session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild. Changing Contexts, Changing Economies: Single Mothers Talk about Men, Margaret Klein Nelson, Middlebury College "The Invisible Boundary Work of Maids and Madams", Pei-Cha Lan, National Taiwan University Care Work, the Blame Game, and the Structural Squeeze, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Dhooleka Sarhadi Raj, Yale University
37 Friday Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 120. A Conversation with Douglas Massey (Salon 10) Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center
121. Author Meets Critics [Jody Heymann, "Forgotten Families"] (Salon 3) Presider: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Author: Jody Heymann Book Title: Forgotten Families: Ending the Growing Crisis Confronting Children and Working Parents in the Global Economy. Panelist, Christine Bose, U. Albany (SUNY) Panelist, Margaret Greene, International Center for Research on Women Panelist, Robin Simon, Florida State University Response, Jody Heymann, McGill University
122. Diversity and Inequality Among Older Americans (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Organizer: Allen Glicksman, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging Rumors Of Boomers: Who Are The Next Generation Of Older Americans?, Allen Glicksman, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging Differential Predictors of Depressive Symptoms and the Moderation Role of Control-oriented Strategy Use in African American and White Older Adults, Laura N Gitlin, Jefferson University The Structure and Function of Frail Male Veterans’ Social Networks and its Impact on Health Care Utilization, Katherine Abbott, University of Pennsylvania The Relation Between Socio-Economic Status and Physical Health Status Among Older American Jews, Gail G Glicksman, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Discussant: David Kutzik, Drexel University
123. Hip-Hop and Spoken Word (Salon 5) Hip-hop audiences: Moving beyond dichotomies, Alex McClung, University at Albany Prophets and Sell Outs: The Policing of Boundaries in Hip Hop and Spoken Word Poetry, Jane Joann Jones, New York University Ice Cube and Racism: Culture Clash and Social Implications of Hip-Hop, Danielle M. Corvacchioli, Moravian College Talkin' Bout a Revolution: Racial Rhetoric and Public Discourse in the Spoken Word Movement, Crystal Marie Fleming, Harvard University Discussant: Christopher Bonastia, Lehman College of CUNY
124. Immigration and Politics (Freedom Ballroom C) Pathways of Political Incorporation: The Impact of Race and Generation among Minority Voters, John Logan, Brown University; Sookhee Oh, Brown University; Jennifer Darrah, Brown University Building Political Capital: The Case of Salvadoran Immigrants, Karen Ivette Tejada, University at Albany Civic Engagement and Alienation Among Latino Immigrants in the United States, Margarita Sandra Studemeister, American University Discussant: Dowell Myers, University of Southern California
38 Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 125. Labor and Capital in a Globalized World (Salon 6) Global Social Structures of Accumulation and Globally Segmented Labor Markets, John Asimakopoulos, City University of New York, Bronx Inequality, Economic Growth and Happiness: A Multi-Country Analysis, Sanjay Paul, Elizabethtown College National Social Forces in the Formation of “Global Capitalism”? Patterns of Cohesion and Conflict in a Global Governance Institution, 1919 - 2002 , Michael Mulcahy, University of Connecticut - Stamford Campus; Mustafa Enes Gurbuz, University of Connecticut; Lwendo Moonzwe, University of Connecticut Global Political Economy and Women’s Empowerment, Debarashmi Mitra, University of Connecticut
126. Local Economies, Global Markets: Quo Vadis? (Freedom Ballroom B) Patterns of Job Growth in OECD Countries, John D Boy, CUNY Graduate Center; Philipp Rehm, Duke University The Sustainability of the North American Fair Trade Market: Preliminary Findings , Nicole Cousin- Gossett, Temple University Post-Colonialism and the Banana Trade War: Is Trade Protectionism Good for St. Vincent and Grenadines?, Steve Hamilton, American University; Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University Inequality, Investment, and Growth, Lawrence E. Raffalovich, University at Albany, SUNY; Scott Dolan, University at Albany, SUNY
127. New Immigrants in Places Beyond the Traditional Gateways (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Organizer: Nancy A. Denton, SUNY Albany "Hispanic Immigration, Perceptions of Discrimination, and the Future of the Color Line in the Rural U.S. South." , Helen Marrow, Harvard University The Political Incorporation of Latinos in Southern New England, Hilary Silver, Brown University New Immigrants in the Hudson Valley: Newburgh and Poughkeepsie, Nancy A. Denton, SUNY Albany; Jacqueline Villarrubia, SUNY Albany A Comparative Analysis of the Education-Income Relationship between Immigrant vs. Non- Immigrant Populations within the context of High, Moderate, and Low Growth Metropolitan Areas, Frank Lewis, Queens College, City University of New York
128. Race and Ethnicity in Urban America (Salon 9) Demographic Changes in Philadelphia Census Tracts from 1970 to 2000, Maya Silva, Temple University A White Ethnic Parade?--The Philadelphia Mummers and the Challenge of Diversity, Patricia Anne Masters, George Mason University Small Town America - A Community Study of Norristown , Pa, Donna-Marie Peters, Temple University; Cyril C. Burke Lessons from Queens: Young Filipino Women, Collaboration and Community Dialogue, Valerie Francisco, CUNY Graduate Center
129. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Interaction on the Streets of Philadelphia - A Tribute to Erving Goffman (Salon 4) Presider: Eviatar Zerubavel, Rugers University Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Philly Streets and the Code, Elijah Anderson, University of Pennsylvania Bluster and Violence on Urban Streets, Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania Queue-Joining Rules and Resultant Morphologies: A Preliminary Study of 30th Street Station, David Gibson, University of Pennsylvania The Hustle of Urban Nightlife in Philadelphia, David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Eviatar Zerubavel, Rugers University
39 Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 130. Teaching Inequality (Seminar A) The Portrayal of Social Class and Morals in English Language Learner (ELL) Children's Books, Joelle Sano, Boston College The Myth of Equality: Service Learning and Teaching About the Inequities Following Hurricane Katrina, Dana Greene, Appalachian State University; James R Peacock, Appalachian State University Putting Wal-Mart on Trial: An Active Exploration of Consumerism, Capitalism and Community , Don Levy, West Virginia Wesleyan College Panelist in Teaching Inequality, Bonnie French, CUNY
131. The Impact of Race and Ethnicity on Assets and Work (Freedom Ballroom A) America's Racial Divide: Anti-Racist Discourse/Racist Ideology, Jeffrey K. Dowd, Rutgers University Black Asset Owners: Does Ethnicity Matter?, Lori Latrice Sykes, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Urban Legend or Social Fact? Exploring the Role of the Federal Government in Shaping Korean Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the U.S., Tamara K. Nopper, Temple University Does Immigration Disadvantage Native-Born Workers?, Martin Oppenheimer, Rutgers University
132. The Media and Civic Engagement (Freedom Ballroom D) Counterfactuals, Causality, and Media Effects: The Effect of Television Exposure on Civic Engagement, Ethan Fosse, Harvard University What’s the Matter with (fill-in-the-blank)? Class and Voting in American States , Robert Biggert, Assumption College Future Block: Futures and Temporality in Wartime Elections, Adam Hank Henerey, US Sentencing Commission
133. Youth and Social Problems (Freedom Ballroom E) The relationship between crime and the school-to-work transition, Stacey J. Bosick, Harvard Regulating Teenage Sexualities in the Service of the Nation: U.S. Policy Discourses, 1978-2000, Emily S Mann, University of Maryland The Reconcecptualization of Juvenile Prostitutes from Delinquents to Child Sexual Abuse Victims by Law Enforcement, Stephanie J Halter, Plymouth State University Teaching Children to Lie, Cheat and Steal: Neutralization Techniques in Fairy Tales, Paul Kooistra, Furman University; Lauren Senesac, Furman University
Sessions 4:00 PM—5:00 PM 134. Hochschild Conference: A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild, facilitated by Troy Duster (Liberty D) Presider: Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University Organizers: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Annette Lareau, University of Maryland This is the last session of the one-day conference THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CONCEPTUAL: Exploring the Sociological Contributions of Arlie Russell Hochschild. Facilitator, Troy Duster, NYU
40 Friday – cont'd
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM
135. Presidential Plenary: The Changing Nature of Inequality in America (Liberty D) Presider: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Katherine Newman, Princeton University Panelist, Roberto Suro, Pew Hispanic Center Panelist, Mary C Waters, Harvard University Panelist, Jerry G Watts, CUNY Graduate Center
Reception to follow
Saturday, March 17
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM
136. Author Meets Critics [Heather Beth Johnson] (Salon 5) Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Author: Heather Beth Johnson Book Title: The American Dream and the Power of Wealth: Choosing Schools and Inheriting Inequality in the Land of Opportunity Panelist, Aaron M Pallas, Teachers College, Columbia University Panelist, Dalton C Conley, New York University Response, Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh University
137. Classes and Inequalities in China (Salon 9) Organizers: Yusheng Peng, CUNY Graduate Center; Joel Andreas, Johns Hopkins University Two stages of “mass supervision” in Chinese factories during the Mao Zedong Era, Joel Andreas, Johns Hopkins University; Shaohua Zhan, Johns Hopkins University; Rachel Core, Johns Hopkins University Social Structure and Personality during the Transformation of Urban China: A Preliminary Report of an Ongoing Research Project, Melvin Kohn, Johns Hopkins University; Weidong Wang, Remin University/Johns Hopkins University; Yin Yue, Johns Hopkins University What Is the Situation Now in China? – Ten Years after the Market Transition Debate, Yin Yue, Johns Hopkins University Social Class, Work and Personality in Shanghai: a Social Psychological Inquiry., Bei Liu, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Yusheng Peng, CUNY Graduate Center
138. Ethnic Identity (Salon 10) Ethnic Identity on Display: West Indian Youth, Peer Groups and Popular Culture, Bedelia Nicola Richards, The Johns Hopkins University From Merging Histories to Emerging Identities: An "Asian" Museum as a Site of Pan-Ethnic Identity Formation., Chong-suk Han, Temple University; Edward Echtle The Ethnicity of Anything: Moving Beyond People in the Sociology of Ethnic Identity, Justin Snyder, University of Virginia "It has nothing to do with race. It's just culture." : The use of cultural purity in immigration rhetoric., James Park, University of Cincinnati
41 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 139. Gender and Education (Freedom Ballroom D) Patriarchy, Religiosity, and the Education of Turkish Girls, Bruce H. Rankin, Koç University; Isik A Aytac, Bogazici University School Performance and Future Specialty Preferences among High School Students in China—From a Gender Perspective, Lin Guo, SUNY Albany Adolescent Egocentrism: Implications of School Setting in the Changing Climate of Title IX., Marisa A. Rauscher, Neumann College Absent Males: Exploring Gender Life Course and The College Gender Gap, Teresa Donati, Fairleigh Dickinson University
140. Gender and Migration (Freedom Ballroom E) Gendered International Marriage Migration: Filipinas in South Korean Rural Communities, Minjeong Kim, University at Albany - State University of New Yor Migration, Inter-stratificational Move, and Identity Negotiation: the Case of Korean Women, Keumjae Park, William Paterson University Immigrant Domestic Workers and Their Employers: Deconstructing 'being one of the family' myth, Nihal Celik, University of Maryland College Park The Meaning of Social Networks Among German Migrant Families in the United States, Astrid Eich- Krohm, University at Albany, State University of New York
141. Globalization and Its Discontents (Freedom Ballroom C) Globalization and Ecological Footprints: A Cross-National Analysis, John M. Shandra, State University of New York at Stony Brook; Eran Shor, Stony Brook University Socio-Economic and Environmental Effects of Globalization: A Longitudinal Study at the Köprulu- Kanyon National Park Region, Lora L. Karaoglu, Northeastern University Madonna Goes to Malawi: Reproductive Tourism in the Age of Globalization, Lauren Jade Martin, CUNY Graduate Center Transnational Feminist Visual Methods: Confronting Gendered Injustices Through Video, Rachel Kulick, Brandeis University
142. HIV and Discourses of Risk (Freedom Ballroom B) Interventions for Men who have Sex with Men across the Life Course, John Barnshaw, University of Delaware; Diane Zablotsky, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte In the shadows of a prevention campaign: Sexual risk behavior in the absence of Crystal Methamphetamine , Christian Grov, The Graduate Center of CUNY; Jeffrey T Parsons, Hunter College of CUNY; David S Bimbi, CUNY Graduate Center Gettin' It On: Understanding Sexual Networks and HIV/AIDS in An Impoverished Community, Anne R Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz; Lauren Joseph, Stony Brook University; Chris Nemeth, New York State Department of Health; Carol-Ann Watson, New York State Department of Health The Culture of Response to the Global HIV and AIDS Pandemic, Alton Phillips, New York University; Catherine Pirkle, University of Montreal
143. Illiberal Moderates (Salon 3) Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University Panelist, Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Jeff Weintraub, University of Pennsylvania
42 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 144. Knowledge, Intellectual Integrity: Capitalism (Seminar A) Peer Reviewing the Peer Review Process: Toward Liberating Practices of Scholarship Diversity, Mohammad H. Tamdgidi, University of Massachusetts Boston The Elephant in the Field: Corporate Science as an Object of Inquiry, David Schleifer, New York University Exploring Similarity in Instrumental and Non-Instrumental Choices in a Scholarly Network, Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel University "Exploding the Atom of Property": Open Source, Licensing Agreements, & Variable Forms of Ownership and Control, Christopher Porto, University of Virginia
145. Motherhood and Identity (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Trends in Labor Force "Opt-out" among Highly Educated Mothers: A Change in Preferences or in Circumstances?, Pamela Stone, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center; Cordelia Reimers, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center What’s in a Name? Auto-ethnographic reflections on the social construction of motherhood among non-procreative parents in lesbian relationships, Marianne Cutler, East Stroudsburg University The Ambivalence of the Motherhood Experience, Ivana Brown, Rutgers University Advertising an Ideology of Motherhood: A Qualitative Content Analysis of the Promotional Materials Produced by Child Care Centers, Katherine Elizabeth Speirs, University of Maryland Preference for the Stranger: Contemporary Motherhood Online, Felicia Wu Song, Louisiana State University
146. New Directions in Multiracial Research I (Salon 4) Organizer: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College CUNY Panelist on Multiracial Research I, Kimberly McClain DaCosta, Harvard University Fade to Black and White:Interracial Images in America, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College CUNY Reading the Interracial Scene: Pornography as an Assimilationist Project, Jennifer Nash, Harvard University Explorations of Factors Influencing the Racial Self-identification of Multiracial Individuals , Theressa L LaBarrie, Teachers College, Columbia University Discussant: France Winddance Twine, UC Santa Barbara
147. Race and Ethnicity in the Media (Freedom Ballroom A) Theorizing 'Race' in the Information Age: lessons from new media artist Tana Hargest, Deborah S Gambs, The CUNY Graduate Center The African American Female Image in the Media, Progressive or Repetitive?, Tracie Dominique Kennerly, Temple University Deconstructing Dora: Spanish Language & Latino Ethnicity in Children’s Television Programs, Erynn Masi de Casanova, CUNY Graduate Center
148. The Social Production of Environmental Vulnerability (Salon 6) Organizer: Karen M. O'Neill, Rutgers University Power and Pollution: Environmental Justice Activism in the Philadelphia Area, Diane Sicotte, Drexel University The Delaware Floods: Perceptions of Vulnerability and Inequality, Diane Bates, The College of New Jersey; Kevin O'Shea, College of New Jersey; Joseph Palumbo, College of New Jersey U.S. Flood Control Policies and the Social Origins of Vulnerability, Karen M. O'Neill, Rutgers University Hurricane Katrina and Ninth Ward: What it means to have lived the Ninth Ward experience of Katrina, Guenevere Lee Mead, University of Delware
43 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 149. Refereed Roundtable— Family and Generational Relations (Liberty D Roundtable 5) Intergenerational Instrumental Support, the Construction of Kinship, and the Transition to Marriage among New Parents, Kristin Elizabeth Turney, University of Pennsylvania Relationships between young adults and their parents, Caroline Sten, University of Pennsylvania Grandchildren as Unifiers in the Intergenerational Relationships of Fragile Families, Mana Nakagawa, University of Pennsylvania; Kristin Elizabeth Turney, University of Pennsylvania
150. Refereed Roundtable— Gender, Masculinities, and Behavior (Liberty D Roundtable 1) "Put the Iron on His Back: The Construction of Masculinity During a Drug Robbery Torture.", Randol Contreras, The Graduate Center of the City University of New What Does it Mean to be a ‘Player’?: Sex, Self-Worth and the Inner City, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University Sex, Gender-Role Orientation and Risk Behavior Engagement: Is Traditionalism Protective?, Cathryn Brubaker, University of Massachusetts Amherst Do the White Thing: Adolescent White Masculinity and the Bedroom Culture, David L Thaggard, The George Washington University Serial Murder as a Social Fact: Examining Structural and Cultural Sources of Aggregate-level Variation, Lance E Hannon, Occidental College; James DeFronzo, University of Connecticut
151. Refereed Roundtable— LGBT Identity (Liberty D Roundtable 4) The Intersectional Imagination" What Do Lesbian And Gay Leaders Of Color Have To Do With It?, Antonio Pastrana, CUNY Graduate Center Coming Out When You are Punched In: Understanding the Vocational Behavior and Workplace Experiences of Gays and Lesbians in Albany, New York., Chris Bogacz, State University of New York at Albany Suzanne Pennington, SUNY, University at Albany Legal Consciousness and Attitudes Toward Same-sex Marriage Among Greater Boston LGBTQ Individuals, Jennifer M Raymond, University of Massachusetts Boston
152. Refereed Roundtable— Religious Institutions and Subgroups in the U.S. and Other Milieus (Liberty D Roundtable 3) Organizers: Deborah L Rexrode, University of Virginia; Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia Cultural Trends and the Young Adult Community of Mega-sized Churches in South Korea, Eunryung Kang, University of Virginia Dollars and Sense: Money and Meaning - Giving to the Church, Deborah L Rexrode, University of Virginia Spiritual Connoisseurs: Western Spiritual Seekers and Eastern Religious Practice, Benjamin Snyder, University of Virginia "Religiousness" and Sexual Attitudes Across Generations, Ryan Gruters, University of Virginia Discussant: Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia
153. Refereed Roundtable— Roundtable: Pedagogy (Liberty D Roundtable 2) The Undergraduate Student Class Project: Learning by Doing, Carol Poll, Fashion Institute of Technology/SUNY; Yuniya Kawamura, Fashion Institute of Technology; Joyce Robbins, Fashion Institute of Technology; George J.A. Murray, Fashion Institute of Technology; Susanne Bleiberg Seperson, Dowling College Eyes Wide Open: Perspectives on Teaching Multicultural Education Theory to Undergraduate Students, Joy M Barnes-Johnson, Temple University; Juliet Dileo, Temple University; Mary Hickert Herring, Temple University Embracing Diversity in the Diverse Classroom, Sara Ellen Kitchen , Chestnut Hill College; Nancy DeCesare, Chestnut Hill College Sex, Lies and Surveys: Doing Sociology, Doing Journalism and Writing Stories About Sexuality, Catherine G. Valentine, Nazareth College
44 Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 154. Refereed Roundtable— Youth and Services (Liberty D Roundtable 6) ‘You can’t count on nobody in life:’ Homeless Youth and the Transition to Adulthood in Eastern City, Laura Napolitano, University of Pennsylvania Neighborhood mismatch: Examining mental health service access for youth through proximal distance. Paper presentation., Christine Marie Rine, SUNY Buffalo Constructing the "Good Enough" Family: The Politics of Child Welfare Decision-Making, Stephanie A Bryson, Brandeis University "If They Could See Me Now...": The Consequences of Peer Sexual Harassment on Students' Personal, Social, and Educational Lives, Dana Ann Hysock, Macon State College
Sessions 10:00 AM—11:00 AM 155. New Books Reception (Independence Ballroom)
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 156. A Conversation with Margaret Anderson and Elizabeth Higginbotham (Salon 10)
157. African Immigration to the United States: Case Studies of Residence, Occupation, and Consumption Choices (Salon 5) Organizer: Marlese Durr, Wright State University African Residence, Occupational, and Consumption Choices in the U.S., Wakiuru Wamwara- Mbugua, Wright State University; Marlese Durr, Wright State University African Immigration and The Redevelopment of the City: A Philadelphia Case Study, Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr College African Immigrants in The Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area, Kinuthia Macharia, American University African Women‘s Entrepreneurial Experiences in the U.S., Shawn R. Donaldson, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Discussant: LaFleur F Small, Wright State University
158. Aging and Quality of Life (Seminar A) Holding on and ducking bullets: Living and aging alone in New York City, Jenna Bassin Appelbaum, New York University Increasing Needs, Increasing Numbers: Aging and Disabled Americans in the 21st Century., Steve Sconfienza, New York State Office for the Aging Social Predictors of Driving Cessation among Older Adults: The Driving Continuum, Jenai Murtha, Holy Family University Eden for all?: Inequalities in Long Term Care Facilities, Betty L McCall, Lycoming College
159. Author Meets Critics [Dowell Myers] (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Presider: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Author: Dowell Myers Book Title: Immigrants and Boomers: Forging a New Social Contract for the Future of America. Panelist, Richard D Alba, SUNY at Albany Panelist, Douglas S Massey, Princeton University Panelist, Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University Response, Dowell Myers, University of Southern California
45 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 160. Environmental Studies (Freedom Ballroom B) Towards Paradigm Shift: Ecovillages and Reconceptualizing Community, Debbie Kasper, Sweet Briar College Machines in the Garden or Gardening with the Machine: Urban Ecovillages vs. Rural Communes, Kelly Moore, University of Cincinnati; Alan Wight, University of Cincinnati Cyclical Change and Attitudinal Variations in Environmental Concern: Analyzing the Social Bases of Ecological Awareness, Daniel Sarabia, Roanoke College; Rosemarie Stephens-Booker, Roanoke College Is Africa "Too Poor to be Green?" Environmental Awareness and Post-Materialism in Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Tanzania., Tara Seguin Pierce, University of New Hampshire
161. Gender and Representation (Salon 9) (How) Does Gender Pronoun Matter?, Audrey Devine-Eller, Rutgers University Pending, Kameisha Bennett, American University; Cheryl Llewellyn, American University "'We got next': Female athletes as liberal feminist icons in Sports Illustrated for Women", Laurie Gordy, Daniel Webster College Gendered cultural strategies: navigating everyday uncertainty, Bridget Costello, King's College
162. Longitudinal Ethnography (Salon 3) Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Delights/Dilemmas of Conducting and Writing Longitudinal Ethnography, Lois Weis, University at Buffalo, SUNY Evolving Relations with Informants in Long Term Ethnography, Robert C Smith, CUNY Baruch College Reflections on Sustaining Relations from "Sidewalk", Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Problems and Possibilities in Longitudinal Qualitative Research: The Case of "Unequal Childhoods", Annette Lareau, University of Maryland
163. Medicine and Culture (Freedom Ballroom D) Traditional Medicine: The Case for Legitimacy, Augustine Amarquaye Aryee, Fitchburg State College; Augustine Amarquaye Aryee, Fitchburg State College Predictors of CAM Use, Elizabeth Halen, Temple University ’A Really Elegant Affair’: The Role of Class in African American Breast Cancer Organizations, LaShaune Johnson, University of California, Santa Barbara Unraveling the Pink Ribbon, Gayle A Sulik, Vassar College
164. New Directions in Multiracial Research II (Salon 4) Organizer: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College CUNY Interracial Relationships: A Quantitative Evaluation., Stephanie Marie Laudone, Fordham University Home(land) Décor: American Parents’ Display of Chinese Cultural Objects in the China Adoptive Family Home, Amy Elizabeth Traver, SUNY Stony Brook Is that your child? the effect of social class and gender on parenting strategies for raising biracial children., Melanie D Hildebrandt, Indiana University of PA Interracial Relationships and Intimate Partner Violence, Earl Smith, Wake Forest University; Angela Hattery, Wake Forest University Intermarriage Patterns among Hispanic Race Groups, Hyoung-jin Shin, SUNY at Albany
46 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 165. Race and Health (Salon 6) The white male effect in the perceived risk of heart disease, Oh-Jung Kwon, Rutgers University Persistent Risk: Race and the Politics of Infant Mortality, Monica J Casper, Vanderbilt University The Health Care Experiences of African-American Veterans, Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern; Nathan Rickles, Northeastern University The Diminishing Returns Theory: Does it Apply to Health Care?, Paulette Marie Niewczyk, University at Buffalo
166. Racial Images and Attitudes (Freedom Ballroom C) Learning the Ropes: Immigrant Expressions of Racial Ideology, Beth Frankel Merenstein, Central Connecticut State Univ. Race, Media, and Attitudes toward People on Welfare, Stephanie S. Bramlett, University of New Hampshire The Elephant in the News: Images of Race in Media Coverage of Hurricane Katrina, Kimberly J McGann, SUNY at BUffalo Everything But Race: A Natural Experiment of Racial Attitudes in a Resort Community, Charles A. Gallagher, Georgia State University
167. Sexuality, Gender, and Adolescence (Freedom Ballroom E) The Dynamics of Gender in Single Sex Schooling: Implications for Educational Policy, Dominique Johnson, Temple University Urban Mothers and Young Teens: Gender and the Transition to Adolescence in Contemporary Context, Lakshmi Jayaram, Johns Hopkins University The Sexual Behavior of Adolescents with Disabilities: Evidence from the NLSY97, Carrie L. Shandra, Brown University; Afra Chowdhury, Brown University; Dennis P. Hogan, Brown University The articulation of same-sex attraction, relationships, and identity: from adolescence to young adulthood, Hannah Brueckner, Yale University
168. Sociology on Terrorism (Freedom Ballroom A) On the Meaning of Terror, Benjamin F Hadis, Montclair State University The US War on Terrorism: A View From Muslim World., Fida Mohammad, SUNY The influence of terrorist acts on Urban Search and Rescue: Organizational and Individual transformations in post 9/11 U.S., Manuel Roberto Torres, University of Delaware; Rita Poteyeva, University of Delaware Sociology as Security: Cultural Conflict and Stability, Farshad Malek-Ahmadi, NVCC
169. Women of Color in the Profession: Challenges in Teaching, Research, and Practice (Panel Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Organizer: Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania Panelist, Simona J Hill, Susquehanna University Panelist, Cymone Fourshey, Susquehanna University Panelist, Shirley A Jackson, Southern Connecticut State University Panelist, Chanele Moore, University of Delaware Panelist, Carrie Smith, Millersville University Panelist, Debarashmi Mitra, University of Connecticut Panelist, Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University
47 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 170. Refereed Roundtable— Consumerism and Consumption (Liberty D Roundtable 3) Cents and Sensibility: Product Associations and Consumer Thought Communities, Janet Lorenzen, Rutgers University When Coping Becomes Compulsive: Women, Modernity, and the Development of Compulsive Shopping, Jennifer Robin Hemler, Rutgers University Consumption Behavior: Examining Definitions and Measurement, Kirsten B. Lauber, University at Albany, SUNY Technologies of persuasion: how banks format individual consumers and match them to mass products, Zsuzsanna Vargha, Columbia University
171. Refereed Roundtable— Development and Stratification I (Liberty D Roundtable 5) China’s Minority Populations in Xinjiang Province: Economic and Social Comparisons., China Layne, SUNY Albany; Zai Liang, SUNY Albany Family Planning in South Korea: Power, Discipline, and Development, Myung-Ji Yang, Brown University Global Tobacco use and World Systems Theory, Gary Maynard, Stony Brook University; John M. Shandra, State University of New York at Stony Brook Social Exclusion in Rural Labor Migration: a Case Study of Poverty Dynamics in China, Shaohua Zhan, Johns Hopkins University
172. Refereed Roundtable— Land Use, Urban Change, and Development (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Cold-war Construction and Chinese Socialism, Miin-wen Shih, West Chester University Land-use politics: State and non-state actors in Mumbai, India, Sukriti Issar, Brown University The Turkish Urban Revolution: Lefebvrian Theses on Urban Development in Turkey, Sinan Tankut Gulhan, SUNY-Binghamton Contradictions, Conjoncture, and World-Empire: A Case of China, Miin-wen Shih, West Chester University
173. Refereed Roundtable— Meeting Students Where They Are: Alternative Discussion Techniques (Liberty D Roundtable 6) Organizers: Suzanne Goodney Lea, Gallaudet University; Emily Brenna Horowitz, St. Francis College Panelist, Suzanne Goodney Lea, Gallaudet University Panelist, Emily Brenna Horowitz, St. Francis College
174. Refereed Roundtable— Memory, Place and Accounts (Liberty D Roundtable 1) Common Sense History and the Transcending of Social Divisions: The case of Shivaji Commemoration in Pune, India, Daniel Jasper, Moravian College Placemaking and Heritage Wars on New York City’s Industrial Waterfront, Steven Lang, CUNY LaGuardia Community College Memory, Space and Inequality: Mnemonic Continuity and the Spaces of the Traumatized City., Daina Cheyenne Harvey, Rutgers Doing Accounts: Toward a Dynamic Model for Accounting Processes, Steven J. Seiler, University of Tennessee
175. Refereed Roundtable— Sociology of Bodies (Liberty D Roundtable 7) Fat Drag as Gender Performance: The Use of the Fat Suit in Major Film Productions , Elizabeth Agosto, Fordham University; Jacqueline Johnson, Fordham University The Virtual Social Body: Representation, Affect, and Power in The Second Life Virtualscape, Kim Cunningham, CUNY Graduate Center; Erin Siodmak, CUNY Graduate Center Body Ownership and the Consensual Mastery/slavery Dynamic, Angel M Butts, Rutgers University Embodying Invisibility: An Analysis of the Adult Autistics Picture Project, Jes Peters, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Victoria Pitts-Taylor, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center
48 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 176. Refereed Roundtable— Techniques of State Power: War on Drugs and War on Terror (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Organizers: Polly Sylvia, CUNY Graduate Center; Mitra E Rastegar, CUNY Graduate Center Becoming "the Other": Arab and Muslim Americans in the Post 9/11 United States, Rose Kim, CUNY Graduate Center Drug Wars and Developmental Subjectivity, John Andrews, CUNY Graduate Center Mechanisms of Social Control: The 'War on Terrorism' and its Relationship to the Affective Manipulation of Fear., Polly Sylvia, CUNY Graduate Center "Islamic Fascists" and "Our Many Muslim Friends": the Secular State's Discursive Production of Muslim Americans, Mitra E Rastegar, CUNY Graduate Center The Migration of the Use of Propaganda in the Promotion of Democratic Ideology, Jared Hanneman, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Polly Sylvia, CUNY Graduate Center
177. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session III (Independence Ballroom) Contributions from Undergraduate Students 1. Effects of Liberal Arts Colleges’ Institutional Characteristics on Alumni Giving, Alicia Craig LaPorte, Skidmore College 2. An Analysis of the Portrayal of Interracial Interaction in Children's Books, Lena Franceschini, Millersville University 3. The Impact of Learning Disabilities on Peer Victimization in Schools, Peter Ferdinand, St. Bonaventure University 4. Literacy education in high poverty elementary schools: An urban-rural comparison, Elizabeth Burns, St. Lawrence University 5. Wrongful Conviction: a social issue an economic problem, Kathleen Rose, Mansfield University; Audrey Nichols, Mansfield University; Timothy J. Madigan, Mansfield University; Janice Purk, Mansfield University 6. An Analysis of the Portrayal of Disability in Children's Books, Karen Lynn Moss, Millersville University of Pennsylvania 7. International Attitudes of Trust and Their Effect on Political Stability, Erich Yee, Skidmore College 8. Social Justice in Catholic High School Education, Jessica Lynn Salefski, Saint Joseph's University 9. Working and Retirement: The bluring world, Tiffany Smalser, Mansfield University; Sara Hanyen, Mansfield University; Janice Purk, Mansfield University; Timothy J. Madigan, Mansfield University 10. A Crescendo of Sound: The Rising Female Voice of 19th Century America in the Providence Reform School, Melissa Carr, Stonehill College; Joanna Channell, Stonehill College 11. Formation of Masculinity Among Competing Discourses And Its Relevance To The Study of Sexual Violence, Morgan Leigh Metzger, William Paterson University 12. Voting in Maryland: A United State, a People Divided, Michael R Hochron, Skidmore College 13. An Analysis of Elementary Education Programs in Pennsylvania, Amanda Ann Altice, Millersville University 14. Retention of students of color: Commonality of student features in a small, rural, predominantly white university, Lora J Wu, St. Lawrence University 15. All I Need to Know I Learned in Kidergarten: Factors of High School Students' Educational Aspirations, Allison Klein, Skidmore College 16. Teen Dating Violence: A Rising Epidemic, Christina Marie Cullen, William Paterson University; Morgan Schiffer, William Paterson University 17. O, Father, Where Art Thou? An Analysis of the Portrayal of Fathers in Television Commercials, Arthur Jonathan Bomberger, Millersville University 18. Paternal Kin Support and Resilient Fathers, Laura Beth DiTizio, Unversity of Maryland, College Park 19. With It: Stigma Management & the Effects of Assimilation Within American Carnival Culture, Janel Doyle, Wells College 20. Probing the Perceptions of Feminist Men, Amy Catherine Moors, William Paterson University 21. Social Factors Affecting HIV/AIDS Knowledge, Karina Perez, Skidmore College
49 Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 177. Undergraduate Poster— Poster Session III (Independence Ballroom) - cont'd 22. Parental Involvement and Student Achievement: A Comparison of Suburban and Urban Public Schools, Dilia Ballester, William Paterson University 23. Acting on Beliefs: Faith Disparity Between Convinced and Birthright Quakers, Arielle S Brousse, University of Pennsylvania 24. Social Influences on Views of Evolution, Patrick Joseph Bouman, Skidmore College 25. Dramaturgy on The Internet: Social Consequences of Self-Presentation in Cyberspace, Isabelle Thonicke, Wells College 26. Poverty and the Potential for Social Mobility in Newark, NJ, Creasha M. Bowman, William Paterson University 27. Ethnographic research on the relation between mental health in urban youth and the social consruct of race, David Todd Robinson-Whitmer, Millersville University 28. Attitudes toward the poor and poverty programs, Synae Whang, Skidmore College
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 178. Author Meets Critics [Eric Klinenberg] (Salon 10) Presider: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Organizer: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Author: Eric Klinenberg Book Title: Fighting for Air: The Battle to Control America's Media Panelist, Herbert J Gans, Columbia University Panelist, Todd Gitlin, Columbia University Panelist, Michael X Delli Carpini, UPENN Annenberg School for Communication Response, Eric Klinenberg, New York University
179. Black Immigrants in the U.S. (Salon 5) Organizer: Ivy Forsythe-Brown, UMICH Institute for Social Research Dominican Racial and Ethnic Attitudes., Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University Undercutting the Immigrant Ethos?: An Examination of West Indians Educational Achievement., Janice Johnson-Dias, UMICH National Poverty Center African Immigrants in the US, Abdi Kusow, Oakland University The Racialization of Immigrants in the Global City, Elizabeth Aranda, University of Miami; Rosa E Chang, University of Miami Discussant: Milton Vickerman, University of Virginia
180. Committee Meeting: Committee on the Status of Women (Salon 7) Organizers: Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College; Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
181. Creativity and Consumption (Freedom Ballroom A) Culture, Politics, and the New Economy: Recent Developments in the Study of Bohemian Life, Judith Halasz, SUNY New Paltz The Critique of Consumer Culture On Film, Justin Myers, CUNY Graduate Center Prodigality, Peddlers, and Pre-Industrial Consumers: An Inquiry into the Pre-History of Consumer Society, Michael Wood, Hunter College, CUNY How to Make Meaningful Goods in the Creative Economy, Frederic Clement Godart, Columbia University; Ashley Mears, New York University
50 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 182. Culture, Institutions, and Social Change in China (Salon 9) Organizer: Yusheng Peng, CUNY Graduate Center Living a Single Life: The plight and adaptations of the bachelors in Yishala, Hua Han, University of Washington Ancestor Worship, Bloodline, and Birthrates: Lineage against Birth Control Policy, Yusheng Peng, CUNY Graduate Center From Symbiotic Clientelism to Principled Clientelism: The Relationship between Chinese Local Officials and Private Entrepreneurs, Xiaoli Tian, University of Chicago Formal and Informal Financing in rural China, Li Zhou, UCLA Discussants: Emily Hannum, University of Pennsylvania Yusheng Peng, CUNY Graduate Center
183. Education and Inequality II (Freedom Ballroom C) Networks or Frog Ponds: High school effects in selective college admissions, Thurston Domina, Princeton University How does community wealth transform public education?, Jessica Kenty-Drane, Southern Connecticut State University Siblings as Mirror Images or Polar Opposites? Examining Educational Inequality among American Adult Brothers and Sisters over the 20th Century, Gregory M. Eirich, Columbia University Paradoxes of Diversity: New Immigrants and the Racial and Ethnic Composition of Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Boston, Regine Ostine Jackson, Emory University Discussant: Charles V Willie, Harvard University
184. Families Negotiating Inequality: Challenges of Care and the Market (Salon 3) Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia The Insecurity Shift: The Feminization of Security Work in Families, Marianne Cooper, UC Berkeley Breadwinner Anxiety and Husbands' Health: How Old Ideas of Masculinity Can Hurt, Kristen Springer, Rutgers University Culture and Color: Variations in the Household Composition of Black Children by International Region of Origin from 1980-2000., Alicia Lee, University of Pennsylvania Why Do Low-Income Parents Spend Relatively More Money On Their Children?: “Feeling Horizons” And The Economy Of Dignity., Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
185. Movements and Changing Organizations (Salon 4) "The Only Good Fascist is a Dead One": The Ideological Frames of Militant Anti-Racist Activists, Stanislav Vysotsky, Northeastern University What’s Love Got to Do with It: Professionalization, Rationalization, and Emotions in the Marriage Equality Movement , Mary Clare Burke, University of Connecticut Mobilizing Voices: A Discussion of Leadership and Dissent in Community Organizing, Erin E Robinson, Canisius College Mediating Social Change: Small Groups, Organizations and Stability, Sarah Busse Spencer, The College of New Jersey
186. NOW and the struggle for Women's Equality - In Honor of the 40th Anniversary of the National Organization for Women. (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Presidential Session. Panelist, Muriel Fox, National Organization for Women Panelist, Nicholas Pedriana, Louisiana State University Panelist, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, Graduate Center, CUNY Panelist, Kathleen Gerson, New York University
51 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 187. Poverty and Social Capital (Freedom Ballroom E) Visible Yet Unseen: Women Who Live and Work on the Streets of Willimantic, Kathleen Delahunty, Eastern Connecticut State University That’s the only way we going to survive: Support and Social Capital among the poor, Joan Maya Mazelis, Temple University The impact of family economic trajectories on child well-being, Li Kuang, Columbia University; Mary Clare Lennon, CUNY Graduate Center Social Capital as a Compensatory Mechanism in Adaptation: Evidence from the New Immigrant Survey, Nick Robertson, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Elaine Howard Ecklund, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Robert Wagmiller, University at Buffalo, SUNY
188. Revisiting Classical Sociological Theory (Freedom Ballroom B) Bureaucracy as Sacrament: The Da Vinci Code, Ecclesial Governance, and Max Weber’s Ideal Types of Authority, James H Mahon, William Paterson University Rethinking Simmel’s Stranger: A Well-Travelled But Worn Out Classic, Emily Rauscher, New York University Toward a More Precise Interpretation of Weber's Protestant Ethic Thesis, Jere Cohen, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Not Your Father's Commodity Fetishism, Joshua Howard, CUNY Graduate Center
189. Social Policy, Family, and Poverty (Freedom Ballroom D) Culture and Welfare Reform, J. Heather Wiley, CUNY Graduate Center Workplace Rules and Everyday Challenges in Day Labor, Carolyn Pinedo Turnovsky, UC Santa Barbara Childcare in Mexican Transnational Families, Joanna Dreby, CUNY Graduate Center
190. Teaching Substantive Topics (Seminar A) Teaching with DuBois, Dustin Kidd, Temple University Confronting Apathy: Teaching Social Justice and Encouraging Engaged Learning in an Undergraduate Sociology Course, Jacqueline M Keil, Kean University Teaching about Terrorism Using Films, Marybeth Francine Ayella, Saint Joseph's University; Elizabeth Young, Saint Joseph's University "Men in old clothes who talked about their war experiences": Using Oral History to spark the sociological imagination, Lee G Streetman, Delaware State University
191. Terrorism and Collective Memory (Salon 6) Terrorism, Culture and Political-Economy: Conceptualizing Ethno-Religious Conflict, Asoka Bandarage, Georgetown University Victims’ Groups Following the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks: Collective Identity, Collective Memory and Collective Witness, Stephen R Couch, Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey Kindler, Pennsylvania State University; Barbara Wade, Pennsylvania State University
192. Undergraduate Workshop: Choosing a Graduate Program (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Organizer: Theresa Morris, Trinity College Presider: Anne Bowler, University of Delaware Panelist, Anne Bowler, University of Delaware Panelist, Charles Bosk, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Paul DiMaggio, Princeton University Panelist, Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut
52 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 193. Refereed Roundtable— Development and Stratification II (Liberty D Roundtable 5) Is Development Work Learning or Teaching? MCC in Chad, Jonathan Mark Dueck, University of Maryland Water is Life: The Politicization and Privatization of Water in Sub-Saharan Africa., Roger j Reitman, Hood College Class and Culture in Nigeria: Explaining the Patterns of Social and Political Views in Nigeria, Roderick S Graham, The Graduate Center of the City University of New York
194. Refereed Roundtable— Household Labor and Inequality (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Marital power and the division of household labour: An analysis of the United States, Kristi L Gozjolko, University of New Hampshire The Gendered Divisions of Family-Work in Television Commercials, Bryan K Robinson, University at Albany; Erica Hunter, SUNY at Albany Macro and micro influences of cohabitation on housework in 31 nations, Erica Hunter, SUNY at Albany The Production of Gender among Immigrant and Indigenous Americans: The Case of Household Labor, Vincent Louis, Temple University
195. Refereed Roundtable— Mexican America (Liberty D Roundtable 6) Mexican American Professionals: An Understudied Population., Edelmira Reynoso, University at Albany From "La Montaña" to Manhattan: the Impact of Mexican Mixtec Migration to New York City, Leslie A. Martino, CUNY, The Graduate Center The Legality of Separation: an Examination of International Human Rights Law Obligations and their Impact on the Expansion of the Mexican Border Wall, Sandra Faith Jones, Arcadia University The Past, Present and Future of the Chicano Immigrant, Denise Lynn Smiley, Mansfield University
196. Refereed Roundtable— Social Identities in Virtual Space (Liberty D Roundtable 3) Subjective Definitions of Digital Privacy and their Consequences for Behavior in an Online Social Network, Stacy Tabor, Lehigh University; Robert E. Rosenwein, Lehigh University Social Capital's New Face: Gender, Race and Ethnicity differences in social capital formation in Facebook, Myspace, and Other Online Social Networks, Zeynep Tufekci, University of Maryland at Baltimore County Gambling Over the Internet: How Addictive is it?, Timothy J. Madigan, Mansfield University; Janice Purk, Mansfield University
197. Refereed Roundtable— Sport and Identity (Liberty D Roundtable 1) Race, Gender, and School Attachment: The Role of High School Sports, Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University Embodied Conflict: Managing the Dual Identities of "Athlete" and "Woman", J. Alison Watts, Temple University Processes of Collective Identification and Conflict among Appalachian Trail Long Distance Hikers, Jamie MacLennan, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Baseball and Opportunity: Myth and Reality, Joseph A. Trumino, St. John's University Students, Faculty, and the Collegiate Athletic Environment, Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College; Keith Ganzenmuller, Skidmore College; Karina Perez, Skidmore College
198. Refereed Roundtable— War and Sociology (Liberty D Roundtable 2) The Determinants of Opposition to War in the United States, 1950-2005, Emanuel Gregory Boussios, Stony Brook University "I wasn't even anywhere: Militarism, Activism, and Veteran-ism", Daniel Burland, University of Massachusetts--Amherst Prisoner of War Camps: From WW II to Guantanamo, Susan E. Cavin, New York University The Decline of Popular Anti-war Music from Vietnam to Iraq: Implications for Activists, Jeneve Brooks-Klinger, Fordham University
53 Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 199. Refereed Roundtable— Why We Don’t Promote Our Books and How We Could Do A Better Job of It: A Conversation among Authors (Liberty D Roundtable 7) Organizers: Margaret Klein Nelson, Middlebury College; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM 200. "Whiteness: Sociology Meets History" (Salon 10) Presider: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Richard D Alba, SUNY at Albany Panelist, Richard D Alba, SUNY at Albany Panelist, Nancy Foner, Hunter College and CUNY Grad Center Panelist, Joel Perlman, Bard College Panelist, Thomas A Guglielmo, George Washington University
201. Author Meets Critics [Jeffrey Alexander] (Salon 3) Presider: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Author: Jeffret C. Alexander Book Title: The Civil Sphere Panelist, Andrew Arato, New School University Panelist, Stephen Kalberg, Boston University Panelist, Krishan Kumar, University of Virginia Response, Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University
202. ESS Undergraduate Committee (Salon 7)
203. Immigrants and American Communities (Freedom Ballroom B) The Haitian Immigrant Population in Philadelphia, Garvey F. Lundy, University of Pennsylvania "Immigrants, Aliens, and Americans: Mapping out the Boundaries of Belonging in Danbury, CT", B. Nadya Jaworsky, Yale University Invisible Intruders?: National Identity of Boston’s German and Japanese Elite Migrants , Masayo Nishida, Boston University The Accessibility and Travel Behavior of Immigrants across Urban Landscapes, Brian Mckenzie, SUNY Albany
204. Iraq since 2003: What's gone wrong? What's gone right? What next? (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Presider: Jeff Weintraub, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Jeff Weintraub, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Ian Lustick, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Brendan O'Leary, University of Pennsylvania Panelist, Trudy Rubin, Foreign Affairs Columnist, Philadelphia Inquirer
205. Media Narratives and Social Problems (Freedom Ballroom E) Media and Myth-Making: The Narratives about American Society Told by the Books and Films on Flight 93, Alexander Tristan Riley, Bucknell University The Symbolic Meanings of News Media, Stephen Ostertag, University of Connecticut U.S. War Crimes in Vietnam, the Media, and the 2004 Bush-Kerry Presidential Race, Ken Cunningham, Penn State Harrisburg The Social Construction of Risk and Identity Theft, Kathryn Meade , George Washington University
54 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 206. Nationhood, Power, and Social Change. (Salon 9) Darfur:Social Fragmentation as an effective method in carrying out Genocide, Joyce Apsel, New York University Judicial Reform Proects in the Middle East Funded by the International Donors: Problems and Challenges, Majid Mohammadi, Stony Brook University Nationalism in Action: the Birth of the “Israel Bonds”, Dan Lainer-Vos, Columbia University Ibn Khaldun’s Philosophy of History, Fida Mohammad, SUNY
207. Pedagogy in Higher Education (Freedom Ballroom D) A World Where Many Worlds Fit: Contributions of undergraduate research to changing discourses on diversity, Scott Schaffer, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Courtney Harvey, Millersville University of Pennsylvania Community Building as Pedagogy: Comparing the Learning Experiences of Two Introductory Classes, Laura L. O'Toole, Roanoke College Service Learning vs. Activist Learning in a Women’s Studies Classroom, Anne Bubriski, Southern Connecticut State University; Ingrid Semaan, University of Connecticut As Above, So Below: Theoretical Meditations on the Alchemy of Diversity and Pedagogical Flexibility in Newtonian vs. Quantal Classrooms, Mohammad H. Tamdgidi, University of Massachusetts Boston
208. Post 9/11 Research on the Middle Eastern Americans (Salon 6) Organizer: Mehdi Bozorgmehr, CUNY Graduate Center Terrorists and Virgins: Gender Based Performances of Arab American Artists, Maysoun Freij , Emory University Sorting Out Middle Eastern Identities in Detroit, Scott Heil, CUNY Graduate Center The Impact of Civil Religion on Religious Diversity, Emily H Mahon, CUNY Graduate Center Where have all the demonstrations gone? Palestinian-American withdrawal from the public sphere post-9/11, Randa Serhan Serhan, Columbia University Discussant: Anny Bakalian, CUNY Graduate Center
209. Race and Education (Salon 5) Presider: Erin McNamara Horvat, Temple University Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Scool Expenditures in New York City: How Does Race Matter?, Aaron M Pallas, Teachers College, Columbia University This School’s on Its Way Down: Thresholds of Racial Change in Schools and Perceived School Quality, Kimberly A Goyette, Temple University; Joshua Freely, Public/Private Ventures; Danielle Farrie, Temple University Black Cultural Logic?: Black Students’ Limited Participation in Advanced Classes, Karolyn D Tyson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Family (Dis)Advantage and the Educational Prospects of Better Off African American Youth: How Race Still Matters., Travis L Gosa, Johns Hopkins University; Karl L Alexander, Johns Hopkins University
210. Social Problems and the Internet (Seminar A) Bridging the Gap in Electronic Technology:The Unintended Consequences for Third World Societies, Jason Chibueze Nwankwo, Fitchburg State College Gender and the Blog Divide, Colleen Bloom, Rutgers University Computer Crime and College Students: Investigating the Validity of Willingness and Control Variables, Whitney D. Gunter, University of Delaware
55 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 211. Sociology and Policymaking (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Mere "Institutional Fields" Or A Corporate Policy Planning Network? A Critique of Institutionalist Theory, G. William Domhoff, University of California, Santa Cruz The Professionalization of Public Participation: Stakeholder Entrepreneurs and Public Participation Experts, Caroline W Lee, Lafayette College The Rise of Conservative Think Tanks and their roots in Neoliberal and Neoconservative Thought, Lauren McDonald, Graduate Center of the City University of New York Interest Groups and Federalism: The Mediated Effect of State-Level Economic Development Policy on U.S. Job Training Policy, Joyce Robbins, Fashion Institute of Technology Discussant: Susan Ostrander, Tufts University
212. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Social Capital and Civic Life in Philadelphia (Salon 4) Presider: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Leveraging Social Capital: The University as Educator and Broker, Barbara Ferman, Temple University Wellsprings of Social Capital: African American Churchwomen in Philadelphia, Valeria G Harvell, Penn State Abington Rootedness, Isolation, and Social Capital in an Inner-City White Neighborhood, Patricia Stern Smallacombe, Community Impact Initiatives and Outcomes, United Way of Bucks County Discussant: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University
213. Ways of Doing Ethnography (Freedom Ballroom C) Purposeful and Purpose-Free Youth: A Preliminary Analysis, Tim Clydesdale, The College of New Jersey Getting a Grip on Pain: The Meaning of Pain and Injury among Professional Wrestlers, Tyson Smith, SUNY- Stony Brook 'Gift of Self' and 'Listening Heart and Mind': Deep Self Work in a Mainstream and Buddhist Hospice., John Eric Baugher, University of Southern Maine Structural and valuational barriers and triggers to educational late-blooming., William C. Levin, Bridgewater State College An Ethnographic Approach to Studying Video Gaming Enthusiasts, Timothy P Sentman, SUNY at Buffalo
214. Youth and Social Movements (Freedom Ballroom A) A Theoretical Framework and Analysis for International Student Movements, Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut; James DeFronzo, University of Connecticut "Selling Out" or Keeping the Faith? The Career Choices of Former Student Activists, Paul T. Murray, Siena College Overcoming Boundaries: DiY Punk, Between a Subculture and a Movement, Kenneth R. Culton, Niagara University The Gender Ideology of the Ex-Gay Movement, Christine M. Robinson, James Madison University; Sue E. Spivey, James Madison University Discussant: Amy Foerster, Pace University
56 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 215. Refereed Roundtable— Collective Action and Social Movements (Liberty D Roundtable 1) Hometown Associations as Negotiated Transnational Spaces: the Case of El Grupo de San Mateo, Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University Mundo Real: New Directions for Collaborative Research, Community Development, & Social Transformation, Marcos Burgos, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Ricarte Echevarría, Mundo Real; André Sales Batista, Mundo Real The Future of the Hollywood Labor Unions, Andrea Siegel, CUNY Graduate Center Collective Action, and the Application of a Federated Cooperative Structure to the Agricultural of the Middle Initiative, Thomas Gray, Rural Development-Cooperative Programs, USDA; George (Steve) W Stevenson, University of Wisconsin
216. Refereed Roundtable— Race, Class, and Gender at Work (Liberty D Roundtable 6) A Field Experiment Testing for Sex Differences in Employers' Requests for Interviews, Lisa Torres, George Washington University Black and Latino Low-Wage Workers and the Social Organization of Metropolitan Labor Markets, Niki Dickerson, Rutgers University School-to-Work Programs and Women’s Participation in Nontraditional Occupations: The Effect of Education- and Employment-Based Initiatives on Occupational Experience after High School, Carrie L. Shandra, Brown University
217. Refereed Roundtable— Raising Children in a Diverse Society (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Organizer: Margaret Klein Nelson, Middlebury College Visibility, Public Interest, and Choice of Country in International Adoption, Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington Parental Fears about Children Spending Time Alone, Sarah B Kaplan, University of Pennsylvania "I am SO sick of being presented with official orders about how I should raise my child": Parental Resistance to a Public Health Campaign, Martine Hackett, CUNY Graduate Center One Nation, One Family: Testing the Relationship between the “Strict Father” and “Nurturant Parent” Political Worldviews and Attitudes towards Virtues in Children, Nnenna Lynn Okeke, Rutgers University Discussant: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut
218. Refereed Roundtable— Sociology and Religion I (Liberty D Roundtable 5) Framing Experiences on Organized Christian Pilgrimage to Jerusalem, Vida Bajc, University of Pennsylvania Resisting Secularism: Catholic Charismatics, fundamentalism, and the Dis-enchantments of Modernity, Dominic Vincent Wetzel, CUNY Grad Center Undefiled! The Purposes of Sex from Protestant Perspectives, Richard Maurice Smith, Temple University Never the Twain Shall Meet? Understanding Multiple Religious Identities, Benjamin Phillips, Brandeis University
219. Refereed Roundtable— Women and Crime (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Women and the Code: An Examination of the "Code of the Street" Thesis, Christina June Vouriotis, The George Washington University Possible Criminological Implications of Gender Differences in Values, Jessica Singer, SUNY Albany The Increasingly Violent Female Offender: Fact or Fiction?, Stephanie Tara Lake, Adelphi University Kimberly G. Tauches, State Univeristy of New York at Albany
57 Saturday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM – cont'd 220. Refereed Roundtable— Women and Work Conflicts (Liberty D Roundtable 3) The Maternity Leave Penalty for Academic Chemists, Philip Broyles, Shippensburg University; Cynthia Drenovsky, Shippensburg University An Analysis: The Working Conditions of the Direct Care Professional in a Day Treatment Setting., Cathy Peterson, Cerebral Palsy of Westchester Linguistic Tricks of Carework: Dependence and Autonomy in a Group Home, Marc Rittle, Loyola University Chicago Work-Family Conflict: Integrating Race into the Analysis, Jeanine Hanna, SUNY Albany
Sessions 3:30 PM—4:30 PM 221. Finding Diversity, Challenging Inequality: Humanist Sociology and the Search for a Better World (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Presider: Corey Dolgon, Worcester State College Organizer: Corey Dolgon, Worcester State College Making Careers on the Backs of the Underprivileged: The Exploitative Nature of Ethnographic Research, Timothy Black, University of Hartford Listening to women: Life story narrations, humanist intent, and authorial voice, Mary Patrice Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University Diversity and Humanist Sociology: Intersections of Theory, Teaching, and Practice, Ashley Doane, Hartford Discussant: Corey Dolgon, Worcester State College
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM 222. A Conversation with Alejandro Portes (Salon 10) Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State University Panelist, Steven J Gold, Michigan State University
223. Author Meets Critics [Jackie Orr] (Seminar A) Presider: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Organizer: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University and CUNY Graduate Center Author: Jackie Orr, Syracuse University Book Title: Panic Diaries: A Genealogy of Panic Disorder Panelist, Patricia Ticineto Clough, CUNY Graduate Center Panelist, Joan Fujimura, UW-Madison & MIT Panelist, Monica J Casper, Vanderbilt University Response, Jackie Orr, Syracuse University
224. Deindustrialization, Globalization, and Urban Economies (Salon 5) Regional Economic Restructuring and the Mimetic Form of Institutional Isomorphism: The Ethnographic Case of Upstate New York, Joseph F. Sullivan, SUNY--Oswego Retail Flows, Global Cities, and Local Economies: An Empirical Investigation, Steve Halebsky, SUNY-Cortland America’s Manufacturing Cities and Deindustrialization: Twenty Years Later., China Layne, SUNY Albany
58 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 225. Education, Activism, and Behaviours (Freedom Ballroom C) Educating for the Lord: Homeschooling and the Transformation of American Religion, Ziad Munson, Lehigh University Wearing "My Sword": Post-9/11 Activism and Headscarf Practice among South-Asian Muslim Female College Students in New York, Etsuko Maruoka, SUNY at Stony Brook/Suffolk Community College Strangers in their own land: Immigrants' children in the Providence Reform School, 1850-1880, George Branigan, Stonehill College Learning Service or Selfishness? The Impact of Graduating from a Four-Year College on Altruistic Self-Perception and Behavior, Stephen D. Alberts, Elizabethtown College; Michele Lee Kozimor- King, Elizabethtown College Right-Wing Authoritarianism and Criminal Justice Majors, Stephen Owen, Radford University; Ken Wagner, Lynchburg College
226. Funding Sources for Sociologists (Salon 3) Panelist, Patricia White, NSF Panelist, Aixa N Cintron-Velez, Russell Sage Foundation
227. Global Identities (Salon 6) Measure the Westernization of Nonwestern Culture: Can Food Become an Indicator?, Yiping Eva Shih, SUNY-Buffalo Indo-Caribbean Masculinities: The Impact of Globalization, Kamini Maraj Grahame, Pennsylvania State University; Peter R Grahame, Pennsylvania State University and Shippensburg University "Indian Women in 2006: A Psychosocial Perspective.", Jaskiran Kaur Mathur, St. Francis College Globalization and the Middle Class, Rebecca S. K. Li, The College of New Jersey
228. Law and Professionalism (Philadelphia Ballroom South) Competing Roles, Shifting Attachments: Law Student Identities and the Public Interest, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, Graduate Center, CUNY; Mitra E Rastegar, CUNY Graduate Center Quantifying the Concept of Professionalism: A Factor Analytic Model, Tracey Ann Continelli, SUNY Albany New Diversity, Persistent Inequality: Gender Issues in the Legal Profession, Virginia M. Tomlinson, Westminster College; Phyllis G Kitzerow, Westminster College
229. Organizational Sociology (Salon 4) Interpretive Practice Within People Processing Institutions, Corey J Colyer, West Virginia University Ethnography as a Tool for Organizational Analysis., Howard Lune, William Paterson University Founding Entrepreneurship within New Fields: Building Infrastructure for Nonprofit Sector Growth, Erzsebet Fazekas, Columbia University
230. Parenting (Freedom Ballroom E) "The Perceived Incompatibility of College Attendance and Parenting: An Application of Gendered Organizational Theory and Standpoint Analysis", Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania Parents' Choices of Child Care: Predicting the Use of Center-Based Care with SES and Parenting Orientation, Rachel Ann Sebastian, University of Cincinnati Parenting, Gender and Low Self-Control: Exploring Gender Differences in the Causes and Consequences of Low Self-Control, Jamie G Longazel, University of Delaware Determinants of Parental Social Support, Patricia Elizabeth Neff, University at Buffalo
59 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 231. Politics of Biotechnology Research (Freedom Ballroom B) Technological Innovation, Government Funded Research and the Role of the Public, Jennifer Hill Geertsma, University of Massachusetts--Amherst Directorate Interlocks in the Biotech Industry: Embeddedness and Cooptation, Laura Lynn Hansen, University of Massachusetts Boston; Theodora Welch, University of Massachusetts Boston Does industry support bias research? Funding source and outcome in cardiovascular device trials, Susan Christine Chimonas, Columbia University; Nancy Y Chen, Columbia University; Erin Bassett- Novoa, Columbia University; Patrick Moynihan, Fordham University; David J Rothman, Columbia University Structural Incoherence in Biotechs: Exploring Zuckerman’s Classificatory Approach, Theodora Welch, University of Massachusetts Boston; Laura Lynn Hansen, University of Massachusetts Boston
232. Postcolonialism, Poststructuralism, Postmodernity. (Salon 7) The Politics of Postmodernity: Foucault or Lefebvre?, William DiFazio, St. John's University Foucault, Politics, and the Public Sphere, Mike Jolley, CUNY Graduate Center Postmodernism, fragmentation, and the Diversity of Changing Female Sexual Norms and Identities, John C. Bridges, Gwynedd-Mercy College Can the 'Multitude' escape the Dialectic?, Aaron Weeks, CUNY Graduate Center
233. Religion, Race, and Ethnicity (Freedom Ballroom A) Disrupting Assimilation: Muslim Americans and the War on Terror News Frame, Michelle D. Byng, Temple University Ruth Burke, University of Pennsylvania "Open Doors, Open Hearts, Open Minds: the Korean Immigrant Church’s Struggle for a Place within a Mainline Protestant Denomination", Keyone Kale Yu, Columbia University Religion and Racial Prejudice, Andrew Jones, University of Vermont
234. Social Bodies: Feminist Perspectives (Freedom Ballroom D) Organizer: Judith Lorber, Graduate Center and Brooklyn College, CUNY Social Bodies, Judith Lorber, Graduate Center and Brooklyn College, CUNY Pregnant Women Shaping Families: Are you sure you want that kind?, Kristen Karlberg Visible Pathology and Cosmetic Wellness: Rethinking the Power Relations of Cosmetic Surgery, Victoria Pitts-Taylor, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center The Quandry of Queering Boundaries, Embodied Agency, and the Case of Menstruation, Chris Bobel, University of Massachusetts, Boston
235. The Challenge of Merging Social and Psychic Perspectives (Salon 9) Organizer: Lynn S Chancer, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center "On Crossing the Psycho-Social Divide", George Cavalletto, Brooklyn and Hunter Colleges "The Sociological Unconscious: Probing Attitudes Toward Social/Psychic Connections Inside the Discipline", Lynn S Chancer, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center The Social Transmission of Trauma Through Time and Space, Thomas DeGloma, Rutgers University The Autism Epidemic and the Limits of Liberal Subjectivity, Micki McGee, NYU
60 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 236. Refereed Roundtable— Entrepreneurship and the shifting boundaries of economic development: Institutions, Networks and Emerging Practices (Liberty D Roundtable 6) Organizers: Joseph Panfu Eshun, Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey A Robinson, New York University Stratification and Entrepreneurship, Jeffrey A. Robinson, New York University All Hands on Deck: The Democratization of Economic Development, Joseph Panfu Eshun, Pennsylvania State University Institutional Logics and Entrepreneurial Action in the Black Church, Richard Hayes, Hofstra University; Jeffrey A. Robinson, New York University Entrepreneurialism and Liberalization in Urban India, Jennifer Parker Talwar, Pennsylvania State University Discussant: Richard Hayes, Hofstra University
237. Refereed Roundtable— Food Practice and Policy (Liberty D Roundtable 5) "Racing to the Table" - A Socio-History of Race Identity through Food, Christina Voight, City University of New York Going whole hog! - An analysis of the North Carolina Hog Industry, Adam Driscoll, East Carolina University The Pure Food Debates: A Comparison of Two Theories, Chris Steinbrecher, University of Delaware
238. Refereed Roundtable— Inventing Gender Traditions in the U.S. and Other Milieus (Liberty D Roundtable 3) Organizers: Deborah L Rexrode, University of Virginia; Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia Dreaming of Nature and Motherhood: Women and Spiritually Motivated Homebirth, Alana M Bibeau, University of Virginia Remaking the Turkish Nation: Creation of a Proud - and Gendered - Nationhood, Sema Akboga, University of Virginia Reinventing Gender Equality: Applying a Theory of Gender Stratification to Bonobos, Chimps and Humans - in the U.S. and Elsewhere, Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia Inventing Tradition: Macho Cowboy Sports in a Post Modern Age, Michael Hightower, University of Virginia Discussant: Deborah L Rexrode, University of Virginia
239. Refereed Roundtable— Political Practice in Historical Perspective (Liberty D Roundtable 2) Rethinking Histories of Labor, Gorkem Akgoz, SUNY Binghamton Theories of Agrarian Revolt and the Origins of the Zapatista Uprising, Christopher Gunderson, CUNY Graduate Center Peasant Revolts in the Age of Globalization, Mehmet Kucukozer, CUNY Graduate Center Daniel Bell’s Prognosis of the Post-industrial Society and the Rise of Innovation-Expertise in Western Europe, Larissa - Buchholz, Stony Brook University Rise and Fall of the Authoritarian State in Post Colonial India (1975-77): Illuminating the Relational Logic Behind a Political Practice., Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
240. Refereed Roundtable— Race, Ethnicity, and Popular Culture (Liberty D Roundtable 1) Title Pending, Jennifer Kim, Temple University The Consumption of Art and Racial and Ethnic Pride, Patricia Banks, Mount Holyoke title is pending, Melissa Fletcher Pirkey, Southern Connecticut State University The Production and Consumption of Ethnicity, Deborah Rapuano, Gettysburg College
61 Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM – cont'd 241. Refereed Roundtable— Sociological Perspectives on Animals (Liberty D Roundtable 4) Chubby Puppies and Fat Cats: Gendered Deviance Through Overweight Pets, Nena Sechler Craven, University of Delaware The Black Bear Hunt in New Jersey: A Constructionist Analysis of an Intractable Conflict, Dave Harker, Boston College; Diane Bates, The College of New Jersey Animal Archeology: The Domestic Pigeon as a Product of Human Culture, Colin Jerolmack, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Sessions 4:30 PM—5:15 PM
242. Humanist Sociology RECEPTION (Philadelphia Ballroom North) Organizer: Corey Dolgon, Worcester State College For the Humanist Sociology Mini Conference
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM
243. Awards and Presidential Address [Philip Kasinitz] (Liberty D) Awards Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Maryland Candace Rogers Award, Sarah Rosenfield, Rutgers University to Becky Hsu, Princeton University and Ryan Light, Ohio State University Rose Laub Coser Award, Claire Renzetti, University of Dayton, to Danielle Bessett, New York University Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Ivy Kennelly, George Washington University, to Robert Wuthnow, Princeton University, for America and the Challenges of Religious Diversity 2006-2007 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgement, Annette Lareau, University of Maryland, to Michele Lamont, Harvard University 2007-2008 Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer, Elizabeth Higginbotham, University of Delaware, to Margaret Andersen, University of Delaware ESS Merit Award, Robin L. Leidner, University of Pennsylvania to Judith Lorber Undergraduate Poster Winners. Susan Ross, Lycoming College
Presidential Address: "Inequality, Diversity and Justice" Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Reception to follow
Sunday, March 18
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM 244. Women and Social Movements (Salon 5) Boundary Crossing and Coalitions: Women's Organizing in Argentina's Crisis, 2002-2003, Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey Title Pending, Andrew Horvitz, State University New York at Albany "Vieques es nuestra casa": Women’s Mobilization Narrative in the Antimilitary Movement in Vieques., Roberto N. Velez, University at Albany
245. ESS Chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society, Committee Meeting (Salon 7) Organizers: Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College; Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania; Denise A. Copelton, SUNY Brockport
62 Sunday , 8:30 AM—10:00 AM – cont'd 246. ESS General Business Meeting [breakfast] (Liberty D)
247. HIV and the Community (Freedom Ballroom E) Life in the Shadows: Exploring the Lived-Experiences of HIV+ African Immigrants., Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel University Use of Peer Promoters in Outreach, Engagement and Retention in HIV Primary Care with Caribbean Communities, John S Furnari, Queens College; Marcia Bayne-Smith, Queens College Protection from HIV Infection: Gendered Differences in Strategies in Malawi, Peter Fleming, University of Pennsylvania; Michelle Poulin, University of Pennsylvania
248. Inequality and Location (Freedom Ballroom D) Rethinking Towanda: Social and Cultural Capital in Baltimore’s Inner City, Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University Racial Residential Segregation: Causes, Effects, and Proposals For Increasing Public Awareness, Mark Pawson, SUNY New Paltz Re-Conceptualizing Economic Competition: Evidence from New Orleans, David Roelfs, Stony Brook University The Stratification of Cape Cod: Consequences of economic disparity in a resort community., Darren K. Stocker, Saint Joseph's University Discussant: Hector R Cordero-Guzman, Baruch College and CUNY Graduate Center
249. Masculinities (Freedom Ballroom C) Bonding at the Coffee House: Male Friendship and Intimacy in the Workplace, Yasemin Besen, Montclair State University Struggling and stubborn masculinities among men recovering from substance abuse, Jolene Marie Sanders, HOOD College Examination of Masculine Discourses of Victimization: A Comparison of the Rhetoric of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement and the Militia of Montana, Teal Kristen Rothschild, Roger Williams University Old Wine in New Bottles: Fathers' Rights and the Rearticulation of Patriarchy, Jackie Krasas, Lehigh University
250. Research Methods in Migration Studies: War Stories of Young Scholars. (Freedom Ballroom B) Presider: Jennifer Holdaway, SSRC Organizer: Jennifer Holdaway, SSRC Of Puzzles and Serendipity: Doing Research with Cross-National Comparisons and Mixed Methods, Irene Bloemraad, UC Berkeley Using Publicly Released Data Files to Study Immigration: Confessions of a Positivist, Bruce Newbold, McMaster University Immigrants and ‘American’ Franchises: Research Challenges in New Lines of Inquiry, Jennifer Parker Talwar, Pennsylvania State University Multi-Sited Ethnography in Peru, Japan, and the United States, Ayumi Takenaka, Bryn Mawr College
63 Sunday Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM 251. Author Meets Critics [Mary Waters, Reed Ueda, and Helen Marrow] (Salon 10) Presider: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Organizer: Katherine Newman, Princeton University Editors: Mary C. Waters and Reed Ueda, with Helen B. Marrow. Book Title: The New Americans: A Guide to Immigration since 1965 Panelist, Joel Millman, Wall Street Journal Panelist, Greta Gilbertson, Fordham University Panelist, Margaret May Chin, Hunter College and CUNY Panelist, Ayumi Takenaka, Bryn Mawr College
252. Black Immigrants (Freedom Ballroom C) Organizer: Emily Rosenbaum, Fordham University Dilemmas of Black Assimilation, Milton Vickerman, University of Virginia Black Ethnic Options: Afro-Caribbean Immigrants and the Politics of Incorporation, Reuel R Rogers, Northwestern University The Housing Divide: How Generations of Immigrants Fare in New York's Housing Market, Emily Rosenbaum, Fordham University; Samantha Friedman, Northeastern University The black African Immigrant In American Society, Zacchaeus Olu Ogunnuka, Virginia State University
253. Culture and the Public Sphere: Memory, Space, Art. (Freedom Ballroom A) Presider: Vera Zolberg, New School for Social Research Organizer: Vera Zolberg, New School for Social Research Shifting Paradigms in Public Art post 1960., Elizabeth Tiso, CUNY Grad Center,New School, and School of Visual Arts; David Halle, UC at Los Angeles and CUNY Grad Center Negotiating Identification: Ground Zero as a Public Space., Yifat Gutman, New School for Social Research TBA, Julia Rothenberg, The New School University Innovating New Orleans after Katrina: Why Jazz Matters, Susan Pearce, West Virginia University Discussant: Vera Zolberg, New School for Social Research
254. Doing Research On Women, About Women, and For Women (Paper Session Sponsored by ESS Committee on the Status of Women) (Freedom Ballroom E) Organizer: Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College "Sangomas: Problem or Solution for South Africa's Health Care Industry", Cynthia T Cook, Queensborough CC and New York University "Family and Lifecourse Issues Facing Adults Caring for Grandparents", Tamara L Smith, Skidmore College Creating a Care Movement: Bringing together Vision and Strategy., Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts Lowell "Parenting and Postsecondary Schooling: Weaving the Work Practices of Everyday Life", Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
255. Examinations Across the Discipline (Freedom Ballroom B) Organizer: Eric Franklyn Bronson, Quinnipiac University Looking at the Whole World Revolutionarily: Revolutionary Message Rap’s Effect on Youth Listeners, Melissa F Weiner, Quinnipiac University Significance Of Space, Race And Class Among 3rd+ Generation Mexican Americans In Los Angeles., Cynthia Duarte, Quinnipiac University Cultivating Character through Character Education, Suzanne S Hudd, Quinnipiac University
64 Sunday , 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 256. Immigrants and Minorities in Europe, Canada, and the US (Freedom Ballroom D) Diverse Diversities: The Configuration of Boundaires against Immigrants in Twenty-One European Countries, Christopher Andrew Bail, Harvard University Correlates of Negative Attitudes to Immigrants from Developed Nations in 1990s Spain, Marcel Ionescu, Tulane University, Dept of Sociology Preliminary Research Findings on the Second Generation Chinese in France, Binh Pok, CUNY Graduate Center Joseph Brian O'Shea, Concordia University Role of the State in Albanian Migration, Brikena Balli, Michigan State University Discussant: Riva Kastoryano, Sciences Po
257. Psychiatry, Mental Illness, and Social Policy. (Salon 5) The test-retest reliability of psychiatric diagnoses using lay interviewers: Evidence from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, Mark F. Schmitz, Temple University; Jerome C. Wakefield, New York University Three Strikes and They Were Out: The Bases of Housing Loss among Persons Diagnosed with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness , Russell K. Schutt, University of Massachusetts Boston Diagnostic Ambivalence and Shifting Terrains of Expertise: Psychiatrists' Use of the DSM, Owen Whooley, NYU State Policies on Treatment Coverage for Children with Mental Health Needs: "Red" versus "Blue" States, Yvette Jane Samson, Bloomsburg University Discussant: Mary Clare Lennon, Columbia University
258. Teaching Workshop: Strategies for Improving Critical Thinking Skills (Salon 6) Presider: Susan M Ross, Lycoming College Organizer: Susan M Ross, Lycoming College Panelist, Michael Donnelly, Bard College Panelist, Betty L McCall, Lycoming College Panelist, Susan M Ross, Lycoming College Panelist, Carrie Smith, Millersville University
259. Refereed Roundtable— The Intersection of Communities, Families, and Income (Philadelphia North C) Job Training Programs and Work: Human Capital, Social Capital, or Both?, Roberta Rehner Iversen, University of Pennsylvania Testing Tiebout: Taxes and Community Choice, David Elesh, Temple University Determinants of Formalized Savings Plan Participation: Community, Family, Demographic, Economic and Perceptual Factors, Elizabeth Ann Whitaker, Michigan State University; Janet L. Bokemeier, Michigan State University
260. Refereed Roundtable— The Social Construction of Medical Knowledge (Philadelphia North D) Hypochondriasis and the Development of Diagnosis, Andrew Greenberg, CUNY- Graduate Center The Medicalization of Compulsive Shopping: A Sociological Analysis of a Disorder-in-the-Making, Jennifer Robin Hemler, Rutgers University From Meaning-making to Medicalization: consequences of a psychiatric paradigm shift, Dena Tamara Smith, Rutgers University Seeing and Knowing in the Discourse of Addiction, Jack Levinson, CUNY Hunter College Discussant: Rebecca Tiger, CUNY Graduate Center
65 Sunday , 10:15 AM—11:45 AM – cont'd 261. Refereed Roundtable— Work and Paying the Bills (Philadelphia North E) The "Real Work" and the Work that Pays the Bills: Artists Taking Multiple Positions within a Field of Cultural Production, Kathleen O'Neil, Denison University Maintaining Self-Identification as an Actor, Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania Slackers and Sliders: Cultural Clashes in the Knowledge Workplace, Abigail Schoneboom, CUNY Graduate Center
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM 262. A View from Within the Prison-Industrial Complex (Salon 5) Model Inmates or Persistent Offenders? Examining the Institutional Misconduct of Older Inmates Serving a Life Without Parole Sentence, Margaret Elizabeth Leigey, University of Delaware Watching an execution: a duty or a privilege?, Annulla Linders, University of Cincinnati Prison Education: Mananging Status Discrepancy and Reducing Stigma through the Boston University Prison Education Program, Jenifer D Drew, Lasell College The Impact of Perceived Incivilities on Confidence in the Criminal Justice System, Christopher E Kelly, Temple University; Christopher Salvatore, Temple University
263. Author Meets Critics [Irene Bloemraad] (Freedom Ballroom A) Presider: Tamara Mose Brown, CUNY, The Graduate Center Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, CUNY Graduate Center Irene Bloemraad: Becoming a Citizen: Incorporating Immigrants and Refugees in the United States and Canada. Panelist, Aristide Zolberg, New School University Panelist, Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University Panelist, Vince Parrillo, William Paterson University Response, Irene Bloemraad, UC Berkeley
264. ESS Executive Committee Meeting II (Salon 7)
265. Ethnicity, Immigration, and The City (Freedom Ballroom D) Organizer: Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College - CUNY Ethnic Attachment among the New Second-Generation Greek Americans in New York City Metropolitan Area, Nicholas Alexiou, CUNY Queens College Lost in the Melting Pot: The Forgotten Europeans: Immigrants from the Iberian Peninsula in the NYC Metropolitan Area, Alan L Gonzalez, CUNY Queens College Play Ball!! The Demography of Queens County as Seen Through the Prism of Sports, Steven Ovadia, CUNY Queens College Gentrification of Greenpoint and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Esther Pollack, CUNY Queens College Discussant: Miriam Weiner, Queens College, City University of New York
266. Race. Ethnicity, and Gender (Freedom Ballroom C) West Side Story: The Mommy/Mami Bicultural Binary, Dinorah Caridad Manago, Fordham University Changing India and the ‘new’ Indian woman, Bhavani Arabandi, University of Virginia Deviation from the “Religion of Civility” and the Coping Strategies of Interracial Adoptive Mothers in Public Settings , Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut Female Body, Veiling and National Identity, Serap Kantarci, Suffolk University
66 Sunday , 12:00 PM—1:30 PM – cont'd 267. Spotlight on Philadelphia: Urban Poverty in Philadelphia (Freedom Ballroom B) Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Youth Dispositions Toward the Police in Three High-Crime Neighborhoods: The Prospects for Legitimacy and Crime Reduction, Patrick J Carr, Rutgers University The Dynamics of Homelessness, Dennis P Culhane, University of Pennsylvania
268. Visual and Performing Arts (Salon 6) Sociocultures and Transcendent Cultures: Lessons from the Theater, Charles M ViVona, SUNY College at Old Westbury Adorno Meets Feminist Performance Art: Constructing a Critical Theory of Art After Modernism, Julia Rothenberg, The New School University Burning Man: Changing Logics about the Consumption and Production of Art, Katherine K Chen, William Paterson University
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PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY 1930-2007
30-31 Frank H. Hankins 69-70 Hanan C. Selvin 31-32 Henry P. Fairchild 70-71 S. M. Miller 32-33 Manuel C. Elmer 71-72 Orville G. Brim, Jr 33-34 Robert M. MacIver 72-73 Herbert J. Gans 34-35 James H. S. Bossard 73-74 Alice S. Rossi 35-36 James W. Woodard 74-75 Charles V. Willie 36-37 Jerome Davis 75-76 Peter L. Berger 37-38 Clarence G. Dittmer 76-77 Renee C. Fox 38-39 Joseph K. Folsom 77-78 Matilda White Riley 39-40 Willard Waller 78-79 Milton M. Gordon 40-41 Maurice Davie 79-80 Helen MacGill Hughes 41-42 Talcott Parsons 80-81 Kai Erikson 42-43 George Lundberg 81-82 James E. Blackwell 43-44 Robert S. Lynd 82-83 Melvin L. Kohn 44-45 E. Franklin Frazier 83-84 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein 45-46 Gladys Bryson 84-85 Rose Laub Coser 46-47 Donald Young 85-86 Eliot Freidson 47-48 Thorsten Sellin 86-87 Suzanne Keller 48-49 Meyer F. Nimkoff 87-88 Morris Rosenberg 49-50 Nathan L. Whetten 88-89 Beth B. Hess 50-51 Jessie Bernard 89-90 William A. Gamson 51-52 Wilbert E. Moore 90-91 Murray A. Straus 52-53 Ira De A. Reid 91-92 Peter I. Rose 53-54 Alfred McClung Lee 92-93 Doris Wilkinson 54-55 Mirra Komarovsky 93-94 Irving K. Zola 55-56 Theodore Abel 94-95 Gaye Tuchman 56-57 Vincent A. Whitney 95-96 Caroline Hodges Persell 57-58 Robert Bierstedt 96-97 Howard F. Taylor 58-59 William J. Goode 97-98 Richard D. Alba 59-60 August B. Hollingshead 98-99 Margaret L. Andersen 60-61 Alex Inkeles 99-00 Joyce Ladner 61-62 Robert F. Bales 00-01 N. J. Demerath III 62-63 George Homans 01-02 Judith Lorber 63-64 Lewis Coser 02-03 Jerry A. Jacobs 64-65 Charles Page 03-04 Phyllis Moen 65-66 Robin M. Williams, Jr 04-05 Robert Wuthnow 66-67 Melvin M. Tumin 05-06 Nancy Denton 67-68 Everett C. Hughes 06-07 Philip Kasinitz 68-69 Robert K. Merton
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VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY 1930-2007
30-31 C. G. Dittmer 69-70 Hanan C. Selvin 31-32 Maurice Davie 70-71 Peter I. Rose 32-33 Stuart A. Rice 71-72 Susanne Keller 33-34 Donald Young 72-73 Blanche Geer 34-35 F. B. Watson 73-74 Renee C. Fox 35-36 Theodore Abel 74-75 Charles Perrow 36-37 Niles Carpenter 75-76 N. J. Demerath III 37-38 Howard Becker 76-77 Rose Laub Coser 38-39 Frank A. Ross 77-78 Murray A. Straus 39-40 John Dollard 78-79 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein 40-41 Mildred Fairchild 79-80 Patricia Kendall 41-42 John Dollard 80-81 Sylvia Clavan 42-43 Alfred McClung Lee 81-82 Joyce Ladner 43-44 E. Franklin Frazier 82-83 Gaye Tuchman 44-45 Gladys Bryson 83-84 Doris Wilkinson 45-46 Robert K. Merton 84-85 Beth Hess 46-47 Robert Faris 85-86 Judith Lorber 47-48 Raymond Kennedy 86-87 Peter J. Stein 48-49 Meyer F. Nimkof 87-88 Howard F. Taylor 49-50 W. Rex Crawford 88-89 Anne Foner 50-51 Mirra Komarovsky 89-90 Caroline Hodges Persell 51-52 Theodore Abel 90-91 Roberta G. Simmons 52-53 Ira De A. Reid 91-92 Ivar Berg 53-54 Robin M. Williams, Jr 92-93 Margaret Andersen 54-55 Vincent H. Whitney 93-94 Richard Alba 55-56 Charles H. Page 94-95 Jack Levin 56-57 August B. Hollinshead 95-96 Beth Vanfossen 57-58 Alex Inkeles 96-97 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes 58-59 Melvin Tumin 97-98 Ronnie J. Steinberg 59-60 Clyde V. Kiser 98-99 Andrew Beveridge 60-61 Francis E. Merrill 99-00 Eve Spangler 61-62 Bernard Barber 00-01 Christine Bose 62-63 Lewis Coser 01-02 Esther Ngan-Ling Chow 63-64 Orville G. Brim, Jr 02-03 Catherine White Berheide 64-65 Harold Pfautz 03-04 Ronald Taylor 65-66 Sylvia Fava 04-05 Debra Kaufman 66-67 S. M. Miller 05-06 Karen Cerulo 67-68 Nelson Foote 06-07 Annette Lareau 68-69 Matilda White Riley
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ESS MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS 1960-2007
1960 Maurice Davis 1983 Lewis Coser 1961 Welman J. Warner 1984 Robin M. Williams, Jr Ray Abrams 1985 George Homans 1962 Robert S. Lynd 1986 Matilda White Riley 1963 Pitirim Sorokin 1987 Rose L. Coser 1964 Donald Young 1988 Digby Baltzell 1965 Leonard Cottrell, Jr 1989 James Blackwell 1966 Thorsten Sellin 1990 Morris Rosenberg 1967 Talcott Parsons 1991 S. M. Miller 1968 Robert MacIver 1992 William J. Goode 1969 Negley Teeters 1993 Renée C. Fox 1970 Theodore Abel 1994 Melvin Kohn 1971 Jessie Bernard 1995 Herbert Gans 1972 Everett C. Hughes 1996 Charles Tilly 1973 Helen MacGill Hughes 1997 Charles B. Perrow 1974 Alfred McClung Lee 1998 Harrison C. White Elizabeth Briant Lee 1999 Eliot Freidson 1975 Charles H. Page 2000 Suzanne Keller 1976 Paul Lazarsfeld 2001 Kai Erikson 1977 Mirra Komarovsky 2002 Marvin Bressler 1978 Robert K. Merton 2003 Bernard Barber 1979 Hylan Lewis 2004 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein 1980 A. B. Hollingshead 2005 William A. Gamson and David Reisman Caroline Hodges Persell 1981 William F. Whyte 2006 Charles V. Willie 1982 Robert Bierstedt 2007 Judith Lorber
ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS 1993-2007
1993-94 Caroline Hodges Persell 2000-01 Myra Marx Ferree 1994-95 Charles V. Willie 2001-02 Bonnie Thornton Dill 1995-96 Paul DiMaggio 2002-03 Michael Kimmel 1996-97 Judith Lorber 2003-04 Elizabeth Higginbotham 1997-98 Shulamit Reinharz 2004-05 Jack Levin 1998-99 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes 2005-06 Vincent Parrillo 1999-00 Elijah Anderson 2006-07 Michèle Lamont
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ESS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES 2006-2007
ESS Officers: President: Philip Kasinitz Vice-President: Annette Lareau Secretary: Michele Dillon Treasurer: Claire Renzetti Past-President: Nancy Denton President-Elect: Katherine Newman Vice-President-Elect: Elizabeth Higginbotham Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee Mario Small (2006-2007) Sarah Rosenfield (2004-2007) Ivy Kennelly (2005-2008) Robin Leidner (2005-2008) Margaret Chin (2006-2009) Susan Ostrander (2006-2009)
Executive Office and Budget Committee: Michelle Dillon (Chair) Peter Stein Ex-Officio: Nancy Denton (Past President) Emily H. Mahon (Executive Officer)
STANDING COMMITTEES Employment Suzanne Goodney- Lea (Chair) Jean Shin
Graduate Education Magali Sarfatti Larson (Chair)
Nominations Katherine Newman (Chair) Mitchell Duneier Rebecca Li Judith Friedman Gwen Moore Philip Kasinitz Pamela Stone
Publications Committee: Annee Roschelle (Chair) Karyn A. Loscocco Joan Spade Catherine Valentine Ex-officio: Newsletter Editors: Debra Lemke Past President: Nancy Denton Sociological Forum Editor: Karen Cerulo Treasurer: Claire Renzetti President: Philip Kasinitz Executive Officer: Emily Mahon
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Status of Minorities: Jacqueline Johnson (Chair) Gabriel Aquino Kecia Johnson Yang Cai Hilton Keon Kelly Cynthia T. Cook Enrique S. Pumar Donald Cunnigen Carrie Lee Smith Martin Geoffroy Patricia Warren Kamini Maraj Grahame
Status of Women: Tamara L. Smith (Co-Chair) Laura West Steck (Co-Chair) Joanne Ardovini Jessie Daniels Michelle Budig Dana Hysock Esther N. Chow Phyllis Kitzerow Cynthia Cook Carrie Lee Smith Denise Copelton Gayle Sulik
Undergraduate Education Committee: Theresa Morris (Chair) Debby Abowitz Alexander R. Thomas Christopher Freed Margaret Walsh Dana J. Huyser Samuel Westmoreland Susan Ross Jonathan M. White Polly Smith
AWARD COMMITTEES Candace Rogers Student Paper Award Sarah Rosenfield (Chair) Margie Kiter Edwards Kimberly Ayn Reed Jean Knab
Merit Award Robin Leidner (Chair) Marjorie DeVault Eric Klinenberg Bill Kornblum
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award Ivy Kennelly (chair) Denise A. Copelton Elizabeth Palmer-Johnson Daina Cheyenne Harvey Howard Lune
Robin M Williams Jr Visit Committee Annette Lareau (Chair) Margaret M. Chin Elizabeth Higginbotham Robin Leidner Katherine Newman
Robin M. Williams, Jr., Lectureship Elizabeth Higginbotham (Chair) Annette Lareau Susan Ostrander Barrett Lee Joan Spade
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Rose Laub Coser Dissertation Award Claire M. Renzetti (Chair) Michael Kimmel Melissa Logue
2007 PROGRAM Program Committee Margaret Chin (Co-chair) Victoria Pitts (co-chair) Rebecca Tiger Erica Chito Childs Van Tran Ervin Kosta Mitchell Duneier Katherine Newman
Local Arrangements Committee Elijah Anderson Teresa G. Labov Michelle Byng Magali Sarfatti Larson Kimberly Goyette Robin Leidner Sherri Grasmuck Carla Messikomer David Grazian Sara Goldrick Rab Jerry A. Jacobs Sarah Willie Annual Meeting Site Selection Committee Nancy A. Denton (Chair) Emily Mahon James H. Mahon Claire M. Renzetti
Sociological Forum Editor Search Committee Richard Alba (Chair) Nancy A. Denton Philip Kasinitz
2006-2007 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS President: Katherine Newman Vice-President: Elizabeth Higginbotham Secretary: Joan Spade Treasurer: David Grazian Past-President: Philip Kasinitz President-Elect: Kathleen Gerson Vice-President-Elect: Vincent N Parrillo Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee Ivy Kennelly (2005-2008) Robin Leidner (2005-2008) Margaret Chin (2006-2009) Susan Ostrander (2006-2009) David E. Lavin (2007-2010) Sharon Sassler (2007-2010)
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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 Margaret Chin (Co-chair) Victoria Pitts (Co-chair) Rebecca Tiger Van Tran Erica Chito Childs Ervin Kosta Authors Meet Critics Organizer Katherine Newman and Mitchell Duneier Individual sessions organized by: Philip Kasinitz Annette Lareau Jerry Jacobs “Conversations With” Organizer Philip Kasinitz Local Arrangements Committee Elijah Anderson Teresa G. Labov Michelle Byng Magali Sarfatti Larson Kimberly Goyette Robin Leidner Sherri Grasmuck Carla Messikomer David Grazian Sara Goldrick Rab Jerry A. Jacobs Sarah Willie
Conference Logistics and Support CUNY Graduate Center Ervin Kosta William Paterson University Christel Hyden University of Pennsylvania Brad Smith, Meeting Savvy
New Books Reception Sponsors Edwin Mellen Press Temple University Press Stanford University Press Oxford University Press Pine Forge Press (SAGE Publications) Arlie Hochschild Program Sponsors University of Connecticut – Brandeis University Sociology Dept Swarthmore College - University of Connecticut - Women's Sociology and Anthropology Studies Swarthmore College - Alumni Relations University of Delaware Syracuse University- University of Maryland - Consortium Department of Sociology for Race, Ethnicity, and Gender University of California University of Maryland – Sociology Press Department University of Connecticut - University of Maryland - Maryland College of Arts & Sciences Population Research Center University of Connecticut - W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Human Development & Family African and African American Studies Research - Harvard University General Program Sponsors Boston University - New York University - Sociology Sociology CUNY Graduate Center Temple University - Sociology CUNY Hunter College University of Pennsylvania – Sociology
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Index to Participants Balsam, Monique Christine Abbott, Katherine ([email protected]): 122 ([email protected]): 90 Abowitz, Deborah Ann ([email protected]): 94 Bandarage, Asoka ([email protected]): 191 Abu-Lughod, Janet ([email protected]): 57 Banks, Patricia ([email protected]): 240 Adams, Josh R ([email protected]): 69 Bar, Rosann ([email protected]): 78 Adisoma, Mutia ([email protected]): 87 Barnartt, Sharon N. ([email protected]): 81 Agosto, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 175 Barnes, Crystal V ([email protected]): 5 Agree, Peter ([email protected]): 85 Barnes, Medora W. Aguirre, Benigno E ([email protected]): 33, 52 ([email protected]): 112 Ahmed, Ghyasuddin ([email protected]): 17 Barnes-Johnson, Joy M ([email protected]): 5,153 Akboga, Sema ([email protected]): 238 Barnshaw, John ([email protected]): 11, 142 Akgoz, Gorkem ([email protected]): 239 Barra, Andrea ([email protected]): 93 Alba, Richard D ([email protected]): 159, 200 Barsky, Lauren ([email protected]): 11, 33 Alberts, Stephen D. ([email protected]): 225 Bassett-Novoa, Erin ([email protected]): 231 Albrow, Martin ([email protected]): 57 Bates, Diane ([email protected]): 148, 241 Alexander, Jeffrey ([email protected]): 57, Bath, Catherine 73, 201 ([email protected]): 48 Alexander, Karl L ([email protected]): 209 Batista, André Sales Alexiou, Nicholas ([email protected]): 215 ([email protected]): 265 Baugher, John Eric Allard, Faye ([email protected]): 114 ([email protected]): 213 Allen, Robert L. ([email protected]): 32 Bayne-Smith, Marcia ([email protected]): 247 Altice, Amanda Ann Beauman, Ruth ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 39, 177 Belfield, Lisa ([email protected]): 18 Amrom, Tamah Layne Benevento, Hannah ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 31 Andersen , Daniel Bennett, Kameisha ([email protected]): 59 ([email protected]): 161 Anderson, Elijah ([email protected]): 71, Bennett, Stephanie ([email protected]): 108 129 Berhau, Patricia G ([email protected]): 56 Andreas, Joel ([email protected]): 137 Berheide, Catherine White Andrews, John ([email protected]): 176 ([email protected]): 197 Angle, John ([email protected]): 108 Bernstein, Mary ([email protected]): 192 Appelbaum, Jenna Bassin ([email protected]): 158 Besen, Yasemin ([email protected]): 249 Apsel, Joyce ([email protected]): 206 Bessett, Danielle ([email protected]): 8 Arabandi, Bhavani ([email protected]): 266 Best, Joel ([email protected]): 3 Aranda, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 179 Bibeau, Alana M ([email protected]): 45, Arato, Andrew ([email protected]): 201 238 Ardovini, Joanne ([email protected]): 26, 36, 78 Biggert, Robert ([email protected]): 132 Argothy, Victor E ([email protected]): 75 Bimbi, David S ([email protected]): 142 Arterbridge, Kristin ([email protected]): 92 Black, Timothy ([email protected]): 1, 221 Arthur, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Blair, Sampson Lee ([email protected]): 76 ([email protected]): 30 Blanchard, Sarah Aryee, Augustine Amarquaye ([email protected]): 83 ([email protected]): 163 Bloemraad, Irene ([email protected]): 250,263 Asimakopoulos, John Bloom, Colleen ([email protected]): 125 ([email protected]): 210 Aslanian, Lisa Marie ([email protected]): 101 Blumberg, Rae Lesser Attewell, Paul ([email protected]): 91 ([email protected]): 152, 238 Aurini, Janice ([email protected]): 19 Bobel, Chris ([email protected]): 234 Avent-Holt, Dustin ([email protected]): 28 Bogacz, Chris ([email protected]): 151 Avery, Erin Nicole ([email protected]): 87 Bogard, Cynthia ([email protected]): 32, 106 Ayella, Marybeth Francine ([email protected]): 190 Bogle, Kathleen A. ([email protected]): 48 Aytac, Isik A ([email protected]): 63, 139 Bokemeier, Janet L. ([email protected]): 259 Bachman, Ronet ([email protected]): 108 Bomberger, Arthur Jonathan Baez, Evelyn ([email protected]): 59 ([email protected]): 177 Bai, Meng ([email protected]): 118 Bonastia, Christopher ([email protected]): 123 Bail, Christopher Andrew Borck, Cathy Ray ([email protected]): 69 ([email protected]): 256 Borland, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 244 Bajc, Vida ([email protected]): 218 Borrelli, Wilma ([email protected]): 50 Bakalian, Anny ([email protected]): 208 Bose, Christine ([email protected]): 121 Baldermann, Diana Edith Bose, Jennifer ([email protected]): 54 ([email protected]): 22 Bosick, Stacey J. ([email protected]): 133 Ballester, Dilia ([email protected]): 177 Bosk, Charles ([email protected]): 192 Balli, Brikena ([email protected]): 256 Bouman, Patrick Joseph ([email protected]): 177
84 Boussios, Emanuel Gregory Carr, Melissa ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 198 Carr, Patrick J ([email protected]): 69, Bowen, Derek Michael 267 ([email protected]): 69 Carrington, Alicia ([email protected]): 87 Bowler, Anne ([email protected]): 192 Carroll, Kristyna Bowman, Creasha M. ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 177 Carter, Allison ([email protected]): 51 Boy, John D ([email protected]): 126 Casanova, Erynn Masi de Boyd, Melody L. ([email protected]): 82 ([email protected]): 147 Boyer, David ([email protected]): 30 Casper, Monica J Boyle, Joseph E. ([email protected]): 98 ([email protected]): 165, 223 Bozorgmehr, Mehdi Cassino, Peter Paul ([email protected]): 39 ([email protected]): 208 Castro, Corinne ([email protected]): 18 Braksmajer, Amy ([email protected]): 70 Cavalletto, George ([email protected]): 235 Bramlett, Stephanie S. Cavin, Susan E. ([email protected]): 198 ([email protected]): 166 Celik, Nihal ([email protected]): 140 Branch, Enobong Hannah Cerulo, Karen ([email protected]): 96 ([email protected]): 18 Cetina, Karin Knorr (karin.knorr@uni- Branigan, George ([email protected]): 225 konstanz.de): 57 Brewster, Cody ([email protected]): 87 Chambre, Susan M. ([email protected]): 31 Bridges, John C. ([email protected]): 232 Chancer, Lynn S ([email protected]): 73, Bronson, Eric Franklyn 235 ([email protected]): 255 Chang, Rosa E (No e-mail provided): 179 Brooks-Klinger, Jeneve (jbrooks- Channell, Joanna [email protected]): 198 ([email protected]): 177 Brotherton, David ([email protected]): 3, 58 Chapman, Robert J ([email protected]): 48 Brousse, Arielle S Charles, Camille ([email protected]): 66, 86 ([email protected]): 177 Chaskes, Jay ([email protected]): 97 Brown, Bethany ([email protected]): 108 Chen, Katherine K ([email protected]): 268 Brown, Ivana Chen, Kuan-Yi ([email protected]): 51 ([email protected]): 145 Chen, Nancy Y ([email protected]): 231 Brown, Sara ([email protected]): 118 Childs, Erica Chito Broyles, Philip ([email protected]): 220 ([email protected]): 106, Brubaker, Cathryn ([email protected]): 150 146, 164 Brueckner, Hannah Chimonas, Susan Christine ([email protected]): 167 ([email protected]): 231 Brunn, Rachelle ([email protected]): 86 Chin, Jessica Renee ([email protected]): 118 Bryson, Stephanie A ([email protected]): 154 Chin, Margaret May Bubriski, Anne ([email protected]): 68, ([email protected]): 40, 251 207 Chow, Esther Ngan-ling Buchholz, Larissa - ([email protected]): 239 ([email protected]): 126, 169 Buford, II, Mindelyn R. ([email protected]): 88 Chowdhury, Afra Bullock, Zachary ([email protected]): 29 ([email protected]): 167 Burger, Allison Elisabeth Christian, Patricia B. ([email protected]): 42 ([email protected]): 45 Chung, Angie ([email protected]): 116 Burgos, Marcos ([email protected]): 215 Chung, Ed ([email protected]): 10 Burke, Cyril C. ([email protected]): 128 Cintron-Velez, Aixa N ([email protected]): 226 Burke, Mary Clare ([email protected]): 185 Cirka, Carol C ([email protected]): 110 Burke, Ruth ([email protected]): 233 Clough, Patricia Ticineto ([email protected]): 13, Burland, Daniel ([email protected]): 198 223 Burns, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 177 Clydesdale, Tim ([email protected]): 213 Busse Spencer, Sarah ([email protected]): 185 Cohen, Jere ([email protected] ): 188 Butler , Kendrah Elizabeth Cohen, Joanna Pam ([email protected]): 45 ([email protected]): 100 Collins, Randall ([email protected]): 57, 129, Butler, Colleen Christine ([email protected]): 86 143 Butts, Angel M ([email protected]): 175 Colyer, Corey J ([email protected]): 229 Byng, Michelle D. ([email protected]): 100, 233 Conforti, Joseph M. ([email protected] Cai, Yang ([email protected]): 78 ): 8 Calarco, Jr, Paul E ([email protected]): 30 Conley, Dalton C ([email protected]): 115, Camisa, Dina Marie (DCamisa_01): 87 136 Camp, Bayliss J. ([email protected]): 112 Conroy, Thomas Michael Campbell, Jim ([email protected]): 59 ([email protected]): 69 Caplan, Lindsay ([email protected]): 17 Continelli, Tracey Ann Caplett, Aura ([email protected]): 31 ([email protected]): 108, 228 Carey, Allison C ([email protected]): 81 Contreras, Randol Carmichael, Beth ([email protected]): 87 ([email protected]): 150
85 Cook, Cynthia T ([email protected]): 254 Dolin, Nicholas ([email protected]): 87 Cooper, Marianne ([email protected]): 184 Domhoff, G. William ([email protected]): 100,211 Copelton, Denise A. ([email protected]): 245 Domina, Thurston ([email protected]): 91, Corbin, Edwin Emilio ([email protected]): 15 183 Cordero-Guzman, Hector R Dominguez, Silvia ([email protected]): 92, ([email protected]): 248 165 Core, Rachel ([email protected]): 137 Donaldson, Shawn R. ([email protected]): 157 Corrado, Carolyn ([email protected]): 6 Donati, Teresa ([email protected]): 139 Corroto, Carla ([email protected]): 38 Donnelly, Michael ([email protected]): 258 Corvacchioli, Danielle M. Donovan, Pamela ([email protected]): 5 ([email protected]): 123 Dowd, Jeffrey K. ([email protected]): 64, Costello, Bridget ([email protected]): 161 131 Couch, Stephen R ([email protected]): 191 Dowdall, George W ([email protected]): 48 Cousin-Gossett, Nicole ([email protected]): 126 Doyle, Janel ([email protected] ): 177 Craven, Nena Sechler ([email protected]): 241 Dreby, Joanna ([email protected]): 189 Cruz-Charrez, Selina R ([email protected]): 45 Drenovsky, Cynthia ([email protected]): 220 Cucchiara, Maia ([email protected]): 114 Drew, Jenifer D ([email protected]): 262 Culhane, Dennis P Drew, Julia Ana Rivera ([email protected]): 267 ([email protected]): 97 Cullen, Christina Marie Driscoll, Adam ([email protected]): 237 ([email protected]): 177 Duarte, Cynthia Cully, Julisa ([email protected]): 54 ([email protected]): 255 Culton, Kenneth R. ([email protected]): 214 Dueck, Jonathan Mark Cunningham, Ken ([email protected]): 205 ([email protected]): 193 Cunningham, Kim ([email protected]): 175 Duffy, Mignon ([email protected]): 254 Curtis, Anna ([email protected]): 63 Dugan, Kimberly ([email protected]): 112 Cutler, Marianne ([email protected]): 145 Duneier, Mitchell ([email protected]): 60, Da, Yun ([email protected]): 17 103, 162, 201, 223 DaCosta, Kimberly McClain Dunn, Kathleen A. ([email protected]): 17 ([email protected]): 72, 146 Durden, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 215 Dandrow, Gina Marie ([email protected]): 87 Durr, Marlese ([email protected]): 59, 157 Darrah, Jennifer ([email protected]): 124 Duster, Troy ([email protected]): 134 Davies, Scott ([email protected]): 19 Echevarría, Ricarte ([email protected]): 215 De Leon, Joanna ([email protected]): 31 Echtle, Edward ([email protected]): 138 de Valk, Helga A.G. ([email protected]): 82 Ecklund, Elaine Howard ([email protected]): 187 DeAmicis, Jan ([email protected]): 99 Eckstein, Rick ([email protected]): 83 DeCesare, Nancy ([email protected]): 153 Ehrenreich, Barbara (No e-mail provided): 102 DeFiore, JoAnn ([email protected]): 87 Eich-Krohm, Astrid ([email protected]): 36, 140 DeFronzo, James ([email protected]): 150, 214 Eirich, Gregory M. ([email protected]): 183 DeGloma, Thomas El-Burki, Imaani Jamillah ([email protected]): 101 ([email protected]): 235 Elesh, David ([email protected]): 259 Delahunty, Kathleen Ellis, Francis P. ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 187 Engle, Elena Dorothy ([email protected]): 87 Delli Carpini, Michael X ([email protected]): 178 Ennis, James G. ([email protected]): 25 Delligatti, Anthony James Episcopo, Val ([email protected]): 54 ([email protected]): 104 Epstein, Cynthia Fuchs deLoiselle, Erin Noelle ([email protected]): 87 ([email protected]): 186, 228 Denissen, Amy ([email protected]): 50 Epstein, Norman B ([email protected]): 76 Denton, Nancy A. ([email protected]): 127 Erdmans, Mary Patrice ([email protected]): 63, Denver, Megan ([email protected]): 3, 52 82, 221 Desmond, Scott ([email protected]): 34 Ermolaeva, Elena ([email protected]): 90 DeVault, Marjorie ([email protected]): 56 Eshun, Joseph Panfu ([email protected]): 236 Devine-Eller, Audrey Estes, Jack ([email protected]): 65 ([email protected]): 161 Etzioni, Amitai ([email protected]): 143, 159 Diaz, Raul ([email protected]): 15 Everley , Rachel S. ([email protected]): 68 Dickerson, Niki ([email protected]): 216 Fader, Jamie J. ([email protected]): 3, 50 Dickinson, James M ([email protected]): 84 Faiia, Marjorie Marcoux ([email protected]): 16 DiFazio, William ([email protected]): 232 Fainstein, Norman Dileo, Juliet ([email protected]): 153 ([email protected]): 117 Dilworth, Richardson ([email protected]): 212 Fainstein, Susan ([email protected]): 117 DiMaggio, Paul ([email protected]): 192 Farrie, Danielle ([email protected]): 209 DiTizio, Laura Beth ([email protected]): 177 Fazekas, Erzsebet ([email protected]): 89, 229 Doane, Ashley ([email protected]): 221 Feldhaus, Heather Smith Dodson, Lisa ([email protected]): 12 ([email protected]): 5 Dolan, Scott ([email protected]): 126 Feldman, Barbara Dolgon, Corey ([email protected]): 221, 242 ([email protected]): 109
86 Fennell, Susie ([email protected]): 90 Gitlin, Todd ([email protected]): 178 Ferdinand, Peter ([email protected]): 177 Glauber, Rebecca ([email protected]): 50 Ferman, Barbara ([email protected]): 212 Glazier, Mary H. Fernandez-Kelly, Patricia ([email protected]): 14, 39 ([email protected]): 88, 248 Glicksman, Allen ([email protected]): 122 Field, Mary L. ([email protected]): 87 Glicksman, Gail G ([email protected]): 122 Fishburn, Erin M. ([email protected]): 104 Godart, Frederic Clement Fleming, Crystal Marie ([email protected]): 181 ([email protected]): 123 Gold, Steven J ([email protected]): 222 Fleming, Peter ([email protected]): 247 Goldberg, Eryn ([email protected]): 118 Flores, Ronald Joseph Ortiz Goldberg, Greg ([email protected]): 13 ([email protected]): 38 Gonzalez, Alan L ([email protected]): 265 Flynn, Alysha ([email protected]): 87 Goode, David ([email protected]): 81 Foerster, Amy ([email protected]): 214 Goode, Jennifer ([email protected]): 40 Folland, Sabrina ([email protected]): 16 Goodman, Allison ([email protected]): 11, Foner, Nancy ([email protected]): 200 51 Forsythe-Brown, Ivy ([email protected]): 179 Gordy, Laurie ([email protected]): 161 Forte, Gaetano ([email protected]): 108 Gosa, Travis L ([email protected]): 66, 209 Fosse, Ethan ([email protected]): 132 Gotham, Kevin F ([email protected]): 84, 111 Fosse, Nathan E ([email protected]): 95, 150 Gould, Mark ([email protected]): 67 Foster, Thomas B ([email protected]): 118 Goyette, Kimberly A ([email protected]): 82, Fourshey, Cymone ([email protected]): 169 209 Fox, Muriel ([email protected]): 186 Gozjolko, Kristi L ([email protected]): 194 Franceschini, Lena Graham, Dianne Denise ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 118 Francisco, Valerie ([email protected]): 128 Graham, Roderick S Franz, David ([email protected]): 33 ([email protected]): 193 Frase, Peter ([email protected]): 84 Grahame, Kamini Maraj ([email protected]): 227 Frayeh, Farah ([email protected]): 87 Grahame, Peter R ([email protected]): 227 Freely, Joshua ([email protected]): 209 Grantham, Robert V Freeman, Lance ([email protected]): 84 ([email protected]): 7 Freese, Jeremy ([email protected]): 7, 115 Grasmuck, Sherri ([email protected]): 1 Freij , Maysoun ([email protected]): 208 Gray, Thomas ([email protected]): 215 French, Bonnie ([email protected]): 130 Grazian, David ([email protected]): 9, 24, Friedman, Samantha ([email protected]): 252 73, 114, 129, 143, 162, 212, 267 Fujimura, Joan ([email protected]): 223 Greenberg, Andrew Fuller, Paul C. ([email protected]): 14 ([email protected]): 260 Funk, Sarah F ([email protected]): 90 Greene, Dana ([email protected]): 130 Furman, Ellen ([email protected]): 118 Greene, Margaret Furnari, John S ([email protected]): 247 ([email protected]): 121 Furst, Gennifer ([email protected]): 58 Gregory, Karen ([email protected]): 25 Gallagher, Charles A. ([email protected]): 166 Griffiths, Heather M. ([email protected]): 108 Gallant, Mary ([email protected]): 25 Grov, Christian ([email protected]): 142 Gambs, Deborah S ([email protected]): 147 Gruters, Ryan ([email protected]): 152 Gans, Herbert J ([email protected]): 178 Guglielmo, Thomas A ([email protected]): 200 Ganzenmuller, Keith ([email protected]): 197 Gulhan, Sinan Tankut Garcia, Ana Maria ([email protected]): 5 ([email protected]): 172 Garey, Anita I ([email protected]): 56, 72, Gunderson, Christopher 102, 119, 134, 217 ([email protected]): 239 Garfield, Gail ([email protected]): 36, 68 Gunn, Raymond Gastic, Billie ([email protected]): 75 ([email protected]): 114 Gautney, Heather Denise Gunter, Whitney D. ([email protected]): 210 ([email protected]): 22 Guo, Lin ([email protected]): 139 Geertsma, Jennifer Hill Gurbuz, Mustafa Enes ([email protected]): 231 ([email protected]): 109, 125 Gerson, Kathleen ([email protected]): 186 Gusrang, Jamie L. ([email protected]): 94 Ghatak, Saran ([email protected]): 46 Gutman, Yifat ([email protected]): 253 Gibson, David ([email protected]): 129 Haas, Ken ([email protected]): 3 Gieseking, Jen ([email protected]): 4 Hackett, Martine Gilbertson, Greta ([email protected]): 251 ([email protected]): 217 Gildae, Catherine Anne ([email protected]): 112 Hadis, Benjamin F Gill, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 41 ([email protected]): 168 Gill, Jungyun ([email protected]): 214, 266 Halasz, Judith ([email protected]): 181 Gillen, Mark ([email protected]): 10 Halebsky, Steve ([email protected]): 224 Gillispie, Elizabeth M ([email protected]): 118 Halen, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 163 Gitlin, Laura N ([email protected]): 122 Halle, David ([email protected]): 253
87 Halter, Stephanie J ([email protected]): 133 Hudd, Suzanne S Hamilton, Steve ([email protected]): 126 ([email protected]): 255 Hamner, Doris ([email protected]): 54 Hum, Tarry ([email protected]): 77 Han, Chong-suk ([email protected]): 138 Hunter, Albert ([email protected]): 71 Han, Hua ([email protected]): 182 Hunter, Erica ([email protected]): 194 Han, Sam ([email protected]): 13 Hysock, Dana Ann ([email protected]): 154 Hanna, Jeanine ([email protected]): 220 Ionescu, Marcel ([email protected]): 256 Hanneman, Jared Irelan, Bridget Mary ([email protected]): 176 ([email protected]): 118 Hannon, Lance E ([email protected]): 150 Issar, Sukriti ([email protected]): 172 Hannum, Emily ([email protected]): 91, Isserles, Robin G. ([email protected]): 65 182 Itzigsohn, Jose ([email protected]): 179, Hansen, Karen V. ([email protected]): 56, 72, 263 102, 119, 134, 199 Iversen, Roberta Rehner Hansen, Laura Lynn ([email protected]): 231 ([email protected]): 259 Hanyen, Sara Jackson, Courtney Bangert ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 8 Harker, Dave ([email protected]): 241 Jackson, Danielle Marin Hartzell, Sarah Leora ([email protected]): 12 ([email protected]): 84 Harvell, Valeria G ([email protected]): 212 Jackson, Regine Ostine ([email protected]): 183 Harvey, Courtney Jackson, Shirley A ([email protected]): 207 ([email protected]): 169 Harvey, Daina Cheyenne Jacobs, Bryce Anne ([email protected]): 19 ([email protected]): 174 Jacobs, Jerry A. ([email protected]): 72, 96, Hashemi, Mahasti ([email protected]): 16 121 Hatch, Anthony Ryan ([email protected]): 40 Jacobson, Heather ([email protected]): 217 Hattery, Angela ([email protected]): 164 Jacobson, Michael P ([email protected]): 37 Hayes, Richard ([email protected]): 236 Jagesic, Sanja ([email protected]): 118 Hays, Michael D ([email protected]): 104 Jasper, Daniel ([email protected]): 174 Healy, Kieran ([email protected]): 115 Jasper, James M ([email protected]): 96, 115 Heidemann, Kai Alain ([email protected]): 109 Jaworsky, B. Nadya Heil, Scott ([email protected]): 208 ([email protected]): 203 Hemler, Jennifer Robin Jayaram, Lakshmi ([email protected]): 167 ([email protected]): 170, 260 Jerolmack, Colin ([email protected]): 241 Henderson, L. Daisy ([email protected]): 14 Johnson, Dominique Henerey, Adam Hank ([email protected]): 47, 167 ([email protected]): 132 Johnson, Heather Beth ([email protected]): 136 Hernández-Medina, Esther ([email protected]): 26 Johnson, Jacqueline Herring, Mary Hickert ([email protected]): 153 ([email protected]): 175 Hertz, Rosanna ([email protected]): 56 Johnson, Jeri ([email protected]): 5 Heymann, Jody ([email protected]): 121 Johnson, LaShaune Hibel, Jacob ([email protected]): 66 ([email protected]): 163 Hightower, Michael ([email protected]): 238 Johnson, Mathew ([email protected]): 61, Higo, Masa ([email protected]): 10 80, 101 Hildebrandt, Melanie D ([email protected]): 164 Johnson, Nadia Sophia Hill, Andrea ([email protected]): 93 ([email protected]): 87 Hill, Simona J ([email protected]): 169 Johnson-Dias, Janice ([email protected]): 179 Hirschinger-Blank, Nancy B Johnston, Erin Francis ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 68 Jole, Michele ([email protected]): 71 Hirschman, Charles Jolley, Mike ([email protected]): 232 ([email protected]): 44 Jones, Andrew ([email protected]): 233 Hochron, Michael R ([email protected]): 177 Jones, Jane Joann ([email protected]): 123 Hodos, Jerome I ([email protected]): 24 Jones, Sandra Faith ([email protected]): 195 Hoffman, Kristi ([email protected]): 92, 95 Joseph, Lauren Hogan, Dennis P. ([email protected]): 167 ([email protected]): 142 Holdaway, Jennifer ([email protected]): 250 Kairys, David ([email protected]): 60 Holian, Laura M. ([email protected]): 91 Kalberg, Stephen ([email protected]): 201 Holliday, Corrie ([email protected]): 118 Kaliner, Matthew ([email protected]): 14 Holmes, William ([email protected]): 104 Kalish, Ilene ([email protected]): 85 Holtz, Sara ([email protected]): 8 Kalish, Rachel ([email protected]): 70, 94 Horowitz, Emily Brenna Kamara, Ebrima ([email protected]): 29 ([email protected]): 173 Kang, Eunryung ([email protected]): 152 Horvat, Erin McNamara ([email protected]): 209 Kang, Miliann ([email protected]): 116 Horvitz, Andrew ([email protected]): 244 Kantarci, Serap ([email protected]): 266 Howard, Joshua ([email protected]): 188 Kanuga, Malav ([email protected]): 17 Kao, Grace ([email protected]): 114
88 Kaplan, Sarah B ([email protected]): 217 Kwon, Oh-Jung ([email protected]): 165 Kaplan, Victoria ([email protected]): 38 LaBarrie, Theressa L ([email protected]): 146 Karaoglu, Lora L. ([email protected]): 22, 141 Lainer-Vos, Dan ([email protected]): 206 Karlberg, Kristen Lake, Stephanie Tara ([email protected]): 219 ([email protected]): 234 Lamarre, Nicole ([email protected]): 47 Kasinitz, Philip ([email protected]): 35, 44, 74, Lamont, Michele ([email protected]): 55 96, 117, 120, 135, 159, 200, 222, 243, 263 Lan, Pei-Cha (no e-mail provided): 119 Kasper, Debbie ([email protected]): 160 Lance, Larry Michael ([email protected]): 47 Kastoryano, Riva (riva.kastoryano@sciences- Lang, Kenneth Brandon ([email protected]): 43 po.fr): 256 Lang, Steven ([email protected]): 174 Kaufman, Peter ([email protected]): 83, 106 LaPorte, Alicia Craig Kawamura, Yuniya ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 4, 153 Lareau, Annette ([email protected]): 56, 72, Kehnel, Steven C. ([email protected]): 4 102, 119, 134, 136, 162, 209 Keil, Jacqueline M ([email protected]): 190 Larson, Magali ([email protected]): 38 Kelly, Christopher E ([email protected]): 262 Lasker, Judith ([email protected]): 52 Kelly, Reese C. ([email protected]): 70 Lau, Raymond ([email protected]): 23 Kennedy-Bergen, Raquel ([email protected]): 48 Lauber, Kirsten B. ([email protected]): 170 Kennerly, Tracie Dominique Laudone, Stephanie Marie ([email protected]): 147 ([email protected]): 164 Kenty-Drane, Jessica Layne, China ([email protected]): 171, 224 ([email protected]): 183 Laz, Cheryl Ann ([email protected]): 109 Khanolkar, Preeti Rajeev Lea, Suzanne Goodney ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 49, 173 Kibria, Nazli ([email protected]): 72 Lear, Deanna ([email protected]): 118 Kidd, Dustin ([email protected]): 190 LeClair, Amy Michelle ([email protected]): 93 Kilian, Meaghan ([email protected]): 118 Lee, Alicia ([email protected]): 184 Kim, Dae Young ([email protected]): 88, 116 Lee, Caroline W ([email protected]): 211 Kim, Helen Kiyong ([email protected]): 26 Leidner, Robin ([email protected]): 119, Kim, Jennifer ([email protected]): 240 261 Kim, Minjeong ([email protected]): 140 Leidy, Jessica M. ([email protected]): 118 Kim, Nadia ([email protected]): 116 Leigey, Margaret Elizabeth Kim, Rose ([email protected]): 176 ([email protected]): 262 Kim, Soo Jin ([email protected]): 16 Lemke, Debra C ([email protected]): 10 Kindler, Jeffrey ([email protected]): 191 Lengermann, Joseph Kitchen , Sara Ellen ([email protected]): 153 ([email protected]): 38 Kitzerow, Phyllis G Lennon, Mary Clare ([email protected]): 187, ([email protected]): 228 257 Klein, Allison ([email protected]): 177 Letukas, Lynn A ([email protected]): 11, 20 Kleinstuber, Ross ([email protected]): 67 Leung, Ho Hon ([email protected]): 23 Klinenberg, Eric ([email protected]): 178 Levey, Hilary ([email protected]): 1 Knottnerus, David ([email protected]): 41 Levin, William C. ([email protected]): 213 Kohlman, Marla H. ([email protected]): 43, Levine, Rhonda F. ([email protected]): 197 100 Levinson, Jack ([email protected]): 260 Kohn, Melvin ([email protected]): 44, 137 Levy, Antonia ([email protected]): 53 Koku, Emmanuel F Levy, Don ([email protected]): 61, 80, 130 ([email protected]): 144, 247 Lewis, Frank ([email protected]): 127 Konak, Nahide ([email protected]): 22 Lewis, Penelope ([email protected]): 65 Kooistra, Paul ([email protected]): 133 Li, Rebecca S. K. ([email protected]): 227 Kornblum, William ([email protected]): 71, Li, Yushi (Boni) ([email protected]): 10 103 Li, Zehua ([email protected]): 98 Kosta, Ervin ([email protected]): 89, 117 Liang, Ke ([email protected]): 52 Kozimor-King, Michele Lee (kozimor- Liang, Zai ([email protected]): 171 [email protected]): 32, 225 Lim, Youngmi ([email protected]): 23 Krasas, Jackie ([email protected]): 249 Linders, Annulla ([email protected]): 262 Kuang, Li ([email protected]): 187 Lindmar, Jennifer ([email protected]): 118 Kubrin, Charis Elizabeth ([email protected]): 34 Link, Bruce G ([email protected]): 7 Kucukozer, Mehmet Little, Deborah L. ([email protected]): 81 ([email protected]): 239 Liu, Bei ([email protected]): 137 Kulick, Rachel ([email protected]): 141 Liu, Hsin-Yi ([email protected]): 76 Kumar, Krishan ([email protected]): 201 Lleras, Christy ([email protected]): 91 Kunert, Kerry Noelle Llewellyn, Cheryl ([email protected]): 161 ([email protected]): 87 Logan, John ([email protected]): 117, 124 Kuperberg, Arielle ([email protected]): 90 Loh, Jason Douglas ([email protected]): 87 Kusow, Abdi ([email protected]): 179 Longazel, Jamie G ([email protected]): 230 Kutzik, David ([email protected]): 122
89 Lopes, Vanessa DeBarros McGeever, Kelly F. ([email protected]): 34 ([email protected]): 111 McGinnis, Sandra ([email protected]): 108 Lopopolo, Soheila ([email protected]): 54 Mckenzie, Brian ([email protected]): 203 Lorber, Judith ([email protected]): 234 McLear, Christine Maria ([email protected]): 87 Lorenzen, Janet McNeil, Lori L ([email protected]): 80 ([email protected]): 170 McQuarrie, Michael ([email protected]): 2, Loucks, Joleen Rennee ([email protected]): 90 35 Louie, Vivian ([email protected]): 116 Mead, Guenevere Lee ([email protected]): 148 Louis, Vincent ([email protected]): 194 Meade , Kathryn ([email protected]): 205 Loveland, Matthew T. ([email protected]): 67, Mears, Ashley ([email protected]): 181 113 Mehrotra, Meeta ([email protected]): 92 Lubitow, Amy E ([email protected]): 93 Melaku, Tsedale Mekete Luff, Tracy L. ([email protected]): 95 ([email protected]): 26 Lundy, Garvey F. ([email protected]): 203 Menjivar, Cecilia ([email protected]): 222 Lune, Howard ([email protected]): 229 Merenstein, Beth Frankel Lustick, Ian ([email protected]): 204 ([email protected]): 166 Ly, Carolyn ([email protected]): 87 Messikomer, Carla M Macdonald, Cameron L ([email protected]): 52 ([email protected]): 110 Macharia, Kinuthia ([email protected]): 157 Messner, Steven F. ([email protected]): 34 MacLennan, Jamie ([email protected]): 197 Metzger, Morgan Leigh Macy, Michael ([email protected]): 44 ([email protected]): 177 Madigan, Timothy J. Mignon, Sylvia Isabel ([email protected]): 10, 177, 196 ([email protected]): 104 Mahon, Emily H ([email protected]): 208 Miles, Vincent Edward Mahon, James H ([email protected]): 188 ([email protected]): 86 Majumdar, Shweta Miller, Amanda J ([email protected]): 22 ([email protected]): 95 Malackany, Sarah Favinger Miller, Clark Aaron ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 95 Milliot, Virginie ([email protected]): 71 Malek-Ahmadi, Farshad Millman, Joel ([email protected]): 251 ([email protected]): 168 Min, Pyong Gap ([email protected]): 16, Manago, Dinorah Caridad 116 ([email protected]): 266 Mirza, Mansha Q ([email protected]): 97 Mann, Emily S ([email protected]): 133 Missari, Stacy ([email protected]): 107 Mansley, Elizabeth Ann ([email protected]): 107 Mitra, Debarashmi Maratea, Ray ([email protected]): 20 ([email protected]): 125, 169 Marcus, Benny Charles ([email protected]): 79 Mohammad, Fida ([email protected]): 168, Marks, Carole ([email protected]): 26 206 Marrow, Helen ([email protected]): 127 Mohammadi, Majid Martin, Jason ([email protected]): 15 ([email protected]): 206 Martin, Lauren Jade ([email protected]): 141 Molotch, Harvey ([email protected]): 117 Martinez, Hector Ysmenio Monahan Lang, Molly B. ([email protected]): 54 ([email protected]): 32 Monnat, Shannon M ([email protected]): 12 Martino, Leslie A. ([email protected]): 195 Montemurro, Beth ([email protected]): 93 Maruoka, Etsuko Moonzwe, Lwendo ([email protected]): 125 ([email protected]): 225 Moore, Chanele ([email protected]): 18, 169 Massengill, Rebekah Peeples Moore, Gwen ([email protected]): 36 ([email protected]): 7 Moore, Kelly ([email protected]): 160 Massey, Douglas S ([email protected]): 74, Moore, Kesha S ([email protected]): 15 159 Moors, Amy Catherine Masters, Patricia Anne ([email protected]): 128 ([email protected]): 177 Mathur, Jaskiran Kaur Moreno, Martin ([email protected]): 23 ([email protected]): 227 Mori-Saunders, Takiko (takiko.mori- Maynard, Gary ([email protected]): 83, 171 [email protected]): 110 Mazelis, Joan Maya ([email protected]): 187 Morris, Theresa ([email protected]): 8, McCall, Betty L ([email protected]): 158, 258 99, 192 McClain, Noah ([email protected]): 28 Mose Brown, Tamara McClung, Alex ([email protected]): 123 ([email protected]): 98, 263 McClusky, Laura J. ([email protected]): 107 Moss, Karen Lynn McCormick, Brian Emerson ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 47 Mossgraber, Sarah (No e-mail provided): 43 McCorry, Timothy A. Moyer, Dana ([email protected]): 32 ([email protected]): 14 Moynihan, Patrick ([email protected]): 231 McDonald, Lauren ([email protected]): 211 Mulcahy, Michael McGann, Kimberly J ([email protected]): 166 ([email protected]): 109, 125 McGee, Micki ([email protected]): 235 Muller, Reto ([email protected]): 80
90 Munson, Ziad ([email protected]): 225 Pahaham, Cheryl Ann Murphy, Kristin Leavelle ([email protected]): 53 ([email protected]): 63 Murray, George J.A. ([email protected]): 153 Paik, Leslie ([email protected]): 58, 115 Murray, Paul T. ([email protected]): 214 Palacios, Joseph M ([email protected]): 79 Murtha, Jenai ([email protected]): 158 Pallas, Aaron M ([email protected]): 136, Myers, Dowell ([email protected]): 124, 159 209 Myers, Justin ([email protected]): 181 Palumbo, Joseph ([email protected]): 148 Nahmias, Petra ([email protected]): 8, 113 Papineau, Brenda L ([email protected]): 38 Nakagawa, Mana Parikh, Nina S. ([email protected]): 61 ([email protected]): 149 Paris, Arthur E. ([email protected]): 77 Napolitano, Laura ([email protected]): 154 Park, Heayoung ([email protected]): 113 Nash, Jennifer ([email protected]): 146 Park, James ([email protected]): 138 Neff, Patricia Elizabeth ([email protected]): 230 Park, Keumjae ([email protected]): 140 Nelson, Margaret Klein Park, Sangyoub ([email protected]): 119, 199, 217 ([email protected]): 2 Nemeth, Chris ([email protected]): 142 Parrillo, Vince ([email protected]): 263 Newbold, Bruce ([email protected]): 250 Parsons, Jeffrey T Newman, Katherine ([email protected]): 37, ([email protected]): 142 73, 74, 135, 178, 251 Pastrana, Antonio ([email protected]): 151 Newquist, Victoria ([email protected]): 17 Patch, Jason ([email protected]): 1 Nguyen, Kim ([email protected]): 54 Paul, Sanjay ([email protected]): 125 Nichols, Audrey Pawson, Mark ([email protected]): 248 ([email protected]): 177 Pazaki, Hooshang ([email protected]): 80 Nicoll, Lauren ([email protected]): 93 Peacock, James R ([email protected]): 130 Nieves, Angel D ([email protected]): 38 Pearce, Susan ([email protected]): 253 Niewczyk, Paulette Marie Pedriana, Nicholas ([email protected]): 186 ([email protected]): 165 Peng, Yusheng ([email protected]): 137, Nishida, Masayo ([email protected]): 203 182 Nitzsche, Alison Erb ([email protected]): 87 Pennington, Suzanne Noel, Marie ([email protected]): 118 ([email protected]): 151 Nolan III, James J ([email protected]): 104 Perez, Jaime ([email protected]): 52 Nopper, Tamara K. ([email protected]): 131 Perez, Karina ([email protected]): 177, 197 Nwankwo, Jason Chibueze Perlman, Joel ([email protected]): 200 ([email protected]): 210 Perunovic, Sreca ([email protected]): 23 O'Shea, Kevin ([email protected]): 148 Peters, Donna-Marie Ocejo, Richard E. ([email protected]): 1, 71 ([email protected]): 128 Oglensky, Bonnie ([email protected]): 28 Peters, Jes ([email protected]): 175 Ogunnuka, Zacchaeus Olu Peterson, Cathy ([email protected]): 220 ([email protected]): 252 Phelan, Jo C ([email protected]): 7 Oh, Sookhee ([email protected]): 124 Phenix, Deinya ([email protected]): 46 Ohlemiller, Daniel TS ([email protected]): 31 Phillips, Alton ([email protected]): 142 Okeke, Nnenna Lynn Phillips, Benjamin ([email protected]): 218 ([email protected]): 217 Pierce, Tara Seguin O'Leary, Brendan ([email protected]): 204 ([email protected]): 160 Olick, Jeffrey K ([email protected]): 73 Pinsky, Dina ([email protected]): 5 Olitsky, Stacy ([email protected]): 91 Pirkey, Melissa Fletcher ([email protected]): 240 Olobatuyi, Moses Pirkle, Catherine ([email protected]): 76 ([email protected]): 142 O'Neil, Kathleen ([email protected]): 261 Pittaoulis, Melissa A ([email protected]): 61 O'Neill, Karen M. ([email protected]): 148 Pitts-Taylor, Victoria ([email protected]): 175, Oppenheimer, Martin ([email protected]): 131 234 Orr, Jackie ([email protected]): 223 Plante, Rebecca ([email protected]): 94 Orr, Rebekah ([email protected]): 43 Pluchino, Lauren Amanda O'Shea, Joseph Brian ([email protected]): 256 ([email protected]) 118 Osirim, Mary ([email protected]): 157 Plumfield, Nell ([email protected]): 87 Ostertag, Stephen Poggio, Sara Z ([email protected]): 66 ([email protected]): 205 Pok, Binh ([email protected]): 256 Ostrander, Susan Polakoff, Erica G ([email protected]): 211 ([email protected]): 78 Ostrowsky, Michael K Poll, Carol ([email protected]): 153 ([email protected]): 46 Pollack, Esther ([email protected]): 265 O'Toole, Laura L. ([email protected]): 207 Popp, Ann Marie ([email protected]): 39 Ovadia, Steven ([email protected]): 265 Poros, Maritsa ([email protected]): 89 Owen, Stephen ([email protected]): 225 Porter, Rachel ([email protected]): 34 Pagnucco, Nicholas ([email protected]): 19 Porto, Christopher ([email protected]): 144 Poteyeva, Rita ([email protected]): 168
91 Potter, Daniel Jason ([email protected]): 2 Rose, Peter ([email protected]): 23, 44 Poulin, Michelle ([email protected]): 247 Roseamelia, Carrie A Poulsen, Jane D. ([email protected]): 20 ([email protected]): 53 Press, Julie (No e-mail provided): 56 Rosenau, James ([email protected]): 57 Pugh, Allison ([email protected]): 184 Rosenbaum, Emily Pumar, Enrique S ([email protected]): 79 ([email protected]): 252 Purk, Janice ([email protected]): 10, 177, 196 Rosenwein, Robert E. ([email protected]): 196 Purvin, Diane M ([email protected]): 92 Ross, Lauren ([email protected]): 11 Quach, Andrew S ([email protected]): 76 Ross, Susan M ([email protected]): 258 Radda, Kim E ([email protected]): 59 Rossi, Ino ([email protected]): 57 Raffalovich, Lawrence E. Rothenberg, Julia ([email protected]): 34, 126 ([email protected]): 253, 268 Raj, Dhooleka Sarhadi Rothman, David J ([email protected]): 231 ([email protected]): 119 Rothschild, Teal Kristen Raleigh, Elizabeth Yoon Hwa ([email protected]): 249 ([email protected]): 116 Rubin, Trudy ([email protected]): 204 Rand, John ([email protected]): 28 Ruiz, Yesenia ([email protected]): 124 Randoph, Antonia ([email protected]): 108 Rutherford, Markella Rankin, Bruce H. ([email protected]): 63, 139 ([email protected]): 20, 45 Rapuano, Deborah Ryan, Barbara E ([email protected]): 240 ([email protected]): 53 Rastegar, Mitra E ([email protected]): 176, 228 Ryan, Stephen ([email protected]): 5 Rauscher, Emily ([email protected]): 188 Sadeghi, Sahar ([email protected]): 100 Rauscher, Marisa A. Salam, Rifat ([email protected]): 65 ([email protected]): 139 Salefski, Jessica Lynn Raymond, Jennifer M ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 151 Salvatore, Christopher ([email protected]): 262 Recuber, Tim ([email protected]): 84 Samson, Yvette Jane ([email protected]): 257 Rehm, Philipp ([email protected]): 126 Sanchez, Beatriz ([email protected]): 87 Reilly, Janet ([email protected]): 124 Sanders, Jolene Marie ([email protected]): 249 Reimers, Cordelia ([email protected]): 145 Sano, Joelle ([email protected]): 130 Reitman, Roger j ([email protected]): 193 Santore, Daniel ([email protected]): 41 Rexrode, Deborah L ([email protected]): 152, 238 Sarabia, Daniel ([email protected]): 41, 160 Reyes, Carmen Y ([email protected]): 59 Sassen, Saskia ([email protected]): 57 Reynoso, Edelmira ([email protected]): 195 Sassler, Sharon L ([email protected]): 95 Rich, Carrie R ([email protected]): 52 Sawko, Christa M. ([email protected]): 94 Rich, Karen ([email protected]): 97 Scarton, Carly ([email protected]): 87 Rich, Meghan Ashlin ([email protected]): 111 Schaffer, Scott Richards, Bedelia Nicola ([email protected]): 138 ([email protected]): 207 Richman, Alyssa ([email protected]): 7 Schensul, Jean J ([email protected]): 59 Richmond, Danielle D Schiff, Rachel A ([email protected]): 13 ([email protected]): 87 Schiffer, Morgan Rickles, Nathan ([email protected]): 165 ([email protected]): 177 Ridzi, Frank ([email protected]): 12 Schleifer, David ([email protected]): 144 Riley, Alexander Tristan ([email protected]): 205 Schlichtman, John Joe Rine, Christine Marie ([email protected]): 154 ([email protected]): 1 Rittle, Marc ([email protected]): 220 Schmitz, Mark F. ([email protected]): 257 Robbins, Joyce ([email protected]): 153,211 Schoepflin, Todd ([email protected]): 106 Robertson, Nick ([email protected]): 187 Schoneboom, Abigail Robinson, Bryan K ([email protected]): 194 ([email protected]): 261 Robinson, Christine M. ([email protected]): 214 Schor, Juliet B ([email protected]): 72 Robinson, Erin E ([email protected]): 185 Schutt, Russell K. ([email protected]): 257 Robinson, Jeffrey A Schwartz, Michael ([email protected]): 236 ([email protected]): 43 Robinson, Jeffrey A. Sconfienza, Steve ([email protected]): 236 ([email protected]): 158 Robinson-Whitmer, David Todd Sebastian, Rachel Ann ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 230 Rodriguez, Orlando ([email protected]): 58 Seem, John ([email protected] ): 41 Roelfs, David ([email protected]): 248 Seidman, Gay ([email protected]): 60 Rogers, Reuel R ([email protected]): 252 Seifert, Susan C ([email protected]): 24 Ronsmans, Carine Seiler, Steven J. ([email protected]): 174 ([email protected]): 8 Semaan, Ingrid ([email protected]): 207 Roschelle, Anne R ([email protected]): 142 Senesac, Lauren Rose, Kathleen ([email protected]): 133 ([email protected]): 177 Sentman, Timothy P ([email protected]): 213
92 Seperson, Susanne Bleiberg Springer, Kristen ([email protected]): 184 ([email protected]): 153 Spurgas, Alyson K. ([email protected]): 70 Serhan, Randa Serhan ([email protected]): 208 St. Jean, Peter K. B. Sevin, Joshua (no e-mail provided): 24 ([email protected]): 14, 39 Sewell, Trevor ([email protected]): 5 Stack, Carol ([email protected]): 103 Shandra, Carrie L. Stallard, Aubrey ([email protected]): 87 ([email protected]): 167, 216 Stanton, Cynthia ([email protected]): 8 Shandra, John M. Stayrook, Cynthia ([email protected]): 14 ([email protected]): 141, 171 Steck, Laura West ([email protected]): 169, 180, Shaw, Tawanna M 230, 245, 254 ([email protected]): 87 Steinbrecher, Chris ([email protected]): 237 Sheinheit, Ian J ([email protected]): 32 Steiner, Emily ([email protected]): 87 Sherman, Lawrence W ([email protected]): 37 Sten, Caroline ([email protected]): 149 Shields, Derrick S Stephens-Booker, Rosemarie ([email protected]): 86 ([email protected]): 160 Shih, Miin-wen ([email protected]): 25, 172 Stern, Mark J ([email protected]): 24, 84 Shih, Yiping Eva ([email protected]): 227 Stevenson, George (Steve) W Shin, Hyoung-jin ([email protected]): 164 ([email protected]): 215 Shoff, Carla ([email protected]): 87 Stocker, Darren K. ([email protected]): 248 Shor, Eran ([email protected]): 51, 141 Stone, Pamela ([email protected]): 145 Shostak, Sara ([email protected]): 7 Stowell, Jacob Ian ([email protected]): 34 Sicotte, Diane ([email protected]): 148 Strauss, Lois ([email protected]): 97 Siegel, Andrea ([email protected]): 215 Streetman, Lee G ([email protected]): 190 Silva, Maya ([email protected]): 128 Studemeister, Margarita Sandra Silver, Hilary ([email protected]): 127 ([email protected]): 124 Simon, Robin ([email protected]): 121 Stull, Judith C. ([email protected]): 5 Singer, Jessica ([email protected]): 219 Suhail, Zeeshan ([email protected]): 124 Singh, Nimarta Kaarina ([email protected]): 87 Sulik, Gayle A ([email protected]): 36, 163 Singh, Sourabh Sullivan, Joseph F. ([email protected]): 224 ([email protected]): 239 Suro, Roberto ([email protected]): 135 Siodmak, Erin ([email protected]): 175 Sykes, Lori Latrice ([email protected]): 131 Skolnick, Jerome H ([email protected]): 37 Sylvia, Polly ([email protected]): 176 Small , La Fleur Flavia Tabor, Stacy ([email protected]): 59 ([email protected]): 196 Small, LaFleur F ([email protected]): 157 Tach, Laura ([email protected]): 2 Small, Mario Luis ([email protected]): 74 Takenaka, Ayumi ([email protected]): 250, Smallacombe, Patricia Stern 251 ([email protected]): 212 Talwar, Jennifer Parker ([email protected]): 236, 250 Smalser, Tiffany Tamdgidi, Mohammad H. ([email protected]): 177 ([email protected]): 80, Smiley, Denise Lynn ([email protected]): 195 144,207 Smith, Carrie ([email protected]): 169, Tauches, Kimberly G. 258 ([email protected]): 219 Smith, Cheryl ([email protected]): 61 Tejada, Karen Ivette ([email protected]): 124 Smith, Dena Tamara ([email protected]): 260 Ternikar, Farha ([email protected]): 87, 113 Smith, Earl ([email protected]): 164 Thaggard, David L ([email protected]): 150 Smith, Elisha ([email protected]): 82 Thomas, Alex ([email protected]): 108 Smith, Polly J ([email protected]): 99, 108 Thomas, Alexander R ([email protected]): 99 Smith, Richard Maurice ([email protected]): 218 Thonicke, Isabelle ([email protected]): 177 Smith, Robert C Tian, Xiaoli ([email protected]): 182 ([email protected]): 162 Tiger, Rebecca ([email protected]): 260 Smith, Robert Courtney Tiso, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 253 ([email protected]): 27, 124 Tomlinson, Virginia M. Smith, Tamara L ([email protected]): 6, 180, ([email protected]): 228 245, 254 Tonnelat, Stephane Smith, Tyson ([email protected]): 43, ([email protected]): 71 213 Torpey, John ([email protected]): 60 Smythe, Deirdre Mary ([email protected]): 77 Torres, Kimberly ([email protected]): 86 Snyder, Benjamin ([email protected]): 152 Torres, Lisa ([email protected]): 216 Snyder, Justin ([email protected]): 138 Torres, Manuel Roberto ([email protected]): 33, Sogolow, Ellen D ([email protected]): 52 168 Solis, Santiago ([email protected]): 81 Trainor, Joseph ([email protected]): 11, 33 Song, Felicia Wu ([email protected]): 145 Tran, Van C ([email protected]): 88 Spade, Joan ([email protected]): 43 Traver, Amy Elizabeth Speirs, Katherine Elizabeth ([email protected]): 145 ([email protected]): 164 Spivey, Sue E. ([email protected]): 214 Trujillo, Valerie ([email protected]): 84, 98
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Independence Ballroom (Mezzanine) Sheraton Philadelphia Center City Hotel The Exhibit will be open Thursday March 15 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Friday March 16 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Saturday March 17 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM Coffee Hours Thursday March 15 2:00 PM Friday March 16 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM Saturday March 17 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM New Books Reception Stop by and meet with ESS authors: Saturday 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM EXHIBITORS AT OUR MEETING INCLUDE: Allyn & Bacon / Pearson Custom Publishing American Sociological Association Association Book Exhibit Blackwell Publishing, Inc. McGraw-Hill Higher Education New York University Press Oxford University Press Panel Study of Income Dynamics, Child Development Supplement Polity Progressive Writers Cooperative / Sloan Publishing Russell Sage Foundation Sage Publications / Pine Forge Press Springer TGS Social & Behavioral Research The Edwin Mellen Press The Scholar’s Choice The University of Chicago Press Worth Publishers The Combined Book and Literature Display, features Lynne Rienner Publishers, Rutgers University Press, University of California Press 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, Kevin Horowitz, Nadine Hines, and the staff at Exhibit Promotions Plus, Inc.
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