experiences and their impact on well-being. One panelist explores how Monday, August 24 these contextual factors matter for understanding later mental health, while another focuses on variability in the character of these experiences (casual sexual experience, involvement in concurrent The length of each daytime session/meeting activity relationships) as influences on young adult relationship dynamics is one hour and forty minutes, unless noted (including relationship satisfaction, intimate partner violence). Two otherwise. The usual turnover is as follows: panelists draw more explicit links to policy: one suggests the need to move beyond the focus on issues of identity and family support to 8:30am-10:10am consider how structural conditions (of schools, but also political climate) 10:30am-12:10pm make a difference for understanding LGBTQ health and well-being. A 12:30pm-2:10pm fourth panelist uses the example of Chicago’s new school-based sex 2:30pm-4:10pm education initiative to highlight ways in which intersections of race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality necessarily complicate the 4:30pm-6:10pm successful implementation of a broad-based curriculum. Session presiders and committee chairs are 310. Thematic Session. Sexualities in the Penal requested to see that sessions and meetings end on World time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities Session Organizer: Megan Lee Comfort, RTI scheduled into the same room. International 7:00 am Meetings Presider: Megan Lee Comfort, RTI International Section on Aging and the Life Course Council Meeting Panelists: Jessica Fields, San Francisco State University Section on Body and Embodiment Council Meeting Valerie Jenness, University of California-Irvine Section on Children and Youth Council Meeting Erin M. Kerrison, University of Pennsylvania Section on Consumers and Consumption Council Laura Beth Nielsen, American Bar Foundation and Meeting Northwestern University Section on Medical Sociology Council Meeting Jay W. Borchert, University of Michigan Section on Methodology Council Meeting Discussant: Megan Lee Comfort, RTI International In correctional facilities in the United States, the expression of Section on Sociology of Culture Council Meeting sexuality is framed as problematic and requiring heavy censorship, and sexual behavior is prohibited and considered as grounds for further 8:00 am Meetings punishment. This Thematic Session delves into this repressive 2016 Program Committee environment to illuminate how incarcerated people think about, enact, and manage sexuality. Presenters will explore the questions and 8:30 am Meetings insights that arise when conducting participatory sexuality research with 2016 Public Understanding of Sociology Award Selection women in jail; the challenges facing transgender prisoners as they navigate a highly binary, genitalia-based classification system; how the Committee Prison Rape Elimination Act has in turn eliminated possibilities for 2016 W.E.B. Dubois Award for Distinguished Scholarship consensual sex among prisoners; and the repercussions of formerly Selection Committee incarcerated queer women constructing heteronormative households in American Sociological Review Editorial Board an effort to conform to parole officers’ expectations. Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and 311. Thematic Session. Sexuality and Space or Place Transgendered Persons in Sociology Session Organizer: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University Department Resources Group (DRG) Training Presider: Eve Ilana Shapiro, University of California- Film/Video Screening. Romeo Romeo Santa Barbara Orientation for New Section Officers Panelists: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University Rose Series in Sociology Editorial Board Amin Ghaziani, University of British Columbia Sociological Methodology Editorial Board Amy L. Stone, Trinity University Teaching Sociology Editorial Board Katherine McFarland Bruce, Elon University 8:30 am Sessions Discussant: Eve Ilana Shapiro, University of California- Santa Barbara 309. Thematic Session. Adolescent Sexualities in This panel reflects on the organization of sexualities within different kinds of spaces and places, including ephemeral and transformed Context spaces. From the Pride parade to the gay neighborhood, this panel Session Organizer: Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green considers the role of different spaces in supporting and cultivating State University sexual cultures. This panel engages with questions of sexuality and Presider: Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State space with attention to the ephemerality of some queer spaces. University 312. Thematic Session. Where is the Sex in Sexuality Panelists: Ann Meier, University of Minnesota Studies? Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State University Session Organizer: Juan J. Battle, City University of New Stephen T. Russell, University of Arizona York-Graduate Center Lorena Garcia, University of Illinois-Chicago Presider: Juan J. Battle, City University of New York- Recognizing limits of the “problem behavior” perspective on adolescent sexuality, panel members explore individual, relationship, Graduate Center and broader contextual (school, neighborhood) influences on sexual Panelists: Gloria Gonzalez-Lopez, University of Texas- Austin the concept has waned, discouraged by post-modernist critiques and Angelique Harris, Marquette University displaced by new waves of more empirically oriented gender analysis. Panelists will discuss these questions: What does it mean to describe Antonio (Jay) Pastrana, City University of New York- some aspects of economic and social structure as patriarchal? Is the John Jay College overarching concept of patriarchy still useful for understanding gender Tanya Saunders, The Ohio State University inequality? If so, what aspects of patriarchy have the most important This session will explore the question of whether and how we effects today and what does this suggest feminist activists and policy inquire and write about sexual practices in sociological research. makers should focus on? How can scholars analyze differences across Beyond identity and attractionality, how does behavior – sex – enter space and over time in patriarchal systems embedded in a global into this particular dialogue of sexuality studies? Special attention will capitalist economy? be paid to how researchers have studied and can study the intersection(s) of sexuality and race. More specifically, when dealing 315. Special Session. Race and Policing Post- with these issues, how has the field interrogated experiences of racial Feguson and sexual minorities? What are ways that these unique populations Session Organizer: Devah Pager, Harvard University are being empowered, pathologized, or both? What populations are not being considered? What are the unexplored questions? In this Panelists: Lawrence W. Sherman, University of session, leading scholars in the field will examine how these questions Pennsylvania (and answers) can be better incorporated into our research, teaching, Nikki Jones, University of California-Berkeley and (professional) service. Jennifer Eberhardt, Stanford University This session grapples with the issues of race and policing in the 313. Special Session. Audits and Field Experiments post-Ferguson era. How can we understand the individual and Session Organizer: S. Michael Gaddis, University of organizational processes that lead to fatal encounters between the Michigan police and civilians, and how can we explain the disproportionate Presider: S. Michael Gaddis, University of Michigan policing of young black men? How do young men and and women of color experience policing in their communities and how do these Résumé Audits in Unconventional Contexts: Auditing interactions shape their outlook and sense of opportunity? Drawing on Chinese State-Owned Enterprises and Elite U.S. Law perspectives from criminology, ethnography, and social psychology, our Firms. András Tilcsik, University of Toronto panelists will open a conversation about these pressing social The Stigma of Place: Choosing a Socially Relevant concerns. Definition of Neighborhood in an Experimental Audit 316. Special Session. The 50th Anniversary of the Study. Max Besbris, New York University; Jacob Voting Rights Act and the Future of American William Faber, New York University; Peter M. Rich, Democracy New York University Session Organizer: Jeff Manza, New York University Which Jobs, Which Schools, Which Resumes?: Presider: Jeff Manza, New York University Challenges in Designing and Conducting a Labor Panelists: Frances Fox Piven, City University of New Market Resume Study. William J. Carbonaro, York University of Notre Dame; Jonathan D. Schwarz, Ellen Katz, University of Michigan University of Notre Dame Kareem Crayton, Duke University By Any Other Name: Two Experiments to Examine Pamela Karlan, Stanford University Perceptions of Race and Social Class from Names. The right to vote is fundamental in a democratic society, one which S. Michael Gaddis, University of Michigan gives meaning and power to all other rights. The Voting Rights Act Discussant: Raj Andrew Ghoshal, Goucher College (VRA) of 1965 was a crowning achievement of the civil rights Audit studies and other field experiments allow researchers to movement, finally establishing the right to vote for all American citizens. make strong causal claims and explore questions that are often difficult Yet the VRA has had a tortured history in the hands of federal courts, to answer with observational data. These experiments have grown in partisan legislators and district gerrymandering. More recently, popularity, particularly to examine different types of discrimination, with campaigns to restrict access to the ballot for minority and poor citizens the rise of online applications for housing and employment. In recent have been widespread across America, suggesting that 50 years after years, sociologists, economists, and political scientists have its passage the VRA and the right to vote still continues to be a implemented creative and influential computerized field experiments. contested question. This panel will discuss the future of the VRA and However, the learning curve for designing and implementing these voting rights in America. experiments online can be quite steep, despite appearing to be a simple and cheap alternative to traditional experiments. In this panel, 317. Author Meets Critics Session. Making experienced scholars will share insights from both their success and Hispanics: How Activists, Bureaucrats and Media failures in designing and implementing audits and other field Constructed a New America (University of experiments. In addition, the scholars will discuss new techniques and Chicago Press, 2014) by G. Cristina Mora cutting-edge methods in this area. Session Organizer: Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford 314. Special Session. Patriarchy Revisited University Session Organizer: Paula England, New York University Author: G. Cristina Mora, University of California- Presider: Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts Berkeley Panelists: Sylvia Walby, Lancaster University 318. Policy and Research Workshop. Conducting Heidi I. Hartmann, Institute for Women's Policy Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Research to Address Health Inequities Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts The concept of patriarchy played a central role in the resurgence of Session Organizer: Ethel G. Nicdao, University of the feminist theory in the 1970s and 1980s. Since then, however, use of Pacific Leader: Ethel G. Nicdao, University of the Pacific Sarah M. Ovink, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and CBPR is an approach to research that involves community- State University academic partnerships. One of the main tenets of CBPR is that Lester H. Andrist, University of Maryland community partners are active contributors to the research process. The purpose of the workshop is to provide a brief overview of CBPR, and discuss the application of CBPR in social science research. 322. Regular Session. Feminist Thought/Theory Panelists (Sonia Bettez & Julie Lucero, University of New Mexico; Session Organizer: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley Michael Muhammad, University of Michigan; and Maya Magarati, College University of Washington) will share their insights on the rewards, Presider: Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College challenges, and limitations of CBPR; considerations of qualitative and quantitative methods; and the role of sociologists in framing the social Bodies of the State: What Condoleezza Rice and contexts that emerge in addressing health disparities, improving health Michelle Obama Share in Common. Simone Drake, status, and health equity. Finally, to encourage audience participation, The Ohio State University the workshop will include a small group exercise on using CBPR to Contempt as Discursive Violence: A Feminist define the policy objective related to a specific social problem. Sociological Analysis. Ginna Husting, Boise State 319. Teaching Workshop. Incorporating Disability in University Intersectional Pedagogy The Digital Mother. Kara M. Van Cleaf, City University of Session Organizers: Heather Powers Albanesi, New York-Graduate Center University of Colorado-Colorado Springs is there a queer democracy? Or stop looking straight: Abby L. Ferber, University of Colorado-Colorado Benazir Bhutto and the hetero-erotics of democracy. Springs Moon Charania, Georgia State University Leader: Heather Powers Albanesi, University of Discussant: Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College Colorado-Colorado Springs 323. Regular Session. Globalization Co-Leader: Abby L. Ferber, University of Colorado- Session Organizer: Mauro F. Guillen, University of Colorado Springs The teaching workshop is designed for faculty and future faculty Pennsylvania who teach about inequalities through an intersectional lens. Disabilities Presider: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University are often the most tangential and marginalized system of oppression Punctuated Globalization: Legal Developments and and privilege in intersectional courses. As experienced faculty who Globalization in Healthcare. Carol Heimer, have long taught about these subjects and value an intersectional perspective, we have engaged in a multi-year process of incorporating Northwestern University disabilities into our own, and out colleagues,’ pedagogy. We will The Effect of Global Economic and Environmental discuss the process of curriculum transformation we organized on our Pressures in the Case of National Park Expansion. campus, insights gained from working with a leading expert in the field Natasha Miric, University of California-Irvine of disabilities studies, the development of a graduate certificate in disability studies, and the ways in which we have brought disability The Structure of Global Governance: Network Density studies into our own courses, especially our sexuality classes. Afraid and Centrality, 1919 – 2014. Alexis Antonio Alvarez, you don't have the expertise, experience or medical knowledge to University of California-Riverside incorporate disability into your own intersectional pedagogy? This Translation in Action: Global and Local Templates in interactive workshop will offer tips and strategies for getting started. Kenyan Technology Entrepreneurship. Tim Weiss, 320. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Professional Zeppelin University; Klaus Weber, Northwestern Development Workshop. Getting a Grant When University You Study Diversity-Related Topics Wealth and Pollution Inequalities of Global Trade: A Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Network and Input-Output Approach. Christina Prell, Sociological Association University of Maryland; Kuishuang Feng, University of Beth Floyd, American Sociological Association Maryland; Laixiang Sun, University of Maryland Co-Leaders: Jean H. Shin, American Sociological Discussant: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Association 324. Regular Session. Group Processes 2 Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Session Organizer: David M. Melamed, The Ohio State Association University 321. Student Forum Workshop. Creating an Competition for Group Members and the Provision of Academic Presence Online: Social Networking, Public Goods: Inequality, Social Welfare, Matthew Blogging, and Personal Websites Effects. Brent Simpson, University of South Carolina; Session Organizers: Kathryn Marie Nowotny, University Ozan Aksoy, Oxford University of Colorado-Boulder How Chiefdom and Early State Social Structure Resolve Jacqueline Henke, Purdue University Collective Action Problems. David Willer, University Crystal Bedley, State University of New Jersey- of South Carolina; Pamela E. Emanuelson, North Rutgers Dakota State University; Yamilette Chacon, James Panelists: Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota Madison University; Richard John Chacon, Winthrop Lisa Wade, Occidental College University Valerie L. Chepp, Hamline University How Collective and Individual Perspectives Can Clarify the Size Dilemma in Linear Public Goods Dilemmas. Daniel B. Shank, University of Melbourne; Yoshihisa University of California-Berkeley Kashima, University of Melbourne; Saam Saber, Women’s Political Culture and Political Participation:. University of Melbourne; Thomas Gale, University of Mohammad H. Panahi, University of Allameh- Melbourne; Michael Kirley, University of Melbourne Tabataba'ee Occupational Sex-segregation, Workplace Interactions, The Partisanship and Ideology of the American and Chronic Physiological Stress Response. Bianca Corporate Inner Circle: Evidence from Political Manago, Indiana University; Catherine J. Taylor, Donations, 1982-2000. Jen Heerwig, State University Indiana University of New York-Stony Brook; Joshua Murray, Vanderbilt Doing Gender in Subordinate Roles: Public and Private University Displays of Status. Trenton D. Mize, Indiana The Great Reversal: How Muslim Nations Went from University Tolerating Same-Sex Practices to Repressing LGB Discussant: Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame People. Hassan El Menyawi, New York University Public Goods and Gender Research Modalities of Collective Sovereignty in Muslim-Majority Countries: Findings from Comparative Historical 325. Regular Session. Housing Choice, Research and Cross-National Values Surveys. Neighborhood Quality and Doubling Up Mansoor Moaddel, University of Maryland Session Organizer: Ruby Mendenhall, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 328. Regular Session. Race, Class, and Gender in Drifting into Neighborhoods: Social Ties and Residential Global Media Today: Representations and Decisions. Elliot Weininger, State University of New Associations York-Brockport; Annette Lareau, University of Session Organizer: Clara E Rodriguez, Fordham Pennsylvania University Finding a Place: Examining Low-Income Latinos' Presider: Clara E Rodriguez, Fordham University Housing Choices. Laura Ilene Carrillo, Northwestern Middle-Class Young-Adults and Audience Reception in University Television's 'Third Golden Age'. Michael Wayne, When Mothers Can’t Pay the Cost to be the Boss: University of Virginia Doubled-Up Mothers’ Desires for Residential Narrative Normativity: A Qualitative Textual Analysis of Independence. Hope Harvey, Harvard University Gender and Sexuality in Two Console Games. The Spillover Effects of HOPE VI Redevelopment on Amanda Jacqueline Turner, Temple University Neighborhood Income and Racial Composition. The Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics of Reality Television: Laura M. Tach, Cornell University; Allison Dwyer A Novel Look at The Biggest Loser. Jenny Folsom, Emory, Cornell University University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Alma Castro, Discussant: Tennille Nicole Allen, Lewis University University of Massachusetts Honour Killings and Family Murders in the Canadian 326. Regular Session. National Perspectives on Press. Eran Shor, McGill University Racism and Anti-Racism Discussant: Ronald N. Jacobs, State University of New Session Organizer: Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle York-Albany University Presider: Steve Garner, Open University 329. Regular Session. Social Psychology Colorblind and Callous Critiques: Racial Discourse and Session Organizer: Marta Elliott, University of Nevada- Identity Construction in Debates on the War on Reno Drugs. Michael Rosino, University of Connecticut; Presider: Marta Elliott, University of Nevada-Reno Matthew W. Hughey, University of Connecticut Being Authentically Native American: Identity Non- Confronting White Ignorance: Will Disrupting Colorblind Verification, Identity Change, and Social Structure Logic Produce Antiracism Among Whites? Jennifer among New Indians. Michelle Renee Jacobs, State C. Mueller, Skidmore College University of New York-Plattsburgh; David M. Merolla, The Racial State after Ferguson. Howard Winant, Wayne State University University of California-Santa Barbara Self-Sentiments, Identity, and the Psychological Well- White Racial Confusion and the Problems of the being of “Victims” and “Survivors”. Kaitlin Mary Boyle, Colorblind: A Typology Drawn from Ethnographic University of Georgia Data. Matt Wray, Temple University Stigma Management of Mental Illness: Effects of Discrimination and Identification on Psychological 327. Regular Session. Politics of Participation: Well-Being. Marta Elliott, University of Nevada-Reno; Inclusion and Exclusion Michael J. Doane, University of Nevada-Reno Session Organizer: Gregory Hooks, McMaster University The Science Identity and Entering a Science Occupation. Presider: Jen Heerwig, State University of New York- Jan E. Stets, University of California-Riverside; Philip Stony Brook S. Brenner, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Making Democracy Real: Participatory Governance in Peter J. Burke, University of California-Riverside; Urban Latin America. Gabriel Bodin Hetland, Richard T. Serpe, Kent State University Institute of Technology The Tie That Binds: An Exchange Theory of Network Superiority or Self-Verification?: Private and Personal Retention. Scott V. Savage, University of California- Chefs Drawing Boundaries between Themselves and Riverside their Clients. Alexandra (Ali) Olympia Hendley, Murray State University 330. Regular Session. Social Theory: Methods and Wayward Elites: From Social Reproduction to Social Practice Restoration at a Therapeutic Boarding School. Session Organizer: Noah P. Mark, University of North Jessica Ann Pfaffendorf, University of Arizona Carolina-Charlotte Presider: Noah P. Mark, University of North Carolina- 333. Regular Session. Sociology of Work II: Culture Charlotte and Control The Structure of Contingency. Ivan Ermakoff, University Session Organizer: Steven Vallas, Northeastern of Wisconsin-Madison University Colligation and Concept Construction. Richard Presider: Christine L. Williams, University of Texas- Swedberg, Cornell University Austin Domine, Unde Venis Et Quo Vadis? Nachman Ben- The Walk-In Closet: Gay Work Culture in a Neoliberal Yehuda, Hebrew University Organization. David Orzechowicz, University of America! America? The Appropriations of French California-Davis Sociology in the USA (1970 - 2009). Etienne Ollion, Control from on High: Cloud-based Deskilling on the Université de Strasbourg; Andrew Abbott, University Immaterial Production Line. Michael Louis Siciliano, of Chicago University of California-Los Angeles Matching up: performing socially proximate service in 331. Regular Session. Sociology of Higher Los Angeles. Eli Wilson, University of California-Los Education I - Aspiring Students, Aspiring Angeles Organizations: The Social Construction of Identity Working at the Candy Factory: The Rewards, Costs, and and Status in Higher Education Cycles of Enchantment of Record Industry Careers. Session Organizer: Regina Deil-Amen, University of Alexandre Frenette, Arizona State University Arizona Discussant: Christine L. Williams, University of Texas- Presiders: Ann L. Mullen, University of Toronto Austin Melanie Jones Gast, DePaul University Fake It 'Til You Make It: Why Community College 334. Regular Session. Technology Students' Aspirations Hold Steady. Kelly J. Nielsen, Session Organizer: Edward J. Hackett, Arizona State University of California-San Diego University The Social Construction of the First-Generation College Presider: Edward J. Hackett, Arizona State University Student: Classification, Identity, and Struggles over Collaborating On-Line: An Analysis of Linux Developer Symbolic Boundaries. Tina M. Wildhagen, Smith Communication Networks. John VP McLevey, College University of Waterloo Transitioning into the Middle Class after College: Hidden From Rural Ties to Scopic Markets: Synchronization and Injuries and Partial Mobility. Elizabeth M. Lee, Ohio Evaluation in the Economy. Alexander Dobeson, University Uppsala University Threading the Diversity Needle: The Impact of Minority Post-Enlightenment Management: the Scientific Group Presence on Perceptions of Organizational Persuasion of Users. Carla Ilten, University of Illinois- Status. Noah Askin, INSEAD Chicago Discussant: Vivian S. Louie, City University of New York- Raiding for Respect: How Masculinity Shapes Play in Hunter College MMORPGs. Zek Cypress Valkyrie, University of Colorado-Colorado Springs 332. Regular Session. Sociology of Culture 4: Toward a Theory of Grey Boxes. Matthew John Evaluation Processes Cousineau, Auburn University Session Organizer: Shyon S. Baumann, University of Toronto 335. Regular Session. Varieties of Asian American A Post-Bourdieusian Sociology of Valuation and Experience: Qualitative Investigations Evaluation for the Field of Cultural Production. Stefan Session Organizer: Dina G. Okamoto, Indiana University Beljean, Harvard University; Phillipa K Chong, Presider: Dina G. Okamoto, Indiana University Harvard University Letting Her Go: Western Adoptive Families' Search and Girls' Best Friend Born in a Lab? The Role of Ritual in Reunion with Chinese Birth Parents. Leslie Kim Production Process Conservatism. Jae-Kyung Ha, Wang, University of Massachusetts-Boston Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Renee Asian Americans and Assimilation: Examining Race in Richardson Gosline, Massachusetts Institute of the Construction of Identity and Political Views. Hyein Technology; Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Lee, City University of New York-Graduate Center Morals on the Move: Immigration, Class, and Elderly Virginia Care. Yu-Kang Fan, University of Southern California Entering Enemy Territory? Transgender Men and the I Am Not A Hindu, I Am A Christian: Indian Americans Problem of Gynecological Care. Piper Coutinho- Growing as Non-White but Christians. Soulit Chacko, Sledge, University of Chicago Loyola University-Chicago Life Course Challenges of Transpeople—Beyond Negotiating Race and Masculinity across Borders: A Transition. Andrew Seeber, University of Transnational Examination of Korean American California-Santa Barbara Masculinities. Stephen Cho Suh, University of It's a No-brainer: Navigating Mastectomies and Minnesota Reconstructive Options. Piper Coutinho-Sledge, University of Chicago 336. Section on Body and Embodiment Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Table 5. Bodies and Identity Table Presider: Anne Marie Champagne, Yale 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: University Session Organizer: Jennifer Haskin, Wayne State Body of Work: Intersectional Masculine and Feminine University Identities. Laura Freeman, Rice University Table 1. Bodies in Motion. Protecting What’s Ours: Examining Identity Work and Body and Dance in Catholic Charismatic Renewal. Status among Post-9/11“Wounded Warriors”. Letícia Rodrigues Teixeira e Silva, University of Sidra J. Montgomery, University of Maryland Brasilia; Dulce Maria Filgueira de Almeida, Weight (Mis)Perception Among Overweight/Obese University of Brasilia; Ingrid Dittrich Wiggers, Teens and Young Adults: Demographic and University of Brasilia Psychosocial Explanations. Lucia Christine Lykke, Dualism, Dominance, and the Art of Capoeira. Fanon University of Maryland-College Park; Shanna John Howell, University of Massachusetts- Brewton-Tiayon, University of Maryland-College Amherst Park The Dances and Their Meanings in the Kalunga The EmBODYment of Women at War. Danielle Quilombola Community of Goiás, Brazil. Dulce Nicole Bernat-Sabo, Case Western Reserve Maria Filgueira de Almeida, University of Brasilia; University Rosirene Campelo dos Santos, State University of Goiás Table 6. Bodily Representations Table Presider: Angie C. Henderson, University of Table 2. Bodily Representations Northern Colorado Table Presider: Shelly Ronen, New York University Money, Mothers, and Manteca: Media Depictions of The Relationship between Religiosity and Body the “Childhood Obesity Epidemic” and Veiled Image: A Longitudinal Analysis. Stephen Conservatism. Angela M. Barian, Cardinal Stritch Cranney, University of Pennsylvania; Krista Cline, University Butler University Reproduction and resistance of dominant food-related Advertising, PETA and Activism: Analyzing subject positions in women’s healthy living Objectification and Sexualization in Social Justice magazines and blogs. Alexandra Rodney, Causes. Stephanie Baran, University of University of Toronto Wisconsin-Milwaukee What’s in a Word? Mutilation and Framing Strategies in the Inactivist Movement. Amanda Kennedy, Table 3. Bodies in Motion Table Presider: Julia Meszaros, University of Table 7. Theorizing the Body Wisconsin-Oshkosh Table Presider: Kiera Duckworth, State University of Embodying Essentialism: The Construction of New York-Buffalo Strength and Vulnerability in Self-Defense Training Embodying the Leaky Self. Alexander I. Stingl, Classes. Devon Magliozzi, Stanford University Drexel University; Sabrina M Weiss, Rochester Having Fun With It: Women's Experience of Zumba Institute of Technology Fitness. Tanya A. Nieri, University of California- Embodied Incarceration: Managing the Body and Riverside; Elizabeth Hughes, University of Space in Prison. Elaine Enriquez, Princeton California-Riverside University Rethinking the Napoleon Complex: Weight Predicts Is there a sociology of the body in Brasil? Dulce Aggressive Behavior in Mixed Martial Arts. Justen Maria Filgueira de Almeida, University of Brasilia; Kyle Hamilton, DePaul University Thais Queiroz e Silva, University of Brasilia Intersectional Experience and Bodyweight Table 4. Bodies and Gender Satisfaction: A Study of Interaction Effects. Table Presider: Roscoe C. Scarborough, University of Heather Kristin Covington, University of Florida; Charles Peek, University of Florida The Rise of the Micro-Self through Restricted Internet-based Interactions. Christopher Quiroz, 9:30-10:10am, Section on Body and Embodiment University of Notre Dame Business Meeting Self-destruction as self-preservation: Digital suicide notes and the commemoration of the self. 337. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Timothy Recuber, Princeton University Movements Paper Session. Protest and Violence The Intimacy of Strange Friends: On Public and Private Communication on Social Network Sites. Session Organizer: Gilda Zwerman, State University of Elke Wagner, Johannes Gutenberg-University, New York-Old Westbury Mainz; Martin Stempfhuber, University of Presider: Gilda Zwerman, State University of New York- Hamburg; Niklas Barth, University of Hamburg Old Westbury Forms of Political Violence: A Sociospatial Relational Table 3. Approach. Lorenzo Bosi, EUI; Stefan Malthaner, Table Presider: Diane H. Felmlee, Pennsylvania State Aarhus University University Intersecting Ties, Boundary Deactivation, and Non- Can I Connect with Both You and My Social Network? Radicalization in the Struggle against the Gaza Get-Acquainted Interactions and Communication Pullout. Eitan Y. Alimi, Hebrew University Technology. Susan Sprecher, Illinois State Resilience in Revolutionary Movements: A case study of University; Diane H. Felmlee, Pennsylvania State the Maoist Movement in Warangal, Telangana. Juhi University; Adam Hampton, Illinois State Tyagi, State University of New York-Stony Brook University; Hannah Jones, Illlinois State University Discussant: Michael Schwartz, State University of New Collective Memory: September 11th Now and Then. York-Stony Brook Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University 338. Section on Communication and Information Network Domains in Social Networking Sites: Offline Technologies Roundtable Session and Business Life and Online Activities. Xiaoli Tian, University Meeting of Hong Kong

8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Table 4. Session Organizer: Erin Evans, University of California- Presider: Elizabeth A. Wissinger, City University of New Irvine York-Borough of Manhattan Community College Fashion Models’ Glamour Labor and the Mediation of Table 1. Affect. Elizabeth A. Wissinger, City University of Table Presider: Andreea Gorbatai, University of New York-Borough of Manhattan Community California-Berkeley College The Language of Crowdfunding. Andreea Gorbatai, How Culture Structures Opportunity: Adolescents’ University of California-Berkeley; Laura K. Nelson, Approach to Technology Learning and Social Northwestern University Stratification. Cassidy Puckett, Northwestern Police Innovations & Accountability: Empirically University studying organizational change in Canadian Revisiting Material Practices of Symbolic Distinction: policing. Carrie B Sanders, Wilfrid Laurier Online Fashion Organizations as Mediators of University; Crystal Weston, Wilfrid Laurier Legitimacy in Fashion. Iva Petkova, Davidson University; Nicole Schott, University of Toronto College Tweeting the Message: How Online Tools Shape Organizational Perceptions of Effectiveness. Table 5. Sarah Gaby, University of North Carolina-Chapel User ID(entity):Examining the Role of Online Hill Interactions in Racial Identity Formation. David A. Michigan Hydraulic Fracturing Controversy: Martin, University of Oregon Evaluating Stakeholders Social Marketing A New Digital Divide: Social Context and the Strategies. Amanda Rose Martin, Madonna Selective Value of Internet Use in American University Neighborhoods. Chang Zhe Lin, University of Toronto Table 2. The Boyfriend Tag: An Exploration of YouTube Table Presider: Jenny L. Davis, James Madison Participatory Culture and Gender, Sexual, and University Relationship Ideologies. Trenton James Lee, Curating Social Life. Jenny L. Davis, James Madison University of Michigan University Communicating with the Techno-generalized Other: Table 6. Table Presiders: Matthew Manierre, University of Delaware Technovisual Authority. Monica M. Brannon, New Michael Haight, University of Western Ontario School for Social Research Gaps in Knowledge: Tracking and Explaining Gender Differences in Health Information Seeking. Table 10. Matthew Manierre, University of Delaware Table Presider: Asha Rathina Pandi, National Barriers to Internet Access: Digital Inequality as University-Singapore Experienced by Residents of Low-Income Housing. Michael Haight, University of Western 9:30-10:10am, Section on Communication and Ontario; Anabel Quan-Haase, University of Information Technologies Business Meeting Western Ontario; Andrew Nevin, University of Western Ontario 339. Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology Digital Cultural Health Care Capital. Alexander I. Paper Session. Can Comparative Historical Stingl, Drexel University Sociology Save the World? (4) Modern Slavery Making (In)Accessibility: Power, Semi-Sovereigns, Session Organizer: Mary E. Vogel, University of and Global Internet Filtering Practices. Jordon Manchester Tomblin, Carleton University Presider: Mary E. Vogel, University of Manchester Creating Modern Slavery: Linking the Sociolgical to the Table 7. Legal. Jean Allain, Queen's University Belfast Presider: Joan M. Donovan, University of California- Interrogating the State's Roles in Today's Slaveries. San Diego Karen E Bravo, Indiana University All the Protestors F-it to Count: Using Drones to Modern Day Slavery--Lessons from the Past. Monti Estimate Protest Crowd Size. Austin Choi- Datta, University of Richmond Fitzpatrick, Central European University Rights, Corruption, and Human Trafficking: A Fuzzy Can You Hear Me Now? Phreaking the Party Line Set/Qualitative Comparative Analysis. Brian Kelly from Operators to Occupy. Joan M. Donovan, Polk, Case Western Reserve University; Brian Gran, University of California-San Diego Case Western Reserve University; Robin Shura, Google Search as a Measure of Economic and Ethnic Hiram College Threat in Predicting Right-Wing Mobilization. Witnessing Modern Slavery. Laura Brace, University of Joseph DiGrazia, Dartmouth Leicester Screen Activist in the Hong Kong Umbrella 340. Section on Consumers and Consumption Paper Movement. Fangzhou Ding, Zhejiang University Session. New Research on Consumers and Consumption Table 8. Session Organizer: Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina Presider: Selen Yanmaz, Boston College State University Gezi as a Contemporary Social Movement: Affective Presider: Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina State resistance and transformation of collective action University through ICTs. Selen Yanmaz, Boston College From Ghetto to Global: Two Local Shopping Streets in Critical Mass of Online Space and Blogs for Social New York City. Sharon Zukin, City University of New Change. Sun Hyoung Lee, Yonsei University York-Brooklyn College and Graduate Center; Philip Online Social Movement Action: The Case Of Petition Kasinitz, City University of New York-Graduate Signing. Afife Idil Akin, State University of New Center York-Stony Brook Patanjali to Lululemon's Gospel of Sweat: Yoga's Transformation from Identity Movement to $60 billion Table 9. Market. Deborah Miriam Brown, University of Presider: Casey Brienza, City University London Cambridge; Shaz Ansari, University of Cambridge; Publishing between Profit and Public Value: Kamal Munir, University of Cambridge Academic Books and Open Access Policies. Gated Consumption, Infant Formula, and China’s Casey Brienza, City University London Affluent Urban Consumers. Amy Hanser, University Free and Open Source Communities between of British Columbia; Jialin Camille Li, University of Hedonism and Advocacy: Renegotiating the Illinois-Chicago Distinction between Experts and Lays. Daniel What's the Newport Effect? Music Festivals, Touring, and Guagnin, Local Scenes. Jonathan R. Wynn, University of Does Diversity Create Innovation? Guang Ying Mo, Massachusetts-Amherst; Rodrigo Dominguez University of Toronto Villegas, Glocalization: American Expatriates reconstruct media environment in China. Fan Mai, University 341. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility of Virginia Invited Session. Inequality and Cultural This is Not a Picture: Satellite Imagery and Processes Session Organizer: Michele Lamont, Harvard University University Indianapolis Panelists: Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University Distribution of Disability among Older Adults in the Cecilia L. 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Christine Patricia Bettez, University of New Mxico Wheatley, University of Texas-Austin Health Disparities in the Nineteenth Century United Immigrants’ experiences with law enforcement States: Fundamental Cause Theory and the Pre- authorities in Spain. Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop Modern Era. John Robert Warren, University of University Minnesota; Sarah Garcia, University of Minnesota The Mexican Dream? The Effect of Return Migrants on Place-Based Variation in Community Behavioral Hometown Development. Benjamin Waddell, Adams Health. Courtney A. Cuthbertson, Michigan State State University; Matias Fontenla, University of New University; Scott Loveridge, Michigan State Mexico University ¿Hoy Marchamos, Mañana Votamos? Effects of Unven Geographical Development in Health in Increased Deportations on Latina/os’ Political Taiwan: A Preliminary Analysis. Meei-Shia Chen, Engagement. Kelly Birch Maginot, Michigan State National Cheng Kung University University Age-Adjusted Heart Disease Mortality Rates in Local Discussant: Nestor P. Rodriguez, University of Texas- Communities: Racial and Spatial Disparities and Austin Correlates. Bijou Reid Hunt, Sinai Health System; 343. Section on Medical Sociology Roundtable Maralee Kanin, Rosalind Franklin University Session and Business Meeting Table 4. Clinical Decision Making 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Prognostic interpellation and the violence of hailing. Session Organizer: Dennis P. Watson, Indiana University Jennifer Elyse James, University of California-San Francisco Table 1. Immigration, Migration, and Health The Ethic of Responsibility: Max Weber’s Verstehen Table Presider: Isaac Omenka, Indiana University- and Evidence-Based Clinical Reasoning. Ariane Purdue University-Indianapolis Hanemaayer, Dalhousie University Immigrant Health Disparities in Historical Perspective: The Interplay of the Regulatory System and Personal European Migration in the Early 20th Century. Beliefs on Physicians’ Practices. Alicia J. Elyas Bakhtiari, Boston University VandeVusse, University of Chicago Internal Migration and the Mental Health of the Older (Dys) Functional Diagnosing: Sociological Chinese: Bringing in Migration and Community Ambivalence in the Medical and Therapeutic Perspectives. Qian Song, State University of New Management of Patients. Jodie Marie Dewey, York-Albany Concordia University; Melissa M. Gesbeck, Loyola Religion, Immigration-related Factors, and Self-rated University-Chicago Health Among Asian Americans. Ki Tae Park, University of Hawaii Table 5. Social Capital, Social Support, and Health Unauthorized Status, Stress, and Depressive Table Presider: Sirry Alang, University of Minnesota- Symptoms among Mexican Immigrant Women in Twin Cities the United States. San Juanita Edilia Garcia, The Is Social Capital a “Buffer” during economic hard Ohio State University times? Evidence from International Survey Data. Adam Mayer, Colorado State University Table 2. Aging and Health Social Relationships and Use of Hypertensive Table Presider: Erin Adams, Indiana University-Purdue Medicine in China. Ha Ngoc Trinh, University of Utah; Ming Wen, University of Utah The Architecture of Support Networks: Comparing the Education and Professional Status at Work: A Case Support Roles of Network Contacts. Elizabeth of Nurses’ Perceptions. Clayton Thomas, Indiana Gage-Bouchard, State University of New York- University Buffalo; Susan LaValley, State University of New More than Gatekeepers: Provider Cultural Capital and York-Buffalo; Christina Panagakis, State Bridging the Primary-Specialist Care Gap. Erin University of New York-Buffalo; Rachel C. Shelton, Fanning Madden, University of New Mexico Columbia University The Medical Record as Professionalizing Tool. Is Social Support More Salient for African American Hyeyoung Oh, City University of New York- Well-Being Compared with White Americans? Lehman College Susan Roxburgh, Kent State University; Paige Bosich, Kent State University Table 9. Social Capital and Subjective Health Assessment Table 6. Mental and Behavioral Health Table Presider: Anthony David Campbell, University of Table Presider: Shawn Bauldry, University of Alabama- Alabama-Birmingham Birmingham Individual Educational Attainment, Community- A Systems Theory Approach to Phenomena in Socioeconomic Contexts, and Self-Rated Health Psychiatric Institutions. Vibeke Klitgaard, of Middle-Aged and Elderly Chinese. Wei Zhang, University of Lund, Sweden University of Hawaii-Manoa; Yan Yan Wu, Global Scripts for Mental Health: Does World Society University of Hawaii-Manoa Influence Mental Health Services? Andrew Tatch, Self-Rated Health and Wealth: Evidence from the Mississippi State University Miami-Dade Health Survey. Robert J. Johnson, Marginalization and Age of Onset of Major University of Miami; Krysia Mossakowski, Depressive Disorder: A Hierarchical Data Model. University of Hawaii-Manoa; Terrence D. Hill, Michaela Kathleen Curran, University of California- University of Arizona Riverside Social pathways of health inequalities in productivist Social Support and Strain by Relationship Type on welfare capitalism: A comparison between Mental Health across the Life Course. Patricia A. Singapore and South Korea. Minhye Kim, Thomas, Purdue University National University-Singapore; Mei-Fen Chan, Health Promotion Board, Singapore; Eun-Jin Choi, Table 7. Healthcare Professions I Korean Institute for Health and Social Affairs; Table Presider: Melissa M. Gesbeck, Loyola University- Qiushi Feng, National University-Singapore; Chicago Adeline Seow, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Occupational Differences in Advance Care Planning: Health, National University of Singapore; Joonmo Are Medical and Legal Professionals More Likely Son, National University-Singapore; Paulin Tay to Plan? Deborah Carr, State University of New Straughan, University of Singapore Jersey-Rutgers; Katherine Y. Lin, University of The Relationship between Health and Health Michigan; Sarah Burgard, University of Michigan Insurance Status among Older Chinese. Min Li, Physician Education and Patient Experience: University of Florida Exploring the Gap in Medical Education. Elizabeth Anne Luth, State University of New Jersey- Table 10. Subjective Health Assessment Rutgers Table Presider: Hamad Sindhi, City University of New Professional Differences in the Internalization of York-Graduate Center Negative Emotional States Among Medical Cross-National Comparison of Self-Rated Health as a Workers in the NICU. Matthew K. Grace, Indiana Predictor of Mortality in the United States and University; Jane Schlapkohl VanHeuvelen, Indiana Canada. James Falconer, McGill University; University Amelie Quesnel-Vallée, McGill University Transforming Professional Boundaries in Healthcare: Lower Self-rated Mental Health Status is Associated Recent Debate Regarding Nurse Practitioners and with Higher Numbers of Doctor Visits. Katrina Special Nurses in Japan. Miwako Hosoda, Seisa Branecky, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill University Relationships between Self-Rating Stress Scales and Physiological Stress Measures. Aarti Table 8. Healthcare Professions II Ramaswami, ESSEC Business School; Marne Table Presider: Seth Donal Hannah, Massachusetts Arthaud-Day, Kansas State University; Janet P. Institute of Technology Near, Indiana University; Joseph Near, Indiana Can Medical Interpreters Transcend the Medical University-Bloomington Gaze? A Case Study of Biopolitical Pervasiveness Understanding Symptom-Based and Self-Rated within Medicine. Anthony Michael Jimenez, Mental Health among Chinese Americans. 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Taylor Hargrove, Vanderbilt University Leigh Sabo, Florida State University Long Term Consequences of Adolescent Avoidance Contentment with Relationship Status: An Overlooked of Medically Necessary Care. Emily Harris, Mediating Factor in Health Behaviour? Yiu-Tung Purdue University Suen, Chinese University of Hong Kong Residential Goal-Striving Stress and Depressive Symptoms among Rural Youth. Meghan L. Mills, Table 16. Alternative, Elective, and Innovative Birmingham Southern College; Karen T Van Healthcare Gundy, University of New Hampshire Table Presider: Julia A McReynolds-Pérez, University Sociocultural Disposition and Psychological of Wisconsin-La Crosse Adjustment: An Examination of Depressive and Involvement in Complementary and Alternative Anxious Symptomatology among Urban Youth. Medicine: Social Stratification-relevant Motivations LaToya O'Neal Coleman, Michigan State and Enabling Factors. Kristin Kerns, University of University Maryland Medical Spas, Groupons, and House Calls: The Turf Table 13. Chronic Health Conditions Wars Over Botox. Dana A. Berkowitz, Louisiana Table Presider: Virginia A Brown, Howard University State University Practical Issues for Estimating Causal Effects with The Narrative Management of the Co-Existence of Propensity-Score Matching: Testing Covariate Contradictory Future Orientations Among Balance. Ian F Wall, University of Wisconsin- Taiwanese Folk Healers. Hwa-Yen Huang, State Madison University of New Jersey-Rutgers The Disability Tax: The hidden burden people with Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine in disabilities and chronic illnesses face every day. Clinical Research and Practice. Ramya Sarah Shick, Case Western Reserve University Rajagopalan, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Interaction of Human Social Systems and Virus Natural History in the Non-Spreading of HIV. Kirk Table 17. Healthcare Access and Delivery Dombrowski, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Bilal Table Presider: Sandra H. Sulzer, University of Khan, City University of New York-John Jay Wisconsin College Conceptualizing Value and Waste in Healthcare. The Private and Public Meanings of Colorectal Caroline P. Gray, PAMF Research Institute; Cancer: A Stigmatized Illness. Caitlin Orlandella Francesca Nicosia, Palo Alto Medical Foundation Slodden, Brandeis University Research Institute; UCSF Department of Medical Anthropology; Dorothy Hung, Palo Alto Medical State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Foundation The EMPOWER Project: Empowering Diverse Health Insurance Regime as Differentiation and Women at Elevated Risk of Breast Cancer. Discipline: The Chinese Health Insurance Tasleem Juana Padamsee, The Ohio State Reforms. Jiong Tu, Department of Sociology and University Social Work Structural Implications for Clinical Interactions and the Table 21. 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Angela Meeting Stroud, Northland College The Color of Punishment: African Americans, Skin Tone, 344. Section on Organizations, Occupations and and the Criminal Justice System. Ellis Prentis Monk, Work Paper Session. Sexual Minorities and Work University of Chicago (co-sponsored with Section on Sex and Gender) Session Organizer: Maura Kelly, Portland State 347. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Paper University Session. Racial and Ethnic Minorities as the New Presider: Maura Kelly, Portland State University Majority A View from the Academe: Lesbian and Gay Faculty and Session Organizer: Rodney D. Coates, Miami University Minority Stress. Raine Dozier, Western Washington Presider: Glenn Edward Bracey, Hollins University University A Minority Majority in Public Schools: What's New? Discrimination against Lesbians in the U.S. Workforce: A Amanda Evelyn Lewis, University of Illinois-Chicago Resume Audit Study. EMMA MISHEL, New York Black Metropolis in the Majority Minority City. Mary E. University Pattillo, Northwestern University Sexual orientation and self-employment: Evidence from The Coming White Minority: Brazilianization or South- Canada. Sean Waite, McGill University; Nicole Africanization of The U.S. Joe R. Feagin, Texas A&M Genevieve Denier, McGill University University Sexuality-Free Careers?: Sexual Minority Young Adults’ Whiter Than Demographics: How U.S. Law Functions as Perceived Lack of Labor Market Disadvantages. Koji a Mechanism of White Domination Through Changing Ueno, Florida State University; Abraham E Pena- Times. Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University Talamantes, Florida State University; Teresa Roach, 348. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Florida State University; Amanda N Nix, Florida State The Materiality of Culture? University; Lacey Ritter, Florida State University Session Organizer: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York 345. Section on Political Economy of the World- University System Paper Session. Global Class Relations Presider: Hillary Angelo, New York University Man-on-the-Spotism, Territoriality, and the Materiality of the 19th-Century Thai State: The Case of Thai 351. Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session. Forestry. Keerati Chenpitayaton, New School Religion in the Broader Social World University Session Organizer: John O'Brien, New York University- Modernism and the Plague. Chandra Mukerji, University Abu Dhabi of California-San Diego Presider: John O'Brien, New York University-Abu Dhabi The Materiality of Disgusting Things. Jason L. Mast, Approaches to Religion by Non-Governmental University of Warwick Organizations Working with Formerly Incarcerated What is Zeitgeist? Moving beyond Idealism in Specifying People. Nicole Kaufman, Ohio University the Temporal Dimension of Culture. Monika Christine Finding Escape Velocity: Catholicism and Consumer Krause, University of London-Goldsmiths Lifestyles in Bangalore and Dubai. Brandon Discussant: Diana Graizbord, Brown University Vaidyanathan, Rice University Reclaiming the Secular: A Charismatic Christian 349. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Fellowship’s Interventions on Secularism in Mexico Session. Emerging Issues in the Sociology of City. Graham Wilson Hill, University of California- Development Berkeley Presider: David L. Brown, Cornell University Theologies of the State: The Meiji Restoration and the How are Global Scientific Norms Made? The Case of the Emergence of Religious Modernity in Japan. Cole Biosecurity Paradigm. Yu-Ju Chien, University of Nicholas Carnesecca, University of Notre Dame Minnesota Discussant: Ruth Braunstein, University of Connecticut In‐migration, international migration, domestic migration and indirect consumption. Scott Thomas Yabiku, 352. Theory Section Roundtable Session and Arizona State University; Jennifer Elyse Glick, Business Meeting Arizona State University Mobilizing for Land and Power: Agrarian Land Rights 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Institutions in Bihar and West Bengal, India. Andre Session Organizers: Fiona Rose-Greenland, University Joshua Nickow, Northwestern University of Chicago Religious Fragmentation and Social Disintegration: On Daniel Hirschman, University of Michigan the Impact of Evangelical Protestantism in Rural Andean Bolivia. Marygold B. Walsh-Dilley, University Table 1. Political Sociology of New Mexico Table Presider: Benjamin Merriman, University of Taking off the “Red Hat” of Chinese Private Chicago Entrepreneurs: Corruptive Capitalists, Innovative A Stakeholder-Centric Entrepreneurship Perspective Collaborators, and Political Opponents. Junmin on Poverty and Development. Rashedur Wang, University of Memphis Chowdhury, University College Dublin; R. 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Doga Kerestecioglu, University of University of Chicago Pennsylvania A Decision Without Having to Decide: Public School Philanthropy in the Social World: Utilizing Closure and Quantification. Meg Caven, Brown Organizational and Sociological Theory for University Research on Higher Education Philanthropy. Roy Great Expectations After the Great Recession? Family Y. Chan, Indiana University Economic Shocks and Changing Educational Expectations. Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia; Table 2. Durkheim Ashley Brooke Barr, State University of New York- Table Presider: Simeon J. Newman, University of Buffalo Michigan Discussant: Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Anomie’s Eastern Origins: The Buddha’s Indirect This session examines the impact of structural, policy, or economic changes to educational systems. Papers address school choice, the Influence on Durkheim’s Understanding of Desire rise of for-profit education, public school closures, and educational and Suffering. Ryan Gunderson, Michigan State expectations in the wake of the Great Recession. University Durkheim as an Ideologist of French Republicanism. Humanities and Social Sciences Kieran Allen, University College Dublin Finding the Collective Conscience in Organic Table 6. Epistemology and Discourse Solidarity. Polly Sylvia, Table Presider: Chad R. Borkenhagen, University of The Evolution of Social Solidarity, with Ramifications Chicago for the Study of Nationalism. Jerome Braun, Bullshit as a Problem of Social Epistemology. Joshua Loyola University - Visiting Scholar Wakeham, University of Alabama Fiction as a Nonrational Method. Jared Strohl, State Table 3. Classic Theorists: Marx, Weber, Bourdieu University of New York-Buffalo Table Presider: Mathieu H. Desan, University of Longing for Love in Karachi, Individuals and Global Michigan Cultural Discourses. A Case of Cultural Acting Through the Margin of Freedom: Bourdieu as Isomorphism? Fauzia Husain, University of Social Movement Theorist. Daniel Aaron Virginia Sherwood, The New School for Social Research The Multiple Carriers of Language: Political Reading Weber through the eyes of Bourdieu. Jorge Organization and Embodied Competences in the Galindo, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana; Esperanto Global Field. Ana Velitchkova, Centre Olga Sabido, Sociology Department, Universidad For Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies Autónoma Metropolitana On Bauman’s Interpretation of Weber. Sandro Segre, Table 7. Social Behavior and Social Interaction University of Genoa Table Presider: Jessica Lotus Seeley, University of Class Resources and Contemporary Inequalities: Michigan Bourdieu, Marx, and Weber’s Possible The Micro-Mechanics of Intellectual Life: Selves, Contribution to Understanding Class Inequalities. Texts, and Meetings as Interaction Matrices. Dean Curran, University of Calgary Thomas Krendl Gilbert, University of California- Berkeley Table 4. Power and Social Movements Touching Elbows, Rubbing Knees: On Disability and Table Presider: Ruth Braunstein, University of Uncertain Intimacy. Ryan Parrey, State University Connecticut of New York Irrationality, Rationality, and the Linguistic Beyond: Toward a New Materialism in Sociology: Sketching a Toward a Tropological Re-structuring of Motivation Post-Cultural Framework for Explaining Social in Social Movements. Ritchie Savage, Pratt Behaviour. Matt Patterson, University of Toronto Institute Towards a Theory of Situational Socialization: From Motivation to Action: Symbolic Presuppositions Beyond Field Effects and Moments and Their and the Culture of American Environmentalism. Men. Sharon Cornelissen, Princeton University Eric Malczewski, Harvard University Theorising Power: A Pragmatist Approach. Simon Table 8. Empowerment Resources and Struggles for Frankel Pratt, University of Toronto Well-Being Social networks, social cohesion, and later-life health. Table 5. Knowledge and Information Christian Deindl, University of Cologne; Martina Table Presider: Natalie Brooke Aviles, University of Brandt, TU Dortmund California-San Diego Towards a Conceptualization of Genetic Suffering: Away from a Theory of Biodiversity Loss: Examining The Intersection of Science and Illness Biodiversity Loss in Concert with Social History. Experience. Michael Allan Halpin, University of Jordan Fox Besek, University of Oregon Wisconsin-Madison Big Data and Big Questions: Questions of Under Surveillance: An Analysis of Collegiate Representativeness and Validity. Zeynep Tufekci, Athletics as a Total Institution. Sarah Jean Princeton University Hatteberg, Indiana University The Impact of Dynamic Network Structure and Homogeneous Embeddedness on Cultural Table 9. Culture and Materiality Polarization. Yunsub Lee, University of North Table Presider: Hannah Linda Wohl, Northwestern Carolina-Charlotte; Joseph M. Whitmeyer, University University of North Carolina-Charlotte Bourdieu, Habermas, and the Fine Arts: From Anthroinformation Theory: Informational Interaction, Distinction to Solidarity. Karen Coleman, Winona Habitus, and Four Categorical Schemes for State University Societal Structure. Shing-Chung Jonathan Yam, Of Books and Letters: An Inquiry into the Foundations Chinese University of Hong Kong of Humanism. Joel Crombez, University of Is It Possible to Integrate Demographic Theories of Tennessee-Knoxville Fertility? Yuri A. Frantsuz, University of Problems, Solutions, and Resilience: A dilemma emerged from individualistic explanations for University of Michigan social knowledge. Hugo Neri, University of São Social Class and Entry into Cohabitation. Sharon L. Paulo Sassler, Cornell University The Actions of Architecture. STS and the mutual Cohabitation in the Second Half of Life. Susan L. Brown, interrelations of architecture and society. Anna- Bowling Green State University Lisa Mueller, University of Bremen; Werner Cohabitation in Europe. Teresa Castro-Martin, Spanish Reichmann, University of Konstanz National Research Council Developing a Theory of Collective Charisma. Ian Cohabitation has been increasing at a rapid pace across the life Peacock, Brigham Young University span. Key recent trends in the U.S. include the following: the majority of young adults have cohabited; two two-thirds of marriages today are preceded by cohabitation; growth in serial cohabitation; the increase in 9:30-10:10am, Theory Section Business Meeting nonmarital childbearing is driven by births to cohabiting parents; and a doubling of cohabitation among adults over age 50. The panelists will 9:30 am Meetings help unravel these recent changes in cohabitation patterns and reflect Section on Body and Embodiment Business Meeting on the future of cohabitation in the U.S. and Europe. Panelists will discuss the meaning of cohabitation and ties to marriage as well as the Section on Communication and Information precursors to cohabitation. Cohabitation among young as well as older Technologies Business Meeting adults will be showcased. Cohabitation patterns in Europe will be Section on Medical Sociology Business Meeting presented providing important insights into varying family systems. Theory Section Business Meeting Crosscutting the presentations will be a consideration of social class and race/ethnic variation in cohabitation. 10:30 am Meetings 355. Thematic Session. Sexuality Citizenship and 2016 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award Selection Disability Committee Session Organizer: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg 2017 Program Committee University Film/Video Screening. In Our Son’s Name *Special Presider: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Screening with Filmmaker* Disability and Sexuality Across the Life Course: Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Advisory Panel Exploring Agency and Citizenship. Brian R. Section Officers with the Committee on Sections Grossman, University of Illinois-Chicago 10:30 am Sessions Politicizing Pleasure and Disability: Challenging the Impacts of Ableism on Sexual and Reproductive 353. Thematic Session. Aging and Sexuality Health. Bethany Stevens, Independent Disability Session Organizer: Linda J. Waite, University of Chicago Consultant and Scholar Presider: Amelia W. Karraker, Iowa State University (In)Visible Agency: Masculinity, Physical Disability and Sexuality in Older Couples: Interest, Functioning, and the Sexuality over the Lifecourse. Tom Gerschick, Illinois Relationship. Linda J. Waite, University of Chicago State University; J. Dalton Stevens, Illinois State Older Women and Sexuality in the AIDS Era. Bronwen University Lichtenstein, University of Alabama Discussant: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Sexual Health and Satisfaction among Older People in While those who fit the heteronormative able-bodied norm may the United States and England: A Cross-National enjoy the illusion of privacy and experience freedom from state and social censure in their sexual expression, many people with disabilities Comparison. David Lee, Manchester University viscerally feel the nexus of the public and private spheres as their Sex for Silvers: Internet Dating, Playfairs and Erotic identities, intimate relationships, and personal choices are stripped Capital. Catherine Hakim, Civitas away and their personhood denied. This panel connects the challenges Although most research on sexuality focuses on adolescents, of intimate and sexual citizenships directly with the social construct and young adults and those in the childbearing years, a substantial majority lived experience of disability. In doing so, we explore, on the macro of those in middle age and older ages are sexually active. Both the level, the ways in which “disabled sex” is erased, eroticized, made probability of and the behaviors included in sex change with age, as deviant, and shunned. Further, we explore, on the micro level, the ways older adults—especially women—often outlive their partners and rarely that people with disabilities negotiate ablest assumptions and socio- report sex outside marriage or cohabitation. But even among married political structures as they develop a sexual identity through their life and cohabiting adults, the chances of being sexually active decline with course. age and the health of the partners. The development of chronic diseases, such as hypertension or cardiovascular disease, affects 356. Thematic Session. Transgendering Sexual sexuality in ways that we are just beginning to understand. And aging Rights: Lessons from Latin America sexuality can be especially fraught for gay men and lesbians. This Session Organizer: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American session will address sexuality in middle and older ages, with a focus on recent perspectives and findings and some international comparisons. University Presider: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University 354. Thematic Session. Cohabitation Panelists: Alberto Roque Guerra, Cuban Multidisciplinary Session Organizer: Wendy Diane Manning, Bowling Association for Sexuality Studies Green State University Gloria Careaga, National Autonomous University of Presider: Wendy Diane Manning, Bowling Green State Mexico University Carlos Figari, Buenos Aires University The Shifting Meaning of Cohabitation. Pamela J. Smock, Discussant: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University In 2012, Argentina became the first country to legally offer gender gender, family and sexuality. Two main themes unite them. First, all identity recognition, based on a person’s self-identification, to papers focus on the importance of the institutional environment in transgender people. This did not happen in the global, presumably shaping individual outcomes in interpersonal relationships, work and developed North, but in the chaotic, financially struggling South. Social family life. Second, the papers are concerned with links between activists in countries such as Colombia, Cuba, Mexico and Brazil have employment and family life as ongoing sources of gender inequality. fought for rights and recognition for transgendered people. Yet this Van Der Lippe uses recent European data to examine variations in region faces structural forces that lead many transgender women, in patterns of work flexibility and their impact on family arrangements. particular, to engage in survival prostitution, and give troubling Ruppanner investigates whether women’s labor market position and invisibility to transgender men. Transgender people face structural gender empowerment at the country-level have differential effects on vulnerabilities enacted through everyday violence; at the same time, gender role expectations, gender gaps in housework and work-family some countries have developed degree completion schools, textile and strain over time. Wei-Jun provides evidence of changes over time in the non-street economies, alternative housing, and centers that train on level and determinants of gender inequality with reference to China. basic employment skills. Traditional sociological approaches to Finally, Baxter et. al. examine whether sexual identity is associated with transgender scholarship can be rethought based on these experiences; labor market performance, wellbeing and family relationships in the UK the advancements and challenges we see in Latin America are and Australia. important lessons for an interested US American audience. 359. Author Meets Critics Session. There Goes the 357. Special Session. Crossing the Scholar-Activist Gayborhood (Princeton University Press, 2014) by Line Amin Ghaziani Session Organizer: Jose Zapata Calderon, Pitzer Session Organizer: Verta A. Taylor, University of College California-Santa Barbara Presider: Mark R. Warren, University of Massachusetts- Author: Amin Ghaziani, University of British Columbia Boston Presider: Harvey L. Molotch, New York University Panelists: Patricia Hill Collins, University of Maryland- Critics: Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut College Park Iddo Tavory, New York University Jose Zapata Calderon, Pitzer College Mary E. Pattillo, Northwestern University Gregory D. Squires, George Washington University Veronica Terriquez, University of Southern California 360. Author Meets Critics Session. What Unions No A panel of activist sociologists will present on how activist Longer Do (Harvard University Press, 2014) by sociologists can maintain a passion for social justice while ensuring the Jake Rosenfeld demands of academia. The presenters will draw on lessons from their roles as scholar-activists with a focus on the arenas in which they work Session Organizer: David Brady, WZB Berlin Social (labor, immigrant rights, community development, global social Science Research Center movement, feminist, communities of color, LGBT communities). Author: Jake Rosenfeld, University of Washington Panelists will address new models of research, learning, and practice Presider: David Brady, WZB Berlin Social Science that are engaging faculty, students, and partners in problem solving to find solutions to community problems; lessons in fulfilling professional Research Center academic objectives (e.g. publishing in scholarly journals, getting Critics: Evelyn Nakano Glenn, University of California- tenure) while engaging in community-based research; research and Berkeley practices of developing the classroom as part of the civic realm and Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina that encourage the interconnections between the local and global. Kim Voss, University of California 358. Special Session. Gender, Family, and Sexuality David Brady, WZB Berlin Social Science Research in Comparative Perspective Center Session Organizer: Janeen H. Baxter, Univ of 361. Regional Spotlight Session. Policing De- Queeensland Industrial Chicago: Racial Violence and the Presider: Matt L. Huffman, University of California-Irvine Struggle for Police Accountability Work Flexibility and Work-Family Life of Men and Session Organizer: Andrew Baer, Northwestern Women in European Countries. Tanja Van der Lippe, University Utrecht University Presider: Andrew Baer, Northwestern University Women’s Labor Market Status, Gender Empowerment Presenters: Simon Balto, University of Wisconsin- and Family Well-Being: Evidence from 1994-2012. Madison Leah Ruppanner, University of Melbourne; Belinda Peter Pihos, Duke University Hewitt, University of Queensland; Tsui-o Tai, National John Hagedorn, University of Illinois-Chicago Taipei University Like most big cities, crime is lower now in Chicago than it has been Continuity and Change in Gender Roles: The Case of in decades. But violent crime is still endemic to impoverished China. Jean Yeung Wei-Jun, National University- neighborhoods, as are issues of trust and concerns about lack of police Singapore; Hu Shu, National University-Singapore accountability. Chicago also struggles with the legacy of the damage done by notorious police commander Jon Burge and his subordinates, Sexual Orientation and Social Disadvantage over the Life who used torture to elicit confessions from over 100 African American Course in Australia and the United Kingdom. Janeen men in the 70s and 80s. This session brings together historians and H. Baxter, Univ of Queeensland; Francisco Perales, social scientists who have done path breaking work on police- University of Queensland; Tsui-o Tai, National Taipei community relations in Chicago who will discuss their work and implications for policing and race relations more broadly. University This session features research papers on comparative research on 362. Professional Development Workshop. Reviewing for Medical Sociology and Mental Leader: Kari Marie Norgaard, University of Oregon Health Journals Co-Leaders: Emily Huddart Kennedy, Washington State Session Organizers: Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College University Virginia Aldige Hiday, North Carolina State University Julie Bacon, University of Oregon Co-Leaders: Gilbert C. Gee, University of California-Los While environmental justice has key origins within sociology, and a Angeles nod to gender and race is almost universal in environmental sociology courses, we contend that the topics of gender, race and colonialism Gareth Williams, Cardiff University remain under-theorized within both the scholarly sub-discipline and the Elaine Wethington, Cornell University classroom. A review of environmental sociology syllabi at the graduate This workshop is designed for young sociologists to assist them in and undergraduate level reveals that 1) discussion of gender, race and the important and essential task of professional sociologists, writing colonialism/decolonization are generally brief, 2) when included, manuscript reviews for journals. Editors of three medical sociology and concepts of gender, race and colonialism/decolonization are rarely mental health journals will provide suggestions for writing well crafted, addressed in ways that incorporate the leading theory from these fields, informative, critical and helpful reviews (Society and Mental Health, 3) large majorities of the authors assigned for course readings at both Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Sociology of Health & Illness). graduate and undergraduate levels are white and male, 4) especially The editors will discuss objectivity, criteria for revision when it comes to gender, we notice periodic postings to the recommendations, helpful considerations for authors, time allocations, Environment and Technology listserv requesting teaching resources. timely submissions, conflict of interests, and ethics. Sociologists at Indeed, while gender and race are at least present, sociological more advanced stages and in other areas are welcome. engagement with indigenous experiences or the concepts of colonialism and decolonization are only just beginning. This workshop 363. Social Media Workshop. Promoting Social will provide examples of 3 classroom modules that incorporate key Science with Social Media sociological theory with hands on activities. Teaching resources and reading lists on each topic will be included. While this workshop is Session Organizer: Dustin Kidd, Temple University focused around courses in environmental sociology, material and Leader: Dustin Kidd, Temple University resources will be presented in a manner to facilitate those teaching How can you build and engage an audience for your social science courses in gender, race or indigenous perspectives who wish to learn scholarship using social media? This workshop will step through the top more about how their courses can include the environment. social media platforms for sharing your research and promoting your department. We will explore the value of Twitter, Facebook, Google +, 366. Open Refereed Roundtable Session WordPress, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Academia.edu, Pinterest, YouTube, and Instagram. We will study the best practices for using social media to reach a wide audience that includes journalists, activists, and policy 10:30-12:10pm, Roundtables: makers. We also discuss ways that you can incorporate social media Session Organizer: J. Scott Carter, University of Central into research and teaching practices. Participants can also learn from Florida each other's experiences during the discussion period. Table 1. Mental Health 364. Policy and Research Workshop. How to Write a Table Presider: Gabriele Ciciurkaite, University of Successful Fund for the Advancement of the Kentucky Discipline (FAD) Emotional Labor in Health Survey Research: Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Interviewing Hospitalized Patients for a Wage. Sociological Association Gabriela Leon-Perez, Vanderbilt University Presider: John W. Curtis, American Sociological Familial Double Bind: The Work of Children in Association Immigrant Families. Hyeyoung Kwon, University Panelists: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University of Southern California James Michael Thomas, University of Mississippi Feeling Fat and Sad? The Relationship between Wendy D. Roth, University of British Columbia Body Weight, Weight-Based Discrimination and The Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline (FAD) program is Psychological Well-Being. Gabriele Ciciurkaite, supported by the American Sociological Association through a University of Kentucky matching grant from the National Science Foundation. The goal of the Homophobic Violence, Coping Strategies, and Mental FAD program is to advance the discipline of sociology by funding small (up to $8,000), groundbreaking research initiatives and innovative Health. Lies D'haese, Ghent University; Alexis research conferences. The ASA FAD PI and program manager will give Dewaele, Ghent University; Mieke Van Houtte, an overview of the program, including its history and what to expect Ghent University from the funding application and review processes. Three recent award recipients make up the panel and will discuss how they wrote their proposals, what was emphasized, how they built the argument that Table 2. Mental Health their research or conference would advance the discipline, and how Table Presider: Amy M Romanus, Texas Woman's they incorporated evaluations received from the FAD committee. The University purpose of this workshop is to encourage applications, especially from Social support and resilience to depression over the scholars in the early stages of their careers and those in departments without extensive research support. Workshop attendees are life course: Systematic review and future encouraged to bring questions regarding their own proposals and about directions. Genevieve Gariepy, McGill University; the program more broadly. Helena Honkaniemi, McGill University; Amelie Quesnel-Vallee, McGill University 365. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Race, Gender, The Risk of Unrealistic Optimism: When Expectations and Colonialism within Environmental Sociology and Aspirations Don’t Match. Brent Harrison Session Organizer: Kari Marie Norgaard, University of Curdy, Duke University Oregon A Closer Examination of the Relationship Between Table 6. Race II School Spillover and College Student Health. Table Presider: Alanna Gillis, University of North Katlyn Moes, University of North Dakota; Jenelle Carolina-Chapel Hill Swenberger, University of North Dakota; Daphne Left Out: Policy Diffusion and the Exclusion of Black Pedersen, University of North Dakota Workers from Unemployment Insurance. Richard Health Care Workers Need to Address the Sexual M. Rodems, University of Michigan; Luke Shaefer, Health of the Aging Population Demographic. University of Michigan Amy M Romanus, Texas Woman's University Assessing Whether Racial/Ethnic Prejudice and Generalized Racism are Responsible for Negative Table 3. Political Sociology I Attitudes towards Undocumented Immigrants. Table Presider: Isaac William Martin, University of Alanna Gillis, University of North Carolina-Chapel California-San Diego Hill Tax Policy and Tax Protest in 19 Rich Democracies, Racial Conflict in American Football and National 1980-2010. Isaac William Martin, University of Pride. Tamir Sorek, University of Florida; Robert California-San Diego; Nadav Gabay, Bar-Ilan G. White, University of Florida University Valorizing the Mixed-Race Body: From Hybrid The Parabola of Social Capital: Requiem for a Degeneracy to Hybrid Vigor. Alyssa Marie Theory? Emanuele Ferragina, Sciences Po Paris; Newman, University of California-Santa Barbara Alessandro Arrigoni, Oxford University What is Political Democracy? Or Perhaps More Table 7. Immigration I Importantly, How Do We Measure It? Andrew C. Table Presider: Carolina Vazquez, University of Illinois- Patterson, University of British Columbia Chicago The Importance of Presence and Space in the Public Ending Sexual Assault: The Inclusion of Latinas into a Sphere. Katherine Tait, University of North Predominantly White Rape Crisis Center. Carolina-Chapel Hill Alexandra Ornelas, University of California-Santa Barbara Table 4. Political Sociology II A New Immigrant Paradox? Perceived Discrimination Table Presider: Luke Wagner, Yale University Among African-Americans, United States Born To What Extent Is China's Civil Society "Liberal?" Black Caribbeans, and Foreign-Born Black Mapping the Ideological Stance of Activists. Caribbeans. Dawne M. Mouzon, State University Mujun Zhou, Brown University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Jamila McLean, State The Surge of a Centrist Veto Player: Iranian University of New Jersey-Rutgers Conservatives’ Shifts and the New Political Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: An Discourse. Amirhossein Teimouri, Texas Examination of Undocumented Mexican Female Woman's University Factory Workers in Chicago. Carolina Vazquez, Antagonisms of Secularism: Campaigns for a Hindu University of Illinois-Chicago; Maria Lizbeth State in Nepal. Luke Wagner, Yale University Mondragon, University of Illinois-Chicago; Scheila Transpolitics and Internet: Experiences of Rueda, University of Illinois-Chicago Colombians in London. Julian Andres Riveros Clavijo, Universidad del Rosario-Colombia Table 8. Immigration II Table Presider: Emily V Cleary, Florida Atlantic Table 5. Race University Table Presider: Chelsi Chanel Florence, University of The Plight of Undocumented Women Farm Workers California-Davis Applied to Classical Theory. Carmencita H. Narratives of Black Men about Equality, Obama and Navarro, George Washington University Success. Loralie Wiebold, Bradley University; Cultural Backwardness or Social Resistance? A Marwin Spiller, Illinois Central College Grounded Theory Analysis of Two Immigrant #IfTheyGunnedMeDown: The (Un)availability of Communities in Florida. Elizabeth Roos, Florida Scripts for Informal Identity Performances by Black Atlantic University Youth. Nora Gross, University of Pennsylvania Globalization, Service-Learning, and Immigrant-Origin Black on Both Sides: Perceptions Between Black Community College Students. Amy Elizabeth Students at Historically Black and Predominantly Traver, City University of New York- White Institutions. Jonathan Cox, University of Queensborough Community College; Zivah Perel Maryland Katz, City University of New York-Queensborough Constructing the Middle-class in Black and White: Community College; Michael Bradley, iMentor Advertising in Ebony and Life Magazines. Chelsi Immigration, the Racial State, and Education: The Chanel Florence, University of California-Davis Case of Florida’s “Ethnic Education” Standards. Emily V Cleary, Florida Atlantic University Table Presider: Christopher Aaron Wold, Vanderbilt Table 9. Immigration III University Table Presider: Tyler G Baldor, University of An Interorganizational Network Analysis of the Social Pennsylvania Movement Sector in New York, 1960-1995. Misty Vivan los Mojados: A Cultural Analysis on the Music Dawn Ring-Ramirez, University of Arizona of Los Tigres del Norte. Liliana V Rodriguez, Social Movement Strategy in Response to “Roll-Back” University of California-Santa Barbara and “Roll-Out” Forms of Neoliberalization. Una Copita Amigo: Ethnic Mexicans and the Codes of Christopher Aaron Wold, Vanderbilt University Cultural Consumption. Marie Sarita Gaytan, The Making of Tahrir Paradigm: Space and Protest in University of Utah the Egyptian Revolution of 2011. Atef S. Said, Migration and the Changing Composition of the University of Illinois-Chicago Argentine Population. Anne DeLessio-Parson, The Role of Scientific Uncertainty in the Production of Pennsylvania State University AIDS-denialism: AIDS – Dissidents in the Internet. Patterns of Social Engagement and Language Use Peter Meylakhs, National Research University- among Immigrant Latino Youth in Catalonia, Higher School of Economics; Yury Rykov, National Spain. Tyler G Baldor, University of Pennsylvania Research University-Higher School of Economics Transnational Families of the Post-Communist Migration. Cezara O. Crisan, Purdue University- Table 13. Social Psychology Calumet Table Presider: Brittany Presson, University of Missouri Demographics, Portrayals, and Advocates: Table 10. The South Emotionally Creating the Murder Victim. Table Presider: Dixie Len Rocker, University of Alexander Lu, Indiana University Alabama Keep Your Sleeves Down: Implications of Social Race, Place, and Health: Does the Legacy of Slavery Isolation, Stress, and Stigma on Self-injurers. Get Under Our Skin? Don Edward Willis, Brittany Presson, University of Missouri University of Missouri Why Are Countries Different in Post-materialism? The Law Enforcement Intervention in Lynch Mob Activity Effects of Welfare and Insecurity. In-Jin Yoon, in the Southern United States 1882-1930. Kinga Korea University; Seongkyung Cho, Korea Reka Makovi, Columbia University; Ryan University Alansson Lee Hagen, Columbia University; Peter S. Bearman, Columbia University Table 14. Theory I Masculinity and Rape Myth Acceptance in the Deep Table Presider: Durmus A. Yuksek, Louisiana State South. Dixie Len Rocker, University of Alabama; University Ariane I. Prohaska, University of Alabama A Brief History of the (Prelude to) Neoliberalism: The World-Economic Transition of the Long 1970s. Table 11. Religion Roberto Jose Ortiz Ortiz, State University of New Table Presider: Shanna Corner, University of Notre York-Binghamton Dame Annointment of Mead as the Main Progenitor of Obama as Other: Race, Religion, and Boundary Symbolic Interactionism: An Unsolved Mystery. Making in Post-Racial America. Brittany Lonnie Athens, Seton Hall University Rawlinson, Florida State University; Daniel Tope, Empire and Accumulation: Egypt in Marx's Florida State University; Amy M. Burdette, Florida Manuscripts. David Norman Smith, University of State University Kansas The Proper Role of Religion: Nuancing Theorization The Conversion of the Forms of Capital: A Critical of the Politics of Legitimating Human Rights. Approach to the Bourdieusian Model. Durmus A. Shanna Corner, University of Notre Dame Yuksek, Louisiana State University United in Religion, Divided by Ethnicity? Islam's Table 15. Theory II Failure as A Supranational Identity in Turkey. Table Presider: Heidi E. Rademacher, State University Gulay Turkmen-Dervisoglu, Yale University of New York-Stony Brook The Conundrum of the Absolute: The Deep Politics of An Indigestible Meal: Understanding Post- Nature, Faith, and Community. Michael M. Bell, Neoliberalism in Neoliberal Imes, or understanding University of Wisconsin-Madison neoliberalism in post-neoliberal times? Gabriel Terrorism, Television, and Torture: Dehumanization Chouhy, University of Pittsburgh and the Construction of the Terrorist Arab/Muslim Nurturing the Working Class Student’s Sociological Other. Julie Anne Beicken, University of Texas- Imagination Through Storytelling. Ann M. Strahm, Austin California State University-Stanislaus The Crisis of Neoliberal Globalization: Table 12. Social Movements Underconsumption and Risk. Alessandro Bonanno, Sam Houston State University; Robert Force. Yasemin Besen-Cassino, Montclair State J. Antonio, University of Kansas University Women’s Empowerment Across Borders: Theories of Single Women and Homeownership: The Transnational Flows and the Travels of Feminist Interactional Effects of Gender, Marital Theories and Practice. Heidi E. Rademacher, Dissolution, and Children on Housing. Ying Yang, State University of New York-Stony Brook Shippensburg University; Wenqian Dai, University of South Dakota; Qiang Ren, Peking University Table 16. Urban Sociology I Applied Research in Labor Management Cooperation: Metropolitan Structure and Intergenerational Spatial Case Studies in the Construction Industry. Marv Mobility. Jeremy Pais, University of Connecticut Finkelstein, Southern Illinois University- Looking Forward, Looking Back: Neighborhood Edwardsville Change, Symbolic Ethnicity, and Public Space. Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts- Table 20. Social Networks Boston Table Presider: S. E. Sachs, Columbia University Network Structure and Uncertainty: Exploring the Table 17. Urban Sociology II Role of Strong Ties in Venture Capital Funding Table Presider: Melis S. Kural, State University of New Networks. Demetrius Lewis, Stanford University York-Buffalo Pay Attention: Object Consideration as a Mechanism Transformation of Low-income Settlements into of Network Diffusion. Anthony Vashevko, Stanford Public Housing: A Case of Kadifekale. Melis S. University Kural, State University of New York-Buffalo Social Network Density and Instrumental Social Urban Transformation Projects and Racial Support among Older Adults. Katherine Ann Neoliberalism in Inner-City Slums of Turkey. Morris, Harvard University Gorkem Dagdelen, Temple University Structured Cooperation: The Structure of Authority White Flight Revisited: Ethnoburbs and the Formation and Mutual Governance in Democratic of Multiethnic Neighborhoods. Samuel Hoon Kye, Participatory Organizations. S. E. Sachs, Indiana University-Bloomington Columbia University

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Misty Amadona Curreli, Suffolk Evaluation Cultures, Organizational Logics and the Community College Limits of Financial Regulation. Juan Pablo Pardo- The Effect of Work and Parental Role Occupancy and Guerra, London School of Economics and Political Role Performance on Exercise Participation. Kyler Science James Sherman-Wilkins, Pennsylvania State Gender Pay Differentials among the Teenage Labor University Alcohol Expectancy, Substance Use and Sexual University Victimization among Female and Male College Do Rising Food Prices Worsen Child Survival in Students. Kimberly A. Tyler, University of India? Analysis of the District Level Household Nebraska-Lincoln; Rachel Marie Schmitz, Survey. Jasmine Fledderjohann, Oxford University of Nebraska-Lincoln University; Sukumar Vellakkal, Public Health Foundation of India; Zaky Khan, Public Health Table 23. Race and Sexuality Foundation of India; David Stuckler, Oxford Table Presider: Ying-Chao Kao, State University of University New Jersey-Rutgers Does Political Democracy Promote Strong Population After Resettlement? On Be/longings of Iranian Queer Health? Andrew C. Patterson, University of British Refugees. Eda Hatice Farsakoglu, Lund Columbia University Governance for Health: Infrastructural Power and The Pan African Historical Theatre Festival: Diasporic Healthcare Service Delivery and Utilization in Racial Identity, Festival Life, and Tourism in Africa. Amm Quamruzzaman, McGill University Ghana. Warren Thomas McKinney, Columbia Job stability and Fertility Intentions across Europe: University does labour market legislation matter? Tatiana Karabchuk, National Research University-Higher Table 24. Public Opinion School of Economics Table Presider: Louis Kontos, City University of New York-John Jay College Table 27. Immigration III American Ideology and Public Opinion. Louis Kontos, Table Presider: Loretta Bass, University of Oklahoma City University of New York-John Jay College Inequality, (Dis)Location and Sub-Saharan African Challenges to Survey Data Harmonization: Quality of Inclusion in Europe. Loretta Bass, University of Survey Documentation in Cross-National Surveys. Oklahoma Marta Joanna Kolczynska, The Ohio State Leaving Again: Migrant Women and Family Violence. University; Matthew Schoene, The Ohio State Nicolas Eilbaum, Duke University University Protective Behavioral Strategies and Alcohol Use 367. Regular Session. Affluence/Wealth among Female and Male College Students. Session Organizer: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia Kimberly A. Tyler, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; University Rachel Marie Schmitz, University of Nebraska- Presider: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University Lincoln; Elizabeth Anne Richardson, University of Becoming ‘Nouveau Elites’: Mothers’ Construction of an Nebraska-Lincoln Elite Culture through Children’s International Political conservatism, religion, and environmental Schooling in Tokyo. Hiroki Igarashi, University of consumption in the United States. Simranjit Hawaii-Manoa Khalsa, Rice University; Jared L. Peifer, City Household Wealth in Contemporary China. Yu Xie, University of New York-Baruch College University of Michigan; Yongai Jin, Renmin University of China Table 25 Social Movement II Is the Sky the Limit? Fair Executive Pay as Performance Table Presider: Jennifer J. Reed, University of Nevada- Rises. Beste Esra Burak Ho, Lingnan University Las Vegas Missing Link: Trust Receipt and Net Worth. Dmitry Measuring Movement Outcomes in Media: Covering Tumin, The Ohio State University; Michael David Occupy Wall Street in the New York Times. Nau, The Ohio State University Steven Tuttle, Loyola University-Chicago; Jordan 368. Regular Session. Aging T. Brown, Loyola University-Chicago Session Organizer: Markus H. Schafer, University of Negotiating Opportunity Consumption: Family Toronto Preparations for College. Cara E. Bowman, Presider: Lindsay R. Wilkinson, Baylor University Boston University Brokerage vs. Embeddedness: Global Network Positions Provision of Collective Behavior in Markets: Closed- and Cognitive Function among Korean Older Adults. Auction Markets for Antiques and Secondhand Yoosik Youm, Yonsei University; Won-tak Joo, Goods in Japan. Kimihiro Furuse, Musashi Yonsei University; Seong-hwan Gong, Yonsei University University Where Intersectional Activism Intersects: Comparing Gender Differences in the Correlates of Providing the Ecosexual and Occupy Movements. Jennifer Regular Grandparental Care While Parents Work. J. Reed, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Lyn Craig, University of New South Wales; Bridget Jenkins, University of New South Wales Table 26. Sociology of Health Inter-generational Exchange From a Network Table Presider: Amm Quamruzzaman, McGill Perspective. Christopher Steven Marcum, National Institute and State University Institutes of Health; Laura M Koehly, National Actual Versus Perceived School Deviance and their Institutes of Health Effect on Individual Deviance Later in Life. Heili Pals, Life Course Socioeconomic Status and Cognitive Decline Texas A&M University; Tony Love, Texas A&M among U.S. Adults: Trends and Underlying University; Bryce Hannibal, Texas A&M University; Mechanisms. Kristen Marie Schorpp, University of Warren Waren, University of Central Florida North Carolina-Chapel Hill Routine Activity Patterns, Contextual Factors, and Youth Quality or Quantity: Familial Intergenerational Imbalance Deviance. Lizabeth Ann Crawford, Bradley and Old Age Support in Rural China. Zhiyong Lin, University; Katherine B. Novak, Butler University University of Maryland-College Park; Xiaomei Pei, Beyond Punishment: The Penal State’s Interventionist, Tsinghua University, China Covert, and Negligent Modalities of Control. Nicole Discussant: Christopher Steven Marcum, National Kaufman, Ohio University; Joshua Kaiser, Institutes of Health Northwestern University and American Bar Foundation; Cesraea Rumpf, Fayetteville State 369. Regular Session. Criminology University Session Organizer: Carla Shedd, Columbia University Social Control and Social Inequalities in the For Whom Does a Neighborhood Effect Matter? Implementation of Venereal Disease Laws in Kansas, Neighborhood Trajectories of a Cohort of Released 1923-1933. Nicole Perry, University of Kansas Prisoners. Jessica T. Simes, Harvard University We Can Work it Out: The Hidden Role of the Workplace The Countervailing Effects of Community Supervision: in Shaping Crime Control. Chris E. Rees, State Evidence from a Natural Experiment. Anh P. Nguyen, University of New York-Albany University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; David J. Harding, University of California-Berkeley; Jeffrey Morenoff, 372. Regular Session. Feminist Research Methods University of Michigan Session Organizer: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College Mercy and Commutation in the Mass Incarceration Era. Presider: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College Veronica L. Horowitz, University of Minnesota; Autoethnography as a Feminist Method: Sensitising the Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota Feminist I and Raising Oppositional Consciousness. The Unequal Consequences of Mass Incarceration for Elizabeth Ettorre, University of Liverpool (Emeritus) Children. Kristin Turney, University of California- Occupying Feminist Methods: Researching Irvine Contemporary Feminism and Gender Conflict in Punished for Their Fathers: School Discipline and the Mixed-Sex Social Movements. Heather McKee Social Exclusion of Children of the Prison Boom. Hurwitz, University of California-Santa Barbara Wade C Jacobsen, Pennsylvania State University Teaching Feminist Research Methods: A Comment and an Evaluation. Angela J. Hattery, George Mason 370. Regular Session. Crossing Borders: New Digital University Technology and People Discussant: Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Session Organizer: Clara E Rodriguez, Fordham University 373. Regular Session. Group Processes 3 Presider: Clara E Rodriguez, Fordham University Session Organizer: David M. Melamed, The Ohio State Digital Media and the Diversification of Professionalism: University A U.S.-German Comparison of Journalism Cultures. A Relational Measure of Social Status from Adolescent Matthias Revers, University of Graz Friendship Networks. Peter McMahan, University of Does Media Coverage Influence Attitudes Towards Chicago Welfare Recipients? The Impact of the 2011 English Testing for Structural and Institutional Correlates of Riots. Aaron Reeves, University of Oxford; Robert de Accuracy in Individual Perceptions of Social Network Vries, University of Kent Structure. Francis Lee, University of California-Irvine; Visual Media and the Construction of the Benign Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine Canadian Border on National Geographic’s Border Group Variation in Interpersonal Perception. James Security. Rima Wilkes, The University of British of Murphy, University of Chicago Columbia; Yolande Pottie-Sherman, Dartmouth The intrinsic benefit model of signaling: cost, visibility, Who Are Deemed the Worthy Victims of Mexico’s Drug and motivation. Sosuke Okada, University of Arizona Related Violence? Omar Camarillo, Texas A&M The Effects of Competition on Status Differentiated University Groups. Chantrey Joelle Murphy, Texas A&M Discussant: Casey Brienza, City University London University Discussant: John Skvoretz, University of South Florida 371. Regular Session. Deviance and Social Control Session Organizer: Joanne M. Kaufman, State University 374. Regular Session. Human-Animal Interaction of New York-Albany Session Organizer: Leslie Irvine, University of Colorado Presider: Anthony A. Peguero, Virginia Polytechnic Presider: Leslie Irvine, University of Colorado Engines, Sentinels and Objects: Animals as the Ghosts Notre Dame in Energy Development. Cameron Thomas Whitley, The Conversion of Cultural Tastes into Social Network Michigan State University Ties. Kevin Lewis, University of California-San Diego; Farm Animals as Fictitious Commodities: Exploitation, Jason Kaufman, Kaufman College Consequences, and Counter-Movements. Diana The Place of Art: Local Area Characteristics and Arts Stuart, Michigan State University; Ryan Gunderson, Growth in Canada, 2001 to 2011. Matt Patterson, Michigan State University University of Toronto; Daniel Silver, University of The "Pseudo" Parent Identity: Childless Couples, Animal Toronto "Children", and Fertility Choices. Andrea Laurent- Where Do Cultural Omnivores Come From? The Simpson, Texas Woman's University Implications of Educational Mobility For Cultural Consumption. Tak Wing Chan, University of Warwick 375. Regular Session. Labor Market Session Organizer: Matissa Hollister, McGill University 378. Regular Session. Sociology of Science Presider: Matissa Hollister, McGill University Session Organizer: Laurel Smith-Doerr, University of Life Course Variation across Time and Space: Massachusetts Complexity in Employment Careers in Europe 1924 - Men set their own cites high: Gender and self-citation 2009. Zachary James Van Winkle, Humboldt across fields and over time. Molly M. King, Stanford University-Berlin; Anette Eva Fasang, Humboldt University; Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University; University-Berlin Jennifer Jacquet, New York University; Carl T Still an Equal Opportunity Employer? Public Sector Bergstrom, University of Washington; Jevin D. West, Employment Inequality after the Great Recession. University of Washington Jennifer Laird, University of Washington LGBTQ@NASA: Workplace Climates, Employee The long inequality shadow of unemployment. Markus Resource Groups, and Professional Credibility at the Gangl, J.W.Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Space Agency. Erin A. Cech, Rice University; Tom J. The Role of Prestigious Educational Backgrounds in the Waidzunas, Temple University Matching of Workers to Emerging High-tech Firms. The Militarization of American Science. Joane Nagel, Santiago Campero, Massachusetts Institute of University of Kansas Technology The Emergence of Forensic Objectivity: Transparency, Mechanical Replication, and the Meta-Analytic 376. Regular Session. Race and Ethnicity Mindset. Jeremy Freese, Northwestern University; Session Organizer: Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M David Peterson, Northwestern University University Presider: Glenn Edward Bracey, Hollins University 379. Regular Session. Space and Place I A Theory of Racialized Organizations. Victor E. Ray, Session Organizer: Nancy A. Denton, State University of Duke University New York-Albany Colorblind Nation: The Disappearance of Race and The Presider: Nancy A. Denton, State University of New Rise of Racial Inequality. Charles A. Gallagher, La York-Albany Salle University From Spatial to Social Boundaries: The Spatial Learning to be a "Safe" Ex-Con: Race, Symbolic Organization of Inequality in Manila and Singapore. Violence and Discipline in Prisoner Reentry. Deirdre Marco Z Garrido, University of Chicago D. Caputo-Levine, State University of New York- Partnering Out and Moving In: the Locational Attainment Stony Brook of Interracial Couples in Los Angeles County. The White Racial Frame in Twenty-first Century America: Celeste Curington, University of Massachusetts- The Case of College Basketball. Steven Larrimore Amherst; David A. Cort, University of Massachusetts- Foy, University of Texas-Pan American; Rashawn Amherst Ray, University of Maryland Sticky Reputations: Young Peoples’ Negotiation of Theorizing Intersectional Racial and Ethnic Relations in Stigma and Place in a Post-Industrial Community. the Twenty-first Century. Zulema Valdez, University Gareth Martin Thomas, Cardiff University; Martin of California-Merced; Tanya Maria Golash-Boza, Innes, Cardiff University; Eva Elliott, Cardiff University of California-Merced University; Gabrielle Ivinson, University of Aberdeen Zombie Town: The Small City in the Global Space of 377. Regular Session. Sociology of Culture 3: Art, Flows. John Joe Schlichtman, DePaul University Taste, and Socio-Economics Discussant: Thomas F. Gieryn, Indiana University Session Organizer: Shyon S. Baumann, University of Toronto 380. Section on Body and Embodiment Paper Presider: Marc Verboord, Erasmus University Rotterdam Session. Consumption and Embodiment: Institutional Entrepreneurship, Artistic Valorization, and Intersections and Identities the Generation of Cultural Taste. Jennifer C. Lena, Session Organizer: Dana A. Berkowitz, Louisiana State Columbia University; Omar A. Lizardo, University of University Presider: Natalie Ingraham, University of California-San Session Organizer: Richard E. Ocejo, City University of Francisco New York-John Jay College I’m a Tomato: Cochlear Implants and the Rise of Dual Deaf/Hearing Identities. Carly Ann Rush, Vanderbilt Table 1. Food and Shopping University Table Presider: Anne DeLessio-Parson, Pennsylvania Reinscribing Subculture: Commodification and Boundary State University Work in Traditional Tattooing. David Paul Strohecker, Food Consumption Patterns of Indian Adolescents in University of Maryland-College Park a Globalizing World. Nida Shaikh, Emory Sex Workers and Beauty Pageant Contestants University; Shailaja Patil, BLDE University; Shiva Transforming the Aesthetic Economies Around Them. Halli, University of Manitoba; Usha Ramakrishnan, Oluwakemi M. Balogun, University of Oregon Graduate Program in Nutrition and Health The paradox of ease: Producing embodied cultural Sciences, Division of Biological and Biomedical capital and reproducing meritocracy. Jessie Luna, Sciences; Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory University of Colorado-Boulder University Time-Saving Meals and (Un)Healthy Eating: 381. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Ethnoracial and Nativity Group Differences. Anne Movements Invited Session. Authors Meet Critics: DeLessio-Parson, Pennsylvania State University Isaac Martin’s Rich People’s Movements and Shopping in specialized fair trade shops: The world David Cunningham’s Klansville, U.S.A. shop as an ethical safe haven. Robbe Geysmans, Session Organizer: Edwin Amenta, University of Ghent University; Lesley Hustinx, Ghent University California-Irvine Authors: Isaac William Martin, University of California- Table 2. Gender in Domestic and Public Spheres San Diego Table Presider: Gabriella V. Smith, University of David Cunningham, Brandeis University Virginia Presider: Drew Halfmann, University of California-Davis Crafting Gender: Subversive Crafting and the Critics: Elisabeth S. Clemens, University of Chicago Transgressive Potential of Leisure. Gabriella V. Drew Halfmann, University of California-Davis Smith, University of Virginia Joseph Luders, Yeshiva University You are What You Drink: The Masculinization of Chip Berlet, Research for Progress Cultural Legitimacy within the Craft Beer Scene. 382. Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology Helana Darwin, State University of New York- Paper Session. Can Comparative Historical Stony Brook; Michael Kimmel, State University of Sociology Save the World? (2) Climate Change New York-Stony Brook Session Organizer: Diana Rodriguez-Franco, Domestic Intelligence: Armenian Matrilineal Rituals. Northwestern University Carina Karapetian Giorgi, Pomona College Presider: Diana Rodriguez-Franco, Northwestern Risking their lives: moral, cultural and structural University accounts of counterfeit alcohol consumption in Polar Cases in the Global Climate Change Debate: contemporary Russia. Zoya Kotelnikova, National Japan, India, Canada/US and Germany/Sweden. Research University-Higher School of Economics Jeffrey Broadbent, University of Minnesota Beyond the North-South Divide? Global Climate Politics Table 3. High Culture and Inequality in the New World Order. David M. Ciplet, Brown Table Presider: Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of University; J. Timmons Roberts, Brown University; Central Florida Mizan Khan, North South University The Symbolic Meaning of Thrift-Store Consumption Carbon Market Evolution in Brazil and India. Simone and Its Implications for Inequality. Shelly Steward, Pulver, University of California-Santa Barbara University of California-Berkeley Socioecological Costs of Adaptation and the Limitations Sustaining the Retail Pilgrimage: Fast Fashion, of Reflexivity: Lessons from the Global Dust Bowl. authenticity, and the democratization of style. Hannah A. Holleman, Amherst College Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central What does Comparative Historical Sociology Offer for Florida; Ian M. Taplin, Wake Forest University Understanding Human Rights and Global Cultivating the Eye: Aesthetic Education and Cultural Environmental Change? LaDawn Haglund, Arizona Consumption. Jacob Alden Miller, Indiana State University University Discussant: Riley E. Dunlap, Oklahoma State University Table 4. Social Movements and Societal Impacts 383. Section on Consumers and Consumption Table Presider: Kristina Kahl, Fort Lewis College Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Joel Salatin vs. soccer moms: Gender inequality in the food system. Shelley L. Koch, Emory & Henry 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: College Socialization and Social Networks: How Space, The Paradox of Community Power: Cultural Processes Place, and Class Influence the Voluntary and Inequality in Participatory Governance. Jeremy Simplicity Movement. Kristina Kahl, Fort Lewis R. Levine, Harvard University College Public Housing and the Politics of Stigma. Siri J. Colom, The Relative Roles of Need and Taste in Residential Connecticut College Energy Consumption. Mikell Alexandra Hyman, Belief in the American Opportunity Structure, Optimism University of Michigan and GRIT: The Case of Urban, Second Generation Latinos. Maria G. Rendon, University of California- Table 5. Stratification and Consumption Irvine Table Presider: Noah McClain, Illinois Institute of More Normal than Welfare: The Mincome Experiment, Technology Stigma, and Community Experience. David Attendance at Museums and Live Theaters: Ethnic Calnitsky, University of Wisconsin-Madison Disparities in Highbrow Out-of-the-House Leisure Relative Social Standing and Nativist Attitudes. Naeyun Consumption in Houston. Cristian Luis Paredes, Lee, University of Chicago University of Texas-Austin Intersectional Political Consumerism: Investigating 386. Section on International Migration Paper African American Consumerism during the Session. Migration and Human Security in Global Chicago Welfare Rights Era. Nicole Marie Brown, Perspective University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Session Organizer: Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University Institutional Consumption: How Prisoners in New Presider: Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University York State Accomplish Domestic Material Female Migrant Workers’ Use of the Emergency Practices Around and Through Regulations. Noah Department in Qatar: Implications for Improving McClain, Illinois Institute of Technology; Robert Access to Care. Jen'nan G. Read, Duke University Riggs, New York University Human Trafficking and the Limits of Criminal Law Enforcement for Protecting Immigrant Workers. 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Consumers and Stephanie J. Nawyn, Michigan State University; Nur Consumption Business Meeting Banu Kavakli Birdal, Istanbul Kemerburgaz University Measuring exploitation of migrants by intermediaries: A 384. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. study of migrants from Vietnam to Taiwan. Phuong Social Economies of Households Quynh Nguyen, Asian Institute of Technology; Session Organizer: Alya Guseva, Boston University Sundaravaradhan Venkatesh, Asian Institute of Keeping up with the Joneses: Inequality, Indebtedness, Technology and the Middle Class Struggle to Maintain Their The Emotional Well-being of Undocumented 1.5- Lifestyle. Neil Fligstein, University of California; Immigrants: Ontological Insecurity and Strategies for Orestes 'Pat' Hastings, University of California- Resilience. Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Berkeley; Adam Goldstein, Harvard University Florida; Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez, University of South Financialization of Everyday Life or Domestication of Florida; Elizabeth M. Aranda, University of South Finance? Mortgages in Borrowers’ Temporalities, Florida Relationships and Rationalities. Lena Pellandini- Discussant: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Simanyi, ELTE; Zsuzsanna Vargha, University of Leicester; Ferenc Hammer, Eötvös Loránd University 387. Section on Medical Sociology Invited Session. Home Is Where the Risk Is? Household Responses to Reeder Address and Medical Sociology Awards Foreclosure. Elyse Kovalsky, Northwestern Session Organizer: Anne Figert, Loyola University- University Chicago Women’s Earnings and Spending on Household Presider: Anne Figert, Loyola University-Chicago Services, 1980-2010. Sabino Kornrich, Emory Medical Sociology Broadly Conceived: Reflections on a University Career. Adele E. Clarke, Univ of Calif San Francisco Who Pays for Education? How Poor Egyptian Mothers 388. Section on Organizations, Occupations and Finance Their Children's Education. Hebatalla Work Paper Session. Organizational Culture and Gowayed, Princeton University Institutional Logics 385. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Session Organizers: Heather A. Haveman, University of Paper Session. New Approaches to Poverty, California-Berkeley Exclusion and Boundaries Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Session Organizers: Christine M. Percheski, Presider: Patricia H. Thornton, Duke University Northwestern University Jurisdictional struggles over an institutional logic: Josh Guetzkow, Hebrew University Organizational conflict in a religious college. Sorcha Presider: Josh Guetzkow, Hebrew University Alexandrina Brophy, Yale University Museums, Money, and Markets: the adoption of market practices in US art museums 2007-2011. Kangsan Trade. Farhan Navid Yousaf, University of Lee, Northwestern University; Bruce G. Carruthers, Connecticut; Bandana Purkayastha, University of Northwestern University Connecticut Learning Not to Diversify: The Transformation of Investigating the Impact of Minority Status, Graduate Business Education and the Decline of Discrimination and Coping Resources on Physical Diversifying Acquisitions. Jiwook Jung, National Health. Laura Neuhauser, University of Maryland- University-Singapore; Taekjin Shin, University of Baltimore County Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Bringing Culture Back In: Cultural Fit and Individual Table 2. Race, Gender, Class and Health Part II Performance in Organizations. Amir Goldberg, Table Presider: Jenny M. Stuber, University of North Stanford University; V. Govind Manian, Stanford Florida University; Will Monroe, Stanford University; Exploring Gender in Cancer Support Spaces: Christopher Potts, Stanford University; Sameer Learning as an Ethnographic Self. Kanetha Brynn Srivastava, University of California-Berkeley Wilson, Vanderbilt University CEO Dismissal and the CEO’s Symbolic Use of A Chicken a Day Keeps the Doctor Away? Risk and Shareholder-value Language. Taekjin Shin, Postpartum Practices Among Chinese Immigrant University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Jihae Women. Kuan-Yi Chen, City University of New You, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign York-Graduate Center A Health Profile of Arab Americans in Michigan. 389. Section on Political Economy of the World- Florence J Dallo, Oakland University; Julie System Invited Session. Resistance, Governance, Ruterbusch, Wayne State University; Joseph and Capitalist Accumulation in Palestine Kirma, Oakland Universtiy; Kendra Schwartz, Session Organizer: Yousef Kazem Baker, California Wayne State University; Monty Fakhouri, State University-Long Beach Beaumont Health System Presider: Yousef Kazem Baker, California State Mindfulness, Health and Wellbeing: Broadening University-Long Beach Interventions for Diverse Populations. Crystal Translating Insurance: Capital and Economic Thought. Marie Fleming, State University of New York- Sherene Seikaly, University of California-Santa Stony Brook; Jalana Harris, State University of Barbara New York-Stony Brook The Insecurity of the Elite and the Specter of the Urban Poor. Andy Clarno, University of Illinois-Chicago Table 3. Race, Gender, Class and Youth Palestinian Mobility, Israeli Permits, and Labor Flows Table Presider: Chalane E. Lechuga, Metropolitan Across the Green Line. Maryam S. Griffin, University State University-Denver of California-Santa Barbara You Gotta Do Something: Class and Gender in Neoliberalism and the Palestine Solidarity Industry: Teensploitation Films. Evan Cooper, State Reimagining Political Economies of Joint Struggle. University of New York-Farmingdale College; Loubna Qutami, University of California-Riverside Julian Cornell, New York University 390. Section on Race, Gender and Class Roundtable Now We Don’t Think Like That: High School Students’ Session and Business Meeting Perception of the Salience of Race. Irina Chukhray, Rice University 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: These Girls are Off the Hook: The Perceptions and Session Organizers: Chalane E. Lechuga, Metropolitan Discipline of Black Girls in School. Kenly E. State University-Denver Brown, University of California-Berkeley Gloria S. Vaquera, John Carroll University The War on Drugs and the Shaping of Black and Latino Masculinities. Natalie Patricia Byfield, St. Table 1. Race, Gender, Class and Health Part I John's University Table Presider: Maria R. Lowe, Southwestern Encounters with Outsiders: An Examination of White University Habitus in a Gang Intervention Site. Adriana What is the Cumulative Impact of Social Lizette Garcia, Rice University Determinants? Examining Racial Disparities in Same School, Different classes: Socio-economic Type 2 Diabetes. Kaitlyn Barnes, Case Western Status Homophily in Adolescent Friendship Reserve University; Alicia Smith, Case Western Networks. Karen Alexis Ertrachter, Pennsylvania Reserve University State University Toward a Sociological Understanding of HIV-related Table 4. Race, Gender, and Class: Navigating Higher Conspiracy Beliefs. Jessica Jaiswal, Columbia Education University Table Presider: Gloria S. Vaquera, John Carroll The Other Side of Honor: Gender, Class, and Organ University The Return to College among Non-Baccalaureate Adults: An Event History Analysis. David Bernard Family Monaghan, City University of New York-Graduate Table Presider: Yuching Julia Cheng, State University Center of New York-Albany Classed Conceptions of Academic Self-Efficacy at an I Came Back to Life: Black Women’s Experiences of Elite University. Megan Theresa Thiele, San Jose Maternal Resurrection after Incarceration. Susila State University; Amy Leisenring, San Jose State Gurusami, University of California-Los Angeles University Romance Tourism: An Escape from the 'Pure They Told Me How It Is: Racial Socialization and Relationship'? Julia Meszaros, University of Parental Education among Black College Wisconsin-Oshkosh Students. Kennedy Turner, University of Michigan Deconstructing the Narrative of Black Motherhood: Understanding the Differing Influences of Maternal vs. From the Civil Rights Movement to Community Paternal Educational Background on Student Control. Vanessa Joi Paul, City University of New Academic Outcomes. Kara Balemian, The York-Graduate Center College Board; Jing Feng, The College Board; Food Choices and Voluntary Simplicity in Intentional Ellen A. Sawtell, The College Board Communities: An Analysis of Race and Class. Jade Aguilar, Willamette University Table 5. Race, Gender, and Class: Post Collegiate Experiences Table 8. The Politics of Race, Gender and Class Table Presider: Bhoomi K. Thakore, Northwestern Table Presider: Carina A. Bandhauer, Western University Connecticut State University Integrating International Students in a Multicultural The Southwestern Strategy: Poverty, Crime, and North American University. Tanvi Sirari, University Race in Republican Political Discourse. Jessica of British Columbia Autumn Brown, University of Houston Academic Engagement, Microcelebrity and Digital The Politics of Reproductive Policy: Female Sociology in the Matrix of Domination. Tressie Legislative Representation and Family Planning Cottom, Emory University Spending in the United States. Julisa Amanda Between Class Lines: Examining the Intimate Lives of McCoy, University of California-Riverside College-Educated Black Men. Joy Hightower, Enacting Privilege in Disaster Recovery Volunteerism. University of California-Berkeley Ian Breckenridge-Jackson, University of California- Underpaid and Over My Head in Debt: Latina/o and Riverside Black Millennials’ Labor Market Experiences. Gender Difference in Civic Engagement: A Study of Charlene Cruz-Cerdas, University of Pennsylvania Time Use and Internet Use in South Korea. Joohyun Oh, Yonsei University Table 6. Race, Gender, and Class: Media and Controlling Images Table 9. Race, Gender, and Class in Sports Table Presider: Queen Meccasia Zabriskie, New Table Presider: Marina Karides, University of Hawaii- College of Florida Hilo Erasure of Biracial Identity: Hollywood’s The Diasporic Black Immigrant Athlete: Blackness Misrepresentation of Black-White Mixed Race and Meaning in the African Diaspora. Munene Identity. Alicia L. Brunson, Kansas State Mwaniki, Western Carolina University University "Bad" Blacks: The Contingent Acceptance and We're in this Self-Made Hellbox: Accountability and Essentialized Blackness of African (Im)migrant Norm Citation in Pittsburgh's Rap Music Industry. Athletes. Munene Mwaniki, Western Carolina Jeffrey Michael Tienes, University of Pittsburgh University Criminal Victimization and Offending: Breaking the Rules: Islam, Marginality, and Agency Representations of Gender, Race-Ethnicity, and within Senegalese Women’s Soccer. Beth D. Social Class in Prime-Time Crime-Fighting Packer, École Des Hautes Études En Sciences Television. Donna Bobbitt-Zeher, The Ohio State Sociales University Dancing Black Sexual Politics: (Un)doing Gender and Table 10. Race, Gender, and Class: Interrogating Sexuality in Chicago’s West African Dance Violence Communities. Queen Meccasia Zabriskie, New Table Presider: Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, College of Florida University of New Mexico The Way God Made You: Hair Texture and Identity Girl, Don’t Make Me Hit You: Black Women and among African American Women. Nnenia Marie Gendered Violence in Urban Public Space. Alexis Campbell, University of Colorado-Boulder S. McCurn, California State University-Dominguez Hills Table 7. Race, Gender, Class and the Sociology of Reconciling Domestic Violence Asylum and the Principles of the Violence Against Women Act. Session Organizer: Tianna S. Paschel, University of Cheryl Llewellyn, State University of New York- California-Berkeley Stony Brook Presider: Jennifer A. Jones, University of Notre Dame Debating Rape Jokes vs. Rape Culture: Framing and A Global Look at Intermarriage. Erica Chito Childs, City Ideology in Misogynistic Comedy. Raúl Pérez, University of New York-Hunter College and Graduate University of California-Irvine Center Can You Become one of us? Legal Selection of Table 11. Race, Gender, Class and Work Part I Assimilable Immigrants. Angela S. Garcia, University Lord Have Mercy, Sometimes Feel I Have No Rights: of California-San Diego; David Cook-Martin, Grinnell Worker Center Members’ Fight for Inclusion. College; Rawan Mazen Arar, University of California- Jessica Dianne Cook, University of Illinois- San Diego Chicago The International and Transnational Politics of Race- Unequal Wages, Immobility and Occupational making. Mara Loveman, University of California- Segregation: Labor Market Costs of Mexican Berkeley Descent. Daniel Schneider, University of Where the Waters Divide: Neoliberalism, White Privilege California-Irvine and Environmental Racism. Michael J. Mascarenhas, The Luxury of Choice: Race, Gender and Prioritizing Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Occupational Values in the Public Sector. Lauren Discussant: Tianna S. Paschel, University of California- Benditt, Stanford University Berkeley The Hidden Contributions of High School Employees. Johanna Quinn, University of Wisconsin-Madison 392. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Normalcy Table 12. Race, Gender, Class and Work Part II Session Organizer: Eviatar Zerubavel, State University of Table Presider: Maryann Erigha, University of New Jersey-Rutgers Pennsylvania Presider: Thomas DeGloma, City University of New Shifting the Gender Boundary: Predictors of York-Hunter College Adolescents’ Aspirations for Entering Traditionally Herodotus, Darwin, and Normalcy. Allan V. Horwitz, Gender-Atypical Occupations. Jessica H Hardie, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers City University of New York Revelation as Revolution: Cognitive Accessibility and the Double Gender Gap and Glass Ceiling in High Stability (and Instability) of Social Orders. Lynette Technological Positions in the Spanish Tourism Shaw, University of Washington Sector. Mónica Segovia Perez, University Rey The Habits of Normal, Innocent People (NIPs), as Juan Carlos; Cristina Figueroa Domecq, University Construed by the North American Juror. David R. Rey Juan Carlos Gibson, University of Notre Dame Gendered Pathways to the Hiring Decision. Koji I’m Normal Just Like Everybody Else Here: Constructing Rafael Chavez, Stanford University and Reinforcing Heteronormativity at Sex Toy Parties. Amanda May Jungels, United States Army Table 13. The Politics of Race, Gender, Class, and Discussant: Wayne H. Brekhus, University of Missouri Sexuality 393. Section on Sociology of Development Table Presider: Norma E. Fuentes, Princeton University Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Exclusion, Stigmatization, and Civic Imagination: Reflections on the Limits of Civility. Dmitri Shalin, 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: University of Nevada-Las Vegas Session Organizer: Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta Homosexuality and the Black Community: The Question of Why Blacks are Prejudice Towards Table 1. Industry, Technology and Change Homosexuals. Stephanie Alvarez, Florida Atlantic Table Presider: Annabel Ipsen, University of University Wisconsin-Madison Predicting Ambivalence: When Same-Sex Sex is only Commodity Booms and Industrial Change: Examining ‘Sometimes Wrong’. Sarah M Steele, University of the Mechanization of Sugarcane Harvesting in Illinois-Chicago; Allison Suppan Helmuth, Brazil. Ian Robert Carrillo, University of Wisconsin University of Illinois-Chicago Manufacturing a ‘Natural’ Advantage: Mitigating risk through technology and climate. Annabel Ipsen, 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Race, Gender and University of Wisconsin-Madison Class Business Meeting Bringing The Rural to the Urban: The Effects of 391. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Paper Distance Demolishing Technologies on Household Session. Rethinking Race and Nation: Incomes. Scott R. Sanders, Brigham Young Transnational and Comparative Approaches University Table 5. Governance, Bureaucracy and the State Table 2. Gender and Health Table Presider: Zachary Levenson, University of Table Presider: Sarah Garver, The Ohio State California-Berkeley University The Expansion of Healthcare Coverage and Contraceptive Use in light of Marriage and Education Implications for Theories of the Developmental in Rural Malawi: An Adolescent Dilemma. Sarah State. Joseph A. Harris, Boston University Garver, The Ohio State University; Alison Norris, Negotiated Delivery: Technocratic Failure and the The Ohio State University Politics of Housing Delivery in Post-Apartheid Positive ‘Ties’: Female Sterilization and Women’s South Africa. Zachary Levenson, University of Autonomy in India. Sowmya Rajan, University of California-Berkeley North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Ilene Speizer, Innovations in Dam Governance: Participatory University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Lisa Development in the Brazilian Amazon. Peter Calhoun, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Taylor Klein, Bard College Rural Disadvantage and Malaria in Less-Developed State Transformation and the Structure of the Public Nations: A Cross-National Investigation of a Sphere. Simeon J. Newman, University of Neglected Disease. Mark D. Noble, University of Michigan; Laura J. Enriquez, University of North Carolina; Kelly Austin, Lehigh University California-Berkeley Sex and Violence: A Gendered Look at Traditional The State at Play: A Neoliberal History of the Justice and the Search for Human Security. Karnataka Golf Association. Patrick Inglis, Sindiso Mnisi Weeks, University of Grinnell College Massachusetts-Boston Table 6. Perspectives on Inequality and Poverty Table 3. Civil Society, Social Movements and NGOs Table Presider: Brian J. Dill, University of Illinois at Table Presider: Christopher Laurence Gibson, Simon Urbana-Champaign Fraser University Managing or alleviating energy poverty? The impact Effects of Resources, Political Opportunities and of distributed generation (DG) systems. Brian J. Organizational Ecology on the Development of Dill, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign AIDS NGOs in China. Zhiyuan Yu, Fudan Keeping up the neighbors?: Reference groups and University relative deprivation in Ghana. Erin C. Lentz, Pragmatist Movements, Democratic Governance and University of Texas-Austin State-building for Development: Theorizing the The Effects of Health Insurance on Health Status and Sanitary Movement in Urban Brazil. Christopher Health Inequalities. Ke Liang, City University of Laurence Gibson, Simon Fraser University New York-Baruch College The Problems With 'Third Sector’ Solutions: Mechanisms for Hegemonic Control Under Table 7. Historical Perspectives on Development Neoliberalism. Mushahid Hussain, State Table Presider: Amanda Marie Shriwise, Oxford University of New York-Binghamton University Conspire for Power: Trust, Economic Development, Social Policy in a Foreign Policy Context before World and the New Communities’ Program in Two War II: The British Experience. Amanda Marie Chicago Neighborhoods. Teresa Irene Gonzales, Shriwise, Oxford University Knox College Making the Program Officer: the Peace Corps, Negotiating for Space in the Community: The USAID, and the Profession of International Institutionalization of Social Work Agencies in Development. Meghan Elizabeth Kallman, Brown Urban China. Ling Han, University of California- University San Diego The Initiation Of the TFC: When the Global Meets the Local. Ju Li, Central European University Table 4. Markets and Institutions Table Presider: Daniel Thompson, Johns Hopkins 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Sociology of University Development Business Meeting Gray Matters in the Growth of Markets. Valentina Assenova, Yale University; Olav Sorenson, Yale 394. Section on Sociology of Education Paper University Session. Evaluating Educational Programs and Service sector growth in rich democracies. Daniel Policies: Challenges and Successes Thompson, Johns Hopkins University Session Organizer: Laura Theresa Hamilton, University Global Integration and the Carbon Intensity of Well- of California-Merced Being: A Cross National Analysis, 1990-2011. Presider: Barbara L. Schneider, Michigan State Jennifer E. Givens, Washington State University University Do STEM Enrichment Programs Enhance College Readiness for Racial and Ethnic Minorities? Steven 397. Plenary Session. The Rise of Nonmarital Births Elias Alvarado, Cornell University; Paul Muniz, Session Organizer: Paula England, New York University Cornell University Presider: Paula England, New York University Social Capital in Schools: Building Effective "Resource Panelists: Lawrence L. Wu, New York University Centers" for Low-Income High School Students. Alisa Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University Szatrowski, University of California-Berkeley Marcia J. Carlson, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Impacts of Discretionary Spaces in Schooling. An increasing proportion of American women and men have their Janice Aurini, University of Waterloo; Scott Davies, first child, and sometimes subsequent children, outside of marriage. The upward trend began more than a half century ago, and is more University of Toronto; Cathlene Hillier, University of pronounced among those with who are less privileged. For example, Waterloo; Emily Patricia Milne, University of Waterloo; there is almost no such trend among white college graduates. Michael Holland, University of Toronto Nonmarital births are typically to couples in relationships or cohabiting Paradoxes in Transformations in Higher Education: The unions that break up within a few years, leading to substantial complexity and instability in family patterns. Panelists will consider the National Science Foundation ADVANCE Institutional trends, social forces encouraging nonmarital births, and their Change Initiatives. Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern consequences for adults and children. University; Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin Discussant: Barbara L. Schneider, Michigan State 2:30 pm Meetings University 2015-16 ASA Council New Member Orientation Award Selection Committee Chairs with the Committee 395. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper on Awards Session. Sexualities in Family Contexts Committee on Sections Session Organizer: Corinne Reczek, The Ohio State Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities University in Sociology Presider: Jill Evelyn Yavorsky, The Ohio State University Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology Parenting Desires and Intentions Among Sexual Department Resources Group (DRG) Business Meeting Minorities: An Intersectional Approach. Danielle Film/Video Screening. Tough Guise 2: Violence, Wondra, University of California-Los Angeles Manhood and American Culture Raising Teens: Black Single Mothers, Sexuality and Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Council and Racialized Families. Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina Business Meeting State University; Rachel Powell, North Carolina State University; Joslyn Brenton, Ithaca College 2:30 pm Sessions Same-Sex, Same Families? Cross-National Differences 398. Presidential Panel. Do Heterosexual Couples in Support for Same-Sex and Single Parent Families. Avoid Female Superiority and Eroticize Catherine I. Bolzendahl, University of California- Traditionality? Irvine; Simon Cheng, University of Connecticut; Brian Session Organizer: Paula England, New York University Powell, Indiana University Presider: Maria Charles, University of California-Santa Time with Children in Different- and Same-Sex Two- Barbara Parent Families. Kate C. Prickett, University of Panelists: Marianne Bertrand, University of Chicago Texas-Austin; Alexa Martin-Storey, Université de Sabino Kornrich, Emory University Sherbrooke; Robert Crosnoe, University of Texas- Christine Renee Schwartz, University of Wisconsin- Austin Madison Discussant: Mieke Beth Thomeer, University of Alabama- The gender revolution has arguably degendered education and Birmingham careers more than family roles and sexuality. Three panelists present differing views on whether, among heterosexuals, more egalitarian or 396. Theory Section Invited Session. Lewis A. Coser more traditional gender arrangements encourage couples to get Memorial Lecture and Salon married, stay together, and have more frequent sex. What is the Session Organizer: John W. Mohr, University of evidence that partners do gender by avoiding marriages in which women earn more, and divorcing when women’s relative status is too California-Santa Barbara high? How do egalitarian or traditional roles affect how often married Presider: Andrew J. Perrin, University of North Carolina- couples have sex? Is all this changing as women’s superior educational Chapel Hill attainment leads more and more couples to feature a wife who is better Panelist: Marion Fourcade, University of California- educated than her husband? Berkeley 399. Thematic Session. Comparative-Historical

11:30 am Meetings Approaches to Sexuality Session Organizer: Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Section on Consumers and Consumption Business Presider: Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Meeting Panelists: David John Frank, University of California- Section on Race, Gender and Class Business Meeting Irvine Section on Sociology of Development Business Meeting Jyoti Puri, Simmons College 12:30 pm Sessions Amy T. Schalet, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Critics: Adam Isaiah Green, University of Toronto If the disciplines of history and anthropology are associated with Kathleen E. Hull, University of Minnesota the variation in sexual meanings over time and in different cultures, Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College sociology offers a specific competence in attending to comparisons in the contexts of states, markets and other institutions. David John Frank studies the changing cultural infrastructure of world society through 403. Regional Spotlight Session. Latinos in the criminal laws regulating incest, rape, adultery, and sodomy for 100+ Midwest: Incorporation, Mobilizations, and countries. Jyoti Puri is an expert on sexualities, nationalisms and Persisting Challenges transnational feminisms in India and beyond, in her books Woman, Session Organizers: Maura I. Toro-Morn, Illinois State Body, Desire in Post-colonial India, Encountering Nationalism, and the forthcoming Sexuality/State: Decriminalizing Homosexuality in India. University Amy Schalet is the author of Not Under My Roof: Parents, Teens and Marta Maria Maldonado, Oregon State University the Culture of Sex, a comparison of Dutch and American conceptions Latino immigration in a re-emerging gateway: of selfhood. Greggor Mattson is the author of forthcoming pieces on the Incorporation and Challenges in the High Plains. diverging meanings of prostitution in the European Union through the Matthew R. Sanderson, Kansas State University lens of welfare states and transnational feminisms. Building Trust: The Creation of a Latino Business 400. Thematic Session. Former ASA Presidents Network in a Small Midwestern Community. Bridget Reflect on the Study of Sexuality K. Welch, University of South Dakota Session Organizer: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Aquí Estamos y No Nos Vamos:’ Latin@ Placemaking in Pennsylvania Rural Iowa. Marta Maria Maldonado, Oregon State Presider: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania University Panelists: Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University New Destinations within an Old Gateway. Jorge Ortiz, Evelyn Nakano Glenn, University of California- University of Illinois-Chicago Berkeley Given historical patterns of settlement, the social science literature Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania on Latino/a migration and incorporation has tended to focus on large urban centers. In the context of the Midwest, specifically, much This session will examine how sexuality scholarship and other scholarship on Latino/a experiences has focused on the city of fields of sociology can learn from each other. Specifically, what insights Chicago. Yet, we know that Latinos have long been present in many from sexuality research might inform our understanding of culture, other communities across the region. Furthermore, the Midwest is a interaction, evolution, gender, diversity, political movements, social broadly constituted and contested space, a site of ongoing and new stratification, family, the internet and other important areas of society? migrations from established areas of Latino settlement in other parts of And what broad social theories and social trends from outside sexuality the country, and from Latin America and the Caribbean. Chicago, and research might fruitfully inform sexuality studies? Four former ASA a host of other Midwestern cities of various sizes, continue to be Presidents will take on these broad issues. configured and reconfigured by the Latino/a presence. Additionally, for the past three decades, growing numbers of Latinos have settled in a 401. Thematic Session. Sexuality and Religion variety of suburban and rural communities across the region. This Session Organizer: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of paper session features work on the dynamic landscapes constituted by Michigan Latinas/Latinos in the Midwest. We offer work of sociological Presider: Orit Avishai, Fordham University significance presented within a historical and comparative framework, as a way to deepen our understanding of Latino/a experiences in the Panelists: Melissa J. Wilde, University of Pennsylvania Midwest. The Midwest and Chicago are the perfect setting for this Bernadette Barton, Morehead State University conversation, which will highlight: • new and persisting challenges, like Roger Friedland, Departments of Sociology and gentrification, and the challenges (though also opportunities) Religious Studies associated with a growingly heterogeneous Latin@ population) • remarkable Latin@ growth in a range of small and mid-size cities Janet Afary, University of California-Los Angeles across the region (e.g., Omaha, Minneapolis, Des Moines) • the This panel will explore some of the diverse ways that religious browning of the suburbs, and specifically the emergence of Latin@ traditions understand, shape and attempt to monitor sexuality. Melissa suburbs • growth of Latin@ populations as a driver for rural population Wilde examines the ways in which early divisions in the American growth throughout the Midwest, and the emergence of and conditions religious field that seemed connected to sex and gender (e.g. birth of Latino communities in a range of rural new gateways control) were really about race and class. Bernadette Barton will discuss the ways in which Conservative Christian attitudes slow the progress of gay rights. In particular, she will discuss the gap between 404. Departmental Management and Leadership those states with institutional protections for gay people, including Workshop. Lessons for Departments and Faculty marriage, and those that do not even have a state- wide fairness from the Bachelors and Beyond Surveys: ordinance. Roger Friedland and Janet Afary will discuss Islam, gender Suggestions for Enhancing Labor Market and and intimacy. Non-Labor Market Outcomes 402. Author Meets Critics Session. Queering Session Organizer: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Marriage: Challenging Family Formation in the Michigan University United States (Rutgers University Press, 2013) by Leader: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Michigan Katrina Kimport University Session Organizer: Mary Bernstein, University of Co-Leaders: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Connecticut Sociological Association Author: Katrina E. Kimport, University of California-San Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Association Data gathering for the second NSF-funded, longitudinal Bachelor’s Francisco and Beyond surveys – tracing the experiences of a national cohort of Presider: Mary Burke, University of Vermont 2012 sociology majors during and after their baccalaureate experience – has been completed. In this workshop we review key findings Beyond Fundamental Issues regarding the jobs sociology majors have obtained 18 months after Session Organizers: Amanda May Jungels, United their graduation and the strategies that are most likely to lead to career- type employment. In addition, we move beyond a discussion of the States Army labor market outcomes of a college education to explore other ways in Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College which college experiences affect graduates’ lives – including graduates’ Leader: Amanda May Jungels, United States Army satisfaction with their major, their living arrangements, and their civic Co-Leader: Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College participation. Workshop participants will be asked to share their experiences working with undergraduates to prepare them both for Panelists: Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University career success and for the development of meaningful personal and Chong-suk Han, Middlebury College civic lives. We hope both to broaden the discussion of the impact of Jason Ronald Orne, University of Wisconsin-Madison college on graduates and to prompt a useful exchange on the ways in Teaching topics related to sexuality can be challenging for even the which faculty and departments have been innovative in preparing most experienced instructors. Students may resist sociological students for a full range of meaningful adult experiences. approaches to commonly associated topics and issues, and instructors often deal with complex and sensitive subjects. Past workshops offered 405. Professional Development Workshop. European at ASA were designed to introduce instructors to teaching sexuality Research Council - Funding for U.S. Sociologists independently or within a general course. This workshop addresses the (and Elsewhere!) Willing to Explore Ideas or need for discussion and guidance on advanced issues related to teaching sexuality, including handling sensitive/controversial topics; Territories Never Explored Before dealing with student reluctance; managing disclosures in the Session Organizer: Lionel Thelen, European Research classroom; creating a sex-positive environment; garnering Council administrative support; and handling media exposure. Panelists will Leader: Lionel Thelen, European Research Council include a diverse set of experienced instructors with a variety of In Turbulent Times not only banks, institutions, companies or even perspectives and approaches to the subject. The workshop is designed countries are under pressure but also individuals and, among them, for experienced sexualities instructors who wish to improve their skills, researchers. Studying crisis times can be of the utmost interest for discuss challenges, and share innovations and techniques. social sciences in general and for sociology in particular. Unfortunately another feature of our hectic times are, in US and in various countries 408. Visual Media Poster Presentation worldwide, financial difficulties to make ends meet as well as limited Session Organizer: Christopher Uggen, University of budgets for universities, research centres and, subsequently, frequent Minnesota cuts in social sciences research funding. Taking the exact opposite 1. Challenging the Myth of Entitlement: Students’ position, the ERC funding capability increases each year and the part of the budget devoted to social sciences has been bettered from 2015 Perceptions of Grade Inflation at an Elite University. onwards. With funding up to 3.75 million $ for a 5 year project, the ERC Clara S Lewis, Stanford University; Minkee Kim Sohn, has become – in less than 8 years – one of the major funding bodies Stanford University; Erik Holmvik, Stanford University; worldwide and certainly the most generous for Social Sciences and Breanna Della Williams, Stanford University; Mara Humanities. “What do the ERC schemes have to offer to sociologists?” “How to get started with an application?” “How to increase your Chin Loy, Stanford University chances to get funding?” “What are the main hitches to avoid?” These 2. College Sex and Relationships in the Hookup Era. are all relevant questions that will be raised during this workshop. Do Jessie Ford, New York University; Paula England, not hesitate to bring yours! This session is opened to all sociologists New York University; Jonathan Marc Bearak, New aiming to design and lead to their good end ground-breaking research projects. The presentations will be done by ERC Scientific Staff as well York University as by Grantees and Panel Evaluators. Each presentation will be 3. Compton’s Cafeteria Riot: A Case Study of Exclusion, followed by a Q&A session and presenters will of course be available Empowerment, and Collective Action of Hyper- during the whole duration of the Conference to answer your queries. marginalized Communities. Angela Perone, Flyers, reports and publications will be available to help you inasmuch as possible, not forgetting, last but not least, our website: University of Michigan http://erc.europa.eu/ 4. Curators of Cool: Creative Tourism and the Gentrification of Wynwood. Emily V Cleary, Florida 406. Policy and Research Workshop. Grant Writing Atlantic University; Lacey Langlois, Florida Atlantic for Sociology Students: Disciplinary and University Interdisciplinary Opportunities and Strategies 5. Global Hybridization and the Cultural Other in US Session Organizer: Dana M. Britton, State University of Children’s Television: Dora, Kai-Lan, & Caillou. Jon New Jersey-Rutgers D. Carlson, University of California-Merced Leader: Dana M. Britton, State University of New Jersey- 6. How Much Does Early Achievement Matter? An Rutgers Intragenerational, Non-linear Approach to Co-Leader: Laura Kramer, Montclair State University Understanding Early-Childhood (Dis)Advantage. This workshop will focus on effective practices for preparing proposals for funding. We will review recognized strategies for Benjamin G. Gibbs, Brigham Young University; Lance identifying potential funding sources appropriate for various career D. Erickson, Brigham Young University; Ian Peacock, stages. We will provide an overview of how funding organizations Brigham Young University work, discuss how to read calls for proposals or solicitations, how to 7. Long-distance relationships?: Quantifying intellectual work on proposals, and how to work on revisions. We will help participants to understand the role of reviewers and decision makers distance between university departments and and to bring all of these elements together in crafting the strongest interdisciplinary programs. Molly M. King, Stanford possible proposals. University 8. Sleuthing Sexual Subjectivities in Murdered 407. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sexuality: Sweetheart Ballads. Sine Anahita, University of Alaska-Fairbanks Ahistorical Antiracism: Understanding French Blacks' 9. The (In)visibility of Race, Ethnicity, and Religion: A Opposition to Affirmative Action. Crystal Marie Comparison of Mexican and Irish Americans in Fleming, State University of New York-Stony Brook; Chicago. Christopher Robert Carroll, Northwestern Hewan Girma, State University of New York-Stony University Brook 10. The Mapping Sessions: Chicago House Music Diversity Trends in Higher Education: Comparing the Culture, Chicago’s Black Social Clubs, and The Great Effects of Race-Neutral and Race-Conscious Policies. Migration. Abra Johnson, City Colleges of Chicago; David John Luke, University of Kentucky Meida McNeal, Independent Scholar; Felicia Holman, The Dividends of Diversity?: Linking Work Group Racial Independent Scholar; Aisha Jean-Baptiste, Composition, Minority Status, and Within-Race Independent Scholar; Jo de Presser, DJ, Presenter Inequality. Corey D. Fields, Stanford University; 11. A Suitable Match: A Study of Class in Same-Gender Marion Coddou, Stanford University; Koji Rafael Relationships. Nell Beecham, London School of Chavez, Stanford University Economics and Political Science Discussant: David G. Embrick, Loyola University- 13. Examining the Effects of Churches on Neighborhood Chicago Crime Rates. Michelle D. Mioduszewski, University of California-Irvine 410. Regular Session. Children/Youth/Adolescents 12. Effects of Technology for Students in the Digital Age. Session Organizer: Marisol Karina Clark-Ibanez, Angel Rebecca Hoekstra, University of Colorado- California State University-San Marcos Boulder; Douglas Duncan, University of Colorado- Presider: Marisol Karina Clark-Ibanez, California State Boulder; Bethany R Wilcox, University of Colorado- University-San Marcos Boulder Growing up in Recessionary Ireland. Delma Byrne, 14. From the Trenches of the Deep South: Advancing National University of Ireland-Maynooth Conceptions of Allyhood. Trina S. Smith, Georgia Imagining Intergenerational Collaboration: Approaches to Southern University Equality in the Peruvian Movement of Working 16. Healthy People 2020 and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Children. Jessica Karen Taft, University of California- and Transgender Health. Christina Natasha Dragon, Santa Cruz National Center for Health Statistics/ CDC Being Modern and Modest: South Asian Young British 15. Growing Pains or Appreciable Gains? Examining Muslims Negotiating Multiple Influences on their Neighborhood Trajectories of Change and Crime in Identity. Michela Franceschelli, University of London Southern California. Nicholas Branic, University of The Global State of Children’s Inequality: Introducing the California-Irvine; John R. Hipp, University of Worldwide Outlook for Children. Brian Gran, Case California-Irvine Western Reserve University; Maria Schmeeckle, 17. How Same-sex Couples’ Market Earnings Influence Illinois State University the Amount of Time They Perform Housework. A 411. Regular Session. Comparative Sociology: The Time-Use Approach. Wen-Ling Kung, State Paradoxes of Success and Failure in Comparative University of New York-Albany Sociology 18. Integrating Identity Theories: A Multi-level Model of Session Organizer: Cedric de Leon, Providence College Identity and Pro-ecological Behavior. Tobin N. Presider: Cedric de Leon, Providence College Walton, University of Tennessee; Robert Emmet Epistemologies and the Structure of Comparison in the Jones, University of Tennessee Study of Revolution, 1970-2009. Colin J. Beck, 19. The Impact of Parent-Child Relationships on Pomona College Educational Outcomes for Youth with Learning The Revolution’s Two Bodies: Rethinking the Rise of Disabilities. Bethany Rigles, University of Colorado- China’s Cultural Revolution Activism. Xiaohong Xu, Boulder National University-Singapore 20. The Other Asian Population: 2000 to 2011-2013. The French Colonial State and Patrimonialism: Stella U. Ogunwole, U.S. Census Bureau; Myoung Comparing Tunisia and Algeria. Mounira Maya Ouk Kim, U.S. Census Bureau; Bashir Ahmed, U.S. Charrad, University of Texas-Austin; Daniel Jaster, Census Bureau University of Texas 409. Regular Session. Affirmative Action Why Didn’t the Economic Crisis Dislodge Economic Session Organizer: Sharon M. Collins, University of Orthodoxy? Bridging Idealist and Materialist Illinois-Chicago Accounts. Barry Eidlin, State University of New Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago Jersey-Rutgers A National Investigation of Bans on Affirmative Action Discussant: Cedric de Leon, Providence College and Racial Differences in College Destination. 412. Regular Session. Consumers and Consumption Pamela R. Bennett, City University of New York- Session Organizer: Faye Linda Wachs, California State Queens College; Amy Lutz, Syracuse University Polytechnic University Contextualizing Tastes of Necessity: Understanding the Effect in the Performance of Household Labor. Food Preferences of People of Low Socio-Economic Theodore N. Greenstein, North Carolina State Status. Michelle Szabo, University of Toronto; Shyon University S. Baumann, University of Toronto; Josee Johnston, The Relationship between the Division of Household University of Toronto Labor and Satisfaction with Work-family Balance. Economic Constraints on Taste Formation and the True Mariona Lozano, McGill University; Dana Hamplova, Cost of Healthy Eating. Caitlin Daniel, Harvard Charles University; Celine Le Bourdais, McGill University University Valuing Fair Trade: Fair Trade Consumption as Gift vs Who Does the Dishes? Fairness and Household Chores. Market Exchange. Mary Beth Finch, Northwestern Mayumi Nakamura, University of Toyama; Mito University Akiyoshi, Senshu University Westerning China? Chinese Consumption of Western Discussant: Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University Commodities and Lifestyles. Weiwei Zhang, Georgetown University 415. Regular Session. Political Culture Taking Back a Bit of Control: Managing the Session Organizer: Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Contaminated Body through Consumption. Norah University of California-Santa Barbara MacKendrick, MacKendrick; Lindsay M Stevens, Presider: Joseph A. Conti, University of Wisconsin- State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Madison How to become an Islamophobic dominant intellectual: 413. Regular Session. Cross-National Sociology the Italian success of Oriana Fallaci’s “Trilogy” (2001- Session Organizer: Eileen M. Otis, University of Oregon 2006). Bruno Cousin, University of Lille 1; Tommaso Presider: Eileen M. Otis, University of Oregon Vitale, Sciences Po, CEE Floods, Invaders, Parasites: Immigration Threat Political Culture behind the Iron Curtain: Explaining the Narratives and Right-Wing Populism in the United Puzzling Case of the Bulgarian Democratic States, United Kingdom and Australia. Jackie Lee Transition. Ana Velitchkova, Centre For Social Hogan, Bradley University; Kristin Haltinner, Conflict and Cohesion Studies University of Idaho Political Trust and Asian Societies: Explaining Chinese Labor market insiders or outsiders? A cross-national Exceptionalism to the “Paradox of Distance”. Cary examination of redistributive preferences by the Wu, University of British Columbia; Rima Wilkes, The working poor. Asaf Levanon, University of Haifa; Orly University of British of Columbia Nitis, University of Haifa Rethinking Political Culture in Egypt: Secular Frames, Resisting Empire and Building an Alternative Future in Religious Values and Contentious Discourse. Martin Medicine and Public Health. Rebeca Jasso-Aguilar, Timothy Rowe, Boston University University of New Mexico; Howard Waitzkin, University of New Mexico 416. Regular Session. Sociology of Higher Education Scientific Progress, Risk and Development: Explaining II - "Legitimate" Institutional Expansion, Attitudes Toward Science Cross-Nationally. Anne M. Transformation, and Stratification Price, Valdosta State University; Lindsey P. Peterson, Session Organizer: Regina Deil-Amen, University of Mississippi State University Arizona The Impact of Accession to the European Union on Presider: Katharine Broton, University of Wisconsin- Suicide Rates: A Cross-National Time-Series Madison Analysis. Sylwia Piatkowska, State University of New College for All, Degrees for Few:For-Profit Colleges and York-Albany; Lawrence E. Raffalovich, State Socioeconomic Differences in Degree Attainmen. University of New York-Albany; Steven F. Messner, Dafna Gelbgiser, Cornell University State University of New York Online Education Institutionalized: Through the Lens of Discussant: Timothy P. Moran, State University of New Faculty, Administrator, and External Organization York-Stony Brook Institutional Logics. Lauren A. Nicoll, Northeastern University 414. Regular Session. New Directions in Research on The Organizational Double Bind: How Professional Housework Schools Respond to Prolonged Uncertainty. Caitlin Session Organizer: David J. Maume, University of Petre, New York University Cincinnati How to Rank Colleges: Reproducers of Privilege or Presider: David J. Maume, University of Cincinnati Transformers? Allison L. Hurst, Oregon State Purchases, Penalties, and Power: The Relationship University between Earnings and Housework. Daniel L. Discussant: Mitchell L. Stevens, Stanford University Carlson, Georgia State University; Jamie L. Lynch, St. Norbert College 417. Regular Session. Urban Sociology: Perspectives New Evidence for the Gender-Deviance Neutralization on Urban Change Session Organizer: Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut New Possibilities: Gender and embodiment in the Presider: Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut human-horse context. Keri Jacqueline Brandt, Fort The Environmentalization of Desirability: Linking Lewis College ecological upgrading and social displacement in the Discussant: Leslie Irvine, University of Colorado capitalist city. Daniel Aldana Cohen, New York University; Hillary Angelo, New York University; 420. Section on Body and Embodiment Paper Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York University Session. Embodied Encounters: Beauty, Pap Transforming Neighborhoods: How Arts, Walking, Mixed Smears, Citizenship and Bodily Capital Use, Buzz, and Social Movements Generate Local Session Organizer: Lynne Gerber, University of Area Effects. Terry Nichols Clark, University of California-Berkeley Chicago; Brian Knudsen, ; Christopher Michael Presider: Sarah Pollock, Temple University Graziul, University of Chicago; Aaron Isaksen, New Body Hair: The Final Frontier of Alternative Beauty York University; Maxime Jaffre, University of Avignon Campaigns. Helana Darwin, State University of New Gentrification, Boulevard Revitalization and Authentic York-Stony Brook Urbanism in Northeast Los Angeles. Jan C. Lin, Embodied Citizenship: The Body and Undocumented Occidental College Mobilization in Brussels. Thomas Swerts, University Globalization and Gentrification on Local Shopping of Chicago Streets: Regulation, Revitalization, Moral Ownership. Learning to Perceive the Body: Entanglements of Sharon Zukin, City University of New York-Brooklyn Embodied Perception in Pelvic Exam Simulations. College and Graduate Center; Philip Kasinitz, City Kelly Underman, University of Illinois-Chicago University of New York-Graduate Center; Xiangming The Promise and Limits of Bourdieu's “Bodily Capital”: Chen, Trinity College Theorizing Embodiment and Inequality. David J. Discussant: Miriam Greenberg, University of California- Hutson, Whitman College Santa Cruz Discussant: Elise Paradis, University of Toronto 418. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper 421. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Session. Disability over the Life Course Movements Invited Session. Big Data and Social Session Organizer: Eva Kahana, Case Western Reserve Movement Research University Session Organizer: Edwin Amenta, University of Presider: Eva Kahana, Case Western Reserve University California-Irvine Adult Children’s Serious Health Conditions and the Flow Presider: Edwin Amenta, University of California-Irvine of Support between the Generations. Megan Gilligan, Panelists: Christopher A. Bail, Duke University Iowa State University; J. Jill Suitor, Purdue University; Neal Caren, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Marissa Rurka, Purdue University; Gulcin Con, John D. McCarthy, Pennsylvania State University Purdue University; Karl Pillemer, Cornell University Brayden G. King, Northwestern University Children with Disabilities and Trajectories of Mothers’ 422. Section on Communication and Information Consumer Debt Across the Life Course. Jason N. Technologies Paper Session. Inequalities and Houle, Dartmouth; Lawrence Berger, University of Communication, Media, and Information Wisconsin-Madison Technologies Disability Over the Life Course: The Unique Experiences Session Organizer: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara of Little People and Their Parents. Anna Neller, University University of Toledo Gender and the Internet, Revisited. Hiroshi Ono, Generational perspectives on the dialectic between Hitotsubashi University; Madeline Zavodny, Agnes gerontology and disability studies. Eva Kahana, Case Scott College Western Reserve University; Jeffrey Steven Kahana, Participation in a digital world: How seniors make sense Mount Saint Mary College of and use ICTs. Anabel Quan-Haase, University of Discussant: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University Western Ontario; Kim Martin, Western University; 419. Section on Animals and Society Paper Session. Kathleen Schreurs, Western University Sex, Gender, and the Nonhuman Body Race, Ethnicity and the Strength of Facebook Ties Session Organizer: Colter Ellis, Montana State University among U.S. Adolescents. Gustavo S. Mesch, Presider: Colter Ellis, Montana State University University of Haifa Cat-sized Hole in My Heart: Companion Animal Adoption Invaluable Expectations: An Expectancy-Value Theory as Social Activism. Jennifer Blevins Sinski, University Analysis of Youths’ College Motivation. Christopher of Louisville Ball, Michigan State University; Tim Kuo-Ting Huang, Navigating the Role of Responsibility: Habitus, Michigan State University; Shelia R. Cotten, Michigan Socialization and Human Impact on Animal Welfare. State University; RV Rikard, North Carolina State Erin Nicole Kidder, University of Texas-San Antonio University; LaToya O'Neal Coleman, Michigan State University Bridging the Digital Gap between Wealthier and Poorer Chorev, Brown University Students? A Cross-National Analysis. Josef Kuo- Organized Hypocrisy and Global Corporate Governance: Hsun Ma, University of Connecticut; Todd E. Vachon, National and Global Influences on Global Corporate University of Connecticut Responsibility Disclosure. Alwyn Lim, University of Southern California 423. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Paper Constructing the Rational Actor: Boundary Work in U.S. Session. Classic and Emerging Perspectives Codex Politics. Jessica Epstein, Reed College Session Organizer: Jukka Savolainen, University of Coming out of the Penumbra: World Cultural Implications Nebraska for Divorce. Cheng Tong Lir Wang, University of Presider: Andrea M. Leverentz, University of California-Irvine Massachusetts-Boston The Effect of the Global Campaign against Intimate Accounting for Actions: Techniques of Neutralization and Partner Violence on Individuals’ Attitudes. Taylor the Maintenance of Identity Among Perpetrators of Brown, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Genocide. Emily Philipp, Boston University; Emily Katrina Hauschildt, University of Michigan; Louisa Schulz, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Hollie Roberts, The Ohio State University; Jeffrey Swindle, Nyseth Brehm, The Ohio State University; University of Michigan Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota Understanding the Social Context of New Parochialism. 426. Section on International Migration Paper Andrea M. Leverentz, University of Massachusetts- Session. Immigrant Organizations and the Boston; Monica Williams, Weber State University Assimilation/Transnationalism Divide A Network Approach to Social Reintegration: Network Session Organizer: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of Inequality among Men in Transition from Prison to California Community. Robert Riggs, New York University Presider: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of California Gender Moderation and Delinquency in the Moving to Assimilating Through Social Networks? The Importance Opportunity Intervention: The Role of Extended of Networks in Assimilation Trajectories. Andrew N. Neighborhoods. Corina Graif, Pennsylvania State Le, University of California-Los Angeles University Of Boundaries and Codes: The Cultural Practices of Nationality in Immigrant Organizations. Marcelle 424. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Mandisa Medford-Lee, University of Chicago Economic Inequality in Wealth, Assets, and Credit Pakistani Migrant Organizations in London, Toronto and Session Organizer: Leslie McCall, Northwestern New York City. Ali R. Chaudhary, Oxford University University Transnational Repression, Diaspora Mobilization, and Presider: Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Michigan the Arab Spring. Dana M. Moss, University of Bad Timing: Social Stratification in a Mass-Participatory California-Irvine Asset Bubble. Adam Goldstein, Harvard University Discussant: Alejandro Portes, Princeton University Sharing or Limiting Wealth? The Relationship Between Family Structure and Net Worth in Two Countries. 427. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. Michelle Lee Maroto, University of Alberta; Laura Rating Health Aylsworth, University of Alberta Session Organizer: Dana Garbarski, Loyola University- State interventions in fringe lending to the poor: Chicago assessing the effects of the Military Lending Act. Presider: Dana Garbarski, Loyola University-Chicago Roman V. Galperin, Johns Hopkins University; Kaili Can Housework Help? Gender, Time Use And Mauricio, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Disparities In Meeting Physical Activity Requirements. Wealth Inequality among Young Adults during the Great Rachel Cusatis, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Recession of 2008. Radha Modi, University of Noelle A. Chesley, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Pennsylvania; Abigail A. Sewell, Emory University Unpacking the Black Box: Using Psychophysiology to Discussants: Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Michigan Better Understand Masculinities, Aging, and Health. Richard Benton, University of Illinois at Urbana- Kristen W. Springer, State University of New Jersey- Champaign Rutgers; Brandon Lee Kramer, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Mary Himmelstein, State 425. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology University of New Jersey-Rutgers Paper Session. Global Governance and Local Identity shaping definitions of health and illness: using Practices autonomy as a health compass. Tania L. Pacheco Session Organizers: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Werner, California State University-Fresno Michigan Latino Children’s Self-rated Health: The Origin of a Matthias Koenig, University of Goettingen Double Paradox? Kelly Kato, State University of New Presider: Jason Beckfield, Harvard University Jersey-Rutgers; Sharon Bzostek, State University of Transnational Origins of Local Production: Making New Jersey-Rutgers Medicines in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Nitsan Discussant: Jenna Nobles, University of Wisconsin- 430. Section on Political Economy of the World- Madison System Invited Session. One World-System or Many? A Critical Appraisal of the Work of 428. Section on Methodology Paper Session. Christopher Chase-Dunn Creative Methodological Approaches to Data Session Organizer: Jeffrey D. Kentor, Eastern Michigan Collection and Analysis University Session Organizer: Zack W. Almquist, University of Presider: Jeffrey D. Kentor, Eastern Michigan University Minnesota Panelists: Albert J. Bergesen, University of Arizona Contextualizing Mechanisms Using Big Data. Jessica Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern University Santana, Stanford University; Scott Westenberger, Stanford University; Paolo Parigi, Stanford University 431. Section on Race, Gender and Class Paper Quantity vs quality: A survey experiment to improve the Session. Activism and Intersectionality: Scholars, network scale-up method. Dennis Feehan, Princeton Organizations and Youth Navigating Resistance University; Aline Umubyeyi, University of Rwanda; Session Organizer: Hava Rachel Gordon, University of Mary Mahy, Joint United Nations Programme on Denver HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS); Wolfgang Hladik, Centers for Presider: Hava Rachel Gordon, University of Denver Disease Control and Prevention; Matthew J. 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Ana Campos-Holland, Connecticut College; The Face of the Movement: Race, Gender, Body Type, Brooke Dinsmore, Connecticut College; Kasmine and Sexualization in Social Movement Media. Corey Kelekay, Connecticut College Lee Wrenn, Colorado State University 429. Section on Organizations, Occupations and 432. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. Work Paper Session. Gender at Work Social Psychology in Context: Dimensions of Session Organizers: Heather A. Haveman, University of Health, Stress, Danger, and Subjective Experience California-Berkeley Session Organizer: Timothy J. Owens, Kent State Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota University Presider: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Presider: Timothy J. Owens, Kent State University Not just a caregiver’s problem: The negative Adult Mortality Five Years After a Natural Disaster: consequences of workplace flexibility bias for all Evidence from the Indian Ocean Tsunami. Jessica Y. workers. Lindsey Trimble O'Connor, California State Ho, Duke University; Elizabeth Frankenberg, Duke University-Channel Islands University; Cecep Sumantri, SurveyMETER, Consequences of Expanding and Curtailing Use of Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Duncan Thomas, Duke Flexible Work Arrangements: A Longitudinal Study of University Team Performance. Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca Identifying Same-Sex Couples’ Unique Experiences of College; Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes, Boston College; Minority Stress: A Dyadic Mixed Methods Analysis. Jacquelyn Boone James, Boston College David M Frost, Columbia University; Allen J. LeBlanc, For Love or Money? Gender Differences in Approaches San Francisco State University; Brian de Vries, San to Getting a Job. Weiyi Ng, University of California - Francisco State University; Eli Alston-Stepnitz, San Berkeley; Ming De Leung, University of California- Francisco State University; Rob Stephenson, Emory Berkeley University; Cory Woodyatt, Emory University Women Don't Mean Business? Signaling Effect of Jurors’ Subjective Experiences of Deliberations: The Female Board Appointments and Consequences for Tangled Nature of Status Characteristics. Alix Winter, Firm Value. Isabelle Solal, INSEAD; Kaisa Elina Harvard University Snellman, INSEAD; Eric Uhlmann, INSEAD Perceptions of neighborhood danger in older adulthood: Minority producers and pricing in the Champagne An individual differences perspective. James Duncan industry: The case of female grape growers”. Iveniuk, University of Chicago Amandine Ody-Brasier, Yale University; Isabel Patterns of psycho-social distress among middle-aged Fernandez-Mateo, London Business School and elderly Swedes. Miia Bask, University of Bergen 433. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Who Seeks Help? Students’ Help-Seeking Behaviors Art, Money, and Meaning in College Choice Process. Hye Won Ahn, Session Organizer: Fiona Rose-Greenland, University of University of Iowa Chicago Presider: Alexandra Marie Kowalski, Central European Table 2. Immigration and Education University Table Presider: Susan K. Brown, University of Art in the Shadows: Producer as Gatekeeper. Hannah California-Irvine Linda Wohl, Northwestern University Educational Attainment and Civic Participation among Picking the Next Art Stars: Curators and their Social Ties Second Generation Immigrants: The Importance in the Whitney Biennial. Fabio Rojas, Indiana of Social Embeddedness during Adolescence. University; Peter Lista, Indiana University Joanna Wu, University of Illinois at Urbana- Prices for Art by Female and Male Artists of African Champaign; Christy L. Lleras, University of Illinois Descent in the Auction Market. Patricia A. Banks, Learning More than Language: An Examination of Mount Holyoke College Student Achievement in English Immersion and Value Measurement Systems, Professional Narratives Bilingual Programs. Sandra Anna Alvear, Rice and the (Un)Making of Market Regimes in Twentieth- University Century American Advertising. Stefan Schwarzkopf, The Academic Trajectory of Children of Immigrants: Copenhagen Business School Consistent Success or Catching-up? Aspen Discussant: Erica H. Coslor, University of Melbourne Chen, University of Connecticut Sibling, please help: The emergence of resource- 434. Section on Sociology of Development Paper procuring children in the United States. Yader R. Session. Neglected Issues in the Sociology of Lanuza, University of California-Irvine Development It is all about hope: Immigrants’ educational Session Organizer: Wendy Wolford, Cornell University expectations in Spain. Hector Cebolla-Boado, A Cross-National Comparison of Sub-National Variation. UNED; Amparo Gonzales, CSIC Madrid; Yasemin Elaine Enriquez, Princeton University Soysal, University of Essex The Many Ways to Conceptualize a Person and Global Development. Becky Yang Hsu, Georgetown Table 3. Health and Education University Cooling Out Undergraduates with Health The Challenges of Maintaining Menstrual Hygiene in Impairments: The Freshman Experience. Jamie Rural India. Rita Jalali, American University M. Carroll, University of Texas-Austin; Chandra War and Development: Questions, Answers and Muller, University of Texas; Evangeleen Pattison, Prospects for the 21st Century. Gregory Hooks, University of Texas-Austin McMaster University Race, Gender, Adolescent Obesity, and Educational Weberian Bureaucracy and Health: Does Bureaucratic Attainment. Evangeleen Pattison, University of State Capacity Improve Wellbeing? Erin Metz Texas-Austin; Chandra Muller, University of Texas McDonnell, University of Notre Dame Race/Ethnic and Sex Differences in the Effects of 435. Section on Sociology of Education Roundtable College Degrees on Health Behaviors. Elizabeth Session and Business Meeting Lawrence, University of Colorado Student Estimation of Campus Mental Health Service 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Use. Kathleen M. Brennan, Western Carolina Session Organizers: Anna R. Haskins, Cornell University University; Jalen Brown, Western Carolina Oren Pizmony-Levy, Columbia University University; Kim Gorman, Western Carolina University Table 1. College Choice Table Presider: Eric Grodsky, University of Wisconsin Table 4. Higher Education: Beyond the BA Safety, Match, or Reach? How Constrained College Table Presider: Angela Durante, Saint Xavier University Searches Create Postsecondary Academic A Change in Plans: The Career Prospects of Recent Mismatch. Erik Westlund, Johns Hopkins Ph.D. Graduates in Academia. Brittany Etmanski, University University of Guelph; David Michael Walters, Selecting Among the Best: Gatekeeping at America's University of Guelph; David Zarifa, Nipissing Most Selective Universities. Jonathan D. University Schwarz, University of Notre Dame Conventionals and Returnees: Preparation, Student Application Strategies: Search Approaches, Confidence, and Cynicism among Law Students. Constructing Choice Sets, and College Yung-Yi Diana Pan, City University of New York- Destinations. Kristin Marie Jordan, Indiana Brooklyn College University Putting on a Professional Face: Understanding the Emotion Management Experiences of Graduate Assistants. Dajuan Ferrell, University of Education. Dara Renee Shifrer, Rice University; Wisconsin-Milwaukee Rachel Elizabeth Fish, University of Wisconsin- Service and Teaching: Women’s Hidden Labor in Madison Academia. Christina Falci, University of Paradoxes and Inequities in Special Education and Nebraska-Lincoln the Law. Catherine Kramarczuk Voulgarides, New York University; Alexandra Aylward, New York Table 5. Race, Gender and STEM University; Adai Tefera, Arizona State University; Table Presider: Adam Gamoran, William T. Grant Alfredo J. Artiles, Arizona State University Foundation Does Compliance Matter? Racial Disproportionality Gender, Family Background, and Choices of Major of and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. STEM Students. Hongbo Wang, Hong Kong Catherine Kramarczuk Voulgarides, New York University of Science and Technology; Cameron University Campbell, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Table 9. The Role and Influence of Teachers Organizational Culture and Development of “Science Table Presider: Judson G. Everitt, Loyola University- Identity:” An Analysis of Women and Minorities in Chicago STEM. Rebecca Beals, University of New Mexico Are White Teachers More Likely to Leave Their Socioeconomic Differences in College Student School If They Have a Black Principal? Samantha Persistence in STEM. Chelsea Moore, University Viano, Vanderbilt University; Seth Hunter, of Massachusetts Vanderbilt University Gendered Perceptions of Typical Engineers across Triangulation of Teachers’ Academic Perceptions and Specialties for Engineering Majors. Margaret S. Expectations of Students by Race. Jeannie Kim, Kelley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; New York University Kimberley Bryan, University of Illinois at Urbana- Value-Added Scores for Teachers in High Need Champaign Schools. Dara Renee Shifrer, Rice University School Composition, Teacher Quality, and Teacher Table 6. Parental Involvement and Higher Education Retention. Amie Bostic, Duke University Table Presider: Susan A. Dumais, City University of New York-Lehman College Table 10. School Context: Composition, Disruptions and Identity, Independence, and Information: Low-income Discipline Helicopter Parents and College Match. Kri Table Presider: Emily A. Bowman, Coe College Burkander, Educational Testing Service A Structural Model of Middle School Power Sports, Shadow Privilege: How Independent Educational Sense of School Membership and Student Consultants Help Advantaged Families to Delinquency. Stephen Caldas, Manhattanville Negotiate Access to Higher Education. Jill M. College; Stephanie V Caldas, Johns Hopkins Smith, Brandeis University; Ken Chih-Yan Sun, University; Kevin Kurrus, North Shore High School Hong Kong Baptist University An International Study of Schools with High The Effects of Parental and Peer Association on Proportions of Students from Single-Parent Adolescents’ College Graduation Outcomes: An Families:. Jaap Dronkers, Maastricht University; HLM Approach. Thomas Milton Maestas, Gert-Jan Veerman, University of Amsterdam; University of New Mexico Suet-ling Pong, Pennsylvania State University Separate and Unequal: Hukou-based School Table 7. Extracurricular Schooling Segregation and Educational Inequality in Urban Table Presider: Karolyn Tyson, University of North China. Duoduo Xu, Hong Kong University of Carolina-Chapel Hill Science and Technology; Xiaogang Wu, Hong Relational Trust: An Ethnographic Look at Staff and Kong University of Science and Technology Students’ Relationships in an After School War at Work - The Inner Dynamics of Strategic Program. Jessica Lipschultz, New York University threats and Violence in Swedish Schools. The Hyper Education of Asian Americans: Gender, Antoinette Hetzler, Lund University; Axel Sport, and Spelling Bees. Pawan H. Dhingra, Fredholm, Lund University Tufts University The Marketable Self: Extracurricular Life at Harvard Table 11. Higher Education and the Labor Market College. Tom Wooten, Harvard University Table Presider: Vida Maralani, Yale University Academic Specialization, Double Majoring, and the Table 8. Special Education Positive Returns to Breadth in Academic Table Presider: Jeffrey Grigg, Johns Hopkins University Knowledge. Richard N. Pitt, Vanderbilt University; Differences across Schools in Otherwise Similar Whitney Nicole Laster Pirtle, University of Students’ Likelihood of Placement into Special California-Merced Family Origin and College Graduates’ First Job Table 14. The Racial Context of Schools and Schooling Earnings Evidence from China. Zhonglu li, Hong Table Presider: R. L'Heureux Lewis-McCoy, City Kong University of Science and Technology University of New York-City College Freshmen’s, Sophomores’ and Finalists’ Employment: Reconciling Racism: Racial Inequality in Post- Social Inequalities in Student Jobs and Their Apartheid South African Schools. Chana Teeger, Development during Higher Education. Marita University of Johannesburg Jacob, University of Cologne; S. Maria Gerth, Trust Me, You Are Going to College: How Trust University of Cologne; Felix Weiss, Leibniz- Influences Academic Achievement in Black Males. Institute for the Social Sciences Stuart Rhoden, Arizona State University Academic Segregation: Racializing Achievement and Table 12. Social Capital across Schooling Contexts Criminalizing Failure in a Context of New Diversity. Table Presider: Ruth N. Lopez Turley, Rice University Sean Drake, Universität Konstanz; Gilberto Q. School Type, Social Capital, and Young Children: Conchas, University of California-Irvine; Leticia Testing the Ideas of Coleman and Bourdieu. Oseguera, Pennsylvania State University Jennifer Lynn Triplett, Anderson University Institutional Opportunity Structures: Revisiting Racial Social Capital, Race, and Their Effects on Magnet Stratification at an Elite Higher Education School Choice. David Diego Torres, Rice Institution. David Antonio Mickey-Pabello, University; Vansa Shewakramani, William Marsh University of Michigan Rice University Adolescents’ Friends and College Completion: The Table 15. Politics, Curriculum and Reform Moderating Role of Parental Social Closure. Brian Table Presider: Kendra Bischoff, Cornell University Vincent Carolan, Montclair State University; David (Dis)Connecting Service and a Sense of Politics. T. Lardier Jr., Montclair State University David Harker, Colorado College The legacy of individual and institutional background: Human Rights Education in Pennsylvania: Helping Us The formation of social capital in higher education. Remember. Michael F. Polgar, Pennsylvania Donghoon Shin, University of Iowa State University The Effectiveness of a Low-Cost Intervention Anticipation, Reorganization, and Preemption: A Designed to Improve Disadvantaged Students’ Study of Pre-Implementation at Adams School. Four-Year College Enrollment Rates. Meredith Debbie Heesun Kim, Northwestern University Phillips, University of California-Los Angeles; Sarah Reber, UCLA and NBER Table 16. Schools, Social Class, and Educational Attainment Table 13. Race/Ethnic Gaps across Educational Table Presider: Francisco O. Ramirez, Stanford Outcomes University Table Presider: Ervin (Maliq) Matthew, University of Lower Returns or Poor Composition? The Interaction Cincinnati between Parental Socioeconomic Status and What Matters Most? Analyzing Differential College Migration Background in Germany. Taylan Cemal Dropout by Race and Ethnicity. Christina Ciocca, Acar, University of Wisconsin-Madison Columbia University; Thomas A. DiPrete, The Enacted Curriculum: Teaching Self-Discipline to Columbia University Promote Social Mobility. Joanne Wang Golann, A Counterfactual Analysis of Racial and Residential Princeton University Test-Score Gaps in Year-Round and Nine-Month When Everyone Else Goes to College: Becoming the Schools. Odis D. Johnson, Washington Working-Class Adults in South Korea. Hyejeong University-St. Louis Jo, University of Pennsylvania Latino/White Differences in Educational Expectations. Amy Gill Langenkamp, University of Notre Dame; Table 17. Gender and College Experiences Andrew Hoyt, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Beverly Lindsay, University College Maintained Inequalities amid Algebra for All. Paul London Hanselman, University of California-Irvine; A Balancing Act: How Engagement in Paid and Thurston A. Domina, University of California- Unpaid Labor Influences Males’ and Females’ Irvine; NaYoung Hwang, University of California- College Enrollment. Heidi Obach, University of Irvine Connecticut; Angran Li, University of Connecticut; Students' Participation in Full-day and Half-day Simon Cheng, University of Connecticut Kindergarten. Jeremy Redford, American Peer Influence and Gender Inequality in Institutes for Research; Daniel J. Potter, American Undergraduate Major Choice: A Field Theoretic Institutes for Research; Nat Malkus, American Approach. Rozlyn Redd, London School of Institutes for Research Economics and Political Science The Specter of Gendered Aggression: Predicting Students’ Level of Comfort at Weekend Campus Table Presider: Aaron M. Pallas, Columbia University Parties. Maria R. Lowe, Southwestern University; Status Differentiation through Student Track Reginald Anthony Byron, Southwestern University Placement: STEM Identity Formation in Schools with Different Socioeconomic Compositions. Table 18. Schools and Gender Construction Megan J. Austin, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Chiwen Bao, Harvard University The Role of Curriculum and Placement in Structuring Committed to Binaries: Conversations with Math Attainment. Will Tyson, University of South Elementary Educators about Transgender Florida; Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia Students. Melissa J. Smith, University of Central The Relation between School Resources and Within- Arkansas; Elizabethe Payne, City University of School Gender Disparities in Educational New York-Hunter College Achievement and Attainment. Hannah Kathleen High School Sector, Gender, and Educational Miller, University of Wisconsin-Madison Attainment. Julie Wernick Dallavis, University of Notre Dame Table 22. Special Topics in Education: Schools as School Reform and the Gendered Organization of Organizations Teachers' Work. Katie Kerstetter, George Mason Table Presider: Emma Dolores Cohen, Indiana University University Mapping the Network of North American Colleges and Table 19. Race and Ethnicity: International Perspectives Universities: A New Approach to Empirically- Table Presider: Oren Pizmony-Levy, Columbia Derived Classifications. Mikaila Mariel Lemonik University Arthur, Rhode Island College Educational Attainment in Post-apartheid South Africa. Matthew R. McKeever, Mount Holyoke Table 23. Special Topics in Education: International College Studies Integration of Arabs and Jews in Israeli Schools. Uri Table Presider: Karen Bradley, Western Washington Shwed, Ben Gurion University-Negev; Yossi University Shavit, Tel Aviv University; Maisalon Dellashi, Tel China’s Rural-Urban Migration and Children’s Aviv University; Eran Kraus, Ben Gurion Opportunities and Outcomes in Compulsory University-Negev Education. Xiao Yu, Johns Hopkins University The Meaning of Ethnicity at School: The Swedish Great Expectations? Variation in Educational Plans of Case. Andrea M. Voyer, Pace University Students in Post-Socialist Eastern Europe. Volha Collegiate Scholarship Distribution Between Chykina, Pennsylvania State University; Hee Jin Ethnically Rooted Student Organizations and Non- Chung, Pennsylvania State University; Katerina Ethnically Rooted Student Organizations. Bodovski, Pennsylvania State University- Vanessa Delgado, Washington State University University Park Gender, Regional Socioeconomic Development, and Table 20. Parental Involvement during Childhood the School to Work Transition of Young Brazilians. Table Presider: Stephanie C. Sanders-Smith, David B. Bills, University of Iowa; Leticia University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Marteleto, University of Texas-Austin; Felix Weiss, Cultural Capital And Textually Mediated Discourses: Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences; Susanne What Is (Un)Valued In Early Literacy Work? Schührer, European University Institute Jessica Rizk, McMaster University Parent Social Networks, Mental Health, and 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Sociology of Education Educational Disadvantage of Children in Poverty. Business Meeting Alyn Turner McCarty, University of Wisconsin- Madison 436. Section on Sociology of Emotions Invited The Role of Community-based Organizations in Session and Business Meeting. Chair's Hour: Facilitating Latino Family Engagement and Emotions Across the Discipline System Change in Education. Cirila Estela Session Organizer: Linda E. Francis, Cleveland State Vasquez Guzman, University of New Mexico; University Jessica Rose Goodkind, University of New Presider: Linda E. Francis, Cleveland State University Mexico; Mallory Fallin, University of New Mexico On Political Emotion. Deborah B. Gould, University of Unwrapping the Suburban "Package Deal": Race, California-Santa Cruz Class, and School Access. Anna Catherine Intersections: Gender, Mental Health, and Emotion. Rhodes, Johns Hopkins University; Siri Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University Warkentien, Johns Hopkins University Emotions, Organizations, and Institutions. Tim Hallett, Indiana University Table 21. Gender and Course Taking 3:30-4:10pm, Sectiono n Sociology of Emotions Sheff Consulting Group Business Meeting Discussant: Corie Hammers, Macalester College In this session we will explore consensual non-monogamies, a 437. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology range of relationship styles that allow their participants to construct Paper Session. Teaching in the 21st Century relationships with varied degrees of extra-dyadic romantic and/or sexual interaction. Dr. Teri Conley will critically examine monogamy as Session Organizer: Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina “the” ideal relationship configuration, considering how effective State University monogamy is in structuring family benefits, sexual benefits, relationship Presider: Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina State satisfaction, and prevention of sexually transmitted infections. Dr. Mimi University Schippers will discuss the feminist and queer implications of nonmonogamy and explain the social and political implications of Ethics and Mitigating Risk of Harm to Participants in compulsory monogamy and polyamory. Dr. Elisabeth Sheff will provide Research Methods Textbooks. Linda Quirke, Wilfrid an overview of the findings of her 15-year study of polyamororous Laurier University; Shane Dixon, Wilfrid Laurier families with children. Pioneers in their field, these researchers have University established a solid theoretical and empirical base of information about consensual non-monogamies. Conley’s work on the transmission of Harmful or Helpful? The Impact of New Technologies on sexually transmitted infections reveals that not all forms of non- Learning Outcomes in Introduction to Sociology. monogamy are equal, and consensual nonmonogamists have lower Stephanie Medley-Rath, Indiana University-Kokomo rates of transmission and higher rates of barrier use than do cheaters. Private Journals vs. Public Blogs: The Impact of Peer Schippers’s book Polyqueer: Compulsory Monogamy and the Queer Potential of Plural Sexualities (2015) establishes a theoretical Readership on Low-Stakes Reflective Writing. Drew framework for identifying how compulsory monogamy reinforces Michael Foster, University of Michigan hetero-masculine dominance and the potential for non-monogamies to Discussant: Sarah N. Epplen, Minnesota State undermine race, class, and gender inequality. Sheff’s books look at University-Mankato polyamorous families, with The Polyamorists Next Door: Inside Multiple-Partner Relationships and Families (2014) providing a 438. Theory Section Paper Session. The Promise and summary of her 15 year study of polyamorous families with children and Stories from the Polycule: Real life in Polyamorous Families (2015) Pitfalls of "Nuance" in Sociological Theory compiling polyamorists’ writings in an edited anthology. Session Organizer: Stephen Vaisey, Duke University Fuck Nuance. Kieran Healy, Duke University 440. Thematic Session. Gender and Sexuality in East Ratio via Machina: Three Standards of Mechanistic Asia Explanation in Sociology. Natalie Brooke Aviles, Session Organizer: Travis Kong, University of Hong University of California-San Diego; Isaac Ariail Reed, Kong University of Colorado-Boulder Presider: Travis Kong, University of Hong Kong Social Action, Social Structure, and Their Discontents: Panelists: Stevi Jackson, University of York-United Bourdieu and an Alternative. Serena Liu, University Kingdom of Essex Travis Kong, University of Hong Kong Pei-Chia Lan, National Taiwan University 3:30 pm Meetings Lee Nayoung, Chung-Ang University Department Resources Group (DRG) Advisory Board A profound transformation in personal lives has taken place in East Section on Sociology of Education Business Meeting Asia in the past few decades. This panel takes a critical stance to Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting understand the changes of sexuality, gender, marriage, and/or family in Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and Korea. Stevi Jackson will challenge the hegemony of Western theoretical perspectives on gender, 4:30 pm Meetings sexuality, and intimate relationships and urge for the need of East Committee on Awards Asian alternatives. Travis Kong will discuss the changing sexual scripts Film/Video Screening. Fire in the Blood of Chinese masculinity through men who buy commercial sex in Hong High School Planning Program Advisory Panel Kong and China. Lan Peichia will discuss how the changing scripts of cultivating middle-class children in Taiwan have intensified the gender Honors Program Graduate School Briefing division of parenting labour across the divergent practices of childrearing. Lee Nayoung will focus on the newly emerged debates 4:30 pm Sessions around anti-prostitution laws in South Korea by mapping out the dynamics of women’s movements and the changes in government 439. Thematic Session. Consensual Non- policy. Monogamies Session Organizer: Elisabeth Sheff, Sheff Consulting 441. Thematic Session. Sexual Fields Group Session Organizer: Adam Isaiah Green, University of Presider: Corie Hammers, Macalester College Toronto Is Monogamy Optimal? Reconsidering Assumptions Presider: Lisa Renee Miller, Indiana University- about the Primacy of Monogamy in Relationship Bloomington Processes. Terri Conley, University of Michigan Panelists: Adam Isaiah Green, University of Toronto Polyqueer Sexualities: A Feminist and Queer Call for a Omar A. Lizardo, University of Notre Dame Sociology of Polyamory. Mimi Schippers, Tulane Margaret Frye, Princeton University University John Levi Martin, University of Chicago Polyamorous Families with Children. Elisabeth Sheff, Recently, scholars of sexuality have turned to Bourdieu and field theory to make sense of collective sexual life and its unique social organization. In this stream of research, the specialized arenas of Chicago has long served as a central site for the sociological study modern sexual life—from the neighborhood coffee shop to the global of urban culture and public life. In this Spotlight Session, we will discuss Internet dating site—are conceived as sexual fields, each possessing how race relations unfold in Chicago’s public spaces; neighborhood their own particular socio-demographic composition and status order. gentrification and the ecological landscape of the LGBT community; This thematic session will explore the turn to sexual field theory, and the city’s vibrant scenes of urban entertainment, nightlife, and including its theoretical underpinnings and its capacity to illuminate the cultural consumption. In doing so, we will emphasize Chicago’s social foundations of sexual desire and desirability. Here, panelists will distinctiveness as well as its persistent ability to highlight larger social consider what field theory has to offer the study of sexuality, including forces operating in American metropolitan life more generally. how the structures of race, class, gender and nationality materialize in systems of sexual stratification but, also, how the study of sexuality 445. Professional Development Workshop. Before may shed light on Bourdieusian field theory. and After Retirement 442. Thematic Session. The Impact of Agnes: Session Organizer: Scott G. McNall, California State Reflections on Garfinkel's Notion of the Managed University-Chico Achievement of Sex and Gender Leader: Thomas L. Van Valey, Western Michigan Session Organizers: Thomas DeGloma, City University University of New York-Hunter College Co-Leaders: Scott G. McNall, California State University- Robert Dingwall, Nottingham Trent University Chico Presider: Thomas DeGloma, City University of New Susan B. Prager, City University of New York- York-Hunter College Brooklyn College Emeritus Retirement can be a rewarding experience; however, people need The Turn from What to How: Garfinkel's Reach Beyond to plan on what they are retiring TO as well as what they are retiring Description. Sarah Fenstermaker, University of FROM. Both pre- and post-retirement issues such as partner Michigan expectations, community and intellectual engagement, and lessons Transcripting Gender. Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University learned will be engaged. The results of two membership surveys conducted prior to the annual meeting will be incorporated into and Imagining Agnes. Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago discussed during the workshop. Discussant: Robert Dingwall, Nottingham Trent University 446. Policy and Research Workshop. Introduction to Harold Garfinkel’s (1967) influential study, “Passing and the the German Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP) Managed Achievement of Sex Status in an ‘Intersexed Person’,” – Practice, Problems and Analytical Potentials of provides one of the earliest sociological interpretations of sex and gender as products of collaborative social interaction. This study has Longitudinal Household Surveys influenced scholars working in a variety of traditions including symbolic Session Organizers: Marco Giesselmann, German interaction, cultural and cognitive sociology, the sociological analysis of Institute for Economic Research autobiography, conversation analysis, the sociology of the body, and Juergen Schupp, German Institute for Economic the interdisciplinary field of sex/gender/sexuality studies. This session will illustrate the influence of Garfinkel’s study of Agnes. Participants Research will discuss the impact of Garfinkel’s ideas on notions of sex/gender Leader: Marco Giesselmann, German Institute for performance, issues pertaining to sexuality and sexual orientation, the Economic Research social construction of sex/gender, and the achievement of sex and This Workshop responds to the raising relevance of longitudinal gender in symbolic, social interaction. Participants will highlight areas of data in empirical sociological practice. This relevance largely stems their own research that advance Garfinkel’s ideas. They will also from ongoing debates on causality and the increasing interest in highlight new areas of research inspired by the study of sex, sexuality, empirical life-course approaches. The workshop is directed at and gender as everyday accomplishments. researchers, who currently carry out studies with longitudinal data, are planning to do so, or are involved in methodological discourses. 443. Author Meets Critics Session. Social Democratic Thereby, the workshop focusses on one of the most important and America (Oxford University Press, 2014) by Lane longest running household panel surveys; the German Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP). The workshop starts with an introduction into the Kenworthy SOEP. The main focus here is on the content, structure, organization Session Organizer: Michael Hout, New York University and documentation of the data. In the second, major part of the Author: Lane Kenworthy, University of California-San workshop, we want to discuss with some invited experts and the Diego auditorium about the current empirical practice of household panel data Critics: Jeff Manza, New York University and recent methodological developments. Concretely, we will discuss - how data from socio-economic household panels is actually (re-)used Monica Prasad, Northwestern University in sociological practice. - what we can and cannot do in the context of Philip Mehrtens, Max Planck Institute for the Study of international comparisons on the basis of existing and similar, country- Societies specifc household panels (like the SOEP, PSID, HILDA and Understanding Society). - how the usage and methods of panel data 444. Regional Spotlight Session. Urban Culture and can be motivated and taught to students. Public Life in Chicago 447. Teaching Workshop. A Little Sex: Teaching Session Organizer: David Grazian, University of about Sexualities Across the Curriculum Pennsylvania Session Organizer: Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania Leader: Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College Presenters: Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, Temple Co-Leader: Cedrick-Michael Simmons, Boston College University This workshop addresses how to teach about sexualities beyond Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University the 'Sociology of Sexuality' class. Such courses fill with students keen Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University to learn a lot about sexualities. But nonspecialists may wonder how to incorporate sexualities modules or units into other courses (e.g., Pregnancy. Ellen Compernolle, University of introductory sociology; family; social psychology; research methods; Michigan media; culture; youth cultures; social movements). Current, relevant issues abound, such as hooking up ("casual" sex), online pornography, Gender Equity and the Realization of Fertility Intentions and sexting. Media courses could include global ads using sex to sell, in South Korea. Soo-Yeon Yoon, University of Illinois or a module on sexting, technology, and consent. Introductory courses at Urbana-Champaign could include a module on hooking up, heterosexuality, and gender. Coresidential Stepfamily and Simple Family Births: Does This workshop will enable participants to include current sociologically relevant sexualities topics in ways that expand students' sociological Intendedness Differ? Karen Guzzo, Bowling Green imaginations. Participants will: (1) receive resources and links for State University teaching about sexualities; (2) learn specific techniques for discussing Discussant: Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University sexualities in nonsexualities courses; (3) discuss content, techniques, and approaches; (4) gather and share creative ideas about which kinds 451. Regular Session. It’s All About the Money: of topics are most applicable for which kinds of courses. For example, sexuality content/modules in a research methods course would differ Gender Pay Disparity from those in a media course. The intended audience is professors at Session Organizer: Sheryl L. Skaggs, University of all levels who wish to learn more about how to include sexualities in Texas-Dallas other sociology courses. Presider: Sheryl L. Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas Gender, Parental Status, and Financial Premium. Ken- 448. Student Forum Workshop. Ten Things I Wish I Hou Lin, University of Texas-Austin; Megan Tobias Knew in Graduate School: Advice from Assistant Neely, University of Texas-Austin Professors Session Organizers: Kathryn Marie Nowotny, University Individual and Structural Mechanisms of Gender of Colorado-Boulder Discrimination in Pay; US 1960-2010. Hadas Mandel, Jacqueline Henke, Purdue University Tel Aviv University Crystal Bedley, State University of New Jersey- Motherhood Wage Penalty in the External and Internal Rutgers Labor Market. Ting-Wen Hsu, University of Florida Panelists: Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado- On Level Ground? Gender, Trial Employment, and Initial Boulder Salaries. Adina Sterling, Washington University - St. Jonathan Daw, University of Alabama-Birmingham Louis; Roberto M. Fernandez, Massachusetts Patricia A. Thomas, Purdue University Institute of Technology Discussant: Sheryl L. Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas Dina Perrone, California State University-Long Beach 449. Regular Session. Asians in Systems of Ethnic 452. Regular Session. Job Quality, Insecurity, and

Stratification Well-Being Session Organizer: Amy Hsin, City University of New Session Organizer: Amy S. Wharton, Washington State York-Queens College University Presider: Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Martha Crowley, North Carolina State A Comparison of the Socioeconomic Attainments of University Japanese-Brazilians and Japanese-Americans. The Impact of Job Quality on Subjective Well-Being in Arthur Sakamoto, Texas A&M University the United States. Jonathan Horowitz, University of Culture and Asian-White Achievement Difference. Airan North Carolina-Chapel Hill Liu, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Yu Xie, An Occupational Portrait of Emotional Labor Demands University of Michigan and their Psychosocial Consequences for Workers. Declining Segregation within Six Major Asian Groups and Diana Elizaebeth Singh, McMaster University; Paul the Geographic Shift from City to Suburb. Weiwei Glavin, McMaster University Zhang, Brown University Job Insecurity in the American Employment Structure. Spatial Assimilation and Its Discontents: Asian Ethnic Rachel E. Dwyer, The Ohio State University; Erik Olin Neighborhood Change in California. Emily Walton, Wright, University of Wisconsin Dartmouth Underpaid But Secure: When Pay Inequity Hurts Less. Atsushi Narisada, University of Toronto Discussant: Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Martha Crowley, North Carolina State 450. Regular Session. Fertility: Childbearing University Decisions in Family Context Session Organizer: Sarah R. Hayford, Arizona State 453. Regular Session. New Union Strategies at Work University Session Organizer: Gay W. Seidman, University of Presider: Sarah Garver, The Ohio State University Wisconsin-Madison Childhood Disadvantage, Nonmarital Childbearing, and Presider: Eli David Friedman, Cornell University Birth Intendedness. Dohoon Lee, New York Rank-and-file teacher movements: The case of University Massachusetts. Dan Clawson, University of Disentangling Subjective Norms: The Social Effects of Massachusetts Friends and Parents on Young Unintended Green Jobs and Union Capacities: Lessons from an Australian “Green” Disaster. Darryn Snell, RMIT University; David Schmitt, RMIT Uiversity; Danielle 457. Regular Session. Space and Place II Miller, RMIT University Session Organizer: Nancy A. Denton, State University of When Does Diversity Undermine Solidarity? Lantian Li, New York-Albany Northwestern University Constructing Hybridized Authenticities in the Gourmet Discussant: Eli David Friedman, Cornell University Food Truck Scene. Cate Irvin, Tulane University One Person’s Party is Another’s Trash: The Creation of 454. Regular Session. Political Culture 2 Urban Public Space Through To-Go Cup Laws. Session Organizer: Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Robert Kappel, State University of New York-Buffalo University of California-Santa Barbara and Tulane University Presider: Craig M. Rawlings, University of California- Looking for Food in a Diverse City: Supermarket Santa Barbara Location, Shifting Compositions, and Emerging Racial Collective Identities, Empty Signifiers and Solvable Hierarchies. Heather Avery O'Connell, University of Secrets. Bernhard Giesen, Universität Konstanz, Wisconsin-Madison; Lester O. King, Rice University; Germany; Robert Seyfert, Universität Konstanz Jenifer L. Bratter, Rice University Cultural Power and the Politics of Trigger Warnings. Lyn Localism and Urban Agriculture: Extracting Value from Spillman, University of Notre Dame; Robert William Forgotten Neighborhoods. Matthew Hoffmann, Mowry, University of Notre Dame Loyola University-Chicago Post-Secular? Post-Political? Support for Religious Expression in the American Public Sphere. Jack 458. Regular Session. The Politics of Race, Ethnicity Delehanty, University of Minnesota; Evan Stewart, and Religion University of Minnesota Session Organizer: Gregory Hooks, McMaster University Discussant: Craig M. Rawlings, University of California- Presider: Prema Ann Kurien, Syracuse University Santa Barbara Contemporary Ethno-Religious Groups and Political Activism in the United States. Prema Ann Kurien, 455. Regular Session. Racism and Anti-Racism: Syracuse University International Perspectives Counting Caste and the (Re)production of Inequality. Session Organizer: Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle Trina Vithayathil, Providence College University Declining Democracy: The Impact of Indiana’s Voter Presider: Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle University Identification Law on Voter Turnout. Daniel Adam Advocacy and Anti-Racism: French Nonprofit Nicholson, Indiana University Associations in the Fight Against Racial Profiling. Framing the Arab-Israeli/Palestinian-Israeli/Middle East Nicole Arlette Hirsch, Harvard University Conflict in the U.S. Senate. Paul Burstein, University Racism as a moral economy. Steve Garner, Open of Washington University The (Non)Politics of Urban Crisis Management in Re-Evaluating Scientific Anti-Racism: The UNESCO Michigan. Nate Breznau, Bremen International Statement on Race and the Politics of the Third Graduate School of Social Sciences; Lucas Owen Reich. Stefan Bargheer, University of California-Los Kirkpatrick, University of Michigan Angeles Rethinking the root of "xenophobia" in contemporary 459. Regular Session. Voting and Electoral Japan. Sara Park, Kyoto University Processes Session Organizer: Daniel Laurison, London School of 456. Regular Session. Sociology of Sport Economics and Political Science Session Organizer: Tim Curry, The Ohio State University Presider: Edwin F. Ackerman, University of California- Presider: Tim Curry, The Ohio State University Berkeley A Fair Game? Testing Racial Discrimination and Its Candidates’ Bureaucratic Background and the 46th Contingencies using NBA Basketball Data. Letian General Election in Japan. Nara Park, University of Zhang, Harvard University Chicago Athleticism and Femininity in Women Athletes’ Gender Migrants in Search of a Machine? Immigrant Candidates Presentations: Messages from Teammates and in Local Elections. Erica Dobbs, University of Coaches. Emily Fairchild, New College of Florida Pennsylvania Bonding and Abandoning: Gender, Social Interaction, The Social Structure of Support for Marijuana and Relationships in Fantasy Sports. Rebecca Joyce Legalization. Burrel James Vann, University of Kissane, Lafayette College; Sarah E. Winslow, California-Irvine Clemson University Gendered Jocks, Equal Orgasms: Athletic Affiliation and 460. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Hooking Up Among College Students. Rachel Session. Sexuality over the Life Course Catherine Allison, Mississippi State University Session Organizer: Amelia W. Karraker, Iowa State Discussant: Kiernan Gordon, University of New University Hampshire Beyond the Cougar Stereotype: Understanding Middle- Aged Women’s Experiences with Age-Hypogamous University; Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Sexual Relationships. Milaine Alarie, McGill Florida University The Political Incorporation of Undocumented Youth. Family Socioeconomic Status, Gender, and the Mental Angela S. Garcia, University of California-San Diego; Health Trajectories of Sexual Minority Youth Tom K. Wong, University of California-San Diego; Transitioning into Adulthood. Alexa Martin-Storey, Carolina Valdivia Ordorica, California State Université de Sherbrooke; Sarah M. Kendig, University- San Marcos Arkansas State University; Robert Crosnoe, Undocumented Disadvantage, Citizen Advantage, or University of Texas-Austin Both? Comparative Educational Outcomes of Second Obesity and Sexuality among Older American Adults. and 1.5-Generation Latino Young Adults. Caitlin Soyoung Kwon, Texas A&M University–Kingsville; Patler, University of California-Irvine Markus H. Schafer, University of Toronto Sexual Freedom and Autonomy in Assisted Living 463. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Facilities. Christina Barmon, Georgia State Movements Roundtable Session and Business University; Elisabeth O. Burgess, Georgia State Meeting University; James R. Moorhead Jr., Georgia State University; Alexis A. Bender, U.S. Army Public Health 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Command Session Organizer: Lee Ann Banaszak, Pennsylvania State University 461. Section on Animals and Society Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Table 1. Coalition Building in Social Movements Charisma and Capital: The Role of Social Movement 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Organization Leaders in Organizational Strategy Session Organizer: Keri Jacqueline Brandt, Fort Lewis and Success. Megan Robinson, Vanderbilt College University Come Together: Coalition Development, Record Table 1. Store Day, and a Reconfiguration of Music Retail. Presider: Keri Jacqueline Brandt, Fort Lewis College Jerome M Hendricks, University of Illinois-Chicago Media Created by the Animal Rights Movement: The Frames, Funds, and Friends: The Influence of Processes of Frame Alignment. Holly Pottle, Texas Ideology, Finances, and Coalitions on Food Woman's University Movement Strategy. Matthew C. Friesen, Bluffton Shifting Paradigms, Shifting Genders; Changes in Animal University Sheltering. Jennifer Blevins Sinski, University of Threats, Resources, and Ideological Diversity in Pro- Louisville Israel Coalitions. Rottem Sagi, University of The Social Construction of Invasive Species: A California-Irvine Comparative Approach. Colter Ellis, Montana State University; Andrew J. Prelog, Colorado State Table 2. Community Organizing and Mobilization University Table Presider: Katrin Uba, Uppsala University Compton’s Cafeteria Riot: A Case Study of Exclusion, 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Animals and Society Empowerment, and Collective Action of Hyper- Business Meeting Marginalized Communities. Angela Perone, University of Michigan 462. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. How Resistance Becomes Possible: A Comparative Immigrant Children and Children of Immigration: Study on Political Dynamics of Two Villages under New Perspectives on Children's Experiences in a Urbanization. Yuan He, University of Michigan Changing Policy Environment Protest in Suburbia! The 1965 North Shore Summer Session Organizer: Joanna Dreby, State University of Project for Fair Housing in Chicago’s Suburbs. New York-Albany Mary Barr, Clemson University Presider: Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, University of Illinois- The power of ad hoc mobilisation: postponing school Chicago closures in Sweden. Katrin Uba, Uppsala Changes in the Transnational Family Structures of University Mexican Farm Workers in the Era of Border How Resistance Becomes Possible: A Comparative Militarization. Erin R. Hamilton, University of Study on Political Dynamics of Two Villages under California-Davis; Jo Mhairi Hale, University of Urbanization. Yuan He, University of Michigan California-Davis Diet Acculturation among Bhutanese Refugee Table 3. Cultural Framing and Mobilization in a Adolescents in the United States. Sarah Gray, Emory Comparative Perspective University; Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory Table Presider: Jon Gunnar Bernburg, University of Iceland Frame Resonance. Alexa Jane Trumpy, St. Financial Crisis, Opportunity, Innovation, and Protest Norbert College Mobilization: The Case of Iceland. Jon Gunnar Witches, Healers, Identity Blenders: Understanding Bernburg, University of Iceland the Movement Cross-Affiliations of Reclaiming News Media Framing and Social Movement Activity: Socio-Religious Movement Participants. Elizabeth The Case of the Chilean Student Movement. A. Williamson, University of Chicago Rodolfo Antonio Lopez, University of California - Irvine Table 7. Ideology and Challenges to the State Archiving by Adapting: The Case of the Soviet Table Presider: Jean-Pierre Reed, Southern Illinois Dissident Movement and Memorial. Louisa M. University-Carbondale McClintock, University of Chicago Advancing While Losing: The Consequences of Un-globalizing Movements in the Era of Globalization: Indigenous Mobilization in Argentina. Matthias Postwar Transnational Peace Movements in vom Hau, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Japan, 1945–1980's. Hiroe Saruya, Sophia Internacionals (IBEI) University Ideological Crossings: a Comparative-Historical News Media Framing and Social Movement Activity: Analysis of Revolution in Iran and Egypt. Golshan The Case of the Chilean Student Movement. Golriz, Independent Scholar Rodolfo Antonio Lopez, University of California - Revolutionary We-ness: Religious Discourse, Speech Irvine Acts, and Collective Identity in Pre-revolutionary Nicaragua. Jean-Pierre Reed, Southern Illinois Table 4. Feminist Identities, Tactics, and Outcomes in University-Carbondale; Sarah Pitcher, Southern Social Movements Illinois University Table Presider: Rachel V. Kutz-Flamenbaum, The Social Construction of Revolution: Frames, University of Pittsburgh Understandings, and the Internet in the 2011 Beyond Prefigurative Politics: Temperance and Egyptian Revolution. Zachary Wilmot, Brown Suffrage Discourse About Cooking, 1870-1920. University Stacy Jeanne Williams, University of California- San Diego Table 8. Immigrant Activism Engendering Hate on the World Wide Web. Allison From Incubation to Mobilization: Filipino Diaspora Reilly McGrath, Vanderbilt University Activism in a Nontraditional Country of The Contentious Humor Repertoire. Rachel V. Kutz- Destination. Sharon Quinsaat, University of Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh The Successful Era after the ERA Failure. Yun Gaining a Voice: Storytelling and Undocumented Kyung Cho, University of Wisconsin-Madison Youth Activism in Chicago. Thomas Swerts, University of Chicago Table 5. Framing in Environmental Activism Protecting New Gains with Institutional Politics: Table Presider: David A. Martin, University of Oregon Immigrant Driver Licenses in New Mexico and We Are Not Retarded: Understanding Collective California. Jessica Garrick, University of Michigan Inaction in a Company Town. Pamela Jane We are the DREAMers: Public Narrative as Strategy Neumann, University of Texas-Austin for Undocumented Immigrant Student Movement The Role of Cultural Matching in Micro-Mobilization. Actors. Thomas Pineros Shields, University of Daniel Escher, University of Notre Dame Massachusetts-Lowell The People Gonna Rise With the Water: The People’s Climate March as a Public Sphere. Table 9. Intersectionality in Social Movements Danielle Falzon, Northeastern University; Samuel On W.E.B. Du Bois’ Race-Class Dialectic: The Case Maron, Northeastern University; Benjamin Levy, of an AFL Union. Michael J. Roberts, San Diego Northeastern University; Alex Press, Northeastern State University University; Robert Wengronowitz, Boston College; Predominantly White Organizations Working for Jeffrey Juris, Northeastern University Racial Equality. Michelle Oyakawa, The Ohio State University; Brad R. Fulton, Duke University; Table 6. Gender and Religion in Social Movements Richard L. Wood, University of New Mexico Table Presider: Elizabeth A. Williamson, University of The Cultural Rules of Victimhood: Can Movements of Chicago Low-income Minority Women Utilize the Victim Collective Identity and Repression: Participation in Frame? Noa Milman, University of Ordain Women Before and After Kate Kelly’s Massachusetts-Amherst Excommunication. Benjamin R Pratt, Purdue The Schools Should Serve the People: Student University Liberation Action Movement (SLAM) and Political Collective Identity and the Evaluation of Oppositional Intersectionality. Amaka Camille Okechukwu, New York University Proliferation of Gun Rights Legislation: A Political Mediation Model. Trent Taylor Steidley, The Ohio Table 10. LGBT Activism State University Table Presider: Eric Alexander Baldwin, University of What They Talk About When They Talk About California-Irvine Mobilization: The Pragmatic Function of Narrative. Divided Over Belonging: Cultural Underpinnings of Christopher Robertson, Northwestern University Commitment to LGBT Religious Activism. Jonathan Scott Coley, Vanderbilt University Table 13. Movement Emergence Does Emotion Matter? An Examination of Affect in Table Presider: Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland Queer Social Protest. Eric Alexander Baldwin, An Integrative Model of Motivations for Movement University of California-Irvine Participation: The Case of Anti-Japanese How We Fight: Strategies at Emergence among Demonstrations in China. Min Zhou, University of Animal Rights & LGBTQ Rights Organizations. Victoria; Hanning Wang, University of Victoria Ryan J. Goodman, University of New Mexico Local Resistance, Linkage, and Scale Shift: Anti- What Difference Does it Make? When Conflict Leads Fracking Mobilization and Movement Emergence to Change In a Social Movement Organization. in the Marcellus Shale. Amanda E. Maull, Molly S. Jacobs, University of California-Los Pennsylvania State University Angeles Stop Fracking Payne County! Understanding the Phases of Early Social Movement Formation. Table 11. Methods in the Study of Social Movements Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma State Table Presider: Shelvey Clark McPhail, University of University; Tamara L. Mix, Oklahoma State Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University; Dakota Raynes, Oklahoma State Activists' Visual Strategies, and Visual Methods to University; Todd Halihan, Oklahoma State Study Social Media Discourse. Nicole Doerr, University Mount Holyoke College; Noa Milman, University of Toward a Theory of Social Movement Accretion. Massachusetts-Amherst Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland; Anya Dynamic Complexity of Collective Action in Mikael Galli, University of Maryland-College Park Temporary Gatherings. Shelvey Clark McPhail, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; David Table 14. Perception and Social Movement Participation Schweingruber, Iowa State University; Alin Mihai Table Presider: Kai A. Heidemann, Maastricht Ceobanu, University of Florida University Size Matters: The Perils of Counting Protest Events. Critical Events, Turning Points and Cross-National Michael Biggs, Oxford University Ethnolinguistic Mobilization in the Basque Country. What Once was Lost is Now Found: Using Public Kai A. Heidemann, Maastricht University Petition Data to Account for Missing Data. Rachel Linking Subjective and Objective Political M. Durso, Washington College; Andrew W. Martin, Opportunities. The Case of Transmilenio Shut The Ohio State University; S. Matthew Stearmer, Downs in Bogotá, Colombia. Diego Leal, The Ohio State University; J. Craig Jenkins, The University of Massachusetts-Amherst Ohio State University Narratives and Claims-Making in Local Contention What Once Was Lost, Now Is Found: Using Public over a State Law. Jennifer Girouard, Brandeis Petition Data to Account for Missing Data. Rachel University M. Durso, Washington College; Andrew W. Martin, Perceptions of Justice and Protest Participation in The Ohio State University; J. Craig Jenkins, The Yemen. Matthew K. Linford, University of Notre Ohio State University; S. Matthew Stearmer, The Dame Ohio State University Table 15. Political Parties and Social Movement Table 12. Mobilization and Participation in Right Wing Mobilization Movements Table Presider: Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: David A. Snow, University of California- Changing Repertoires and Partisan Ambivalence in Irvine the New Brazilian Protests. Ann Mische, Emotions as a Resource for Stigmatized Movements: University of Notre Dame; Angela Alonso, Success of a Japanese Right-Wing Movement. University of Sao Paulo Yuki Asahina, University of Hawaii-Manoa Pre-Election Mobilization and Electoral Outcome in Facilitative Conditions for Domestic Terrorism: Authoritarian Regimes. M. Ali Kadivar, University Extremist Political Violence in the United States, of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1980-2012. Anna E. Tan, University of California- When Do Political Parties Move to the Streets? Irvine; David A. Snow, University of California- Understanding Party Protest in Chile (2000-2012). Irvine; Kevin M. Fitzpatrick, University of Arkansas Nicolas M. Somma, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Whither Ülkücü Violence? A Relational Approach to Table 19. Social Movements Working With and Action Repertoires of Extreme Right in Turkey. Challenging Institutions Sefika Kumral, Johns Hopkins University Table Presider: David Nicholas Pettinicchio, University of Toronto Table 16. Race, Ethnicity, and Resistance Communicating Change: When Identity Becomes a Table Presider: Lester R. Kurtz, George Mason Source of Vulnerability for Institutional University Challengers. Ryann Manning, Harvard University; Give Me That Old Time Religion Called Protests: Julie Battilana, Harvard University; Lakshmi Social Movements in Today's Black Church. Ramarajan, Harvard University Danielle Melvin Koonce, East Carolina University The Costs of Cooperation: The impacts of social The Aesthetics of Resistance: Using Cultural Tools as movement-state cooperation on LGBT organizing. a Strategy for Change. Lester R. Kurtz, George Robert J. Davidson, University of Amsterdam; Jan Mason University Willem Duyvendak, Universiteit van Amsterdam The Birth of a Movement: Rethinking the Rise of the The Importance of Institutions in Social Change: How Black Guerilla Family. Brittany Michelle Friedman, Disability Rights “Burst” onto the U.S. Northwestern University Congressional Agenda. David Nicholas The Historic and Cultural Legacies of Bystander Pettinicchio, University of Toronto Public Opinion of the American Indian Movement, What Canada Tells Us about the Promise of Social 1973-2014. David W. Everson, University of Notre Movement Societies? Howard Ramos, Dalhousie Dame University; Kathleen Rodgers, McGill University

Table 17. Social Movement Participation and Civic Table 20. Technology and Social Movement Mobilizing Engagement Table Presider: Andreas Diekmann, Swiss Federal A Multilevel Study of Social Movement Activity in the Institute of Technology ETH Zurich European Union. Matthew Schoene, The Ohio Anonymous’ Million Mask March and OpKKK: State University Theoretical Implications of an E-Movement. Jared Civic Political Involvement in Post-Socialist Societies: Matthew Wright, Purdue University Protest Readiness and Case of Ukrainian Crucible of Conflict: Emotions and Texas Abortion Euromaidan. Svitlana Khutka, National University Rights Organizing on Twitter. Amanda Jean of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Stevenson, University of Texas Repertoires of Convention and Contention in the E.U.: The Xiamen Environmental Protests. An Empirical Making Sense of the Participation 'Omnivore'. Investigation of Successful Civil Unrest under an Ana Belen Duran Lopez, University of Wisconsin- Authoritarian Regime. Andreas Diekmann, Swiss Milwaukee; Kent Redding, University of Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zurich; Zhijia Wisconsin-Milwaukee Zhou, University of Xiamen Why are Post-Communist Citizens Less Politically Volunteer Retention in World's Largest Voluntary Active than Western Europeans? The Impact of Organizations: The Significance of Stress and Social Trust. Teodora Gaidyte, VU University- Conflict in Wikipedia. Piotr Konieczny, Hanyang Amsterdam; Jasper Muis, VU University- University Amsterdam Table 21. The Effects of Policing and Authoritarianism on Table 18. Social Movements Inside and Against Social Movements Economic Institutions Table Presider: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Table Presider: Krista Bywater, Muhlenberg College Examining the Repertoires of Feminist Activism in Banking on Divestment as a Symbolic Strategy: The Contemporary Russia: the Case of Pussy Riot. Promise & Pitfalls of Fossil Fuel Divestment. Alexandre Miltsov, McGill University Krista Bywater, Muhlenberg College Historicizing Explanations of Social Movement Business Unity and the Collective Action of Large Repression. Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, University Corporations in Response to Protest. Tarun David of Arizona; Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Banerjee, State University of New York-Stony State Repression and Collective Behavior: Testing Brook the Hypothesized U-shaped and S-shaped Global Reactions to GMOs: Movements, Institutions, Relationship between the Two. Ryan Seebruck, and Regulatory Diversity. William Cernanec, University of Arizona University of Notre Dame When Do Police Killings Spark Riots? Explaining Hospitable Transactions: LGBT Welcome In Ferguson and New York. Cathy Lisa Schneider, Mississippi’s Small Businesses. Kelley Frances American University Fenelon, Vanderbilt University Table 22. The Mobilization and Strategy of Unions Neglected Nonstate Determinant of Separatist Table Presider: Matthew S. Williams, Loyola University- Success. Danilo Mandic, Harvard University Chicago ISIS: Territory, Not Terrorism. Richard Hutchinson, Focusing the Conversation: Making Sense of Kennesaw State University Influences on Strategic Choice. Amanda Pullum, When Regimes Attack: The Repression of Protest Duke University after the Egyptian Coup of July 2013. Neil Unions, Family Values, and the Politics of Workplace Ketchley, Oxford University; Michael Biggs, Oxford Leave Legislation in U.S. States, 1973-2014. University Cassandra Dawn Engeman, University of California-Santa Barbara 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Collective Behavior and Commodity Chains and Economic Opportunity Social Movements Structure: The Anti-Sweatshop Movement and the Global Apparel Industry. Matthew S. Williams, 464. Section on Communication and Information Loyola University-Chicago Technologies Paper Session. Open Topic on Communication, Media, and/or Information Table 23. The Occupy Movement Technologies Table Presider: Francis Bruce Prior, University of Session Organizer: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara Pennsylvania University Occupying Organization: Space as Organizational Big Data and the Emergence of System Identities. Resource in the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Aneesh Aneesh, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Gianmarco Savio, State University of New York- Matthew McCarthy, University of Wisconsin- Stony Brook Milwaukee The New American Populism: Tea Party and Occupy Strategy and Social Change: Why Reputation Matters to in Ethnographic and Rhetorical Comparison. Social Movements. Deana Rohlinger, Florida State Francis Bruce Prior, University of Pennsylvania; University Shantee Rosado, University of Pennsylvania The Implications of Coplay for Generalized Trust in and Understanding Repression in the Occupy Movement. beyond a Chinese MMOG World. Wenhong Chen, Eric Turner, University of New Mexico University of Texas-Austin; Cuihua Shen, University What Does Democracy Mean to You? Linking of California-Davis; Gejun Huang, University of Democratic Identities to Democratic Texas-Austin Organizational Forms in Social Movements. Beyond the Power of Networks: Differentiating Network Jesse Klein, Florida State University Structure and Social Media for Social Support. Weixu Lu, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Keith N. Table 24. Violence Against Women Activism Hampton, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Table Presider: Marie Laperriere, Pennsylvania State A Dynamic Phenomenon: The Uses and Types of Social University Network Sites, 2011-2013. Grant Blank, Oxford Analyzing Gender within Men’s Anti-Violence University; Darja Groselj, Oxford University Activism. Jessica Christine Moronez, University of Using Topic Models to Study Journalist-Audience California-Riverside Convergence and Divergence: The Case of Human Attempts to Alter Criminal Behavior: Visual and Trafficking Coverage. Maria Eirini Papadouka, Rhetorical Strategies of Anti-Trafficking University of North Texas; Nicholas Evangelopoulos, Campaigns in the U.S. Emily Schulz, University of University of North Texas; Gabe Ignatow, University Wisconsin-Milwaukee of North Texas Constructing Survivors and Perpetrators. The Making 465. Section on Consumers and Consumption Paper of a Social Problem in the Domestic Violence Session. Luxury, Class, and Consumption Movement. Marie Laperrière, Northwestern Session Organizer: Ashley E. Mears, Boston University University Presider: Jeremy Markham Schulz, University of Voices Against Violence: Analysis of Media and California-Berkeley Activist Responses to the 2012 Delhi Gang Rape. 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Section on International Migration Roundtable Political Economy, Rebooted Session and Business Meeting Session Organizer: Marion Fourcade, University of California-Berkeley 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Presider: Marion Fourcade, University of California- Session Organizer: Jacqueline M. Hagan, University of Berkeley North Carolina-Chapel Hill Imagining the Future. Expectations and Capitalist Dynamics. Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Table 1. Immigrant Integration in the United States Study of Societies Table Presider: April Linton, United States Citizenship Global Moral Struggles and the Rise of Green and Immigration Services Capitalism. Herbert Rizal Villalon Docena, University Migration Pattern and English Language Proficiency of California-Berkeley among First Generation Migrants to the U.S. Eric Financial Subjecthoods and the Ethics of Order Ketcham, City University of New York-Graduate Protection: A Comparative Study, c.1990-2014. Juan Center; Jeremy Reed Porter, City University of Pablo Pardo-Guerra, London School of Economics New York-Brooklyn College and Political Science Diversity in New York’s Latino Population: Residential Unstable Meanings. Saskia Sassen, Columbia Patterns in the New York City Metro Area, 1990- University 2010. Jennifer Catherine Sloan, City University of New York-Graduate Center 467. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Paper Subnational Response to Immigrants in the Rust Belt. Session. Sexualities and Other Evolutionary and Emily A. Shrider, The Ohio State University Biological Themes in the Study of the Social World Table 2. Refugees and Displaced Persons Session Organizer: Michael Hammond, University of Table Presider: Min Zhou, Nanyang Technological Toronto University Presider: Michael Hammond, University of Toronto Capitals and Contexts— Factors Affecting the The Trivers-Willard Hypothesis Reconsidered: Is Natural Economic Integration of Refugees in Utah. Yvette Selection at Work in U.S. Families? Michaela Young, University of Utah Kathleen Curran, University of California-Riverside Geography, Gendered Social Networks and Well- Mechanisms for a Trivers-Willard Effect on Educational being: the Case of Forced Migrants in the Attainment in the U.S. Rosemary L. Hopcroft, Republic of Georgia. Beth Mitchneck, University University of North Carolina-Charlotte; David O. of Arizona; Olga V. Mayorova, National Research Martin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte University-Higher School of Economics; Julia Contrast Effects in Social Evolution and Bauman's Liquid Carboni, Indiana University-Purdue University- Modernity. Michael Hammond, University of Toronto Indianapolis On the Elementary Neural Forms of Interaction Rituals. Muslim Refugees in a Post-9/11 World: An Marie Bruvik Heinskou, University of Copenhagen; Examination of Iraqi Refugees in the United Lasse Suonperä Liebst, University of Copenhagen States. Nathalie Pauline Rita, University of Hawaii Genetic and Environmental Influences on Status-related Contradictions in Immigration Policy: Family and Outcomes in the Early Lifecourse. Jason Micah Unaccompanied Child Central American Migration Roos, University of California-Berkeley; Francois Measures. Judith Ann Warner, Texas A&M Nielsen, University of North Carolina International University 468. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Paper Session. Migration, Nationalism, and Table 3. Migration Theory Identity Table Presider: Nestor P. Rodriguez, University of Session Organizers: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Texas-Austin Michigan Could Fertility Patterns Act as a Driver of Global Matthias Koenig, University of Goettingen Migration? Adriana Marie Reyes, Pennsylvania Presider: Yasemin Soysal, University of Essex State University Guestwork Regimes: A Global Comparison. Kristin Household Migration as a Livelihood Response to Surak, SOAS, University of London Natural Disasters: Nicaragua and Hurricane Mitch. Global Culture and Subcultures: Identity and Support for Peter Joseph Loebach, University of Utah Islamic Law in Majority-Muslim Countries. Brandon The Three Worlds of Migration Policy: Towards a Gorman, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Theory of Sending State Regimes. Suzy K Lee, A Field Theory of Transnational Difficult Pasts. Hiro New York University Saito, Singapore Management University Discussant: Yasemin Soysal, University of Essex Table 4. Migrant Well-Being Table Presider: Claudia Patricia Masferrer Leon, McGill University Table Presider: Jacqueline M. Hagan, University of Migrant Health and Wealth: The conditional nature of North Carolina-Chapel Hill the Healthy Migrant Effect. Joshua Thomas Agencies and Policies of Social Control on the United Wassink, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill States Mexico Border and their Effect on Morbidity and Region of Birth: Does the Immigrant Crossers. Alma Angelica Hernandez, University of Health Paradox Apply Outside the Case of New Mexico Latinos? Alla Chernenko, University of Utah; Sin el Derecho de Vivir: Migration Songs, Corridos, Jen'nan G. Read, Duke University and Death. Celestino Fernandez, University of Happy Newcomers to an Old Country. Subjective Arizona; Jessie K. Finch, University of Arizona Well-Being of First-Generation Immigrants in The War(s) this Time: Drug Economies and the Germany. Hilke Brockmann, Jacobs University Making of the U.S.-Mexico Border. Robert Chlala, University of Southern California Table 5. Religion and Migration Table Presider: David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College Table 9. Migrant Social Capital Family Religious Origins, Intermarriage, and Female Table Presider: Elizabeth M. 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Emine Fidan Elcioglu, University of of Arizona California-Berkeley Panethnic Mobilization among Arab Americans in Table 11. Immigrants and Labor Markets I Detroit during the Post-9/11 Era: A Photo Table Presider: Sergio Chavez, Rice University Elicitation Study. Steven J. Gold, Michigan State Prosperity-Pull or Recession-Push?: Mexican University Immigrant Self-Employment across the Business Cycle. Peter Catron, University of California-Los Table 7. Immigration, Public Opinion, and Discrimination Angeles Expressive Functions of Immigration Law: Do Labor Force Participation of Immigrant Extended Immigration Laws Shape Our Attitudes toward Householders. Emerald Thai Han Nguyen, Latinos? Emily Ryo, University of Southern University of California-Davis California Rooferos: The Occupational Networks of Migrant Immigration And Preferences For Increased Police Roofers. Sergio Chavez, Rice University Spending In Rich Democracies. Joshua Fink, Duke University Table 12. 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Table Presider: Katharine Donato, Vanderbilt University Eva Swyngedouw, University of Chicago Women, Families and International Migration: The Case of Women in Immigrant Families from Table 17. Ethnic Identities and Boundary Movements Punjab. Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community Table Presider: Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech College University Asian Middle-Class Migrant Women’s Gender Status Gender and Assimilation: Assessing the Effects of Change after Transnational Spousal Separation: Gender on the Ethnic Identities of Latinas/os. Korean Wild Geese Mothers. Se Hwa Lee, State Dana Chalupa, Michigan State University University of New York-Albany Panethnicity, Boundary Claims, and the Legitimation Gender and Migration: Armenian Women’s of New Groupings. G. Cristina Mora, University of Experiences 1990 to 2010. Carina Karapetian California-Berkeley; Dina G. Okamoto, Indiana Giorgi, Pomona College University How do Multicultural Family Children have Cultural Table 14. 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Yasmin Patrice How do Coethnic Communities Matter for Education Ortiga, Syracuse University in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom? Rennie Lee, University of California- Table 15. Immigration Policies and Practices Los Angeles I'm White and I'm a Lady: Experiences with U.S. Visas for Higher Education. Jenean Cox, Purdue 5:30-6:10pm, Section on International Migration University Business Meeting Infringe to Protect? Privacy, Marriage and Sexuality in European Migration Management. Tobias Georg 470. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper Eule, University of Bern; Lisa Borrelli, University of Session. Striking for Justice in Fast Food, Retail, Bern and Home Care: Implications for the Broader Securitizing, Economizing, and Humanizing Labor Movement Immigration: The Case of the Employment Permit Session Organizer: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell System in South Korea. 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471. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. Table 1. Environment Global and Transnational Health Table Presider: Hiroko Inoue, University of California- Session Organizers: Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College Riverside Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University Climate Capitalism and the Global Corporate Elite Presider: Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University Network. Jean Philippe Sapinski, University of With and Without Borders: Global Regulation of Health Oregon and Healthcare. Carol Heimer, Northwestern Gender, Religion, Culture and Environmental University; Alka Menon, Northwestern University; Consciousness: A Cross-National, Multilevel Arielle Woloshin Tolman, Northwestern University Study. Thomas J. Burns, University of Oklahoma; Even If You Know the Theory: Informality, Innovation, Maritin P Piotrowski, University of Oklahoma; Erik and Flexibility in Ethiopian Biomedical Practices. L Bond, University of Oklahoma; Kimberly M Stephanie Rieder, University of Illinois at Urbana- Murray, University of Oklahoma; Kelsea F Champaign Ciavaglia, University of Oklahoma How Culture Matters in Health Interventions. Tamara Globalization and land use patterns. Hiroko Inoue, Kay, University of New Mexico University of California-Riverside Black Immigration and Non-Communicable Disease The Environment-Development Nexus: How Climate Health Disparities in the U.S.: Consequences for Change and Ecological Limits Threaten Food Research and Policy. Helena Eyram Dagadu, Security in South Asia. Tarique Niazi, University Vanderbilt University of Wisconsin Discussant: Joseph A. Harris, Boston University Frontiers and New Agricultural Countries. Marion W 472. Section on Methodology Paper Session. Dixon, Cornell University Innovative Methodological Applications to Data Analysis Table 2. Extraction Session Organizer: Andrew S. Fullerton, Oklahoma State Table Presider: Michael L. 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