Detailed Program Thursday, June 11 - Day Overview...... 10 Thursday, June 11 - Program...... 11 Friday, June 12 - Day Overview...... 12 Friday, June 12 - Program...... 13 Saturday, June 13 - Day Overview...... 48 Saturday, June 13 - Program...... 49 Sunday, June 14 - Day Overview...... 71 Sunday, June 14 - Program...... 72

INDEX OF SESSIONS...... 73

INDEX OF AUTHORS, CONVENERS AND CHAIRS...... 77

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1 Edited by: Sophie Sköld and Mikael Welander Published by: Yerevan State University and Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, 2009 Information accurate as of May 27, 2009

Printed by: Hyur Service, Yerevan

2 Welcome to the 39th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology

The theme of the 39th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology is:

“Sociology at the Crossroads”

The five previous World Congresses of the IIS have highlighted dilemmas of human existence and societal institutions in the contemporary world. They have examined problems of social existence amidst processes of globalization, cooperation and violent conflict. They have been conducted in the spirit which guided the formation of the IIS, namely that of an engagement and encounter between a variety of theoretical positions among members of a truly international community of scholars.

The 39th World Congress will reaffirm that spirit. It will have three broad foci, namely questions concerning the way sociology can arrive at a reformulated understanding of dilemmas of humanity in the contemporary era, in- cluding the nature of war and violence, of political order and states and state-like entities, of religious and cultural encounters, of processes of collective memories, traumas and reconciliations, and of shifting conceptions of law, legal regulation, human rights and international order.

The Congress will also highlight cutting-edge theoretical advances in sociology and neighboring disciplines as well as teaching and curricular developments of sociology and social science in general in universities in the future.

The IIS is a community of scholars, not a union of professional associations. Thus the IIS plays a complementary rather than a competitive role relative to its younger but larger sister institution, the International Sociological Association (ISA), of which IIS itself is a member and with which IIS is engaged in close and friendly interaction. At the previous World Congresses of the IIS, the President, Vice-Presidents and former Presidents of the ISA have been present and have contributed greatly to the intellectual profile of the Congresses. This will also be the case at the 39th Congress of IIS in Yerevan. It is a delight and an honor that the current President of ISA, Michel Wieviorka, will play an important role at the Congress as well as two former Presidents of ISA, namely Margaret Archer and Im- manuel Wallerstein. We are convinced that there will be an equally strong presence of the ISA and of its Research Committees in Yerevan as well.

The 39th World Congress of the IIS is jointly sponsored by Yerevan State University (YSU) and the Swedish Colle- gium for Advanced Study (SCAS).

We warmly welcome you to a Congress that promises to set landmarks for the extension of sociological dialogue to new areas, arenas and regions of the world. Your personal contribution to this is invaluable. Jointly our efforts may come to have significance far beyond the days we have the privilege of spending together in Yerevan in June 2009.

Aram Simonyan Björn Wittrock Rector, YSU President, IIS; Principal, SCAS

3 THE IIS BUREAU 2005-2009

President Björn Wittrock, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, Uppsala

Past President Eliezer Ben-Rafael, University of Tel Aviv

Vice President Ayse Caglar, Central European University, Budapest

Vice President Huang Ping, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing

Vice President Elke Koch-Weser Ammassari, University of Rome “La Sapienza”

Secretary General Peter Hedström, University of Oxford

Bureau Member Alberto Casparini, University of Trieste

Bureau Member Helga Nowotny, European Research Council (ERC), Vienna

Bureau Member Daniéle Hervieu-Leger, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), Paris

Bureau Member Karen Cook, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

Bureau Member André Béteille, University of Delhi

Auditor Masamichi Sasaki, Chuo University, Tokyo

4 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, ORGANIZERS

Björn Wittrock President, International Institute of Sociology (IIS) Principal, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala

Aram Simonyan Professor and Rector, Yerevan State University

Craig Calhoun Director, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York; Professor, New York University, NY

Yehuda Elkana Professor and Rector, Central European University (CEU), Budapest

Lyudmila Harutyunyan Professor, Yerevan State University

Peter Hedström Nuffield College, Oxford; Secretary-General of the International Institute of Sociology (IIS)

Hans Joas Professor, Max-Weber-Kolleg, Erfurt and University of Chicago, IL

Shalini Randeria Professor, University of Zurich President, European Association of Social Anthropology

Armen Ghazaryan Executive Assistant to the Organizing Committee Yerevan State University

Sophie Sköld Executive Assistant to the IIS Secretariat Project Coordinator, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala

ORGANIZERS AND FUNDERS OF THE CONGRESS Yerevan State University Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala

CONGRESS BUREAUS Akademikonferens, Uppsala Hyur Service, Yerevan

5 general information

Venue of the Congress: Yerevan State University (YSU) Located at 1 Alex Manoogian Street, Yerevan All maps are found on the back cover of the Program Book

Registration and Information Desks Opening Hours

Thursday, June 11 10:00 – 19:00 Friday, June 12 12:00 – 21:30 Saturday, June 13 12:00 – 19:15 Sunday, June 14 12:00 – 16:00

Lecture Rooms – Equipment All lecture rooms are equipped with laptops and projectors. Presenters can use Microsoft Office applications such as MS Word, MS Excel, MS Power Point, and read .pdf documents with Acrobat Reader. Presentations can be projected via removable media (CD-ROMs or USB memory sticks). Overhead projectors are also available. (If you need overhead projectors please notify the organizers in advance.)

WI-FI network A WI-FI network is available on the ground floor as well as on the first and second floor of the Congress Area, indicated as “lap-top area”, and in the Library.

Copy Center Location: YSU Congress Area

Opening hours: Thursday, June 11 10:00 – 19:00 Friday, June 12 12:00 – 21:30 Saturday, June 13 12:00 – 19:15 Sunday, June 14 12:00 – 16:00

Printing, copying, scanning and faxing services are provided during opening hours; charges for services.

Preview Room Location: YSU Main Building, Library Opening hours: Thursday, June 11 14:00 – 19:00 Friday, June 12 09:00 – 21:30 Saturday, June 13 09:00 – 19:00 Sunday, June 14 09:00 – 13:00

Participants can use Microsoft Office applications, read and write documents in .pdf format, and access the internet. There are 24 desktop computers with USB ports in the preview room. The printing of your presentation is free of charge. However, for multiple copying please use the services of the Copy Center.

6 general information

Coffee Breaks Coffee/tea and refreshments will be served in the Congress Area: Friday, June 12 10:30 – 11:00; 15:00 – 15:30 Saturday, June 13 10:30 – 11:00; 15:00 – 15:30; 19:15-19:30 Sunday, June 14 10:30 – 11:00

Lunches Lunches are not included in the registration fees.However, the YSU Cafeteria is open at lunch time each day of the Congress. There are restaurants of several types close to YSU, but during the weekend only a few of them are open. Registration/Information Desk assistants can provide you with more information.

Social Programs:

Welcome Reception: Thursday, June 11, 18:15 YSU Main Building Hall Address: 1, Alex Manoogian Street

Congress Dinner: Saturday, June 13, 20:00 Restaurant ”ARQAYADZOR” Myasnikyan Ave., Building 32, Yerevan Access: Special buses will depart from YSU between 19:30 – 19:45 and return at the end of the Conference Dinner.

Public Transport The best way to visit Armenia’s sights and to discover Yerevan on your own is by foot or by public transportation: metro, taxicabs, minibuses, buses. There are taxicabs, buses and minibuses going out of Yerevan. It is much more reliable to take a taxi belonging to one of the larger taxi companies rather than a private taxi. The cost should be fixed on the counter. Registration/Information Desk assistants can provide you with more information. YSU is situated in the center of the city, and the offered hotels are also mainly located in the center of Yerevan.

Library Location: YSU, Main Building, 1: st floor

The YSU Library has a large collection of English-language holdings in the social sciences and humanities. Com- fortable reading areas, a Multimedia room, internet and WI-FI access are also available for Library users. Congress participants are welcome to visit the Library upon showing their conference badges.

Opening hours: Thursday, June 11 14:00 – 19:00 Friday, June 12 09:00 – 21:30 Saturday, June 13 09:00 – 19:00 Sunday, June 14 09:00 – 13:00

7 general information

Personal Insurance The organizers of the Congress do not provide insurance and do not take responsibility for any loss, accident or illness that might occur during the Congress or in the course of travel to or from the meeting site. It is therefore the responsibility of the participants to check their coverage with their insurance provider.

Participants Identification – Badges All participants of the Congress are kindly requested to wear their personal badges at all Congress events. Access to the sessions, coffee breaks, and social events is restricted to those who have registered and have badges. If you lose your personal badge you can buy a substitute one for EUR 30 at the Registration Desk.

Currency and Exchange, ATM Please note that all payments on-site can only be accepted in cash. The unit of currency is the Armenian Dram (AMD). International credit cards (EC/MC, Visa) are acceptable at banks, supermarkets, most hotels, restaurants and shops. ATMs are available at the airport, at the YSU main building and in many locations throughout the city.

Useful Telephone Numbers (Can be dialed from any phone without a coin or a card) Ambulance: 103, Police: 102, Fire Brigade: 101

8 9 THURSDAY, 11 JUNE

DAY OVERVIEW

THURSDAY, 11 JUNE

10:00 – 19:00 REGISTRATION Yerevan State University Ground Floor Area

16:00 – 17:45 OPENING PRESIDENTIAL SESSION PLENARY Session # 1 Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Traditions and Contemporary Articulations Room: Hall

18:15 – 20:00 WELCOME RECEPTION Main Building Hall, Yerevan State University

10 thursday, 11 June

OPENING SESSION Room: Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Traditions and 16:00–17:45 Hall Contemporary Articulations

Addresses by: Thursday, 11 June Thursday, Tigran Sargsyan, Prime Minister, Government of the Republic of Armenia

Armen Ashotyan, Minister of Science and Education, Government of the Republic of Armenia

Aram Simonyan, Rector of Yerevan State University

Björn Wittrock, President of the International Institute of Sociology (IIS)

Michel Wieviorka, President of the International Sociological Association (ISA)

Lyudmila Harutyunyan, Yerevan State University

11 Friday, 12 June

DAY OVERVIEW

FRIDAY, 12 JUNE

09:00 – 10:30 Plenary Session # 2 Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting Change Room: Hall

10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK YSU Congress Area

11:00 – 12:30 Plenary Session # 3 Cultures, States and Civilizations Room: Hall

12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 – 15:00 SPECIAL, REGULAR, ISA RC AND GENERAL SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

15:00 – 15:30 COFFEE BREAK YSU Congress Area

15:30 – 17:00 SPECIAL, REGULAR AND ISA RC SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

17:00 – 17:15 BREAK

17:15 – 18:45 SPECIAL, REGULAR AND ISA RC SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

18:45 – 19:00 BREAK

19:00 – 20:30 SPECIAL, REGULAR AND ISA RC SESSIONS

12 Friday, 12 June

Plenary Session # 2 Room: 09:00–10:30 Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting Change Hall

Chair: Shalini Randeria, University of Zurich

Hegemony, Regions, and Nation-States Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York; New York University, NY

Global Sociology: If any, and How? Huang Ping, Senior Research Professor, Director General, Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing

Sociology and the Crisis. Which Sociology? And Which Crisis? Michel Wieviorka, President of the International Sociological Association (ISA) Friday, 12 June Friday,

Plenary Session # 3 Room: 11:00–12:30 Cultures, States and Civilizations Hall

Chair: Lyudmila Harutyunyan, Yerevan State University

Sociology at the Crossroads in the Global Era: Old Problems, New Perspectives Edward Tiryakian, Duke University, Durham, NC

Cultural Systems and the Morphostasis or Morphogenesis of Civilizations and States Margaret S. Archer, University of Warwick

13 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of 13:30–15:00 206 the Post-Soviet World, Session I: Shifting Frames

Conveners: Barbro Klein, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, Uppsala Seteney Shami, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala; Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York, NY Chair: Barbro Klein, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, Uppsala

Armenian Ethnography between Totalitarianism and Nationalism Levon Abrahamian, National Academy of Sciences, Armenia

Nationalizing and Denationalizing Ethnography of the former Soviet Union Bruce Grant, New York University, New York, NY Friday, 12 June Friday,

(Re)Creating Image of the Other: Nationalizing of History in the Post-Soviet Lands Igor Torbakov, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We Learned about 13:30–15:00 226 State Socialism and Its Aftermath?

Convener: Georgi Derlugian, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Bringing the Former Soviet Republics Back from the Periphery Georgi Derlugian, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Trajectories of Post-Soviet Neopatrimonial Regimes in Comparative Perspective Oleksandr Fisun, Kharkiv National University

Soviet Man Lev Gudkov, Russian State Humanities University, Moscow

Bourdieu, Foucault, Boltanski-Thevenot and Latour applied to Russia: What Increase in Knowledge? Oleg Kharkhordin, European University at St. Petersburg

Switching Frames and Attitudes of Political Culture: the Social Mechanism of Russian Cycles Nikolai S. Rozov, Novosibirsk State University

The Market without the State and the Price of Ignoring Institutions Vadim Volkov, European University at St. Petersburg

14 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of 15:30–17:00 206 the Post-Soviet World, Session II: Crossroads and Configurations

Conveners: Barbro Klein, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, Uppsala Seteney Shami, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala; Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York, NY Chair: Seteney Shami, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala; Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York, NY

Resurrecting and Reinventing Ethnicity in Russia Hugh Beach, Uppsala University

Ethnography in-Between: Incarceration and Tuberculosis in the Republic of Georgia Friday, 12 June Friday, Erin Koch, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

Dynamic Language Interaction in Delineating the Araxes Linguistic Area Don Stilo, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig

Studying Citizenship and Migrations Anthropologically: Recent Research in the South Caucasus Lale Yalçin-Heckmann, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale Nino Aivazishvili, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: 15:30–17:00 Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 226

Conveners and Chairs: Nikolai Genov, Free University Berlin Levon Chorbajian, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA

Participants: Aysegül Aydıngün, Middle East Technical University, Ankara Irina Badurashvili, Georgian Centre for Population Research, Tbilisi Naser Fakouhi, University of Tehran Andrey Rezaev, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg Sevak Sarukhanyan, Deputy of the Executive Director of the “Noravank” foundation Tessa Savvidis, Free University Berlin Hrachya Arzumanyan, Artsakh State University, Stepanakert

15 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of 17:15–18:45 206 the Post-Soviet World, Session III: Border Crossings and Interventions

Chair: Bruce Grant, New York University, New York, NY

Ethnography Displaced: Estonian Folklorists and Exile Barbro Klein, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, Uppsala

On Being Human Terrain: Afghan and Other Discourses of Afghan Occupation Margaret A. Mills, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

Diaspora Around the Table: Feasting and Toasting in the North Caucasus Today Seteney Shami, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS), Uppsala; The Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York, NY Friday, 12 June Friday,

Special Session Room: Genocide, Mass Violence and the Possibility of Reconciliation, 17:15–18:45 226 Session I: Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress

Conveners and Chairs: Elisabeth Claverie, CNRS / EHESS (GSPM), Paris Richard Giragosian, Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS), Yerevan

Genocide Denial and Tabu: Challenging Turkish National and State Identities Hayk Demoyan, Armenian Genocide Museum and Institute, Yerevan

Srebrenica’s Genocide Case at the ICJ, a Controversy Pierre-Yves Condé, ENS-Cachan, Paris

After the Violence in 1965 / 1966 in Indonesia: Victims’ Demands and Denial of Justice Clotilde Riotor, EHESS, Paris (GSPM)

Cultural Trauma and Memory of the Expelled Peoples in Europe Barbara Törnquist-Plewa, Lund University

Between Memory Discourses of the Past and Open Narratives of the Future Yona Weitz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Researching and Skirting Justice: Victims of a Collective Medical Drama Nicolas Dodier, EHESS, Paris

16 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism in Eurasia: Challenges 17:15–18:45 206 for Inquiry and Teaching

Conveners: Andrey V. Rezaev, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg Göran Therborn, Cambridge University Chair: Andrey V. Rezaev, St. Petersburg State University

The Future of Capitalisms in Eurasia: Institutional and Comparative Perspectives Andrey V. Rezaev, St. Petersburg State University

The Global Factory: Origins, Organizational Forms, Morality and Future Maxim Storchevoi, St. Petersburg State University Friday, 12 June Friday, Creating a Common European Higher Education Area: Modernization of Education and Society? Jonas Stier, HST, Mälardalens högskola

Gender Issues in Kyrgyzstan in the Light of Modernity Project Ibraeva Gulnara, American University in Central Asia, Bishkek

Current Migration Flows in Russia and the Idea of Modernity Pavel Lisitsyn, St. Petersburg State University

Public Relations as a Factor of the Small Cities Socio-Economic Development: Case of Volga Region Andrei Sivokon, St. Petersburg State University

17 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 241

Conveners: Edward A. Tiryakian, Duke University, Durham, NC Willfried Spohn, Free University Berlin Chair: Edward A. Tiryakian, Duke University, Durham, NC

Globalization, Nationalism and Religion – A Multiple Modernities Perspective on Imperial and Peripheral Nations in Central and Eastern Europe Willfried Spohn, Free University Berlin

The Impact of Civilizations on the Construction of Turkish National Identity Aysegül Aydıngün, Middle East Technical University, Ankara Friday, 12 June Friday, (Im)Migrants’ Diverse National Identities and Their Effects on Host Societies Ewa Morawska, University of Essex

Armenians, Georgians and Azerbaijanis on the Civilizational Crossroad: Searching for “Caucasian Identity”. Mathematical Analysis Edik Kyureghyan, Yerevan State Engineering University Samvel Manukyan, National Institute of Health, Ministry of Health, Republic of Armenia

18 Friday, 12 June

Special Session Room: Genocide, Mass Violence and the Possibility of Reconciliation, 19:00–20:30 226 Session II: Forms of Mobilization after Mass Violence

Conveners and Chairs: Elisabeth Claverie, CNRS / EHESS (GSPM), Paris Richard Giragosian, Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS), Yerevan

South Africa as a Matrix for Post-Violence Solutions: Advocacy Networks Between South Africa and Asia Indonesia’s Massacre in 1965-1966 Clotilde Riotor, EHESS, Paris

Dealing with the Khmer Rouge Mass Graves. The UN, the Cambodian Government and the Peasants Anne Guillou, CNRS, Paris Friday, 12 June Friday, Delicate Liaison: Universal Concepts and National Perspectives in the Women’s International War Crimes Tribunal on Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery in 2000 Sang-Hui Nam, Research fellow at the University of Heidelberg (Cluster of Excellence)

“Humanity is the sovereignty which has been offended”: Prosecuting the Destruction of the European Jewry and Incorporating Humanity (1943-1948) Pierre–Yves Condé, ENS-Cachan, Paris

Judging mass crimes with the notion of individual responsibility: the case of ICTY judging international crimes perpetrated in former Yugoslavia. The “Joint Criminal Enterprise notion”: Some problems Elisabeth Claverie, CNRS (GSPM), Paris

Development of the Concept of Crime of Genocide in Public International Law and its Contemporary Implementation Vladimir Vardanyan, Yerevan State University

19 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social Acts, Dissention, 13:30–15:00 107 and Network Construction in Everyday Life

Convener and chair: Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Potential Socio-economic and Lifestyle Factors Associated with Sexual Dissatisfaction among Men and women: A Population-based Study in France M. Anquetil, University of Luxembourg M. Baumann, University of Luxembourg S. Legleye, INSERM, U669, Paris; Univ Paris-Sud; Univ Paris Descartes, Paris; (OFDT), Paris N. Chau, INSERM, U669, Paris; Univ Paris-Sud; Univ Paris Descartes, Paris Lorhandicap Group, INSERM, U669, Paris; Univ Paris-Sud; Univ Paris Descartes, Paris

The ‘Everyday Dissident:’ Applying Touraine’s Sociology of the Subject to the Analysis of Everyday Life Friday, 12 June Friday, Glenda Ballantyne, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne

Consuming the Transnational: Ethnic Grocery Food Shopping and the Production of Consuming Transnationals Stella Grigorian, University of Houston

The Gift of the Arrest: The Symbolic Economy of Policing Brian Lande, University of California, Berkeley

Living the State or Surviving the State? Informal Socio Economic Networks, Illegal Actions, and Their Importance in Everyday Life in Turkey and Ukraine Abel Polese, University of Edinburgh

20 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Armenian Society in Transition 142

Convener and chair: Gevorg Poghosyan, Armenian Sociological Association, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of ANAS

Post-crisis World as Transcending the Revenge of Armenian Diasporas Ernest Grigoryan, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of ANAS

Alienated Society: From Diagnosis to Action Manuk Harutiunyan, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of ANAS

Transition Paradigm and Prospects of Democracy in Armenia Vladimir Osipov, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of ANAS Friday, 12 June Friday, The Transforming of Current Armenian Society Gevorg Poghosyan, Armenian Sociological Association, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of ANAS

A Shifting Mosaic: Yerevan ’s Cultural Landscape in Transition Ter-Ghazaryan, Diana, Florida International University, Miami, FL

Armenian young immigrants in Poland. At the edge. Tomasz Marciniak, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Kraków

The Role of Sociology in Raising the Education Level of Students in Higher Educational Institutions of Armenia Yuri Gasparyan, State Pedagogic University of Armenia, Yerevan

21 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimensions of 13:30–17:00 205 Post-conflictual Reality

Conveners and chair: Janna Andreasyan, Yerevan State University Adrine Babloyan, Yerevan State University

A Sociological View on Economic Conflicts Adrine Babloyan, Yerevan State University

Democratization as a Factor for Forming Multiple Modernities in Post-Soviet World Janna Andreasyan, Yerevan State University

The Family order of Siberian Native Population: Post-soviet Traditionalism VS Soviet Modernity Friday, 12 June Friday, Anna Mikheeva, Novosibirsk State University

A Review of Theories of Conflict José G. Vargas-Hernández, University of Guadalajara

Dynamics of violence in the South Ossetian conflict 1989-2004 Lara Sigwart, TSU Department of Cultural Studies, Tbilisi

22 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Consumerism as a Social Phenomenon and the New Forms of 13:30–15:00 211 Participation in Global Control Trend

Conveners and chair: Mehdi Abedi, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad Pierluigi Musarò, University of Bologna

Consumption Practices and Counter-narrative about ”consumption society”: the Case History of Contemporary East Germany Roberta Bartoletti, University of Urbino

Poverty and Consumerism in Developing Countries Mehdi Abedi, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad Friday, 12 June Friday, The Politics of Life: Global Control and New Forms of Participation Pierluigi Musarò, University of Bologna

Third Kind of Poverty Seyed Reza Eftekhari, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad Mehdi Abedi, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad

23 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–15:00 European Identity or Identities? Evolving views of ’Europa’ 203

Conveners: Robert L. Miller, Queen’s University, Belfast Markieta Domecka, Queen’s University, Belfast

Chair: Robert L. Miller, Queen’s University, Belfast

Notes from an Island: Using Biographical Narratives to Interpret the Meanings of Britishness and Europeanness Howard Davis, Bangor University Sally Baker, Bangor University Graham Day, Bangor University Marta Kowalska, Bangor University Friday, 12 June Friday,

Multiculturalism: A Third Option Maegan Hendow, University of Leipzig

One Europe or Several Europes? The Cultural Logic of Narratives of Europe Maria Rovisco, York St John University

Russians’ European Identity: International and Sociocultural Aspects Mikhail Gorshkov, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

A Far Distant Glance at Europe: Critical Perspectives from Africa, India and China Vittorio Cotesta, Roma Tre University

General Session Room: 13:30–15:00 General Session Part I 139

Convener and chair: Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

Social Movements, Social Change and Democracy Astghik Chaloyan, Yerevan State University

Immigrants, Integration and Happiness David Bartram, University of Leicester

Decoding Geographical Health Inequalities: a Critical Approach Michèle Baumann, Unit research INSIDE, University of Luxembourg Pierre Aïach, IRIS Social Sciences, Politicies, Health INSERM- EHESS - University Paris 13, Paris

24 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Open Innovation, Closed Societies 215

Conveners: Steffen Roth, Berne School of Business and Administration Jari Kaivo-oja, Turku School of Economics

Chair: Steffen Roth, Berne School of Business and Administration

Open Source: An Opportunity Structure for Boundless Innovation Doris Blutner, University of Hamburg

Providing Sustainable Mobility for All Through Open Innovation: The Case of hopping.de Erik Hansen, Munich University of Technology Moritz Gomm, Munich University of Technology Friday, 12 June Friday, Ralf Reichwald, Munich University of Technology

Economic System Theory and Drivers of Innovation Activity Jari Kaivo-oja, Turku School of Economics

Open source innovation: Rethinking the concept of openness in innovation studies Julien Penin, Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg

National Policies Facing Global Challenges: Tendencies towards Convergence and its Implications for Innova- tion Policy-Making in Developing States Erkki Karo, Tallinn University of Technology Tarmo Kalvet, Tallinn University of Technology

25 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–17:00 The Relevance of the Classics for Post-1989-Transformations 207

Convener and chair: Sven Eliaeson, Uppsala University

Has the Cultural Studies Critique of Classical Sociology Run its Course? Thomas Acton, University of Greenwich, London

Thinking in Systems: Parsons and the Physiocrats Christopher Schlembach, University of Vienna

Theoretical and Methodological Basis for Studying Social-Psychological Transformations in Post-Soviet Countries Gohar Shahnazaryan, Yerevan State University Friday, 12 June Friday, The Classic Nation and Family (1941) by Alva Myrdal: Transformation, Sexuality, Family and Population Poli- cies. Hedvig Ekerwald, Uppsala University

Site and Space: Heidegger and Globalization Jon Wittrock, EUI, Florence

Toward a New Sociology of Postmodern Societies: World Crisis since 9.15.2008 and Sociological Challenge Shoji Ishitsuka, Tokyo University of Information Sciences, Chiba

Gunnar Myrdal’s Relevance for Post-1989-transformations Sven Eliaeson, Uppsala University

26 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–17:00 Social Transformation and Helping Professions 141

Convener: Jacquelin Delaru, Yerevan State University

Chair: Artak Khachatryan, Yerevan State University

Social Work and the Armenian Society Artak Khachatryan, Yerevan State University

Trials and Difficulties in Defining the Term “professional ethics” Oriented to the Department of Psychiatry Nina Paulsen, Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg

The Basic Problems of Child Protection in Changing Society Friday, 12 June Friday, Mira Antonyan, Yerevan State University

Professional Ethics of Health Care Professions in Transformed Organizations Kerstin Wüstner, Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg

Sociological Study of the Family Transformation Regarding Domestic Violence against Women Mitra Khagani, University of Teheran

Social and Political Participation of Elderly Citizens in Armenia: Contemporary Situation and the Ways of Development Anna Voskanyan, Yerevan State University

The Peculiarities of Psychological Work in the Society of Transformation Society Anahit Sahakyan, Yerevan State University

The Development of Person and Social- pedagogical Activity in Conditions of Social Transformation Anna Aleksanyan, Armenian State Pedagogical University, Yerevan

Sociocultural Approach as a Strategy of Conflict Resolution in Transformative Societies Nair Mkrtchyan, Yerevan State University

27 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Sociological Schools and National Sociologies as Social Institutions 241

Convener and chair: Maria Gornostaeva, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Structural Features of Fields of Sociological Discourse in the Light of Citation Networks Attila Varga, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest

Chaos and Cosmos of Social Organisation Bagrat M. Harutyunyan, Yerevan State University

Innovative Methodologies in Sociology: Challenging the Canon Maria Gornostaeva, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

About the social sciences situation in Iran Friday, 12 June Friday, Javad Afshar Kohan, Hamedan University

Sociology and Related Sciences in the Context of Global Strategic Security Edward Markarian, Armenian National Academy of Sciences, Yerevan

Sociologist in the Crossroads of Theory and Practice Harutyun Vermishyan, Yerevan State University

Regular Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Terrorism: Challenges to South Asian Security 212

Convener and chair: Raj Kishor Singh, University of Agra

Cyber Terrorism Raj Kishor Singh, University of Agra

Proxy War in South Asia B. Das, University of Allahabad

Roots of Terrorism and the Course of Societies in South Asia’ V. Sreemannarayana Murthy, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

Insurgency in India Brijesh Singh, University of Agra

28 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Anthropology of Everyday Life II: Identities, Beliefs, and Gender 13:30–17:00 107 Relations in Everyday Life

Convener and chair: Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Women & Negotiation over Personal Space in their Homes a Case Study of Kurdish Middle Class Women Samal Erfani, University of Tehran

Study on the Social Identity of Iranian Women Maryam Rafatjah, University of Tehran

Consumption of Goods in Women Everyday Life Afshari Naderi Afsar Friday, 12 June Friday, Beliefs, Food Habits and Health Practices in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka H.M D.R.. Herath, University of Peradeniya

Constructing Beliefs, Framing Experience: Infant Feeding in Norway and Canada Therese Andrews, University of Bergen Stephanie Knaak, University of Calgary

ISA RC Session Room: The Body of the Nation: Sociology, Metaphor and 15:30–17:00 223 the National Subject

Conveners and chair: Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL and International Sociological Association Marvin Prosono, Missouri State University, Springfield and International Sociological Association

Discipline and the National Body: From “Degeneration” to Pluralism Marvin Prosono, Missouri State University, Springfield and International Sociological Association

The National Womb: Competitive Fertility between Jewish-Israeli and Arab-Israeli Women in Satiric Israeli TV series ”Arab Labor” Miri Gal-Ezer, The Max Stern Academic College of Emek Yezrael and International Sociological Association Tidhar Chava, The Kinneret Academic College

A Bodily Nation Building Nicola Porro, Università di Cassino and International Sociological Association

Interethnic Distances in Kazakh Nation Gaziz Telebayev, Ethno-Political and Humanitarian Research Center, Astana

29 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: How Can Sociology Gain 15:30–17:00 215 From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions?

Conveners: Kazimierz M. Slomczynski, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH and Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH and Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

Chair: Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH and Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

The Linkages of the Central and East European Studies Centers with Sociology Departments in the United States: Regional Knowledge and Comparative Sociology Kazimierz M. Slomczynski, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH and Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH and Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Friday, 12 June Friday, Welfare Transfers and the Social Segregation of the Rural Poor : On the Specificity of Central and Eastern Europe Cristina Rat, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca

The Division of Europe into West and East in Explanations Concerning Social Inequality Henryk Domanski, IFiS PAN, Warsaw

The Relationship between Sociology and Middle East Studies: Navigating “Crises” Helen Rizzo, The American University in Cairo

American Sociology and American Studies: On the Mutual Relationship and its Consequences for Compara- tive Research Joshua Kjerulf Dubrow, CONSIRT, OSU Columbus, OH and IFiS PAN, Warsaw

30 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Comparative-Historical Sociology across Global, Regional and 15:30–17:00 125 Local Worlds

Conveners: Ewa Morawska, University of Essex, Colchester Willfried Spohn, Free University Berlin; University of Goettingen

Chair: Willfried Spohn, Free University Berlin; University of Goettingen

Crises and Transformations: Comparative-historical sociology and Large-Scale Social Change Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council, New York, NY

Deciphering the Global – its Scales, Spaces and Subjects Saskia Sassen, Columbia University, New York Friday, 12 June Friday,

Global Values into Domestic Contexts: The Rise of Environmentalism in South Korea Thomas Kern, University of Heidelberg

The Transformative Impact of Immigrants on the Host Society: An Unexamined Aspect of the Glocalization Process Ewa Morawska, University of Essex, Colchester

31 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: The Corporative Mechanisms in the NGO Interest Representation in 15:30–17:00 211 Eastern Europe

Conveners: Tamas Domokos, Echo Survey Sociological Research Institute, Szekesfehervar Tamas Ruff, Echo Survey Sociological Research Institute, Szekesfehervar

Chair: Tamas Domokos, Echo Survey Sociological Research Institute, Szekesfehervar

Conflict of “Political” and “Civic” in NGO Leaders’ Identity and Narratives Margit Kranyik, University of Debrecen

The Corporative Mechanisms in the NGO Interest Representation in Hungary Zsuzsanna Zugor, EVE Regional Social Resource Center, Budapest Friday, 12 June Friday,

The Post-socialist Way of Local Democracy - a Case Study Judit Macher, University of Pecs

The Role of Civil Society Institutions in the Democratization Processes in the Wider Black Sea Region Ashot Alexanyan, Yerevan State University

32 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Creating and Dealing with Otherness: Ethnopolitical Conflict and 15:30–18:45 205 Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination

Conveners and chair: Roswitha Breckner, University of Vienna Gabriele Rosenthal, Georg-August-University of Goettingen

Narrations of Violence. Tensions between Individual and Community Accounts Maria Six-Hohenbalken, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Social Anthropology Research Unit

Between Experience, Narration and Taboos. Ethnic Germans as Perpetrators and Witnesses of the Holocaust in South Ukraine Niklas Radenbach, University of Goettingen Friday, 12 June Friday,

The Effect of the Very Distant Past on Migrants: An Armenian Family in Germany Viola Stephan, Georg-August University of Goettingen

Life through Otherness. A Case of an Armenian Repatriate Zaruhi Hayrapetyan, Yerevan State University

Migration and Identity Crisis in Marjane Satrapis Autobiographical Comic-Writing Persepolis: Representing the Experiences of an Iranian Migrant Woman in Austria Barbara Eder, University of Vienna

33 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: European Values Meeting the New Economic, Political, and Social 15:30–17:00 203 Challenges: Trivialities and Paradoxes in the Mirror of Sociology

Convener and chair: Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

‘High-brow’ culture as Status: the Devaluation of Cultural Capital in Europe? Jukka Gronow, Uppsala University

Gender Norms Meeting “European values”: Highly Qualified Women Migrants in Germany Ingrid Jungwirth, Humboldt University of Berlin

Values and Identities of Post-soviet Youth in Transition: Gender Aspect Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk Friday, 12 June Friday, Political vs. Ecological Values in European parts of Post-Soviet states (case study) Irina Sossunova, International Independent University of Environmental and Political Sciences, Moscow

Values of Russian youth with Limited Capacities Olga Mamonova, Moscow Institute of Socio-Cultural Programs

Seven Ways of Performing Social Status Geir-Tore Brenne, University of Oslo

Democratic Transformation Tendencies in the Context of Institutional Developement in Armenian Society Zinaida Tokmajyan, Yerevan State University

34 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and Minority Groups in 15:30–17:00 139 Western Europe

Convener and chair: Michal Bodemann, University of Toronto

TBA Michal Bodemann, University of Toronto

Mobilising Gender: Patterns of Integration of Migrant Women in the Republic of Ireland Carla De Tona, Trinity Immigration Initiative, Trinity College, Dublin Ronit Lentin, Trinity Immigration Initiative, Trinity College, Dublin

Memorial to the Murdered Sinti and Roma of Europe: Hierarchies of Victimhood and Contests of Representa- tion Friday, 12 June Friday, Nadine Blumer, University of Toronto and Free University Berlin

Impact of Class Background and Migration History on Educational Attainment: A Study with the 2005 German Mikrozensus Renee Luthra Reichl, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA and Free University Berlin

Regular Session Room: A Sociology for Media Society? Approaches beyond 15:30–17:00 241 disciplinary boundaries?

Convener and chair: Marian Adolf, Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen

Epistemologies of Journalism as Cultures of Practice Tim Markham, University of London

The Mediated Reality of Environmentalism Stefania Antonioni, University of Urbino ”Carlo Bo”

Social and Cultural Means of Communication Nataliya Ikonnikova, Moscow State Social University

The ”Right to Reply” in Journalistic Ethics Yehiel Limor, Ariel University Center Eithan Lehman, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan

The Diffusion and Reception of Cinema in the Iranian Society and Culture Parviz Ejlali, Institute for Management and Planning Studies, Tehran

35 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 15:30–17:00 War and Society 212

Conveners and chair: Masahiro Ogino, Kwansei Gakuin University, Institute for Advanced Social Research, Nishinomiya Ralf Futselaar, Kwansei Gakuin University, Institute for Advanced Social Research, Nishinomiya

War on Terror or War on Trust? Pictures from a London campaign Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, SOCIUS Research Centre, Technical University of Lisbon

Stories of Internment and Community Rebuilding: A Case Study of “Day of Remembrance” in Los Angeles Kumiko Tsuchida, Tohoku University, Sendai

Historical Consciousness, the National Question, and War Legacies: A Comparative Analysis of Japan, China, and Taiwan Friday, 12 June Friday, Horng-luen Wang, Academia Sinica, Taipei

War and Animation Industrial base Mayumi Yukimura, Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya

Cultural Reshufflings Induced by War and Their Long-Term Effects: The Case of Japanese “War Brides” Masashi Iwasa, Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya

Regular Session Room: Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact of Technology in 17:15–18:45 107 Everyday Life

Chair and convener: Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

An Anthropological Approach to Technology Utilization: How Machines Are Domesticated Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Review of a Day with Computer Shahin Zahedifar, Iranian Sociology Association, Women Studies Professional Group, Tehran

Women, Internet and Everyday Life Parvaneh Zahedifar, Social Sciences Research and Women Studies; Iranian Sociology Association, Women Studies Professional Group, Tehran

Branding Vernacular Cultures Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Anthropology of Everyday Life: General Overview and Session Contributions’ Assessment Emilia Nercissians (Panel Discussion)

36 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Gender, Generations and Identity: The Challenges of 17:15–18:45 203 Intersectionality. Session I

Conveners: Sofia Aboim, University of Lisbon Lia Pappámikail, University of Lisbon

Chair: Sofia Aboim, University of Lisbon

Parents’ Identities and Attitudes toward a New Gender Culture Ramón González-Piñal, University of Seville Maria Ángeles Rebollo, University of Seville Rafael García, University of Seville Rosario Rodríguez, University of Seville Friday, 12 June Friday, Esther Rodríguez, University of Seville

Growing up is a Relational Process: How Families Manage Young People’s Daily Life in Terms of their Freedom de of Circulation and Action Lia Pappámikail, University of Lisbon

Young Men and Women in Italy: Forming a Couple and a New Home Rosantonietta Scramaglia, IULM University, Milan

Enacting and Transgressing the ‘Ideal’ Armenian: Young Masculinities and Femininities in Southern Russia Ulrike Ziemer, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London

37 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Relating Out-migration from South Caucasus to the Russian 17:15–18:45 139 Federation: Conceptual Approaches and Empirical Findings

Conveners and chair: Nikolai Genov, Free University Berlin Tessa Savvidis, Free University Berlin

Migration in the Post-Soviet Area: Relating Concepts and Empirical Findings Nikolai Genov, Free University Berlin

Regional Migration to Russia: Development, Interests, and Perspectives Tessa Savvidis, Free University Berlin

Out-Migration from Georgia: Causes and Effects Friday, 12 June Friday, Irina Badurashvili, Georgian Centre for Population Research, Tbilisi

Social Problems of Returned Armenian Migrants from Russia and Europe Gevork Poghosyan, Armenian Academy of Sciences, Yerevan

Migration Processes and Moscow’s Migration Policy in the Global Crisis Context Galina Osadchaya, Moscow State Social University

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Social Exclusion and Social Capital - a Southern Perspective 207

Convener and chair: Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg

Knowledge as a Passport: How Migrants’ Cultural Capital Impacts Their Freedom of Movement Maegan Hendow, University of Leipzig

The Health and Well-being of Children and Women in the Context of Political and Economic Exclusion in three Central Asian Republics (CARs) Nolunkcwe Bomela, University of Pretoria

Shopping and belonging: The moral logics of consumption in South Africa Irma du Plessis, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Speaking Truth to Power: the Whistleblower as Organizational Citizen Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg

From Development to Emergency Assistance. Media, charity and moral imagination Pierluigi Musarò, University of Bologna

38 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Social Trust 215

Convener and chair: Masamichi Sasaki, Chuo University, Tokyo

Institutional Economics of Co-operation and the Political Economy of Trust José G. Vargas-Hernández, University of Guadalajara

The Trustworthiness of Difference Morten Frederiksen, University of Copenhagen

Trust Building as a Mechanism of Forming Social Capital Hakob A. Matevosyan, Yerevan State University

Common Values as the Basis of Social Trust in the Age of Globalization Friday, 12 June Friday, Tetsuo Maruyama, Bukkyo University, Kyoto

Social Trust in Japan Based on a Current Nationwide Attitudinal Survey Masamichi Sasaki, Chuo University, Tokyo

39 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Society and Ecology: Problems and Priorities in a 17:15–20:30 125 Transforming World

Convener and chair: Irina A. Sosunova, International Independent University of Environmental and Political Sciences, Moscow

Ecologisation of Education in a Transforming Society Irina A. Sosunova, International Independent University of Environmental and Political Sciences, Moscow Danilo Markovich, Academy of Education, Belgrad

Formation of Socio-ecological Dimension of Societies in Transition Olga N. Mamonova, Moscow Institute of Socio-Cultural Programs, Moscow; Konstantin M. Manolache, Academy of Science, Chisinau Friday, 12 June Friday, People with Limited Capacities and the Environment of Contemporary Socium: Example of Researches of Social Construction of Positive Deviation Irina V. Mkrtumova, International Independent University of Environmental and Political Sciences, Moscow

The Interrelation between Science, Technology and Environment in the Modern Society Galina V. Gorokhova, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Vitaly G. Gorokhov, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Contemporary Ecological Problems of the Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC, USA Svetlana Orekhova-Tibbits, Tibbits Historical Foundations, Washington DC

Ecological Values and Quality of Life in a Transforming Society (Case of Belarus) Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

40 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: The Sociology of Roma/Gypsies/Travellers - between 17:15–18:45 241 Mainstream and Specialisation

Convener: Thomas Acton, University of Greenwich, London

Chair: Valdemar Kalinin, Education Departments, London Boroughs of Hamersmith and Camden

Rethinking Sociological Understandings of the Lom: Gypsies at the Crossroads of Armenia, Turkey and Europe Adrian Marsh, Södertorns University, Stockholm and University of Greenwich, London

The Need for Romani Studies in Romani Education Valdemar Kalinin, Education Departments, London Boroughs of Hamersmith and Camden

The challenge of the new paradigm in Romani Studies for sociology? Friday, 12 June Friday, Thomas Acton, University of Greenwich, London

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Transforming Institutions through Agency: Is Civil Society Possible? 142

Convener: Timothy D. Levonyan Radloff, State University of New York at Fredonia, NY

Chair: Timothy D. Levonyan, Radloff, State University of New York at Fredonia, NY

Political Orientation and Susceptibility to Ethnic Mobilization in Fiji Erik Larson, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN

Mobilization for morality - another word is possible Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL

Building Transnational Civil Society: Experience and Strategies of the World Social Fora Gabriele De Angelis, New University, Lisbon

A Top-Down and Bottow-up Sociological Construction of Race and Citizenship Timothy D. Levonyan Radloff, State University of New York at Fredonia, NY

41 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Violence (Domestic, National and International) 212

Convener and chair: Masoumeh Bagheri, Shahid Chamran University, Ahwaz

The Socio-economic and Cultural Situation of Religious Minority in Kermanshah Mojtaba Shahnooshi, Iran Islamic Azad University Farkhondeh Shariati, Iran Islamic Azad University

Violence against Women in India Dharam Vir, N. A. S. College, Meerut

Atrocities against Women: Victims and Victimizers Kamlesh Mahajan, Ismail National Mahila Post-graduate College, Meerut Friday, 12 June Friday, Violence in the world Pal Dibakar, Civil Servant in India & Independent Researcher

A Sociological Study on Women’s Cultural, Social and Economic Capitals with Domestic Violence Mitra Khaghani, University of Teheran

A Study on the Effect of Socio-economic Factors on Juvenile Delinquency Karim Rezadoost, Shahid Chamran University, Ahwaz A.H. Nabavi, Shahid Chamran University, Ahwaz Nazar Pishroo Nasrabad Sofla, Shahid Chamran University, Ahwaz

Violence against Christian during the years 1850-1900 Nasroallah Pourafkary, Iran Islamic Azad University Tahereh Hakimi, Iran Islamic Azad University

42 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Youth transitions and the South Caucasus and Other 17:15–18:45 141 New Market Economies/Democracies

Convener and chair: Heghine Manasyan, Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC), Eurasia Partnership Foun- dation, Yerevan

Sources of and Solutions to Youth Unemployment and Employment Problems in the New Market Economies; Evidence from Central Asia Ken Roberts, Jochen Tholen, Lyazat Kozhamkulova, Aikanysh Abulgazieva, Kurbanov Firdavsiy Liverpool University and Bremen University

Mental Illness Study among young people in Armenia: Experience from the Psychiatric Medical Center, Avan’s Clinic, RA Liana Khachatryan, Psychiatric Medical Center, Avan’s Clinic, Yerevan Friday, 12 June Friday, Hovhannes Harutyunyan, Psychiatric Medical Center, Avan’s Clinic, Yerevan

Youth Transition: Employment Profile, Trends and Factors in South Caucasus Armen Asatryan, Caucasus Research Resource Centers Hovhannes Harutyunyan, Caucasus Research Resource Centers Heghine Manasyan, Caucasus Research Resource Centers

43 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 19:00–20:30 Diaspora in the 21st Century Globalization 215

Conveners: Habibul Haque Khondker, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi Emma Porio, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City

Chair: Habibul Haque Khondker, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

Diasporic Identities: The Crossroads of Modernity and Postmodernity Elzbieta Budakowska, University of Warsaw

Rethinking ‘homeland’ in Diaspora: Armenian Youth Narratives in Southern Russia Ulrike Ziemer, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London Friday, 12 June Friday, Transnationalism, diasporic Syriac Christian communities and their return to Turkey Zerrin Ozlem Biner, Max Planck Institute, Halle

The Roma of Europe as Part of the Indian Diaspora: the Dream of Return as a Pragmatic Political Bargain Thomas Acton, University of Greenwich, London

Bengali Diaspora in the UAE Habibul Khondker, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi Mehraj Jahan, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

44 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Gender, Generations and Identity: The Challenges of Intersectionality. 19:00–20:30 203 Session II

Conveners: Sofia Aboim, University of Lisbon Lia Pappámikail, University of Lisbon

Chair: Lia Pappámikail, University of Lisbon

Gender across the Generations: family lineages and social change in Portugal Pedro Vasconcelos, Lisbon University Institute

Redoing Gender: Narratives of Masculinity in Three-generation Family Lineages Sofia Aboim, University of Lisbon Friday, 12 June Friday,

Intersectionality and the Protest Generation(s): Intersections of Disadvantage across Generations and Politi- cal Protest in Central and Eastern Europe Joshua Dubrow, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

Immigrant Women, Immigrant Men: A Way to Changing National Identity? Lülüfer Körükmez, Ege University, Izmir

Regular Session Room: 19:00–20:30 New Trends in Globalization 139

Convener and Chair: Jan Nederveen Pieterse, University of Santa Barbara, CA

Cosmopolitan Challenges to Global Capitalism Klaus Mueller, AGH University of Science & Technology, Krakow and Free University of Berlin

Global Crisis, Social Mobilization and Structural Transformation Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL

Crisis as Global Rebalancing: Representation as Negotiation Jan Nederveen Pieterse, University of Santa Barbara, CA

From Entrepreneurial State to State of Entrepreneurs: Ownership Implications of the Transformation in Mexi- can Governance since 1982 José G. Vargas-Hernandez, University of Guadalajara

45 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: 19:00–20:30 Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsibility, Social Enterprise 215

Convener and chair: Ani Muradyan, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN

Proposal of a Descriptive Model for the Characterization of Organizational CSR Institutionalization as an Innovative Stakeholder Approach Juan Ignacio Martin-Castilla, Autonomous University of Madrid

Human Rights Violations and Corporate Accountability: Enforceable Alternatives to Corporate Self-Regulation Ruby Chorbajian, Kurdish Human Rights Project, London

Social Role and Social Responsibility of Russian Business Elite Irina Tyurina, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Friday, 12 June Friday, Elite Philanthropy in Russia Elisabeth Schimpfoessl, University of Manchester

Diaspora Philanthropy Ani Muradyan, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN

Regular Session Room: 19:00–20:30 Religion in a Post-secular Age 205

Convener and chair: Roberto Cipriani, Roma Tre University

In Search of Religious Places in Italy Roberto Lavarini, IULM University of Milan

The Spread of Protestant ’Megachurches’ in the United States and Korea Thomas Kern, Heidelberg University

In Country X Soccer is a Religion! What do You Mean? Ruud Stokvis, Amsterdam School for Social Science Research and WJH Mulier Institute

Religion Impact on Social Life. Empowering Women Awareness against Violence Marcella Pompili Pagliari, Sapienza University of Rome

Laicism in a ”Post-secular” Society. Italian Recent Debates on Life & Death Gabriele De Angelis, New University of Lisbon

Re-enchantment of the E-world. Online Religions Practices Natàlia Cantó- Milà, Open University of Catalonia, Swen Seebach, Open University of Catalonia

46 Friday, 12 June

Regular Session Room: Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and Experiences Towards the 19:00–20:30 207 Construction of Different Societies

Convener and chair: Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, SOCIUS Research Centre, Technical University of Lisbon and ECOSOL-CES Research Group, Coimbra

’Economic Empowerment of Women’ as a Global Project: The Limits of Social Change in the Neo Liberal Era Nitza Berkovitch, Ben Gurion Universiry, Beersheba Adriana Kemp, Tel Aviv University

Local and Solidary Economy: An Analysis of Local Power from New Economic and Social Dynamics in Brazil Cristiano de França Lima, University of Coimbra Friday, 12 June Friday, Consolidating Solidarity Economy in Brasil trough social networks: the case of Rede Solidária da Pesca Felipe Addor, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Sidney Lianza, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Vera de Fátima Maciel Lopes, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Practicing what you Preach: Interconnections between Values and Behaviors of Researchers and the Precepts of Solidarity Economy Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, SOCIUS Research Centre, Technical University of Lisbon and ECOSOL-CES Research Group, Coimbra

47 saturday, 13 June

DAY OVERVIEW

SATURDAY, 13 JUNE

09:00 – 10:30 Plenary Session # 4 Network Science and Modern Sociology Room: Hall

10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK YSU Congress Area

11:00 – 12:30 Plenary Session # 5 The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global Crisis: Thirty Years Later. In Honour of Immanuel Wallerstein Room: Hall

12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 – 15:00 SPECIAL, REGULAR AND ISA RC SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

15:00 – 15:30 COFFEE BREAK YSU Congress Area

15:30 – 17:00 SPECIAL, REGULAR AND ISA RC SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

17:00 – 17:15 BREAK

17:15 – 18:45 SPECIAL, REGULAR, ISA RC AND GENERAL SESSIONS Rooms: as detailed in the Program Book

19:30 – 19:45 BUS Transports to the Conference Dinner From: Yerevan State University

20:00 – 23:00 CONGRESS DINNER Restaurant ”ARQAYADZOR” Address: Myasnikyan Ave., Building 32, Yerevan

48 saturday, 13 June

Plenary Session # 4 Room: 09:00–10:30 Network Science and Modern Sociology Hall

Chair: Peter Hedström, Nuffield College, Oxford; Secretary-General of the International Institute of Sociology (IIS)

Structural Folds: Generative Disruption in Overlapping Groups Balazs Vedres, Central European University, Budapest

Central Nodes and Key Roles in Social and Ecological Systems Ferenc Jordán, Microsoft Research, University of Trento, Centre for Computational and Systems Biology, Trento

Analyzing the Structure of Innovation Networks in New Product Development – An Interdisciplinary Ap- proach R. Klendauer, Technical University of Munich M. Schneider, Technical University of Munich

J. Gunkel, Technical University of Munich 13 June Saturday, M. Wastian, Technical University of Munich A. Kain, Technical University of Munich R. Kirschner, Technical University of Munich

Plenary Session # 5 Room: The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global Crisis: Thirty Years Later. 11:00–12:30 Hall In Honour of Immanuel Wallerstein

The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global Crisis: Thirty Years Later Immanuel Wallerstein, Yale University, New Haven, CT

Analyzing Long-Term, Large-Scale Societal Change Georgi Derlugian, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Bringing Political Economy Back In Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York; New York University, NY

49 saturday, 13 June

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: 13:30–15:00 Armenia: Release from the Chains of the Past?! Session I 226

Conveners and Chairs: Lyudmila Harutyunyan, Yerevan State University Aram Simonyan, Yerevan State University

Armenia at the Crossroads: Contemporary Trends and Expectations for the Future Tigran Sargsyan, Prime Minister, Government of the Republic of Armenia

Changing World and High Education System in Armenia Aram Simonyan, Rector of Yerevan State University, Yerevan

Issues of Leadership in the Context of Political Cultures Interaction Armen Ashotyan, Minister of Science and Education, Government of the Republic of Armenia Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Armenia at the Crossroads of Multipolar Globalization Gagik Harutiunyan, Executive Director of the “Noravank” foundation, Armenia

Special Session Room: Farewell to the “Second World”? Many Worlds or One World? 13:30–15:00 206 Session I

Conveners: Sven Eliaeson, Uppsala University Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

A World Region Disappeared: Why? How? With what Consequences? Nikolai Genov, Free University, Berlin

Was the Soviet Union a Modern Society? Jukka Gronow, Uppsala University

Is there a Post-Soviet World Today? The Aftermath of the Second World Crash Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

“Approximate” Democracy Dimitry Varzonovtsev, New Bulgarian University, Sofia

Politics of Transitional Justice in Post-Communist Central-Eastern Europe Adam Czarnota, University of New South Wales, Sydney

50 saturday, 13 June

Special Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Homeland and Hostland: Armenians and Jews Compared, Session I 241

Convener: Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Tel-Aviv University Chair: Richard Giragosian, Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS), Yerevan

Homeland-Diaspora Relations: A Theoretical Perspective Gabriel (Gabi) Sheffer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

From Exile to Diaspora: The Jewish Case Yosef Gorny, Tel-Aviv University

Politics of Memory: Genocide “discourses” Holocaust in the Armenian Diaspora of the Armenian quarter, Old City of Jerusalem Yona Weitz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Diaspora and Collective Identities Martine Hovanessian, URMIS, CNRS, Université Paris 7

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: 15:30–17:00 Armenia: Release from the Chains of the Past?! Session II 226

Conveners and Chairs: Lyudmila Harutyunyan, Yerevan State University Aram Simonyan, Yerevan State University

Energy and Transport Projects and the Geopolitics of the Regional Development Sevak Sarukhanyan, Deputy of the Executive Director of the “Noravank” foundation, Armenia

51 saturday, 13 June

Special Session Room: Farewell to the “Second World”? Many Worlds or One World? 15:30–17:00 206 Session II

Conveners: Sven Eliaeson, Uppsala University Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk

A Second World? : Globalization and Neo-Liberalism Applied to Armenia as a Test Case Levon Chorbajian, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA

Some Trends of Domestic Attitudes to Democratization in Armenia and NIS Artur Atanesyan, Yerevan State University

Twenty Years after Perestroika: the Required Shifts in Understanding of Macrosocial Dynamics in the Postso-

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, viet Space Nikolai S. Rozov, Novosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk

Identity-Building Initiatives in the South Caucasus Countries: a Comparative Study Hayk Demoyan, Armenian Genocide Museum and Institute, Yerevan

The Geography of Nationalism: The Post-Soviet Reality as a post-colonial reality John Antranig Kasbarian, Tufenkian Foundation, New York

Special Session Room: Homeland and Hostland: Armenians and Jews Compared, 15:30–17:00 241 Session II

Convener: Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Tel-Aviv University Chair: Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Tel-Aviv University

The Jewish Diaspora: The political dimension Danny Trom, EHESS, Paris

Pluralizing Homelands: The Jewish Diaspora’s Changing Parameters Judit Bokser Liwerant, University of Mexico, Mexico City

Shared and Divergent Characteristics of the Armenian and Jewish Diasporas Richard Giragosian, Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS), Yerevan

52 saturday, 13 June

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads, 15:30–17:00 226 Session I: Opening Contributions

Conveners: Iranian Sociological Association Hossein Serajzadeh, Teacher Training University, Tehran Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran Chair: Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

The Crossroads of Iranian Sociology Hossein Serajzadeh, Teacher Training University, Tehran

Anthropology and Ethnography in Iran Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

The Necessity of Interdisciplinary Environmental Sociology in Developing Societies: the Case of Iran Asghar Mirfardi, Yasouj University

The Underdeveloped Political Thought Keramatollah Rasekh, Yasouj University Mohammad Chiniforoushan, Yasouj University

The Theoretical Problem in Iranian Academic Books Written for Sociology of Persian Literature Majid Bahrevar, Yasouj University

53 saturday, 13 June

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Room: 17:15–18:45 Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads, Session II: Discussions 226

Conveners: Iranian Sociological Association Hossein Serajzadeh, Teacher Training University, Tehran Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Chair: Emilia Nercissians, University of Tehran

Cyberspace as an Interaction field of Power, A Case Study on the Evolution of Iranian Sociological Blogs and Websites in Recent Years Nasser Fakouhi, University of Tehran

A Comparative Critical Review of Social Science Methodology in French and Iranian Tradition of Sociological

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, Survey Morteza Monadi, University of Al-Zahra, Tehran

Iran or Persia: A Sociolinguistic Perspective Mohammad Jafar Jabbari, Yasouj University

Rapid Growth of Social Science Education in Post-revolution Iran: Advantages and Disadvantages Parviz Ejlali, Institute for Management and Planning Studies, Tehran

Short reports TBA, Tehran

54 saturday, 13 June

Special Session Room: Methodological and Comparative Challenges in XXI 17:15–18:45 206 Century Sociology, Session I

Conveners and Chairs: Maria Zaslavskaya, Yerevan State University Gohar Tadevosyan, Yerevan State University

Consideration of Synergetic Effects as a Guideline in Modern Data Analysis (Post-non-classic Stage of Method Development in Sociology Research) Yuliana Tolstova, State University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Approaching Social Reality: Potentials and Limits of Analyzing Social Representations Kerstin Wüstner, Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg

Participatory Research in the Context of Development: Perspectives and Methodological Challenges 13 June Saturday, Gohar Tadevosyan, Yerevan State University

A New Model of Sociological Knowledge Reliability Estimation Maria I. Zaslavskaya, Yerevan State University

Formal Concept Analysis and its Application to Research of Curriculum Structure Tatiana Khavenson, State University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Using of Latent Class Analysis for Measurement of Passionarity Natalya Voronina, State University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow

55 saturday, 13 June

Special Session Room: Methodological and Comparative Challenges in XXI 17:15–18:45 223 Century Sociology, Session II

Conveners: Masamichi Sasaki, Chuo University, Tokyo Marina Shapira, University of Edinburgh

Chair: Masamichi Sasaki, Chuo University, Tokyo

Understanding the Labor Market Impact of Immigrants in Britain Marina Shapira, University of Edinburgh

Bridging ”East” and ”West” in Comparative Research Nikolai Genov, Free University Berlin Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Realism and Structural Neorealizm José G. Vargas-Hernández, University of Guadalajara

Structural-Semiotic Analysis as a Methodological Principle for Contemplating Modern Social Myths Nvard Melkonyan, Yerevan State University Anna Pokhsraryan, Yerevan State University

The Features of Studying Brands in Modern World Lilit Shakaryan, Yerevan State University

Democratic Governance at Local Level and People’s Participation: Evidences of Grassroots Institutions’ in Development from Indian States Yatindra Singh Sisodia, Madhya Pradesh Institute of Social Science Research, New Delhi

56 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key Trends of 13:30–17:00 142 the Twenty-First Century

Conveners and chair: Georgi Derlugian, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL Stephen Vertigans, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen

Theoretical Notes on Shifts in the Ottoman Regime of Time Irem Ozgoren Kinli, Izmir University of Economics

Terrorism and Civilization in the United Kingdom Michael Dunning, Brunel University, London

An Analysis of Regulatory Regimes in Children’s Television – Exploring the Civilizing Aspects of Decision- 13 June Saturday, making Processes Norman Gabriel, University of Plymouth

Climate Change, Moral Panic and Civilization Amanda Rohloff, Brunel University, London

De-civilising within: A Historical Analysis of Post 1960s Western Terror Groups Stephen Vertigans, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen

State-Making in the Georgian Region of Mingrelia or the Elite Who Never Became One Andrea Weiss, Central European University, Budapest

Has the Sexualization Process Changed Direction? Cas Wouters, Utrecht University

The Consumer Error: Homo Clausus and the Professional Culture of Marketers Jonathan Fletcher, University of Amsterdam

57 saturday, 13 June

ISA RC Session Room: 13:30–15:00 Contemporary Alienation in the Light of Classical Interpretations 139

Convener and chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu

Knowledge, alienation and commoditities Andrew Blasko, Uppsala University

Alienation and Ideas: All Intellectual Property is Theft Matthew David, University of Liverpool

The Eternal Crisis of the Global System as seen by natives of an Indian Community in Mexico Luis Berruecos, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana- Xochimilco, Mexico City

The Development of Reforms in Iran: 1997

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, Mohammad Hosein Esmaeili Sangari, Gilan University, Rasht

Between Adjustment and Resistance: A Heterology of Attitudes to Time-Waste Ronald Paulsen, University of Uppsala

ISA RC Session Room: 13:30–15:00 The Crises of Globalization 215

Conveners: Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL Stephen Mennell, University College Dublin

Chair: Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL

After the Meltdown: Mad Max or Social Justice? Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL

Crisis and Discourse: Representation as Negotiation Jan Pieterse, University of California at Santa Barbara, CA

Which crisis are we talking about? The importance of asking more and answering less in the current ‘crises’ of global capital Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, SOCIUS Research Centre, Technical University of Lisbon

What Crisis? Popular Culture as Denial Chris Rojek, Brunel University, London

58 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–17:00 East Asian Community: Histories, Realities, and Visions 212

Convener and chair: Seung Kuk Kim, Busan National University

Transnational Discourse and the Formation of a Public Sphere in East Asia: The Case of the ”Comfort Women” Movement Sang-Hui Nam, University of Heidelberg

The Dilemma of Immigration Policy: The Case of Care Immigrants in Japan Hideki Tarumoto, Hokkaido University, Sapporo

East Asian Network of Female Migrants in Korea Doo Joo Baek, Busan National University Joung Hun Chun, Busan National University Jeong Hwa An, Busan National University 13 June Saturday,

International Emigration and the Building of Harmonious Society in Rural China: A Fieldwork Report James Chin, University of Hong Kong

East Asianism as a Historical-Normative Condition for East Asian Community Seung Kuk Kim, Busan National University Kyo Sung Song, Busan National University Ji Young Lee, Busan National University

China at the Crossroads: Institutional Changes from Socialism to Capitalism Wai-keung Chung, Singapore Management University

Regular Session Room: Education at the crossroads: In Search of a 13:30–15:00 141 New Sociology of Education Theory

Convener and chair: Marta Zahorska, University of Warsaw

School Failure in Higher Education: Academic Failure or a Vocational Search Ana Nunes de Almeida, University of Lisbon Maria Manuel Vieira, University of Lisbon

Romani Education at the Crossroads Valdemar Kalinin, Departments, London Boroughs of Hamersmith and Camden

Scientific Migration to Sociology in Iran Fatemeh Javaheri, Tarbiat Moallen University, Tehran

59 saturday, 13 June

General Session Room: 17:15–18:45 General Session Part II 141

Convener and chair: Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University, Minsk Part II:

Porkhani Ritual Healing among Turkmen Manijeh Maghsudi, University of Tehran

Sociological Neoconservatism and Jewish intellectual networks in New York Intellectual Society Shinsaku Shimizu, Tohoku University

Korean Economic Development in Generalized Reciprocity: the Creation of Strong State and Strong Society Seok Choon Lew; Yonsei University Hye Suk Wang, Yonsei University

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, Language and Identity in Gilan (Iran) Padideh Pakpour, Uppsala University

The Created Local Cultural Unit: How YaNeSen Has Been Regarded a Local Culture? Kayko Okamura, Dokkyo University

60 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–17:00 Heritage at the Crossroads 211

Conveners and chair: Jean-Louis Fabiani, Central European University, Budapest, and EHESS Alexandra Kowalski, Central European University, Budapest

Acceptance of Modern and Historic Rural Dwelling in Hungary Maté Tamaska, Hungarian Academy of Scientists

Building the Corpus of Cultural Heritage: From Criteria To Values Nathalie Heinich, CNRS

Preserving Cultural Heritage and Revitalizing a Mining Town in Mexico. The case of Cerro de San Pedro José G. Vargas-Hernández, University of Guadalajara Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

French People and American Cars SHADyC, Université d’Avignon

War and Revolution as National Heritage: “Red Tourism” in China Horng-luen Wang, Academia Sinica

La restitution des biens religieux en Russie Chunikhina Irina, EHESS-CNRS

Popular Music and Cultural Policies : the Question of Heritage at an International Level Marc Kaiser, ASSIC/CIM, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris

The international concept and the management of ’heritage’ in national context: The case of the Hungarian National Museum Melinda Harlov, Central European University, Budapest

61 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 13:30–17:00 Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural Context 203

Convener and chair: Marc Szydlik, University of Zurich

Russia’s New Social Upper Class: Family History and Social Transmission Elisabeth Schimpfössl, University of Manchester

Urban areas between insecurity and securitization: some Italian situations Tamar Pitch, University of Camerino

Intergenerational Relations in the South Asian Diaspora Christiane Schlote, University of Berne

On Asymmetry of Intergenerational Transfers: Baby Boomers as Helpers of Their Children

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, J. P. Roos, Anna Rotkirch, Elina Haavio Mannila, University of Helsinki and Family Federation of Finland

Inheritance and Cultural Context Marc Szydlik, University of Zurich

Integrated Urban Policies against Urban Miseries: Local Government Experiences in Italy Chiara Sebastiani, University of Bologna

Crime and the City: a District Analysis in Urban and Peri-urban Rome Simonetta Bisi, Sapienza University of Rome Luca Salvati, Sapienza University of Rome

Urban Safety and Local Integrated Policies: Unsafety as Misery Francesca Farruggia, Sapienza University of Rome Giuseppe Ricotta, Sapienza University of Rome

62 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: The New Urban Miseries as Obstacles to Social Cohesion and 13:30–17:00 107 Personal Autonomy

Convener and chair: Carlo Donolo, Sapienza University of Rome

Misery Today and Tomorrow: a Major Challenge for Active Citizenship Ota de Leonardis, Università Bicocca, Milan

Urban Areas Between Insecurity and Securitization: Some Italian Situations Tamar Pitch, University of Camerino

The Role of Networked Learning against Misery in Urban Areas Claudia Polo, Sapienza University of Rome Simona Tirocchi, Sapienza University of Rome Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Gender Security in Urban Contexts – as Reliability and Empowerment Marcella Pompili Pagliari, Sapienza University of Rome

Needs, Social Issues and Collective Claims in a Local Electoral Campaign Nicola Porro, University of Cassino

ISA RC Session Room: 15:30–17:00 Education in the 21st Century - Alienation or Empowerment 141

Convener: Knud Jensen, Aarhus University

Chair: Miri Gal Eser, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Education and the World Financial Crisis – Corporation, Competition or State Regulation? Knud Jensen, Aarhus University Dirk Michel, Aarhus University

Creative Cultural Missioners or Alienated Workers of Knowledge Factories – Interpreting the Innovative Turn in Universities Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu

Alienation of Semi-professions and Educational Program? Kirsten Johansen Horrigmo, University of Agder

Education or reproduction? Thinking about resistance and invention in academic management thinking Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim, Technical University of Lisbon

63 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 15:30–17:00 Globalization 215

Conveners and chair: Ulrich Ufer, Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen Nico Stehr, Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen

The Hybridation of Cultures: the Problem of Metissage between Localism and Globalization. D’Agostino, Federico, University of Rome

A New Understanding of the Technological Progress in the Global Society Vitaly Gorokhov, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe and Moscow State University

Globalization - its Past, Present and Future Ulrich Ufer, Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Institutionalizing Globalization in Transnational Organizations – the ‘global citizen’ of Higher Education Alexandra Hausstein, University of Toronto

Regular Session Room: 15:30–17:00 International Migration: Dividing and Uniting Families 139

Convener and chair: Victor Agadjanian, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

The Effects of Migration on Family Relationships of Working Sudanese at the UAE Musa Shallal, United Arab Emirates University

Labor Migration and Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Rural Armenia Arusyak Sevoyan, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

Male Labor Migration and Child Survival and Health in Mozambique Boaventura Cau, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Arusyak Sevoyan Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

Some Aspects of Return Migration in Armenia Aram R. Vartikyan, Yerevan State University

”Being out of Place” The situation of Southern Sudanese Youth after the CPA Ulrike Schultz, University of Friedensau

64 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: The Role of Religion in the Post-conflict Period in 15:30–17:00 205 the West Balkan region

Convener: Zoran Matevski, Sts. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje

Chair: Etem Aziri, SEE University , Tetovo

Sociological Analysis of the Religious Dialogue and Tolerance in the Multiethnic West Balkan Region Zoran Matevski, Sts. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje Etem Aziri, SEE University, Tetovo

Religion and Violent Communication in Region Western Balkan Srdjan Vukadinovic, Center for social research, Podgorica

The Relationship between the Political and Religious Elite in R. Macedonia in the Post Conflict Period 13 June Saturday, Duska Matevska, SEE University, Tetovo Fadil Zendeli, SEE University, Tetovo

Challenges of Traditional Islamist after Expansion of Vehabism Radicalism among Muslims in Macedonia Abdilnaser Sinani, State University, Tetovo

The Role of the Inter-religious Dialogue in Conflict Prevention in Republic of Macedonia Dervisha Hadzic-Rahic, Macedonian Center for International Cooperation, Skopje

Regular Session Room: 15:30–18:45 Waves of Modernities 207

Convener and chair: Habibul H. Khondker, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

Waves of Modernity in Family roles: Case of Siberia Anna Mikheeva, Novosibirsk State University

New wave of Global Modernity in the Gulf: Women as Targets of Advertisement Namie Tsujigami, Kobe University, Hyogo

Global Modernity in Bangladesh: Contradictions and Challenges Mehraj Jahan, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

Globalization as Modernity? Habibul H. Khondker, Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

65 saturday, 13 June

ISA RC Session Room: 15:30–17:00 Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st Century (Part 1) 203

Conveners and chair: Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL Vessela Misheva, Uppsala University

Introduction: Youth, Culture and Identity Lauren Langman, Loyola University Chicago, IL

Challenge, Vulnerability, and Identity Construction in Adolescence: Beyond Conventional Approaches Lia Pappámikail, University of Lisbon

Beatlemania or Counterculture? Vessela Misheva, Uppsala University Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Black Metal and Norse Religion Hans Petter Sand, Agder University

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in Comparison (Cancelled) 142

Convener and chair: Kenichi Kawasaki, Komazawa University, Tokyo

Musical scenes: Where Creative Cities, Cultural Policies and Social Knowledge Meet Marc Kaiser, ASSIC/CIM, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris

The Golden Influence, Maybe? Claudia Scholz, University of Lugano

Kuuki As Collective Phenomena Yoichi Ito, Keio University, Tokyo

The Location of Sustainable Cities Yoko Ogawa, Keio University, Tokyo

The Strategy, Policy and Path of Constructing Creative City in Two Asian Metropolises Hua Jian, Shanhai Academy of Social Science

66 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Gender Identity in National Framework 212

Convener and chair: Hasmik Gevorgyan, Yerevan State University

Gender Identity in National Framework Hasmik Gevorgyan, Yerevan State University

Enacting and Transgressing the ‘ideal’ Armenian: Young Masculinities and Femininities in Southern Russia Ulrike Ziemer, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London

When Nationality Still Matters: Women’s Labour in Domestic Work and Escorting Services Monica Ibanez-Angulo, Facultad de Humanidades y Educación

Cultural Gender Identity and Traditional Fundamentalism: Female Genital Mutilation and Early Marriage Practices Today 13 June Saturday, Fatuma Hashi, World Vision International, World Vision US, Washington, DC Yeva Avakyan, World Vision International, World Vision US, Washington, DC

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 IT and Society: Challenges and Opportunities 211

Convener and chair: Karen Sargsyan, Center for Regional Integration and Conflict Resolution and Yerevan State University

Computer Representation as an Interface between Science, Technology and Society Vitaly G. Gorokhov, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe

Complex Analysis of Major Russian TV Channels Content Sergey Davydov, GfK-Rus, Moscow

”Social Networks” Modelling Using an Approach of Non-equilibrium Thermodynamics Yevgeni Mamasakhlisov, Yerevan State University

World Wide Web. New Weapon for Old Wars Karen Sargsyan, Center for Regional Integration and Conflict Resolution and Yerevan State University

Internet in the Mass Media Rodolfo Martinez, University of Alicante

67 saturday, 13 June

ISA RC Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Mechanisms of Globalization: The Making of World Society 139

Conveners and chairs: Boris Holzer, University of Lucerne Tobias Werron, University of Bielefeld

Technologies of Knowledge Raf Vanderstraeten, Ghent University

Complexity and the Evaluation of ’Glocalized’ Interventions Rita Sever, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Integrating World Society through Conflicts: A Conceptual Approach Stephan Stetter, Universität der Bundeswehr, Munich Saturday, 13 June Saturday,

Theorizing Theorization: ’Otherhood’ as a Mechanism of Globalization Boris Holzer, University of Lucerne Tobias Werron, University of Bielefeld

68 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Social Exclusion and Inclusive Understanding 107

Convener and chair: R Rajesh, Bangalore University

Social Inequalities and Social Exclusion in Post-reform Russia: Is there a Way Out? Mikhail Gorshkov Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Recognition as a Mechanism for Inclusion: Contingent Universals and Shifting Particulars Rachel Busbridge, University of South Australia, Adelaide

Ethnicities’ Social Exclusion in Iran: The Case Study of Turks and Kurds Esmaeel Balali, Bu Ali Sina University, Hamedan

Associations Between Demanding Occupational Conditions and Tobacco, Alcohol and Cannabis Use among French Working Men and Women 13 June Saturday, N CHAU, INSERM, U669, Paris

Historical Marginalization and Social Exclusion of De-notified Tribes and Inclusive efforts in India Shirish Athawale, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Reserve paper: Social Exclusion of Non-regular Workers in South Korea : A Case Study of the Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Co. Jea-Youn Eom, Busan National University Hye-lin Kim, Busan National University

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 The Society of New Capitalism and the Sociological Interpretation 125

Convener and chair: Carlo Mongardini, Sapienza University of Rome

Capitalism and the Transformation of Democracy Lorella Cedroni, Sapienza University of Rome

The Problems of Rights in the Age of New Capitalism Tito Marci, Sapienza University of Rome

Capitalism and International Relations: Towards a Multipolar System? Gabriele Natalizia, San Pio V University of Rome

69 saturday, 13 June

Regular Session Room: 17:15–18:45 The Spirit of Place, Trauma and Topophilia 215

Convener and chair: Zbigniew Rykiel, Rzeszów University

The Spirit of Place Zbigniew Rykiel, Rzeszów University

The space of Trust and Topophilia Marika Pirveli, Szczecin University

Traumatic Events and Change of Local Identities: Case of Lithuanians Anele Vosyliute, Institute for Social Research, Vilnius

The Ligurianhood as a Cognitive Model

Saturday, 13 June Saturday, Paola Polito, University of Copenhagen

The Mental Map Editor László Letenyei, Corvinus University, Budapest

ISA RC Session Room: 17:15–18:45 Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st Century (Part 2) 203

Youth, Urbanism, and Growing Violence: A Focus on Iran Mohammad Taghi Sheykhi, Al-Zahra University, Tehran

Virtually Connecting, Communicating, and Coping with Feelings: A Qualitative Study of Adolescents’ Disclo- sure of Emotions in Personal Weblogs Lovisa Eriksson, Uppsala University

70 sunday, 14 June

DAY OVERVIEW

SUNDAY, 14 JUNE

09:00 – 10:30 Plenary Session # 6 The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures Room: Hall

10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK YSU Congress Area

11:00 – 12:30 Closing Session Plenary Session # 7 Diasporas and Imaginations of the Homeland Room: Hall

12:30 – 13:00 BREAK

13:00 – 14:30 IIS BUSINESS MEETING Room: Hall

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Plenary Session # 6 Room: 09:00–10:30 The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures Auditorium

Chairs: Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York; New York University, NY Georgi Derlugian, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Panics and Politics: The Future of the Current Crisis Dan Chirot, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington, Seattle

The Global Crisis in Finance - Implications for Development Manuel Montes, Financing for Development Office, United Nations, New York, NY

The Global Financial and Economic Crisis Jomo Kwame Sundaram, United Nations, New York, NY Sunday, 14 June Sunday,

Crisis, Global Income Distribution and the Need for Global Social Policy Çaglar Keyder, Ataturk Institute for Modern Turkish History, Istanbul

Offshore Heavens, Organized Crime, and the Crisis Vadim Volkov, The European University at St. Petersburg

Plenary Session # 7 Room: 11:00–12:30 Diasporas and Imaginations of the Homeland Auditorium

Chair: Shalini Randeria, University of Zurich

Divergence and Convergence of Contemporary Forms of Jewishness Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Tel-Aviv University

Which Caucasus? The Circassian Diaspora and its Homelands Seteney Shami, Program Director, Eurasia; Middle East and North Africa, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), New York, NY

Migrants’ Imaginations of the Homeland: Exploring the Polymorphs Ewa Morawska, University of Essex

72 index of sessions

Name of Session Day Time Room Session Opening Presidential Session: Crossroads in Con- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary Session temporary Sociology Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting Change 6/12/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Session Cultures, States and Civilizations 6/12/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Session Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Session The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global Crisis: Thirty 6/13/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Session Years Later. In Honour of Immanuel Wallerstein The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Session Diasporas and Imaginations of the Homeland 6/14/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Session A Sociology for Media Society? Approaches bey- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular Session ond disciplinary boundaries? Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social Acts, Dis- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Session sention, and Network Construction in Everyday Life Anthropology of everyday life II: Identities, Beliefs, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular Session and Gender Relations in Everyday Life. Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact of Tech- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Session nology in Everyday Life Armenia: Release from the Chains of the Past?! 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Session Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Session Armenian Society in Transition (Continuation of 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular Session session) Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key Trends of 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Session the Twenty-First Century Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: How 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Session Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? Comparative-Historical Sociology across Global, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 125 Regular Session Regional and Local Worlds Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimensions of 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular Session Post-conflictual Reality Consumerism as a social phenomenon and the 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 211 Regular Session new forms of participation in global control trend Contemporary alienation in the light of classical 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular Session interpretations Creating and Dealing with Otherness: Ethnopoliti- 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Session cal Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytel- ling and Visual Imagination Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in Comparison 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Session Diaspora in the 21st Century Globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Session East Asian Community: Histories, Realities, and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular Session Visions

73 index of sessions

Name of Session Day Time Room Session

Education at the crossroads. In the search for a 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 141 Regular Session new sociology of education theory Education in the 21st Century - Alienation or 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular Session Empowerment Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of the 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Session Post-Soviet World; Panel 3: Border Crossings and Interventions Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of the 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Session Post-Soviet World; Panel 1: Shifting Frames Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the Rims of 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Session the Post-Soviet World; Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations European Identity or Identities? Evolving views of 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Session ’Europa’ European values meeting the new economic, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Session political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Farewell to the “Second World”? Many Worlds or 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Session One World? Gender Identity in National Framework 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Session Gender, Generations and Identity: The Challenges of Intersectionality Session I 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Session Gender, Generations and Identity: The Challenges of Intersectionality Session II 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 203 Regular Session Genocide, Mass Violence and the Possibility of 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Session Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Recon- ciliation, Redress” Genocide, Mass Violence and the Possibility of 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Session Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Globalization 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Session Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Session Homeland and hostland: Armenians and Jews 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Session Compared. 1:st Part Homeland and hostland: Armenians and Jews 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Session Compared. 2:nd Part Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural Context 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Session International Migration: Dividing and Uniting 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Session Families

74 index of sessions

Name of Session Day Time Room Session

Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads (Session 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Session II: Discussions) IT and Society : Challenges and Opportunities 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular Session Mechanisms of Globalization: The Making of 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Session World Society Methodological and Comparative Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 Special Session Methodological and Comparative Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 Special Session Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism in Eura- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special Session sia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Session New trends in globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 139 Regular Session Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Session Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsibility, 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Session Social Enterprise Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and Minority 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Session Groups in Western Europe Relating Out-migration from South Caucasus to 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Session the Russian Federation: Conceptual Approaches and Empirical Findings Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Session Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads (Session 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Session I: Opening Contributions) Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We Learned 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Session about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Social Exclusion and Inclusive Understanding 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Session Social exclusion and Social capital - a Southern 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular Session Perspective Social Transformation and Helping Professions 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Session Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular Session Society and Ecology: Problems and Priorities in a 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Session Transforming World Sociological Schools and National Sociologies as 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Session Social Institutions Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and Experiences 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 207 Regular Session Towards the Construction of Different Societies Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Session The Body of the Nation: Sociology, Metaphor and 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular Session the National Subject

75 index of sessions

Name of Session Day Time Room Session

The Corporative Mechanisms in the NGO Interest 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 211 Regular Session Representation in Eastern Europe The Crises of Globalization 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Session The new urban miseries as obstacles to social 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular Session cohesion and personal autonomy The Relevance of the Classics for Post-1989-Trans- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular Session formations The role of religion in the post conflict period in 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular Session the West Balkan region The Society of New Capitalism and the Sociologi- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 125 Regular Session cal Interpretation The sociology of Roma/Gypsies/Travellers - 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Regular Session between Mainstream and Specialisation The Spirit of Place, Trauma and Topophilia 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 205 Regular Session Transforming Institutions through Agency: Is Civil 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Session Society Possible? War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Session Waves of Modernities 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 207 Regular Session Violence (Domestic, National and International) 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Session Youth transitions and the South Caucasus and 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 141 Regular Session Other New Market Economies/Democracies Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st Century 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Session

76 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type Abedi, Mehdi Consumerism as a social phenomenon 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 211 Regular and the new forms of participation in global control trend Aboim, Sofia Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular The Challenges of Intersectionality Session I Aboim, Sofia Gender, Generations and Identity: The 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Challenges of Intersectionality Session II Abrahamian, Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Levon Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 1: Shifting Frames Acton, Thomas Diaspora in the 21st Century Globaliza- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular tion Acton, Thomas The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular 1989-Transformations Acton, Thomas The sociology of Roma/Gypsies/Travel- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Regular lers - between Mainstream and Speciali- sation Addor, Felipe Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 207 Regular Experiences Towards the Construction of Different Societies Afshari Naderi Anthropology of everyday life II: Iden- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular Afsar tities, Beliefs, and Gender Relations in Everyday Life. Ahponen, Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular Pirkkoliisa tion or Empowerment Aleksanyan, Social Transformation and Helping 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Anna Professions Alexanyan, The Corporative Mechanisms in the 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 211 Regular Ashot NGO Interest Representation in Eastern Europe Andreasyan, Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular Janna sions of Post-conflictual Reality Andrews , Anthropology of everyday life II: Iden- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular Therese (I) tities, Beliefs, and Gender Relations in Everyday Life. Anquetil, M. (I); Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Baumann, M. Acts, Dissention, and Network Construc- (I); Legleye, S. tion in Everyday Life (II, III); Chau, N. (II); Lorhandicap Group (II)

77 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Antonioni, A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular Stefania proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Antonyan, Mira Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular fessions Archer, Cultures, States and Civilizations 6/12/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Margaret S. Asatryan, Armen Youth transitions and the South Cauca- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 141 Regular sus and Other New Market Economies/ Democracies Ashotyan, Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Armen Past?! Ashotyan, Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary Armen ditions and Contemporary Articulations Atanesyan, Artur Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Athawale, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Shirish standing Aydingün, Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Aysegül Aydingün, Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Aysegül Aziri, Etem The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular period in the West Balkan region Babloyan, Adrine Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular sions of Post-conflictual Reality Badurashvili, Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Irina Badurashvili, Relating Out-migration from South Cau- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Irina casus to the Russian Federation: Concep- tual Approaches and Empirical Findings Baek, Doo Joo (I) East Asian Community: Histories, Reali- 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular ties, and Visions Bahrevar, Majid Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session I: Opening Contributions) Balali, Esmaeel Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular standing Ballantyne, Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Glenda Acts, Dissention, and Network Construc- tion in Everyday Life

78 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Bartoletti, Consumerism as a social phenomenon 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 211 Regular Roberta and the new forms of participation in global control trend Bartram, David General Session Part I 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 139 General Baumann, General Session Part I 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 139 General Michèle Beach, Hugh Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations Ben-Rafael, Diasporas and Imaginations of the Ho- 6/14/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Eliezer meland Berkovitch, Nitza Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 207 Regular (I) Experiences Towards the Construction of Different Societies Berruecos, Luis Contemporary alienation in the light of 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular classical interpretations Biner, Zerrin Diaspora in the 21st Century Globaliza- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Ozlem tion Bisi, Simonetta The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular social cohesion and personal autonomy Blasko, Andrew Contemporary alienation in the light of 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular classical interpretations Blumer, Nadine Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Minority Groups in Western Europe Blutner, Doris Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Bodemann, Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Michal Minority Groups in Western Europe Bomela, Social exclusion and Social capital - a 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular Nolunkcwe Southern Perspective Breckner, Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Roswitha Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Brenne, European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Geir-Tore nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Budakowska, Diaspora in the 21st Century Globaliza- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Elzbieta tion Busbridge, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Rachel standing

79 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Calhoun, Craig Comparative-Historical Sociology across 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 125 Regular Global, Regional and Local Worlds Calhoun, Craig Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting 6/12/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Change Calhoun, Craig The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global 6/13/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Crisis: Thirty Years Later. In Honour of Im- manuel Wallerstein Cantó-Milà, Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Natàlia Cau, Boaventura International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Uniting Families Cedroni, Lorella The Society of New Capitalism and the 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 125 Regular Sociological Interpretation Chaloyan, General Session Part I 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 139 General Astghik Chau, N Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular standing Chava, Tidhar The Body of the Nation: Sociology, Me- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular taphor and the National Subject Chin, James East Asian Community: Histories, Reali- 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular ties, and Visions Chirot, Dan The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Chorbajian, Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Levon Chorbajian, Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Levon Worlds or One World? Chorbajian, Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsi- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Ruby bility, Social Enterprise Chung, East Asian Community: Histories, Reali- 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular Wai-keung ties, and Visions Chunikhina, Irina Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Claverie, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Elisabeth sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Claverie, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Elisabeth sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Condé, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Pierre-Yves sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress”

80 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Condé, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Pierre-Yves sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Cornu, Tanguy Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Cotesta, Vittorio European Identity or Identities? Evolving 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular views of 'Europa' Czarnota, Adam Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? D'Agostino, Globalization 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Federico Das, B Terrorism: Challenges to South Asian 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 212 Regular Security David, Matthew Contemporary alienation in the light of 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular classical interpretations Davis, Howard (I) European Identity or Identities? Evolving 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular views of 'Europa' Davydov, Sergey IT and Society : Challenges and Oppor- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular tunities De Angelis, Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Gabriele De Angelis, Transforming Institutions through 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Gabriele Agency: Is Civil Society Possible? de França Lima, Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 207 Regular Cristiano Experiences Towards the Construction of Different Societies de Leonardis, The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular Ota social cohesion and personal autonomy De Tona, Carla Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Minority Groups in Western Europe Demoyan, Hayk Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Demoyan, Hayk Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Derlugian, Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Georgi Trends of the Twenty-First Century Derlugian, Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Georgi Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Derlugian, The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global 6/13/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Georgi Crisis: Thirty Years Later. In Honour of Im- manuel Wallerstein

81 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Dibakar, Pal Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular national) Dodier, Nicolas Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Domanski, Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Henryk How Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? du Plessis, Irma Social exclusion and Social capital - a 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular Southern Perspective Dubrow, Joshua Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular The Challenges of Intersectionality Session II Dubrow, Joshua Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular How Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? Dunning, Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Michael Trends of the Twenty-First Century Eder, Barbara Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Eftekhari, Seyed Consumerism as a social phenomenon 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 211 Regular Reza and the new forms of participation in global control trend Ejlali, Parviz Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions) Ejlali, Parviz A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Ekerwald, The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular Hedvig 1989-Transformations Eliaeson, Sven The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular 1989-Transformations Eliaeson, Sven Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Eom, Jea-Youn Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular standing

82 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Erfani, Samal Anthropology of everyday life II: Iden- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular tities, Beliefs, and Gender Relations in Everyday Life. Eriksson, Lovisa Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Century (Part 2) Fakouhi, Naser Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Fakouhi, Naser Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions) Farruggia, The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular Francesca social cohesion and personal autonomy Fatuma, Hashi Gender Identity in National Framework 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Ferreira, Rialize Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular sions of Post-conflictual Reality Fisun, Oleksandr Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Fletcher, Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Jonathan Trends of the Twenty-First Century Frederiksen, Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular Morten Gabriel, Norman Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Trends of the Twenty-First Century Gal Ezer, Miri Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular tion or Empowerment Gal Ezer, Miri The Body of the Nation: Sociology, Me- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular taphor and the National Subject Gasparyan, Yuri Armenian Society in Transition (Conti- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular nuation of session) Genov, Nikolai Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Genov, Nikolai Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Genov, Nikolai Methodological and Comparative Chal- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special lenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Genov, Nikolai Relating Out-migration from South Cau- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular casus to the Russian Federation: Concep- tual Approaches and Empirical Findings Gevorgyan, Gender Identity in National Framework 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Hasmik Giragosian, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Richard sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress”

83 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Giragosian, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Richard sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Giragosian, Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Richard Jews Compared. 2:nd Part González-Piñal, Gender, Generations and Identity: The 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Ramón Challenges of Intersectionality Session I Gornostaeva, Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Maria logies as Social Institutions Gorny, Yosef Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Jews Compared. 1:st Part Gorokhov, Vitaly Globalization 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Gorokhov, Vitaly IT and Society : Challenges and Oppor- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular tunities Gorokhov, Vitaly Society and Ecology: Problems and Prio- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular G. rities in a Transforming World Gorokhova, Society and Ecology: Problems and Prio- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Galina V. rities in a Transforming World Gorshkov, European Identity or Identities? Evolving 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Mikhail views of 'Europa' Gorshkov, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Mikhail standing Grant, Bruce Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 1: Shifting Frames Grigorian, Stella Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Acts, Dissention, and Network Construc- tion in Everyday Life Grigoryan, Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Ernest Gronow, Jukka Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Gronow, Jukka European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Gudkov, Lev Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath?

84 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Guillou, Anne Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Gulnara, Ibraeva Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Gunkel, J. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Hadzic-Rahic, The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular Dervisha period in the West Balkan region Hansen, Erik Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Harlov, Melinda Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Harutiunyan, Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Gagik Past?! Harutiunyan, Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Manuk Harutyunyan, Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Bagrat logies as Social Institutions Harutyunyan, Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Lyudmila Past?! Harutyunyan, Cultures, States and Civilizations 6/12/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Lyudmila Harutyunyan, Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary Lyudmila ditions and Contemporary Articulations Hausstein, Globalization 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Alexandra Hayrapetyan, Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Zaruhi Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Hedström, Peter Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Heinich, Nathalie Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Hendow, European Identity or Identities? Evolving 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Maegan views of 'Europa' Hendow, Social exclusion and Social capital - a 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular Maegan Southern Perspective Herath, H.M D.R.. Anthropology of everyday life II: Iden- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular tities, Beliefs, and Gender Relations in Everyday Life Holzer, Boris Mechanisms of Globalization: The Ma- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular king of World Society Hovanessian, Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Martine Jews Compared. 1:st Part

85 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Ibanez-Angulo, Gender Identity in National Framework 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Monica Ikonnikova, A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular Nataliya proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Ishitsuka, Shoji The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular 1989-Transformations Ito, Yoichi Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Comparison Iwasa, Masashi War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Jabbari, Moham- Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special mad Jafar (Session II: Discussions) Jahan, Mehraj Waves of Modernities 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 207 Regular Javaheri, Education at the crossroads. In the search 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 141 Regular Fatemeh for a new sociology of education theory Jensen, Knud Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular tion or Empowerment Jian, Hua Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Comparison Johansen Hor- Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular rigmo, Kirsten tion or Empowerment Jordán, Ferenc Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Jungwirth, European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Ingrid nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology K.S, Jomo The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Kain, A. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Kaiser, Marc Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Kaiser, Marc Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Comparison Kaivo-oja, Jari Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Kalinin, Education at the crossroads. In the search 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 141 Regular Valdemar for a new sociology of education theory Kalinin, The sociology of Roma/Gypsies/Travel- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Regular Valdemar lers - between Mainstream and Speciali- sation Karo, Erkki Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Kern, Thomas Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Kern, Thomas Comparative-Historical Sociology across 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 125 Regular Global, Regional and Local Worlds Keyder, Çaglar The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Khachatryan, Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Artak fessions Khachatryan, Youth transitions and the South Cauca- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 141 Regular Liana sus and Other New Market Economies/ Democracies Khagani, Mitra Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular fessions Khagani, Mitra Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular national) Kharkhordin, Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Oleg Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Khavenson, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Tatiana Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I Khondker, Diaspora in the 21st Century Globaliza- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Habibul tion Khondker, Waves of Modernities 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 207 Regular Habibul Kim, Hye-lin Social Exclusion and Inclusive Under- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular standing Kim, Seung Kuk East Asian Community: Histories, Reali- 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular ties, and Visions Kirschner, R. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Klein, Barbro Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 1: Shifting Frames Klein, Barbro Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations Klein, Barbro Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 3: Border Crossings and Interventions Klendauer, R. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Kohan, Javad Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Afshar logies as Social Institutions Kranyik, Margit The Corporative Mechanisms in the 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 211 Regular NGO Interest Representation in Eastern Europe Kyureghyan, Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Edik

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Körükmez, Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Lülüfer The Challenges of Intersectionality Session II Lande, Brian Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Acts, Dissention, and Network Construc- tion in Everyday Life Langman, The Crises of Globalization 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Lauren Langman, Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Lauren Century (Part 1) Langman, The Body of the Nation: Sociology, Me- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular Lauren taphor and the National Subject Langman, New trends in globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 139 Regular Lauren Langman, Transforming Institutions through 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Lauren Agency: Is Civil Society Possible? Larson, Erik Transforming Institutions through 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Agency: Is Civil Society Possible? Lavarini, Roberto Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Lehman, Eithan A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Lew, Seok Choon General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Levonyan Rad- Transforming Institutions through 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular loff, Timothy D. Agency: Is Civil Society Possible? Limor, Yehiel A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Lisitsyn, Pavel Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Liwerant, Judit Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Bokser Jews Compared. 2:nd Part Macher, Judit The Corporative Mechanisms in the 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 211 Regular NGO Interest Representation in Eastern Europe Maghsudi, General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Manijeh Mahajan, Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Kamlesh national) Mamasakhlisov, IT and Society : Challenges and Oppor- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular Yevgeni tunities

88 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Mamonova, Society and Ecology: Problems and Prio- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Olga rities in a Transforming World Mamonova, European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Olga nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Manolache, Society and Ecology: Problems and Prio- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Konstantin M. rities in a Transforming World Manukyan, Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Samvel Marci, Tito The Society of New Capitalism and the 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 125 Regular Sociological Interpretation Marciniak, Armenian Society in Transition (Conti- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular Tomasz nuation of session) Markarian, Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Edward logies as Social Institutions Markham, Tim A Sociology for Media Society? Ap- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 241 Regular proaches beyond disciplinary boundaries? Marsh, Adrian The sociology of Roma/Gypsies/Travel- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Regular lers - between Mainstream and Speciali- sation Martin-Castilla, Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsi- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Juan Ignacio bility, Social Enterprise Martinez, Ro- IT and Society : Challenges and Oppor- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular dolfo tunities Maruyama, Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular Tetsuo Matevosyan, Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular Hakob A. Matevska, Duska The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular period in the West Balkan region Matevski, Zoran The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular period in the West Balkan region Melkonyan, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Nvard Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Michel, Dirk Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular tion or Empowerment Mikheeva, Anna Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular sions of Post-conflictual Reality Mikheeva, Anna Waves of Modernities 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 207 Regular

89 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Mills, Margaret A. Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 3: Border Crossings and Interventions Mirfardi, Asghar Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session I: Opening Contributions) Misheva, Vessela Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Century (Part 1) Mkrtchyan, Naira Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular fessions Mkrtumova, Society and Ecology: Problems and 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Irina V. Priorities in a Transforming World Monadi, Morteza Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions) Montes, Manuel The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Morawska, Ewa Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Morawska, Ewa Diasporas and Imaginations of the 6/14/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Homeland Morawska, Ewa Comparative-Historical Sociology across 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 125 Regular Global, Regional and Local Worlds Mueller, Klaus New trends in globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 139 Regular Muliaina, Tolu International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Uniting Families Muradyan, Ani Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsi- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular bility, Social Enterprise Murthy, V. Terrorism: Challenges to South Asian 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 212 Regular Sreemanna- Security rayana Musarò, Pierluigi Consumerism as a social phenomenon 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 211 Regular and the new forms of participation in global control trend Musarò, Pierluigi Social exclusion and Social capital - a 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular Southern Perspective Nagdyan, Ruben Armenian Society in Transition (Conti- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular nuation of session) Nam, Sang-Hui Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Nam, Sang-Hui East Asian Community: Histories, 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular Realities, and Visions Natalizia, The Society of New Capitalism and the 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 125 Regular Gabriele Sociological Interpretation

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Nederveen The Crises of Globalization 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Pieterse, Jan Nederveen New trends in globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 139 Regular Pieterse, Jan Nercissians, Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Emilia of Technology in Everyday Life Nercissians, Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Emilia of Technology in Everyday Life Nercissians, Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact 6/12/2009 107 Regular Emilia of Technology in Everyday Life Nercissians, Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Emilia (Session I: Opening Contributions) Nunes de Al- Education at the crossroads. In the search 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 141 Regular meida, Ana for a new sociology of education theory Ogawa, Yoko Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Comparison Okamura, Kayko General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Ordukhanyan, Armenian Society in Transition (Conti- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular Emil nuation of session) Orekhova-Tib- Society and Ecology: Problems and 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular bits, Svetlana Priorities in a Transforming World Osadchaya, Relating Out-migration from South Cau- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Galina casus to the Russian Federation: Concep- tual Approaches and Empirical Findings Osipov, Vladimir Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Ozgoren Kinli, Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Irem Trends of the Twenty-First Century Pakpour, General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Padideh Pappámikail, Lia Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Century (Part 1) Pappámikail, Lia Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular The Challenges of Intersectionality Session I Pappámikail, Lia Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular The Challenges of Intersectionality Session II Paulsen, Nina Social Transformation and Helping 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Professions Paulsen, Ronald Contemporary alienation in the light of 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular classical interpretations Penin, Julien Open Innovation, Closed Societies 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Ping, Huang Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting 6/12/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Change

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Pirveli, Marika The Spirit of Place, Trauma and 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 205 Regular Topophilia Pitch, Tamar The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular social cohesion and personal autonomy Poghosyan, Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Gevorg Poghosyan, Relating Out-migration from South Cau- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Gevorg casus to the Russian Federation: Concep- tual Approaches and Empirical Findings Pokhsraryan, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Anna Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Polese, Abel Anthropology of Everyday Life I: Social 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 107 Regular Acts, Dissention, and Network Construc- tion in Everyday Life Polito, Paola The Spirit of Place, Trauma and 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 205 Regular Topophilia Polo, Claudia The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular social cohesion and personal autonomy Pompili Pagliari, The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular Marcella social cohesion and personal autonomy Pompili Pagliari, Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Marcella Porro, Nicola The Body of the Nation: Sociology, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular Metaphor and the National Subject Porro, Nicola The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular social cohesion and personal autonomy Pourafkary, Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Nasroallah national) Prosono, Marvin The Body of the Nation: Sociology, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular Metaphor and the National Subject Radenbach, Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Niklas Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Rafatjah, Anthropology of everyday life II: Iden- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 107 Regular Maryam tities, Beliefs, and Gender Relations in Everyday Life. Randeria, Shalini Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting 6/12/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Change Randeria, Shalini Diasporas and Imaginations of 6/14/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary the Homeland

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Rasekh, Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Keramatollah (Session I: Opening Contributions) Rat, Cristina Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular How Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? Reichl, Renee Political Mobilisation of Immigrant and 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Luthra Minority Groups in Western Europe Rezadoost, Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Karim national) Rezaev, Andrey Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Rezaev, Andrey Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Riotor, Clotilde Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Riotor, Clotilde Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Rizzo, Helen Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular How Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? Roberts, Ken Youth transitions and the South Cauca- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 141 Regular sus and Other New Market Economies/ Democracies Rohloff, Amanda Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Trends of the Twenty-First Century Rojek, Chris The Crises of Globalization 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Roos, J. P. Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Context Rovisco, Maria European Identity or Identities? Evolving 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular views of 'Europa' Rozov, Nikolai S. Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Worlds or One World? Rozov, Nikolai S. Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Rykiel, Zbigniew The Spirit of Place, Trauma and 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 205 Regular Topophilia Sahakyan, Social Transformation and Helping 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Anahit Professions

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Sand, Hans Youth, Culture and Identity in the 21st 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 203 Regular Petter Century (Part 1) Sangari, Mo- Contemporary alienation in the light of 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 139 Regular hammad Hosein classical interpretations Esmaeili Sargsyan, Karen IT and Society : Challenges and Oppor- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 211 Regular tunities Sargsyan, Tigran Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Past?! Sargsyan, Tigran Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary ditions and Contemporary Articulations Sarukhanyan, Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Sevak Past?! Sarukhanyan, Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Sevak Sasaki, Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular Masamichi Sasaki, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Masamichi Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Sassen, Saskia Comparative-Historical Sociology across 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 125 Regular Global, Regional and Local Worlds Savvidis, Tessa Terra Caucasus: A Region in Shaping 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Savvidis, Tessa Relating Out-migration from South Cau- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular casus to the Russian Federation: Concep- tual Approaches and Empirical Findings Schimpfoessl, Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsi- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular Elisabeth bility, Social Enterprise Schimpfoessl, Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Elisabeth Context Schlembach, The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular Christopher 1989-Transformations Schlote, Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Christiane Context Schneider, M. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Scholz, Claudia Creative Cities and Cultural Policies in 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 142 Regular Comparison Schultz, Ulrike International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Uniting Families Scramaglia, Gender, Generations and Identity: Rosantonietta The Challenges of Intersectionality Session I 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Sebastiani, The new urban miseries as obstacles to 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 107 Regular Chiara social cohesion and personal autonomy

94 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Serajzadeh, Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special Hossein (Session I: Opening Contributions) Sever, Rita Mechanisms of Globalization: The Ma- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular king of World Society Sevoyan, International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Arusyak Uniting Families Shahnazaryan, The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular Gohar 1989-Transformations Shahnooshi, Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Mojtaba national) Shakaryan, Lilit Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Shallal, Musa International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular Uniting Families Shami, Seteney Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 1: Shifting Frames Shami, Seteney Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations Shami, Seteney Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 3: Border Crossings and Interventions Shami, Seteney Diasporas and Imaginations of the Ho- 6/14/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary meland Shimizu, General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Shinsaku Sigwart, Lara Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular sions of Post-conflictual Reality Simonyan, Aram Armenia: Release from the Chains of the 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Past?! Simonyan, Aram Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary ditions and Contemporary Articulations Sinani, The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular Abdilnaser period in the West Balkan region Singh Sisodia, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Yatindra Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Singh, Brijesh Terrorism: Challenges to South Asian 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 212 Regular Security Singh, Raj Kishor Terrorism: Challenges to South Asian 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 212 Regular Security

95 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Sivokon, Andrei Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Six-Hohenbal- Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular ken, Maria Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Slomczynski, Comparative Sociology and Area Studies: 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular Kazimierz M. How Can Sociology Gain From the Interdisciplinary Knowledge of the World Regions? Sosunova, Irina European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular A. nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Sosunova, Irina Society and Ecology: Problems and Prio- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular A. rities in a Transforming World Spohn, Willfried Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Stephan, Viola Creating and Dealing with Otherness: 6/12/2009 15:30-18:45 205 Regular Ethnopolitical Conflict and Trauma in the Process of Storytelling and Visual Imagination Stetter, Stephan Mechanisms of Globalization: 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular The Making of World Society Stier, Jonas Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Stilo, Don Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations Stokvis, Ruud Religion in a Post-secular Age 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 205 Regular Storchevoi, Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special Maxim in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Sukiassyan, Hayk Armenian Society in Transition (Conti- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 142 Regular nuation of session) Szydlik, Marc Intergenerational Cohesion and Cultural 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 203 Regular Context Tadevosyan, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Gohar Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I Tamaska, Maté Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Tarumoto, East Asian Community: Histories, Reali- 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 212 Regular Hideki ties, and Visions

96 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

TBA Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions) Telebayev, Gaziz The Body of the Nation: Sociology, 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 223 Regular Metaphor and the National Subject Ter-Ghazaryan, Armenian Society in Transition 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 142 Regular Diana Therborn, Göran Modernity and the Futures of Capitalism 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 223 Special in Eurasia: Challenges for Inquiry and Teaching Tiryakian, Nations at Civilizational Crossroads 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 241 Special Edward Tiryakian, Cultures, States and Civilizations 6/12/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Edward Titarenko, Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Larissa Worlds or One World? Titarenko, Society and Ecology: Problems and 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 125 Regular Larissa Priorities in a Transforming World Titarenko, European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Larissa nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Titarenko, General Session Part I 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 139 General Larissa Titarenko, General Session Part II 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 141 General Larissa Tokmajyan, European values meeting the new eco- 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 203 Regular Zinaida nomic, political, and social challenges: trivialities and paradoxes in the mirror of sociology Torbakov, Igor Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 1: Shifting Frames Trom, Danny Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Jews Compared. 2:nd Part Tsuchida, War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Kumiko Tsujigami, Waves of Modernities 6/13/2009 15:30-18:45 207 Regular Namie Tyurina, Irina Philanthropy, Corporate Social Responsi- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular bility, Social Enterprise Törnquist-Plewa, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Barbara sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Ufer, Ulrich Globalization 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 215 Regular

97 index of authors

Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Uys, Tina Social exclusion and Social capital - 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 207 Regular a Southern Perspective Valentim, Igor The Crises of Globalization 6/13/2009 13:30-15:00 215 Regular Vinicius Lima Valentim, Igor War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Vinicius Lima Valentim, Igor Solidarity Economy: Perspectives and 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 207 Regular Vinicius Lima Experiences Towards the Construction of Different Societies Valentim, Igor Education in the 21st Century - Aliena- 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 141 Regular Vinicius Lima tion or Empowerment Wallerstein, The Dynamics of (Unresolved) Global 6/13/2009 11:00-12:30 Hall Plenary Immanuel Crisis: Thirty Years Later. In Honour of Im- manuel Wallerstein Vanderstraeten, Mechanisms of Globalization: The Ma- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular Raf king of World Society Wang, Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular Horng-luen Wang, War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Horng-luen Vardanyan, Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special Vladimir sibility of Reconciliation. Part II: “Forms of mobilization after mass violence” Varga, Attila Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular logies as Social Institutions Vargas-Hernán- Conflict and Society: Sociological Dimen- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 205 Regular dez, José G. sions of Post-conflictual Reality Vargas-Hernán- Heritage at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 211 Regular dez, José G. Vargas-Hernán- New trends in globalization 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 139 Regular dez, José G. Vargas-Hernán- Social Trust 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 215 Regular dez, José G. Vargas-Hernán- Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special dez, José G. Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession II Vartikyan, Aram International Migration: Dividing and 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 139 Regular R. Uniting Families Varzonovtsev, Farewell to the “Second World”? Many 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 206 Special Dimitry Worlds or One World? Vasconcelos, Gender, Generations and Identity: 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Pedro The Challenges of Intersectionality Session II

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Wastian, M. Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Vedres, Balazs Network Science and Modern Sociology 6/13/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Weiss, Andrea Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Trends of the Twenty-First Century Weitz, Yona Genocide, Mass Violence and the Pos- 6/12/2009 17:15-20:30 226 Special sibility of Reconciliation. Part I: “Denials, Traumatism, Reconciliation, Redress” Weitz, Yona Homeland and hostland: Armenians and 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 241 Special Jews Compared. 1:st Part Vermishyan, Sociological Schools and National Socio- 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 241 Regular Harutyun logies as Social Institutions Werron, Tobias Mechanisms of Globalization: The Ma- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 139 Regular king of World Society Vertigans, Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Stephen Trends of the Twenty-First Century Wieviorka, Societies at the Crossroads: Interpreting 6/12/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Michel Change Wieviorka, Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary Michel ditions and Contemporary Articulations Vir, Dharam Violence (Domestic, National and Inter- 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular national) Wittrock, Björn Sociology at the Crossroads: Classical Tra- 6/11/2009 16:00-19:00 Hall Plenary ditions and Contemporary Articulations Wittrock, Jon The Relevance of the Classics for Post- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 207 Regular 1989-Transformations Volkov, Vadim Russia at the Crossroads: What Have We 6/12/2009 13:30-15:00 226 Special Learned about State Socialism and Its Aftermath? Volkov, Vadim The Global Crisis II: Possible Futures 6/14/2009 09:00-10:30 Hall Plenary Voronina, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Natalya Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I Voskanyan, Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular Anna fessions Vosyliute, Anele The Spirit of Place, Trauma and Topophi- 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 205 Regular lia Wouters, Cas Civilising and Decivilising Processes: Key 6/13/2009 13:30-17:00 142 Regular Trends of the Twenty-First Century Vukadinovic, The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular Srdjan period in the West Balkan region Wüstner, Kerstin Social Transformation and Helping Pro- 6/12/2009 13:30-17:00 141 Regular fessions

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Name Session Title Day Time Room Type

Wüstner, Kerstin Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I Yalçin-Heck- Ethnography at the Crossroads: On the 6/12/2009 13:30-18:45 206 Special mann, Lale Rims of the Post-Soviet World, Panel 2: Crossroads and Configurations Yukimura, War and Society 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 212 Regular Mayumi Zahedifar, Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Parvaneh of Technology in Everyday Life Zahedifar, Anthropology of Everyday Life III: Impact 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 107 Regular Shahin of Technology in Everyday Life Zaslavskaya, Methodological and Comparative 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 206/223 Special Maria I. Challenges in XXI Century Sociology Subsession I Zendeli, Fadil The role of religion in the post conflict 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 205 Regular period in the West Balkan region Ziemer, Ulrike Diaspora in the 21st Century Globaliza- 6/12/2009 19:00-20:30 215 Regular tion Ziemer, Ulrike Gender, Generations and Identity: The 6/12/2009 17:15-18:45 203 Regular Challenges of Intersectionality Session I Ziemer, Ulrike Gender Identity in National Framework 6/13/2009 17:15-18:45 212 Regular Zugor, The Corporative Mechanisms in the 6/12/2009 15:30-17:00 211 Regular Zsuzsanna NGO Interest Representation in Eastern Europe Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions) Iranian Social Sciences at the Crossroads 6/13/2009 15:30-17:00 226 Special (Session II: Discussions)

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