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Table of Contents
President’s Welcome ...... 2
Officers and Committees ...... 3 – 8
SSHA Information ...... 9
Book Exhibit ...... 9
Network Representatives ...... 10 – 11
Network Meetings ...... 12
Special Conference Events ...... 13
Women’s Breakfast ...... 13
Presidential Address and Reception ...... 13
Association Business Meeting ...... 13
Presidential Sessions ...... 14
Program Committee Sessions ...... 13
SSHA Committee and Member Initiated Meetings ...... 14
Session Listing by Network ...... 15
Program at a Glance...... 16
Conference Program ...... 17 – 108
Author Index ...... 110 – 119
Cover design by Dennis Laffoon, Bloomington, Indiana Long Beach Information ...... 120 – 123
Advertisements ...... 124 - 127
Ship’s Maps ...... 128 - 131
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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY ASSOCIATION 2008-2009 Welcome to the 2009 meeting of the Social Science History Association! It’s bound to be a memorable one, and not just because this is our first-ever gathering OFFICERS on a boat. I’m delighted that so many of you responded to this year’s “Agency and Action” theme. Kudos to all for authoring such interesting papers and comments, President and particular thanks to the 2009 program committee co-chairs, network reps and Julia Adams SSHA and Indiana University Conferences officers and staff for helping us Yale University (Sociology) collectively embark.
This year’s four presidential panels honor the generative intellectual legacies of Vice President Charles Tilly and Louise Tilly, both so important to social science history and the Ann Orloff historical social sciences. The panels take place in tandem with the award of the Northwestern University (Sociology) first Tilly Prize for the Best Graduate Paper in Social Science History. Please join me at Saturday’s business meeting to mark the occasion, as well as to hear more about SSHA’s fortunes and applaud our other honorees. Treasurer Philip VanderMeer On behalf of all of us, I would like to thank the Rockefeller Archives and the Arizona State University (History) Charles Tilly and Louise Tilly Fund for Social Science History, which is administered on our behalf by the Social Science Research Council, for their generous support of graduate student travel grants. Graduate students are the future of SSHA, of Executive Director course, and we are extremely fortunate to have such enthusiastic partners in William C. Block supporting their scholarship. Cornell University (CISER)
Have a marvelous meeting, and enjoy each other, Long Beach, and the Queen Mary. Past President Donna R. Gabaccia University of Minnesota (History) Julia Adams 2009 SSHA President
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
Term Expires 2009 Term Expires 2009
Marlou Schrover Steve Hochstadt Leiden University (History) Bates College (History)
Anne E.C. McCants Deborah Cohen Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) University of Missouri, St. Louis (History)
Caroline Waldron Merithew University of Dayton (History) Term Expires 2010
Lisa Dillon Term Expires 2010 University of Montreal (Demography)
Peggy Hargis John Murray Georgia Southern University (Sociology and Anthropology) University of Toledo (Economics)
Ian Gregory Lancaster University (Digital Humanities) Term Expires 2011
Birgitte Søland Nancy Green Ohio State University (History) L’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (History)
Robert Lieberman Term Expires 2011 Columbia University (Political Science)
Lyn Spillman University of Notre Dame (Sociology) 2009 NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Thomas J. Sugrue Simone Wegge, Chair University of Pennsylvania (History) City University of New York (Political Science, Economics and Philosophy)
Ruth Cocker Julian Go Auburn University (History) Boston University (Sociology)
Barbara Hanawalt Ohio State University (History)
Ira Katznelson Columbia University (Political Science and History)
David Pedersen University of California, San Diego (Anthropology)
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ALLAN SHARLIN MEMORIAL AWARD COMMITTEE EDITOR, Social Science History
Term Expires 2009 Douglas L. Anderton University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) George Steinmetz University of Michigan (Sociology) INDIANA UNIVERSITY CONFERENCES Dan Bender University of Toronto (History) Judy Warner Conference Coordinator Kathleen Blee University of Pittsburgh (Sociology) DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Term Expires 2010 Rob Dilworth Journals Editorial/Administrative Manager, and chief Administrative contact for SSHA Vincent Louis, Chair University of Minnesota (Sociology) 2009 SSHA-ROCKEFELLER TRAVEL AWARD SELECTION COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT'S BOOK AWARD COMMITTEE Dorothee Schneider, Chair University of Illinois (Sociology) Term Expires 2009 John Reynolds Rebecca Emigh, Chair University of Texas, San Antonio (History) University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Anthony Chen 2009 PROGRAM COMMITTEE University of Michigan (Sociology) Program Co-Chairs
Cedric de Leon Term Expires 2010 Providence College (Sociology)
Thomas Maloney Dylan Riley University of Utah (Economics) University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Leslie Page Moch Kerry Ward Michigan State University (History) Rice University (History)
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GRADUATE STUDENT RECRUITMENT & RETENTION SSHA MEMBERSHIP
Mary Jo Maynes, Chair The SSHA is the leading interdisciplinary association for historical research in the United University of Minnesota (History) States. Its members share a common concern for interdisciplinary approaches to historical problems. Inquiries about membership in the Social Sciences History Association should be Rachel Dwyer directed to William C. Block, Cornell University - CISER, 391 Pine Tree Road, Ithaca, New York University of Wisconsin (Sociology) 14850. Email: [email protected].
SSHA JOURNAL
Social Science History, the journal of the Social Science History Association, is published quarterly and is sent to members of the association. Manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate to editor Douglas Anderton, Social Science History, Social and Demographic Research Institute, W34A Machmer Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003- 9278, e-mail: [email protected].
SSHA 2010 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The Social Sciences History Association will hold its 35th annual conference in Chicago, Illinois, November 18-21, 2010. The conference will be held at the Palmer House Hilton. The organization’s long-standing interest in methodology makes SSHA meetings exciting places to explore new solutions to historical problems. We encourage the participation of graduate students and recent PH.D.s, as well as more-established scholars, from a wide range of disciplines and departments.
Future dates and sites: November 17-20, 2011, Boston (Boston Park Plaza); November 1-4, 2012, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (The Westin Bayshore); November 21-24, 2013, Chicago (Palmer House); November 17-20, 2016, Chicago (Palmer House); November 21-24, 2019, Chicago (Palmer House).
BOOK EXHIBIT
The book exhibit will be located in the Queens Salon, on the Promenade Deck, Mid-Ship. In addition to The Scholar’s Choice, which will be representing several publishers, SSHA welcomes the following exhibitors: Duke University Press, the University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center), and socialexplorer.com and Queens College CUNY.
Exhibit Schedule: Friday, November 13, 8:00am-5:30pm Saturday, November 14, 8:00am-5:00pm
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NETWORK REPRESENTATIVES NETWORK REPRESENTATIVES
Criminal Justice/Legal Macro-historical Dynamics
Jennifer Trost, Utica College (Justice Studies) Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Libby Garland, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY (History, Philosophy, Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History) Political Science) Richard McMahon, University of Dundee (History) Migration/Immigration
Culture Sonia Cancian, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center and History) Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) Simone Wegge, College of Staten Island, CUNY (Political Science, Economics, Sarah Igo, Vanderbilt University (History) and Philosophy) Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology) Barbara Lüethi, University of Basel (History)
Economics Politics
Anne E.C. McCants, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) Tim Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University (History) Tim Leunig, London School of Economics (Economic History) Peter Meyer, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Productivity and Technology) Race/Ethnicity
Education Jeff Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology) Mary Ann Dzuback, Washington University (Education, History, and Women and Gender Studies) Rural, Agricultural, and Enviornmental
Family/Demography Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Louis Kyriakoudes, University of Southern Mississippi (History) Lisa Dillon, University of Montreal (Historical Demography) J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History) States/Societies
Health/Medicine/Body Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law and History) Derek Hoff, University of Virginia (History) Marie Nelson, Linkoping University (ISAK/History) Lucinda Beier, Illinois State University (History) Urban
Historical Geography Alan Bliss, University of Florida (History) Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Digital Humanities) Alberto Giordano, Texas State University (Geography) Women/Gender
Labor Pavla Miller, RMIT (Global Studies) Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota (History) Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History) Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) Maddalena Marinari, University of Kansas (History)
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NETWORK MEETINGS SPECIAL CONFERENCE EVENTS
SSHA Networks are special interest groups that generate ideas and organize sessions for the Welcome Reception Queens Salon next year's conference. As part of the program committee, Network Representatives Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm Promenade Deck, Mid-Ship perform the important task of coordinating sessions. Meetings are open to all interested individuals and will be held on Friday at 1:00pm and Saturday at 11:20am. Women’s Breakfast Britannia Salon Saturday, 7:30-9:00 am M-Deck, Stern Friday, 1:00pm - 2:00pm Women and Economic Crisis, Past and Present Criminal Justice/Legal Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Ruth Milkman, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Economics Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Reception for Graduate Students and Friends Queens Salon Education Victoria, Promenade, Stern Friday, 7:00pm-8:00pm Promenade Deck, Mid-Ship
Historical Geography Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Annual Business Meeting Grand Salon Macrohistorical Dynamics Brittania Salon, M-Deck, Stern Saturday 5:40-6:10 pm R-Deck, Mid-Ship
Health/Medicine/Body Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology), and 2009 Vice President, Social Science History Association Race Ethnicity King’s View, Promenade
Family/Demography Caronia, B-Deck, Bow President’s Address Grand Salon Saturday 6:10-6:40 pm R-Deck, Mid-Ship
Saturday, 11:20m - 12:20pm Historicizing Agency Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology), and 2009 President, Culture Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Social Science History Association
Urban Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship President’s Reception Windsor Salon Labor Victoria, Promenade, Stern Saturday 6:40-8:00 pm R-Deck, Mid-Ship
Migration/Immigration Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow
Politics Brittania Salon, M-Deck, Stern
Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern
States/Societies King’s View, Promenade
Women/Gender Caronia, B-Deck, Bow
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Presidential Sessions Sessions by Network
H12 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Criminal Justice/Legal B1, B16, C1, C5, C15, D12, D16, F1, F4, H15, I1, I12, K7, K8, K10, M1, Charles Tilly's Contributions to the Study of European History M2, M7, M15, N1, N12, Q1
Culture A1, A12, B2, B7, B12, C2, C4, C12, D1, D2, D12, F2, F11, F14, H1, H7, H9, I11, K1, 11 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm I K12, M3, M5, N2, N5, N12, P2, P10, P15, Q2 Understanding Mechanisms, Empowering Agency: Charles Tilly and the Social Process Economics B3, B14, D3, D16, F3, F4, F5, H2, H7, H15, H17, I2, K2, K4, K9, K10, K12, M4, M6, M13 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm M12, M15, N3, N4, N9, P1, P3, P14, Q16, Q3 The Intergenerational Legacies of Louise Tilly's Work Education A2, B4, F10, H3, I3, K3, M5, N3, P2, P10 N11 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Cities, States, Trust and Rule: New Departures from the Work of Charles Tilly Family/Demography A13, A2, A3, B5, B6, B9, C3, C4, C5, D4, D5, D9, F5, F6, F8, H2, H4, I4, I5, K4, M6, N4, N8, N9, N12, N15, P3, P4, P5, Q4, Q5 Program Committee Sessions Health/Medicine/Body B7, C4, F7, H2, I4, M7, N14, P1, P6, P14, Q3, Q5, Q6 A8 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Introduction to the Nixon Presidential Archives Historical Geography A4, B3, B8, C5, C6, C14, D9, D14, F8, H3, H6, H7, I3, I6, K5, M5, M8, N5, N6, N9, P7, Q7, Q8, Q14, Q15 D11 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Labor A9, B14, B15, C3, C5, D12, D16, F9, H2, H7, I7, M8, P8, P9, Q9 New Approaches to Agency: Theory and Methodology
Macro-Historical Dynamics C7, C12, D6, D13, F10, F15, H1, H8, I8, I11, K6, K9, K10, M3, K3 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am M10, M12, N3, N7, N11, Q8, Q13 National Educational Goals, Agency, and Action: A Discussion of Maris Vinovskis's "From a Nation at Risk to No Child Left Behind" Migration/Immigration A2, A5, B9, B10, B11, B12, C3, C8, C14, D7, D8, D9, D14, D16, F11, F12, F13, H6, H9, H10, H13, I7, I9, K7, K8, M11, N8, N9, P3, P11, Q9, Q10, Q12 K10 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Social Theory in Action Politics A6, A7, B12, B13, B16, B17, C9, C12, C14, C15, D3, D10, D12, D13, F13, F14, F17,H2, H7, H11, H12, H15, H17, I1, I3, I10, I12, I14, I15, I17, K3, K7, K8, K9, K14, K15, M11, M5 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm M12, M15, N1, N3, N10, N11, N12, N13, P2, P13, P14, Q11, Q13 Amateurs, Experts, and the Production of Knowledge Presidential H12, I11, M13, N11 P13 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Patrimonialism and Power Program Committee A8, D11, K10, K3, M5, P14
Race and Ethnicity A5, A7, A9, A12, A13, B10, B11, B12, C8, C10, C14, D12, D14, F12, F13, SSHA Committees and Member Initiated Meetings H2, H6, H10, H13, I3, I7, I12, K7, K10, N1, N3, N11, N12, P2, P10, P11, P15, Q12
Wednesday, November 11,2009 Rural/Agricultural/Environmental A4, C11, H14, I13, K11, N2, P13 2009 and 2010 SSHA Program Committees (8:00 – 9:00pm, TBA) States and Society A6, A10, B11, B12, B13, B14, C9, C12, C13, C15, D3, D10, D12, D13, F14, Thursday, November 12, 2009 F15, H3, H7, H11, H12, H15, H17, I1, I10, I11, I14, I15, K7, K8, K9, K10, K12, K13, K14, K15, M4, SSHA Executive Committee I (4:45 – 6:45pm; TBA) M12, M15, N3, N10, N11, N13, P13, P14, Q8, Q11, Q13
Urban A11, A12, B1, B14, B16, C4, C6, C14, D14, D15, F16, H6, H11, H16, I3, I16, K14, M1, Saturday, November 14, 2009 N11, N14, P10, P14, Q7, Q12, Q14, Q15 SSHA Editorial Board (12:00 – 2:00pm; Presidential Suite) Women and Gender A5, A7, A13, B10, B15, B16, B17, C8, C15, D9, D12, D16, F9, F11, F17, Sunday, November 15, 2009 H9, H15, H17, I7, I17, K15, N12, N13, N15, P3, P13, P15, Q11, Q16 2009 Program Committee (including Network Reps) (7:00 – 8:00am; TBA) Executive Committee II (8:00 – 10:00am; TBA)
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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE A1 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern Agency in Culture CULTURE Thursday, November 12, 2009 Chair: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Registration 10:00am - 5:00pm Queens Salon Book Exhibit set-up 11:00am - 6:00pm Queens Salon Local Organization, Global Comparison: Top Down Efforts at Promoting Participatory Paper Sessions 12noon - 2:00pm Meeting rooms Democracy Paper Sessions 2:30pm - 4:30pm Meeting rooms Nina Eliasoph, University of Southern California (Sociology) Paper Sessions 4:50pm - 6:50pm Meeting rooms Local Categories, Networks, and Repertoires: A Comparative Study of Active Citizenship in Welcome Reception 7:00pm - 8:30pm Queens Salon Finland and France
Eeva Luhtakallio, University of Helsinki (Sociology) Friday, November 13, 2009
Structure of the Institutional Conjuncture: Psychoanalysis in American Psychiatry 1945-1980 Registration 7:30am - 5:00pm Queens Salon Michael Strand, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Book Exhibit 8:00am - 5:30pm Queens Salon Poster Set up 8:00am - 10:00am Queens Salon Discussant: Isaac Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder (Sociology) Poster Browsing 8:00am - 5:00pm Queens Salon Meet the Author 10:00am - 12noon Queens Salon Paper Sessions 8:00am - 10:00am Meeting rooms A2 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Paper Sessions 10:20am - 12:20pm Meeting rooms Youth, Agency, and Social Change Network Meetings 1:00pm - 2:00pm Meeting rooms EDUCATION, Family/Demography,Migration/Immigration Paper Sessions 2:20pm - 4:20pm Meeting rooms Paper Sessions 4:40pm - 6:40pm Meeting rooms Chair: Grad Student Reception 7:00pm - 8:00pm Queens Salon Film Session 7:00pm - 9:00pm Windsor Salon Literacy as an agent for individual social change in the Netherlands, 1800-1900 Onno Boonstra, Radboud University (History)
Saturday, November 14, 2009 The Role of Structure and Agency in the Educational Transitions of Canadian Youth Julie Hudson, University of Alberta (Sociology)
Registration 8:00am - 3:00pm Queens Salon Education and Agency: The Preferred Pathway to Mobility and Migration in China Women’s Breakfast 7:30am - 9:00am Britannia Salon Lai Tso, University of Michigan (Sociology and Women's Studies) Book Exhibit 8:00am - 5:00pm Queens Salon
Poster Browsing 8:00am - 3:00pm Queens Salon Racially Tolerant and Equal Education? The Case of the Netherlands Paper Sessions 9:00am - 11:00am Meeting rooms Melissa F. Weiner, Quinnipiac University (Sociology) Network Meetings 11:20am - 12:20pm Meeting rooms Paper Sessions 1:00pm - 3:00pm Meeting rooms Discussant: Mary Ann Dzuback, Washington University (Education, History, and Women Paper Sessions 3:20pm - 5:20pm Meeting rooms and Gender Studies) Business Meeting 5:40pm - 6:10pm Grand Salon Presidential Address 6:10pm - 6:40pm Grand Salon President’s Reception 6:40pm – 8:00pm Windsor Salon
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Paper Sessions 8:00am - 10:00am Meeting Rooms Paper Sessions 10:20am - 12:20pm Meeting Rooms
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A3 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow A5 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern New Developments in the Construction of Scandinavian Population Databases FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Gender, migration and the state 1 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender Chair: Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History) Chair: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center (History and The Danish-Norwegian Census of 1801: Applying Modern Coding Models for Pre-Modern Women's Studies) Censuses? Jan Oldervoll, University of Bergen, Norway (AHKR) How did Gender Neutral State Policies Shape Gendered Migration from India? Vibha Bhalla, Bowling Green State University (Ethnic Studies) Arne Solli, University of Bergen (History)
Armenians and U.S. Immigration Laws in the 1920s Testis unus, testis nullus: The value of Scandinavian source criticism Yael Schacher, Harvard (History of American Civilization) Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet i Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre) Maria Wisselgren, Umeå University (Demographic Data Base) The backlash of emancipation via segregation: explaining current Dutch intolerance towards ethnic minorities. Discussants: Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History) Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) Evan Roberts, Victoria University of Wellington (History) Discussant: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center (History and Women's Studies) A4 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship A6 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Visualizing California: Case Studies of Land Use and Environmental Change, 1750 to 2000 What Hath Jobs Wrought? American Politics at the Dawn of the Internet Age HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Roundtable Discussion POLITICS, States and Society Chair: David Igler, University of California, Irvine (History) Chair: Morley Winograd, University of Southern California (Communications Technology) Ecosystems On the Move: Using GISsciences and Historical Records To Predict and Conserve Changing Communities in the 21st Century Discussants: Antoinette Pole, Montclair State University (Political Science and Law) Michael Xenos, Louisiana State University (Mass Communication) William R.L. Anderegg, Stanford University (Biology)
A7 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Critical Habitat Contentious Politics, Violence, and Collective Action Jon Christensen, Stanford Spatial History Lab (History) POLITICS, Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender
Examining Silicon Valley Conservation and Development: Post-World War II to the Present Chair: Paul Amar, University of California, Santa Barbara (Law and Society) Carrie Denning, Stanford University (Sociology) Nonviolence and Violence in French Revolutionary Protest: Quantifying Parisian Contention, Mapping Land Use and Individual Mobility: The Early California Cultural Atlas 1787-1795 Steven Hackel, University of California, Riverside (History) Micah Alpaugh, University of California, Irvine (History) Zappia Natale, Early California Cultural Atlas (History) Jeanette Zerneke, Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative (International Area Studies) On Surveillance as Solution to Security Vida Bajc, Methodist University (Sociology) Discussant: Janet Fireman, Loyola Marymount University (History) Women in Rwanda: Political Empowerment after Mass Violence Marie Berry, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
The Case of Iran's 1979 Revolution: Delineating a "Charles Tilly plus Gender" Approach Sheherazade Jafari, Georgetown University (International Service)
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A8 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Mauretania, M-Deck A11 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship Introduction to the Nixon Presidential Archives Repurposed Spaces: Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse in Los Angeles Hotels PROGRAM COMMITTEE URBAN
Chair: Scott Spitzer, California State University, Fullerton (Political Science) Chair: Sarah Schrank, California State University, Long Beach (History)
The Pico House and the Los Angeles Plaza: From Mexican Pueblo to American City Discussant: Timothy Naftali, Richard Nixon Library (History) William Estrada, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (History)
Paradise Lost: The Ambassador Hotel, Historic Preservation, and the Urban Image of Los A9 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Kings View, Promenade, Starboard Angeles Comparative Slavery Megan Kendrick, California State University, Los Angeles (History) RACE AND ETHNICITY, Labor Images, Agency, and Obsolescence: The Queen Mary in Long Beach Chair: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) James Skee, University of California, Berkeley (History)
Discussant: Sarah Schrank, California State University, Long Beach (History) Black Over White: Slave Agency and the Role of Black Overseers, Artisans, and Trusted Slaves on Colonial Slave Plantations A12 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Laura Sandy, Oxford Brookes (History) The Sociology of Cities: What the Classics Can Tell Urbanists Today URBAN, Culture,Race and Ethnicity Urban Slavery in the American South, 1850-1860 Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Chair: Michael McQuarrie, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Mestre Tito, or the Life of a Former Slave Discussants: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Graduate Center, City University of Regina Xavier, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (History) New York (Sociology) Bruce Haynes, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology)
Jack Katz, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Discussant: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) Michael McQuarrie, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology) Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
A10 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship A13 Thursday, 12:00noon-2:00pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship New Directions in Fiscal Sociology I: The Consequences of Taxation The Hope of New Beginnings: Southern Women’s Organizations in the Civil Rights Era, STATES AND SOCIETY 1945-1975 WOMEN AND GENDER, Family/Demography,Race and Ethnicity Chair: Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Chair: Tonya Parham, University of Memphis (History)
International Migration and Support for the Welfare State Opened Eyes and New Beginnings: The Atlanta League of Women Voters and the Issue of Maureen Eger, University of Washington (Sociology) Segregation, 1957 Mindy Farmer, Ohio State University (History) Race, State Capacity, and the Generosity of Cash Assistance to Single Mothers across US States, 1931-2002 Wednesdays in Mississippi: Women Building Bridges of Understanding, Summer 1964 Lisa Thiebaud, University of Arizona (Sociology) Debbie Harwell, University of Houston (History)
More Ways to Skin a Cat: How Tax Laws Affect Competition and Workers in Long-Haul Memphis Panel of American Women: Challenging Racism and Changing Attitudes Trucking Tammy Prater, University of Memphis (History)
Stephen Viscelli, Indiana University, Bloomington (Sociology) "The Hope Lies with the Women:" Mrs. Tilly's Fellowship of the Concerned: White Southern Churchwomen in the Struggle for Civil Rights and the Quest for Human Rights, 1945-1968 Edith Riehm, Georgia State University (History)
Discussant: Tonya Parham, University of Memphis (History)
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B1 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Aquitania, Main Staircase B3 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Urban Pleasures and Urban Panics Reshaping Rural Life: Commercialization, Property Rights and Landed Wealth CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL, Urban ECONOMICS, Economics,Historical Geography
Chair: Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History) Chair: Jonathan Liebowitz, University of Massachusetts, Lowell (History)
Between Perils and Pleasures: Girls and Nightlife in Belgian Cities, 1880-1940 Efficiency of the futures: Some empirical analyses of the individual market in 19th century Margo De Koster, University of Louvain (History) Manabu Kakizaka, Institute of Social and Economic Planning Co,Ltd (Economics)
Urban Pleasures and Urban Panics: A New Look on the History of Deviance and Control in the The Demarcation of Land and the Role of Coordinating Institutions City Gary Libecap, University of California, Santa Barbara (Environmental Science and Herbert Reinke, Technical University Berlin (Centre for the Research on Antisemitism) Management)
Urban Guerilla? Graffiti in German Cities The Effect of Desertification on Early Chinese State Formation Sascha Schierz, University of Vechta (Social Work) Elijah Meeks, University of California, Merced (World Cultures and History)
Pleasure and Politics? Drugs in Western German Cities during the 1960/70s The unfolding legacy of wartime agriculture on the South Downs, England: following the Klaus Weinhauer, University of Bielefeld (History) occupiers of National Farm Survey holdings in the post-war decades Nigel Walford, Kingston University (School of Geography, Geology and the Environment) Discussant: Richard Wetzell, German Historical Institute (History) Discussant: James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology)
B2 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Play and Games B4 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow CULTURE Intellectual Migrants and Changing National Social Science Fields EDUCATION Chair: Stefan Bargheer, University of Chicago (Sociology) Chair: Margaret Somers, University of Michigan (Sociology and History) Victoria en el Porvenir: Economic and Cultural Participation in Peruvian Street Soccer Carlos Bustamante, University of Chicago (Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences) Transnational Dimensions of the Mid-Twentieth-Century Neo-Evolutionist Revival in US Anthropology Skating by the Rules: How Rationalization Changes Agency, Relationships, and Worldviews Howard Brick, University of Michigan (History) Stacy Lom, Northwestern University (Sociology) The Emigre Social Scientists and the Transformations of International Relations Theory “No Longer Exclusively a Man’s Recreation”: Cultural Continuity and Social Change among Nicolas Guilhot, New York University (Program on Knowledge Institutions) Early Twentieth Century Campers Terence Young, California State Polytechnic (Geography and Anthropology) Evolution and the Foundations of British Sociology Chris Renwick, University of Leeds (Philosophy) Discussant: Stefan Bargheer, University of Chicago (Sociology) Refugee Scholars, Inner Emigrants, and How They Changed Social Science George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussant: Margaret Somers, University of Michigan (Sociology and History)
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B5 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern B7 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Royal Salon, Prominade, Mid-Ship The Demography of Convict Transportation to Tasmania Epidemics in the Media FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Family/Demography HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Culture
Chair: Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History) Chair: Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies)
Accidents, epidemics and visitations of God: cause-specific mortality in late nineteenth- Framing Medical Innovation Since World War II: Where Do Medical and Disability century Tasmania Communities Fit Into Media Coverage of Prosthetics and Stem Cells? Rebecca Kippen, Australian National University (Australian Demographic and Social Research Arthur Blaser, Chapman University (Political Science) Institute) Influenza Pandemics, Sweden, and News Coverage: A Quantitative Content Analysis Convict Mortality: At sea and on land Fredrik Elgh, Umeå University (Population Studies and Biomedical Sciences) Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, University of Tasmania (History and Classics) Helena Palmgren, Umeå University (Infectious Diseases)
Shadow People: ex-convicts and family formation in colonial Victoria Reporting Flu Pandemics in the Swedish Press Janet McCalman, University of Melbourne (Centre for Health & Society and History & Karin Ljuslinder, Umeå University (Culture and Media) Philosopy of Science) Asbjoerg Westum, Umeå University (Language Studies)
Discussant: Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics) Discussant: Tasleem Padamsee, Ohio State (Sociology)
B6 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow B8 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Family and Mortality Geographies of place I: America FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
Chair: David Reher, Jordan 23 (History) Chair: Anne Knowles, Middlebury College (Geography)
Cause-Specified Mortality Statistics in Modern Japan: Buliding a Time-Series Database Spatial Patterns of Post-Wildfire Neighborhood Recovery: Rebuilding for Repetitive Loss or Makoto Hanashima, Institute for Areal Studies (Research division) Rebuilding for Resiliency? Jacqueline Mills, California State University, Long Beach (Geography) Infection and Malnutrition Interaction Effects On Child Mortality in Scania, Sweden 1766-1894 Kent Johansson, Lund University, Centre for Economic Demography (Economic History) Spanish Colonial West Florida Development: Temporal and Spatial GIS Analysis of a Region on the Verge of Americanization Abandoning mothers and foundling mortality: the reintroduction of family History in Harry Wilson, Ohio Northern University (History, Politics, and Justice) foundling studies Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (Population) Discussant: Anne Knowles, Middlebury College (Geography) Barbara Revuelta, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (Demography)
Cause-Specified Mortality Statistics in Modern Japan: Buliding a Time-Series Database Ken'ichi Tomobe, Osaka University (Economics)
Discussant: Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
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B9 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship B11 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Mauretania, M-Deck Immigrant assimilation in the late 19th century North Atlantic: New results from NAPP Transit Migration And Crossing Borders in (and between) Europe and North America, 1880 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Family/Demography and 1930 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity,States and Society Chair: Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet i Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre) Chair: Annemarie Steidl, University of Vienna (History) Melting Pot or Salad Bowl? - Assessing Irish Immigrant Assimilation in late 19th century America Kiliszewski's Journeys: Crossing Borders in Central Europe and North America, 1880-1914. Peter Cirenza, London School of Economics (Economic History) Tobias Brinkmann, Pennsylvania State University (History and Religious Studies)
The mingling of Peoples in 19th century America: Evidence from 1880 Chinese fronterizos and imperial-national histories Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute) Grace Delgado, Pennsylvania State University (History and Religious Studies)
Antipodeans abroad: The Australasian-born in North America, 1850-1900 The Rise and Fall of East European Ship Ticket Salesman and the Reshaping of the Business of Evan Roberts, Victoria University of Wellington (History) Mass Migration, 1868-1914. Rebecca Kobrin, Columbia University (History) Family Structure of Irish Immigrants in Britain and America in 1880/1 Yoshifumi Shimizu, Momoyama Gakuin University (Sociology) The transmigration process through Scandinavia 1904-1918 Per Kristian Sebak, University of Bergen (Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion) Discussant: Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet i Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre) Administrating wayfarers. Relief stations and possibilities to make use of them B10 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm King’s View, Promenade Sigrid Wadauer, University of Vienna (Economic and Social History) Gender, migration, and the state 2 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender Discussant: Dorothee Schneider, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology)
Chair: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) B12 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Blood matters: Sarkozy"s immigration policies and their gendered impact Questions of Citizenship in Troubled States Catherine Raissiguier, New Jersey City University (Women's and Gender Studies) POLITICS, Culture,Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity,States and Society
"Prostitutes" and "Defectors": Gendered Migration and the Ukrainian State Chair: Mark Rigstad, Oakland University (Philosophy) Cinzia Solari, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Oh, No, Not the Brown Passport: Imad Hamad"s Citizenship Crossing 9/11 To Europe, Asia, and Beyond: Military Spouses, Family Reunification, and the Course of Kellie Hay, Oakland University (Communication and Journalism) Postwar Immigration Reform in the United States Philip Wolgin, University of California, Berkeley (History) All For One, But None for You: Rights and Reality in Pre-War Detroit Karen Miller, Oakland University (History) Discussant: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) Rethinking State Autonomy: Citizenship, Community and State in Pakistan Sadia Saeed, University of Michigan (Sociology)
When Good Ballots Go Bad: Ritual Failure in the 2000 Presidential Election Inge Schmidt, Yale University (Sociology)
Discussant: Mark Rigstad, Oakland University (Philosophy)
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B13 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Sylvania, Main Staircase B16 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Author Meets Critics: Charles Kurzman's "Democracy Denied, 1905-1915: Intellectuals and Taking Control: Building Community in Black Chicago the Fate of Democracy URBAN, Criminal Justice/Legal,Politics,Urban,Women and Gender POLITICS, States and Society Chair: Michael Innis-Jimenez, University of Alabama (American Studies) Chair: Dylan Riley, University of Calfornia, Berkeley (Sociology) "Stones Run It": Reasserting Control of Organized Crimein Black Chicago, 1965-1975 Democracy Denied, 1905-1915: Intellectuals and the Fate of Democracy Will Cooley, Walsh University (History) Charles Kurzman, Univeristy of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (Sociology) "This is Not Just Another Neighborhood": St. Clair Drake's and Horace R. Cayton's Bronzeville Discussants: David Meyer, University of California, Irvine (Sociology) Patrick Naick, Coe College (English) Dylan Riley, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Nader Sohrabi, Columbia University (Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures) Differentiating Aspects: African-American Women and Delinquency Prevention in Chicago, Cyrus Zirakzadeh, University of Connecticut (Political Science) 1941-1960 Dana Quartana, University of Iowa (History)
B14 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern Discussant: Michael Innis-Jimenez, University of Alabama (American Studies) Citizen Employers: Business Communities and Labor in Cincinnati and San Francisco, 1870- 1916 B17 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Masterpiece, Promenade STATES AND SOCIETY, Economics,Labor,Urban Agents of Peace WOMEN AND GENDER, Politics Chair: Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Chair: Glenna Matthews, Independent Scholar (Independent Scholar) Citizen Employers: Business Communities and Labor in Cincinnati and San Francisco, 1870- 1916 The Dove, the Hoopoe, and the Canary: Art as Agency and Peacemaking Amongst Palestinian Jeff Haydu, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Women Stella Maria Baer, Yale University (Yale Divinity School) Discussants: Jeff Haydu, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Larry Isaac, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) The American School Peace League, Essays for Citizenship, 1910-1919 Pamela Laird, University of Colorado, Denver (History) Elisabeth Eittreim, Rutgers University (History) Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History) William Roy, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) The Local is Global: Broker for Human Rights ”Florence Kitchelt, Connecticut Peace Activist and Feminist” 1920-1961 Danelle Moon, San Jose State University (Special Collections and Archives) B15 Thursday, 2:30-4:30pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Roundtable Discussion: Mining Women: Gender in the Development of a Global Industry Cindy Sheehan and the Politics of Motherhood: Republican Motherhood in the 20th and 21st LABOR, Women and Gender Centuries Ann Marie Nicolosi, The College of New Jersey (History) Chair: Jaime Aguila, Arizona State University (History & Culture) Discussants: Tobias Higbie, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Discussant: Glenna Matthews, Independent Scholar (Independent Scholar) Bonnie Stepenoff, Southeast Missouri State University (History) Laurie Mercier, Washington State University, Vancouver (History) Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History)
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C1 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Aquitania, Main Staircase C3 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Measuring Murder in North America Millions and methods: New research with complete-count census data CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Labor,Migration/Immigration
Chair: Vernon Burton, Coastal Carolina University (History) Chair: Leah Platt Boustan, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics)
Supplemental Homicide Reports, Uniform Crime Reports, and Mortality Data: A Current Ethnicity, Occupation and Industry in the 1880 Census : Analytical Possibilities and Problems Problem for Criminologists and a Caution for Historians Using a Data Warehousing and GIS Approach Douglas Eckberg, Winthrop University (Sociology and Anthropology) Katie Dooley, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Richard Healey, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Men Killing Men: Male Homicide in Quebec, 1760-1860 Donald Fyson, Université Laval (History) Fertility and Marriage in the United States during the Great Transition, 1880-1930 J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, State University of New York (History) How Many People Have Been Murdered in the United States in Recent Years?: Comparing Michael Haines, Colgate University (Economics) Supplemental Homicide Reports and Mortality Data Randolph Roth, Ohio State University (History) Spatial movement of immigrant workers: A comparative analysis between North Atlantic countries Discussant: Vernon Burton, Coastal Carolina University (History) Sula Sarkar, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
The Effects of Name Standardization in Historical Census Record Linkage: the United States C2 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship and Norway Author-Meets-Critics, "American Empire and the Politics of Meaning" (Duke University Rebecca Vick, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Press 2008) CULTURE Discussant: Leah Platt Boustan, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics)
Chair: Andreas Glaeser, University of Chicago (Sociology) C4 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern American Empire and the Politics of Meaning (Duke University Press 2008) Communities in Medical Crisis: Political and Social Responses to the 1918 Influenza Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology) Epidemic HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Culture,Family/Demography,Urban Discussants: Cesar Ayala, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) John Hall, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology) Chair: Anna Lundberg, Center for Population Studies (Historical Demography) Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History) After 1918: Community Preparedness and Response in Rural Sweden during the 1920 Pandemic Influenza Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies)
The Politics of War and Health in Montreal during the 1918 Spanish Flu Mark Humphries, University of Western Ontario (History)
Cincinnati in the 1918 Influenza Epidemic: Community Health Takes Action Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Saint Louis and the 1918 Influenza: The Impact of Non-pharmaceutical Interventions Robert Wilson, University of Missouri-St. Louis (Honors College)
Discussant: Anna Lundberg, Center for Population Studies (Historical Demography)
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C5 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship C7 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Masterpiece, Promenade Visualizing Holocaust Geographies Book roundtable: The Chinese Cultural Revolution as History HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Family/Demography,Labor MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS,
Chair: Philip Ethington, University of Southern California (History and Political Science) Chair: Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Historical Geography of the Camps System Discussants: Joseph Esherick, University of California, San Diego (History) Chester Harvey, Middlebury College (Geography) Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Paul Pickowicz, University of California, San Diego (History) Visibility and Invisibility at Auschwitz Yang Su, University of California, Irvine (Sociology) Paul Jaskot, DePaul University (Art and Art History) Yiching Wu, University of Toronto (East Asian Studies) Xiaowei Zheng, University of California, San Diego (History) Historical Geography of the Camps System Anne Knowles, Middlebury College (Geography) C8 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Kings View, Promenade, Starboard Gender, migration, and the state 3 Evacuations from Auschwitz MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender Marc Masurovsky, United State Holocaust Memorial Museum (Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies) Chair: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center (History and Women's Studies) Spatial History and the Holocaust Erik Steiner, Stanford University (Spatial History Lab) Good Women and Bad Men? Media and State Responses to Mexican Refugee Claimants in Canada Discussants: Philip Ethington, University of Southern California (History and Political Science) Monica Boyd, University of Toronto (Sociology) Adam Tooze, University of Cambridge/Yale University (History) Gender and the Politics of Exile in the Chilean Diaspora: Chilean Expatriates in East and West Berlin C6 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney, University of Arizona (History) Urban History using GIS I HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Urban Queer Asylum: U.S. Policies and Responses to Sexual Orientation and Transgendered Persecution Chair: Donald DeBats, Flinders University (American Studies) Connie Oxford, State University of New York, Plattsburgh (Women's Studies)
The Great Migration at the Micro Level American deserters and Turkish stray cats. Changing asylum policies in North West Europe in Richard Maisel, New York University (Sociology) the 1970s Tycho Walaardt, University of Leiden (Social and Economic History) A GIS Analysis of Publishing Districts in Early Modern Kyoto Ryoko Matsuba, Ritsumeikan University (Geography) Discussant: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center Akihiro Tsukamoto, Ritsumeikan University (Geography) (History and Women's Studies)
The Great Migration at the Micro Level Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology) Peter Tuckel, Hunter College (Sociology)
Discussant: Donald DeBats, Flinders University (American Studies)
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C9 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship C11 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Mode(l)s of Leadership Postcolonial African Landscapes POLITICS, States and Society RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL,
Chair: Nina Eliasoph, University of Southern California (Sociology) Chair: Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
I Declare: Theodore Roosevelt, Unilateral Presidential Directives, and the Power of Individual Land, Elephant and the Environment in pre- and postcolonial Ghana Agency in American Political Development. Kwame Kwarteng, University of Cape Coast (History) Graham Dodds, Concordia University (Political Science) "Seeing Like A State": Local Resistance, State Power and "Land-Use" Planning in the frontier Models of Leadership region of Gokwe, Zimbabwe, 1980s and 1990s Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Pius Nyambara, Jackson State University (History and Philosophy)
Being Like Che in Times of Political Disenchantment: the Uruguayan Leftist Movement Discussant: Jacqueline Mills, California State University, Long Beach (Geography) Gabriela Gonzalez, State University of New York, Stony Brook (Sociology) C12 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Mauretania, M-Deck The Metamorphosis of a Political Leader: Indira Gandhi's Rise in Postcolonial Indian Politics Action and Representation in the Modern World System Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State Univeristy of New Jersey (Sociology) STATES AND SOCIETY, Culture,Macro-Historical Dynamics,Politics
Chair: Charles Kurzman, Univeristy of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (Sociology) C10 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Sylvania, Main Staircase Race and Social Science Activism since 1930 Icons of Organizational Failure: the Photographs of Abu Ghraib RACE AND ETHNICITY, Race and Ethnicity Thomas Crosbie, Yale University (Sociology)
Chair: Bernadette Jaworsky, Yale University (Sociology) North Korean Foreign Relations: A World System Perspective Taekyoon Kim, Waseda University (Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) An Atypical Reponse to Typical Federal Indian Policiies Heather Daly, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Manufacturing National Bonds Dan Lainer-Vos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) American Dream, American Ghetto: The San Fernando Valley, History, and Social Science Jean-Paul deGuzman, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Action and Agency in the Modern World System: A Geopolitical Economy Thomas Reifer, University of San Diego (Sociology) Colour, Class and Gender in African America"s Sociological Discourse, 1930s-1940s Laila Haidarali, Case Western Reserve University (History) C13 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern New Directions in Fiscal Sociology II: Building the Tax State Studying Poor Black Families in the 1940s: Problems of Democracy and Agency STATES AND SOCIETY Moira Hinderer, Johns Hopkins University (Center for Africana Studies) Chair: Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History) Discussant: Bernadette Jaworsky, Yale University (Sociology) Who Finances and Who Pays? Tax-Exempt Securities and Business Ethics in the Associative State Geoffrey Alan Guy, University of Chicago (Sociology)
The Korean War and State Formation in Korea, 1948-1976: Focusing on Public Finance Jaesung Lim, Seoul National University (Social Policy)
Taxes, Clientelism and Technocracy: An Institutional Ethnography of the Colombian Tax Collection Agency Diana Rodriguez-Franco, Northwestern University (Sociology)
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C14 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern D1 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Aquitania, Main Staircase Long Term Trends in New York and Los Angeles, I Ritual, Dreams, and Agency URBAN, Historical Geography,Politics,Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity CULTURE, Culture
Chair: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Graduate Center, City University of New York Chair: Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology) (Sociology) Sensory Archives: The Production of Historical Religious Identity The City and the Box: Shipping Containers and Urban Form in the 20th Century Narges Erami, Yale University (Anthropology) Alan Bliss, University of Florida (History) "Don't let the witches near the cosmos": The imagination of agency and the crisis of Puritan NY and LA (and Chicago) as Depicted in Hit Movies, 1905-2009 patriarchy David Halle, University of California -- Los Angeles (Sociology) Isaac Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder (Sociology) Ted Nitschke, University of California, Los Angeles (Film Industry) Jan Reiff, University of California, Los Angeles (History & Statistics) Wang Shiduo's Crisis of Agency Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, City University of New York (History) Major Trends in Los Angeles History Jan Reiff, University of California, Los Angeles (History & Statistics) Discussant: Ari Adut, University of Texas at Austin (Sociology)
NY and LA (and Chicago) as Depicted in Hit Movies, 1905-2009 Eric Vanstrom, University of California, Los Angeles (Film Studies) D2 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Neil Smelser, The Odyssey Experience: Physical, Social, Psychological, and Spiritual Discussant: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Center, City University of New York Journeys (University of California Press, 2009) (Sociology) CULTURE
Chair: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) C15 Thursday, 4:50-6:50pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Gender, Violence and Terrorism: Popular Representations of Terrorists in West Germany, The Odyssey Experience: Physical, Social, Psychological, and Spiritual Journeys Austria and Switzerland Neil Smelser, Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences (Social Sciences) WOMEN AND GENDER, Criminal Justice/Legal,Politics,States and Society Discussants: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology) Chair: Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History) Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, City University of New York (Sociology) Tom Weisner, University of California-Los Angeles (Psychiatry and Anthropology) Operetta Terrorists: Dominant Female German Terrorists and their Austrian Male Counterparts in the 1970s Irene Bandhauer-Schoeffmann, University of Klagenfurt and University of Vienna (History and Gender Studies)
On Trial: Gendered Narratives in Court Decisions against Left Wing Terrorists in 1970s Switzerland Dominique Grisard, Universität Basel (Zentrum Gender Studies)
The Excess of Emancipation: Central Arguments in the Debate about West Germany's Red Army Faction (1970-1982) Vojin Sasa Vukadinovic, Humboldt University of Berlin (Graduiertenkolleg Geschlecht als Wissenskategorie)
Discussant: Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History)
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D3 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern D5 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Economic Crises: History, Agency, and Politics Aboriginal Demography ECONOMICS, Politics,States and Society FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (History & Urban Studies) Chair: C. Matthew Snipp, Stanford University (Sociology)
The Politics of Economic Crises : 1873 Beyond Virgin Soil: Impaired Fertility in the Indian Population of Spanish California Nicolas Barreyre, Ecole normale supérieure (Social Sciences) Steven Hackel, University of California, Riverside (History)
Did Agency Theory Cause the Current Economic Crisis? American Indian Fertility at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Eric Lum, Yale University (Sociology) J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, State University of New York (History) Michael Haines, Colgate University (Economics) The Crisis of Global Capitalism William Robinson, University of California, Santa Barbara (Sociology) Aborigines and Colonizers: infant mortality compared in Colonial Victoria, 1855-1955 Janet McCalman, University of Melbourne (Centre for Health & Society and History & Excess Reserves and the Recession of 1937: Did Regulatory Overreach Lead to an Economic Philosopy of Science) Recession? Ruth Morley, University of Melbourne (Paediatrics) Patrick van Horn, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Economics) Len Smith, Australian National University (Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research)
Discussant: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (History & Urban Studies) Demography and Sami Elderly: Old Age in an Indigenous Perspective Peter Skoeld, Umeå University (Centre for Sami Studies) D4 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Life Course and Household Dynamics in 19th- and 20th-century Europe and United States Discussant: C. Matthew Snipp, Stanford University (Sociology) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: George Alter, University of Michigan (Inter-university Consortium for Political and D6 Friday, 8:00-10:00am King’s View, Promenade Social Research) Causation, Commonality and Difference in Macro-Historical Dynamics MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS Drought and the lifecycle/landuse trajectory in agricultural households Glenn Deane, University at Albany, State University of New York (Sociology) Chair: Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) Myron Gutmann, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Why Does This Region Differ from Others?: Toward Comparative Area Studies Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Ariel Ahram, University of Oklahoma (School of International and Area Studies) Social Research) Imagined Commonalities: The Origins and Role of the Kinship Metaphor in China Household typologies revisited from an individual perspective: The Netherlands 1850-1940 Byungho Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) Kees Mandemakers, International Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands) The Structural Dynamics of Narrative Silences Tammy Smith, State University of New York, Stony Brook (Sociology) Social change and family change in the Eastern European urban context: Rostock 1819-1867 Rembrandt D. Scholz, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical The Past and Social Science Methodology Demography) Rahki Poonia, Rutgers University, Newark (Public Affairs) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Barbara Zuber-Goldstein, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Discussant: Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) Demography)
Discussant: Jean-Louis Rallu, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (Demography)
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D7 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Masterpiece, Promenade D10 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship North American Borderlands: Conflicting sites of state control, migrant agency, and Politics and the American West representation of boundaries POLITICS, States and Society MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Chair: Ronald King, San Diego State University (Political Science) Chair: Vibha Bhalla, Bowling Green State University (Ethnic Studies) 'Running to Win': Estelle Lawton Lindsay, Modernity, and Winning a Seat on the Los Angeles Discussants: Jaime Aguila, Arizona State University (History & Culture) City Council, 1916-1917 Nora Faires, Western Michigan University (History) Gayle Gullett, Arizona State University (History) Angelika E. Sauer, Texas Lutheran University (History & Geography)
Yukari Takai, Glendon College, York Uniersity (History) Bosses, Trading Delegations and Hustling Candidates: The Twilight Years of California"s State
Nominating Convention
D8 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern John Reynolds, University of Texas, San Antonio (History) Emerging Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Italian Migration in the Modern West MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION The Formation of Local Political Contexts in the American West, 1861-1896 Adam Slez, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Sociology) Chair: Maddalena Marinari, University of Kansas (History) Discussant: Ronald King, San Diego State University (Professor) Discussants: Danielle Battisti, State University of New York, Buffalo (History) Lauren Braun, University of Illinois at Chicago (History) Laura Cuppone, Michigan State University (History) D11 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Mauretania, M-Deck Sarah DeMott, New York University (History of Education) New Approaches to Agency: Theory and Methodology Marina Maccari, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (History) PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chair: Tim Liao, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) D9 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Gender Ratios and Global Migration Ways of Measuring Agency and Action: An Application to Lynchings in the Jim Crow South MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Family/Demography,Historical Geography,Women and Gender Roberto Franzosi, Emory University (Sociology)
Chair: Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center) Agency-A Hermeneutic Approach
Gender and the 'Laws of Migration': A reconsideration of nineteenth-century patterns Andreas Glaeser, University of Chicago (Sociology) Trent Alexander, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Annemarie Steidl, University of Vienna (History) Talking Past Each Other in Agency Theory Carol Heimer, Northwestern University (Sociology) Explaining Variations in Gender Ratios among International Migrants: The View from IPUMs Katharine Donato, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) When and Where Things Make Things Happen Johanna Leinonen, University of Minnesota (History) David Pedersen, University of California, San Diego (Anthropology)
Introduction to Gender Ratios and Global Migrations Project Discussant: Tim Liao, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center)
It's Just Not Normal: Global Perspectives on the Gender Dynamics of International Migration in the 19th Century Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center) Elizabeth Zanoni, University of Minnesota (History)
Discussants: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Southern California (Sociology) Jose Moya, Barnard College (History)
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D12 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Caronia, B-Deck, Bow D14 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Sylvania, Main Staircase Concepts of the Welfare State, Past and Present Long Term Trends in New York and Los Angeles, II STATES AND SOCIETY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Culture,Labor,Politics,Race and URBAN, Historical Geography,Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity Ethnicity,Women and Gender Chair: David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Chair: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology) Long Term and Recent Demographic Trends in NYC and LA Providential and Secure? The Political Language of Social Policy in France and the United Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Center, City University of New York (Sociology) States since the 1930s Daniel Beland, University of Saskatchewan (Johnson-Shoyama School of Public Policy) The Transformation of Chinese America: New York and Los Angeles Margaret Chin, Hunter College, City University of New York (Sociology) The Agent Called 'Society' in the Making and Challenging of the Nordic Welfare State Rebecca Kim, Pepperdine University (Sociology) Pauli Kettunen, University of Helsinki (Social Science History) Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Racial Diversity and Welfare: The Interaction and Institutionalization of Race and National Global Gateways and Economic Development: Evidence and Lessons from the New York & Identity Los Angeles Airport, Seaport and Freight-Rail Systems Elizabeth Onasch, Northwestern University (Sociology) Jameson Doig, Princeton University (Politics) Steven Erie, University of California, San Diego (Political Science) "Welfare State": the entangled History of a transnational concept Scott MacKenzie, University of California, San Diego (Political Science) Joern Henrik Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State Research) Klaus Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State Research) New York City and Los Angeles: Politics in an Age of Diversity John Mollenkopf, City University of New York, Graduate Center (Political Science) Discussant: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology and Gender Studies) Raphael Sonnenshein, Calstate Fullerton (Political Science)
Discussant: David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) D13 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship Perspectives on European Empire D15 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern STATES AND SOCIETY, Macro-Historical Dynamics,Politics Assessing Urbanist Literature in Political Science URBAN Chair: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology) Chair: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science) The Influence of Privateering and Overseas Trade on Sea Power Christina Gathmann, Stanford University (Center for Health Policy) Discussants: Amy Bridges, University of California, San Diego (Political Science) Henning Hillmann, Stanford University (Sociology) Jessica Trounstine, Princeton University (Political Science) Amy Widestrom, California State University at Long Beach (Political Science) Greece and Rome in the British Empire: Alternative Ideologies Krishan Kumar, University of Virginia (Sociology) D16 Friday, 8:00-10:00am Victoria, Promenade, Stern Trafficking and Agency Where Interest and Passion Unite to Confound All Order: Corruption as State Formation in WOMEN AND GENDER, Criminal Justice/Legal, Economics, Labor, Migration/Immigration Early Colonial British India, 1757-1786 Nicholas Wilson, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Chair: Elizabeth Bernstein, Columbia University (Sociology)
Gender and Agency in Colonial Morocco Discussants: Paul Amar, University of California, Santa Barbara (Law and Society) Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology) Elizabeth Bernstein, Columbia University (Sociology) Stephanie Limoncelli, Loyola Marymount University (Sociology) Discussant: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota (History) Svati Shah, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Women's Studies) Gretchen Soderland, Virginia Commonwealth University (English)
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E1 Friday, 10:00am-12:00noon Queen’s Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship F1 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Meet the Author(s) – Poster Session Children and the Law in Europe and America CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL HASH – a joint historical database Onno Bootstrap, Radboud University (History) Chair: Lee Beier, Illinois State University (History) Thijs Hermsen, Radboud University (History) The Effects of the 1917 Law Regarding Illegitimate Children - Paternity Suits at Three Rural Stopping and Spacing Behavior in Times of Fertility Transition: Evidence from Germany Swedish District Courts 1913-21 Linked to Life Cycles of the Unmarried Mothers Aliaksandr Amailchuk, University of Toledo (Economics) Robert Eckeryd, Mid Sweden University (Humanities) Elitsa Dimitrova, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Center for Population Studies) "A beast in human form": Child-kidnapping and Community Rage in late 1930s South Florida Losing a parent: A Certain Death? The effect of parent’s death on post-neonatal and child Vivien Miller, University of Nottingham (American & Canadian Studies) mortality in Utah: 1850-1920 Mattijs Vandezande, Katholieke University Leuven (Centre for Sociological Research) How can statistics help us understand a social subject of study? The criminalization of juvenile Yunsun Huh, University of Utah (Economics) rebellion against state authority, in Belgium from 1880 to 1980 Maaike Messelink, University of Nijmegen (History) Melpomeni Skordou, Universite Catholique de Louvain (Criminology) Georgios Fthenos, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) From Super Predator to Safe Haven: American Law and Juvenile Justice Life course and adult mortality Jennifer Trost, Utica College (Justice Studies) Ferenc Ajus, Lund University (Economic History) Antonio Camara, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Centre d'Estudis Demografics) Discussant: Lee Beier, Illinois State University (History) Dwight Davis, University of California at LA (Sociology) Stefan Öberg, University of Gothenburg (Economic History) F2 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern Deliberate birth spacing before the fertility transition in France and Germany The Politics of Memory Sarah Moreels, Katholieke University Leuven (Centre for Sociological Research) CULTURE Martin Kolk, Stockholm University (Sociology, Demographic Unit) Chair: Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, City University of New York (History) Pathways to Celibacy - Effects of household and individual characteristics on permanent celibacy in Sart, Belgium 1812-1891 Continuity and Tradition in the Anglophone Caribbean: An Exploration of Embodied Social Shuang Chen, University of Michigan (History) Memory Yulin Huang, Academica Sinica (Institute of Sociology) Sorcha Brophy-Warren, Yale University (Sociology) Xingchen C.C. Lin, Radboud University Nijmegan (History) Wiebke Schulz, Utrecht University (Sociology) Symbolism, Collective Memory, and Social Protest: Memory Work in the 2009 London G20 Protest Responding to Fertility Shocks: Twins as a Window into Demographic Behavior at the Family Tim Liao, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) Level Silvi Berger, University College Dublin (Economics) How to Commit Revolution American Style: The People’s Bicentennial Commission and the Juan Manuel Puerta, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Economics and Business) American Revolution Bicentennial. Emily Merchant, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Julie Longo, College for Creative Studies (Liberal Arts)
Discussant: Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, City University of New York (History)
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F3 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship F5 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Charitable agency and action in the Dutch Republic, 1550-1820 Life Course/Life Cycle and the Household II ECONOMICS FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics
Chair: Trevon Logan, Ohio State University (Economics) Chair: Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk, International Institute of Social History (History)
Sequence constraints in family formation Charitable Agency in the Dutch Republic, 1550-1820: project overview Anette Fasang, Jacob University (Sociology) Lex Heerma van Voss, International Institute of Social History (History) Jörg Lüdicke, Yale University (Sociology) Marco van Leeuwen, University of Utrecht (Historical Sociology) Karl Ulrich Mayer, Yale University (Sociology)
Founding almshouses in the Netherlands, ca. 1500-1800 Measuring Consumer-to-Producer Ratios: Do Weighting Systems Matter? Henk Looijesteijn, International Institute of Social History (History) Julia Jennings, Pennsylvania State University (Anthropology) James Wood, Pennsylvania State University (Anthropology)
The will to give to charity. Donations and legacies to good causes in the Dutch Republic, c. Arts of Husbandry: Family Earnings and the Labor Strategies of Married Mothers, 1918-1950 1550-1810 Joseph Wycoff, University of Washington (History) Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk, International Institute of Social History (History) Discussant: Trevon Logan, Ohio State University (Economics) Discussant: Anne Mccants, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) F6 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow The Intermediate Data Structure (IDS) for Historical Longitudinal Databases: Results from F4 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern the Pre-Conference Violence and Social Orders FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
ECONOMICS, Criminal Justice/Legal Chair: Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History)
Chair: Kenneth Pomeranz, University of California, Irvine (History) Discussants: George Alter, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Violence and Social Orders Kees Mandemakers, International Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands) Douglass North, Washington University, St. Louis (Economics) Annika Westberg, Umeå University (Demographic Data Base) John Joseph Wallis, University of Maryland (Economics) Barry Weingast, Stanford University (Political Science) F7 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Women, hygiene, and respectability in comparative historical perspective Discussants: Klerman Daniel, University of Southern California (Law) HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History) Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics) Chair: Ruth Crocker, Auburn University (History) John Joseph Wallis, University of Maryland (Economics) Good women and hygiene in working-class Lancashire, 1880-1970 Lucinda Beier, Illinois State University (History)
Sex education, gender and acceptable knowledge, Oxfordshire 1930-1970. Angela Davis, University of Warwick (History)
Race, Class, and the Rights to Motherhood in the Southern United States 1939-1950 Cynthia Edmonds-Cady, Illinois State University (Social Work)
Health, respectability and the working girl in Britain, 1880-1930 Hilary Marland, University of Warwick (History)
Discussant: Ruth Crocker, Auburn University (History)
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F8 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm King’s View, Promenade F10 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Mauretania, M-Deck GIS, the railways and demographic change Higher Education and Socio-Cultural Change HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Family/Demography MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS, Education
Chair: Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History) Chair: Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Reconstructing the Rail Accessibility of the Iberian Peninsula and France from 1860 to 2000 Campus Varieties of Conservative Style and Discourse Jordi Marti-Henneberg, University of Lleida (Geography and Sociology) Amy Binder, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Laia Mojica, University of Lleida (Geography and Sociology) Francisco J. Tapiador, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha (Environmental Science) Higher Education and Diversity: The Changing Origins of University Students in China, 1903- 2002 Exploring space and time dimensions of demographic time series. Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Thomas Thevenin, University of Burgundy (THEMA CNRS) James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussant: Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History) Toward an Educational Ethic for the Postmodern University: Access By Whom and To What End(s)? Gary Krenz, University of Michigan (President's Office/Philosophy) F9 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Masterpiece, Promenade The Life of the Mind and Other Acts of the Working Class How high-quality regional public universities enhance opportunity LABOR, Women and Gender Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Chair: Daniel Bender, University of Toronto (History) Discussant: Byungho Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Encouraging Political Activism in Trade Union Women: The AFL-CIO and the Women"s Activities Department, 1955-1965 F11 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Coreen Derifield, Purdue University (History) Love and Marriage in Migration MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Culture,Women and Gender Jay Fox: Anarchist, Organizer, and Labor Journalist Greg Hall, Western Illinois University (History) Chair: Sonia Cancian, University of Minnesota (History and Immigration History Research Center) "Not From What I Read, But From What I Lived": Experience, Learning, and the Problem of Working Class Consciousness Italian Migration and Relationships via Correspondence Tobias Higbie, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Sonia Cancian, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center and History)
Discussant: Liesl Orenic, Dominican University (History and American Studies) Love and Transatlantic Migration: International Marriages between Finns and Americans in Finland and the U.S. in the Twentieth Century Johanna Leinonen, University of Minnesota (History)
Families on the Move? : Separation, Reunification, and "Lone" Migration of French-Canadian Women and Men to Early Twentieth-Century Massachusetts Yukari Takai, Glendon College, York University (History)
Discussant: Suzanne Sinke, Florida State University (History)
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F12 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship F15 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern Museums and Exhibits of Immigration in International Perspective States and Sovereignties in Crisis MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity STATES AND SOCIETY, Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Carl Marklund, European University Institute (History and Civilization)
Exhibiting migration in Austria: case study from a reluctant immigration country A Comparative Study of Ethno-Religious Conflict in Turkey: Reconciling Diversity and Nation Christiane Hintermann, Ludwig Boltzmann-Institute for European History and Public Spheres Building: (Research) Elif Andac, University of Kansas (Sociology)
Swedish Museums and Migration Class, Contagion, or Complaint? The Revolution of 1525 Christina Johansson, Malmö University (International Migration and Ethnic Relations) Colin Beck, Pomona College (Sociology)
Immigration Conversations from America’s Heartland: A New Museum Model for Civic Dual citizenship and the Revocation of Citizenship Engagement Within and Beyond the Gallery Walls Ben Herzog, Dartmouth College (Sociology) Suzanne Seriff, University of Texas at Austin (Anthropology) Treaty Ports Opened in 19th century East Asia Discussant: Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (History) Jung Mee Park, Cornell University (Sociology)
F13 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship Discussant: Derek Hoff, University of Virginia (History) The Impact of the Latino Vote in Recent Elections RACE AND ETHNICITY, Politics, Migration/Immigration Chair: Fernando Guerra, Loyola Marymount University (Political Science) F16 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Imagining Philadelphia: Edmund Bacon and the City of the Future (Scott Knowles, Ed.) The Latino mega marches and their impact on electoral participation URBAN Adrian Pantoja, Pitzer College (Political Studies and Chicano/a Studies) Chair: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science) Latino Voters and California Politics: A Developmental Perspective Ron Schmidt, California State University, Long Beach (Political Science) Imagining Philadelphia: Edmund bacon and the City of the Future Scott Knowles, Drexel University (History) The Cuban Vote: Not Just One Vote Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan (Sociology) Discussants: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science) Scott Knowles, Drexel University (History) Discussant: Fernando Guerra, Loyola Marymount University (Political Science) Nancy Kwak, University of California, San Diego (History) David Sloane, University of Southern California (Policy, Planning, and Development)
F14 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Sylvania, Main Staircase Mabel Berezin, Illiberal Politics in Neoliberal Times F17 Friday, 10:20am-12:20pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship STATES AND SOCIETY, Culture,Politics Telling Stories: the Use of Personal Narratives in the Social Sciences and History WOMEN AND GENDER Chair: Margaret Somers, University of Michigan (Sociology and History) Chair: Pavla Miller, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Global studies, social science, Illiberal Politics in Neoliberal Times: Culture, Security and Populism in the New Europe, and planning) Cambridge University Press 2009 Mabel Berezin, Cornell University (Sociology) Telling Stories: the Use of Personal Narratives in the Social Sciences and History Barbara Laslett, University of Washington (Sociology) Discussants: John Agnew, University of California, Los Angeles (Geography) Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) Dario Gaggio, University of Michigan (History) Jennifer Pierce, University of Minnesota (American Studies) George Ross, Brandeis University/University of Montreal (Politics/Sociology) Andreas Wimmer, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Discussants: Hannah Brueckner, Yale University (Sociology) Allison Carey, Shippensburg University (Sociology and Anthropology) John Eakin, Indiana University (English)
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G1 Friday, 11/13/2009, 1:00 -2:00pm H1 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Network Meetings Author-Meets-Critics, John R. Hall, "Apocalypse" CULTURE, Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Mabel Berezin, Cornell University (Sociology) Criminal Justice/Legal Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship
Apocalypse: From Antiquity to the Empire of Modernity (Polity Press, 2009) John Hall, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology) Economics Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship
Discussants: Ari Adut, University of Texas at Austin (Sociology) Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Sociology) Education Victoria, Promenade, Stern Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Swarthmore College (Sociology and Anthropology)
Historical Geography Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow H2 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Roundtable: The Union Army Project: New Findings from the Records of over 41,000 Men ECONOMICS, Family/Demography,Health/Medicine/Body,Labor,Politics,Race and Ethnicity Macrohistorical Dynamics Brittania Salon, M-Deck, Stern
Chair: Robert Fogel, University of Chicago (Booth School of Business)
Health/Medicine/Body Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern The Long-Term Persistence of Social Capital: Residential Clustering Among Union Army Veterans Joseph Burton, University of Chicago (Center for Population Economics, Booth School of Race Ethnicity King’s View, Promenade Business)
Overview of the Newly Released Black (USCT) Union Army Sample Family/Demography Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Dora Costa, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics)
The Rise of Retirement Among African Americans: Wealth and Social Security Effects
Dora Costa, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics)
Mortality in Urban Areas Robert Fogel, University of Chicago (Booth School of Business)
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H3 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern H5 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Disciplines and Practices: Scholarship In and Out of the Academy Spatial History: Prospects and Issues EDUCATION, Historical Geography,States and Society Chair: Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History) Chair: David Mitch, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (Economics) Discussants: Jon Christensen, Stanford Spatial History Lab (History) The Development and Purpose of English and Philosophy Departments, 1850-1910 Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences) Katherine Sedgwick, University of Pennsylvania (History, Education) R. G. Healy, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Anne E.C. McCants, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) Situation, Action, and Agency: The Good Samaritan Experiment Revisited Anna Sun, Kenyon College (Sociology) H6 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship The Pittsburgh Survey: Moral Sense and Social Knowledge GIS Approaches to Race and Urban History Geng Tian, University of Chicago (Sociology) HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity,Urban
Rudi L'Italiano and Italian American Studies Chair: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) Maddalena Tirabassi, Centro Altreitalie sulle Migrazioni Italiane (History) Caribbean Migrants in Manchester, 1940-2000: Mobility and Identity in the Face of Discussant: David Mitch, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (Economics) Deindustrialization Laurence Brown, University of Manchester (History) H4 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Families together and apart: intergenerational co-residence or geographic proximity Mapping Everyday Life: Digital Harlem, 1915-1930 FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Stephen Robertson, University of Sydney (History)
Chair: Hans Jørgen Marker, Swedish National Data Service (Statistics) H7 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm King’s View, Promenade The elderly in 1787 and 1801: what was their situation? Did they stay in control or ? An The Canal Builders: Making America's Empire at the Panama Canal analysis of elderly and their households LABOR, Culture,Economics,Historical Geography,Politics,States and Society Nanna Floor Clausen, Danish Data Archive (Danish National Archives) Chair: Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) Economic Factors and the proximity of Parents to their adult Sons in the US North in 1850: Implications for Old Age Support The Canal Builders: Making America's Empire at the Panama Canal Alice Kasakoff, University of South Carolina, Columbia (Anthropology) Julie Greene, University of Maryland (History)
Living close or sharing house? Intergenerational geographical proximity in northern Sweden Discussants: Daniel Bender, University of Toronto (History) Anna Pettersson, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies) Julie Greene, University of Maryland (History) Cindy Hahamovitch, College of William and Mary (History) Intergenerational Coresidence and Family Transitions in the United States, 1850-1930 Scott Nelson, College of William and Mary (History) Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History)
Discussant: Mary McEniry, University of Wisconsin (Center for Demography & Ecology)
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H8 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Masterpiece, Promenade H10 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern The Historicity of Structure and Action Internal and International Migration: Analyzing Migration Processes Across Time and Space MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology) Chair: Hillel Eyal, Tel Aviv University (History)
Agency, identity, and purposiveness The intersection between Biography and History and the Process of International Migration Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Cristian Dona-Reveco, Michigan State University (Sociology and History)
Identifying the Mechanism and Disclosing the Landscape: Notes on social causation in History Internal and Transatlantic Migration in Eighteenth-Century Spain: Were the Two Processes Isaac Reed, University of Colorado, Boulder (Sociology) Interrelated? Hillel Eyal, Tel Aviv University (History) What Do Theories of Action Explain? Tad Skotnicki, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Belgian Migration in Nineteenth-century France: Cafes and Associations in the Life of an Immigrant Community Historicity of Eurasian historical structures Saartje Vanden Borre, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Campus Kortrijk (History) R. Bin Wong, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Comparing Hessian Emigrants from the 18th Century and the 19th Century Discussant: Ariel Ahram, University of Oklahoma (School of International and Area Studies) Simone Wegge, City University of New York, College of Staten Island (Political Science, Economics & Philosophy)
H9 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Mauretania, M-Deck Discussant: Sigrid Wadauer, University of Vienna (Economic and Social History) Love and Other Emotions in Migration: Methods and Theories MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Culture,Women and Gender H11 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Chair: Barbara Luethi, Basel University (History) Politics and Social Activism POLITICS, States and Society,Urban Discussants: Sonia Cancian, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center and History) Chair: Monicka Patterson-Tutschka, California State University, Sacramento (Government) Nicole Constable, University of Pittsburgh (Anthropology and University Centre for International Studies) Self-determination, Community, and Rights for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Analysis Lieba Faier, University of California, Los Angeles (Geography) and Debate Bill French, University of British Columbia (History) Allison Carey, Shippensburg University (Sociology and Anthropology) Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History) Getting the Shaft: Local Mobilization, City Politics, and the Unrealized Subway to Staten Island, 1898-1913 Kenneth Gold, City University of New York, College of Staten Island (Education)
Power From Below: Combining the Logics of Connection and Disconnection Armando Lara-Millan, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Zoned Out: The Effect of Urban Policies and Economic Segregation on Political Mobilization in Inner-City Neighborhoods Amy Widestrom, California State University, Long Beach (Political Science)
Discussant: Timothy Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University (History)
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H12 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship H14 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Sylvania, Main Staircase Charles Tilly's Contributions to the Study of European History Commodities and Social Change PRESIDENTIAL, Politics,States and Society RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL
Chair: Ron Aminzade, University of Minnesota (Political Science) Chair: John Dwyer, Duquesne University (History)
European Revolutions The Place of Disarticulations: Commodity Production in the Laguna, Mexico Wayne te Brake, State University of New York, Purchase (History) Jennifer Bair, University of Colorado (Sociology)
Charles Tilly and the Study of State (Trans-) Formation The Troubled Legacy of Agrarian Reform: Small Coffee Farmers and Foundations of the Fair Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University (Government) Trade Cooperative System Analena Bruce, Rutgers University (Sociology) The Political History that Chuck Built Marc W. Steinberg, Smith College (History) Multifunctional commodities: neoliberal restructuring and the valorization of European agriculture We Never Forget Our First Loves: Charles Tilly and French History Elisa Da Via, Cornell University (Development Sociology) Mark Traugott, University of California, Santa Cruz (History) The Place of Disarticulations: Commodity Production in the Laguna, Mexico Discussant: Eric Hobsbawm, President of Birkbeck, University of London (History) Marion Traub-Werner, University of Minnesota (Geography) -via video link Discussant: John Dwyer, Duquesne University (History)
H13 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern Transnational Identities, Networks and Movements H15 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration The New Fiscal Sociology STATES AND SOCIETY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Economics,Politics,Women and Gender Chair: Jean-Paul deGuzman, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Chair: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology and Gender Studies) Gypsies in Germany and Italy before the First World War Jennifer Illuzzi, College of St. Catherine (History, Geography, Classics) The New Fiscal Sociology: Taxation in Comparative and Historical Perspective Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) “Whatever Happened to Danbury?:” From Diverse to Divided in Today's New England Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History) Bernadette Jaworsky, Yale University (Sociology) Monica Prasad, Northwestern University (Sociology)
A Different way to Throw a Boomerang: Transnational Networks and The Fenian Invasions of Discussants: Steven Bank, University of California, Los Angeles (Law) Canada Ronald King, San Diego State University (Political Science) Kevin Sitz, University of California, Riverside (Political Science) Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology and Gender Studies) Nicholas Wilson, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) The Changing Needs and Interests of Filipina Nurses in the United Kingdom Georgia Spiliopoulos, Lancaster University (Educational Research) Sondra Cuban, Lancaster University (Educational Research)
Discussant: Helen York, University of Maine (History)
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H16 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern I1 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Teaching/Cities Law Enforcement in Europe and Empire URBAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL, Politics,States and Society
Chair: Kathy Callahan, University of Wisconsin, Stout (History) Chair: Harvey J. Graff, Ohio State University (English and History)
The Most Honourable Officers in Government?: Agency and Action in the Work of the Bow Discussants: Harvey J. Graff, Ohio State University (English and History) Street Runners, 1748-1839 Paul H. Mattingly, New York University (History) David Cox, Keele University (Institute for Law, Politics & Justice) Jan Reiff, University of California, Los Angeles (History & Statistics) Michael Wilson, University of Texas at Dallas (European History and Humanities) Inequality in Criminal Justice in Early Modern Central Europe Joachim Eibach, University of Berne (Historical Institute)
H17 Friday, 2:20-4:20pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship The "convict stain”: Shame, integration, structure and agency Barry Godfrey, Keele University (Research institute of Law, Politics and Justice) Finding Women's Agency (in Some Unlikely Places)
WOMEN AND GENDER, Economics,Politics,States and Society The Institution of P.C. X.: English Police Constables as Neutral Upholders of Law Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History) Chair: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) War and Banditry in Occupied and Liberated Belgium, 1915-1925 Forward to Utopia: Latvian Women in the Red Army in World War II Xavier Rousseaux, Université catholique de Louvain (History) Daina Eglitis, George Washington University (Sociology) Antoon Vrints, Ghent University (Modern History)
Sisters in Spirit, Sisters in Faction: Nuns and Vendetta in Early Modern Modena Discussants: Kathy Callahan, University of Wisconsin-Stout (History) Wilbur Miller, State University of New York, Stony Brook (History) Amanda Madden, Emory University (History)
Suffrage in the Co-operative Commonwealth: Gender and Agency in the British Co operative I2 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Movement, 1880-1920 New Perspectives on Asia-Pacific Economic History Rachael Vorberg-Rugh, Queens College, Oxford (Modern History) ECONOMICS
Feminism and Dictatorship: Achieving Citizenship during the Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Regime, Chair: Peter Meyer, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Office of Productivity and Technology) Dominican Republic (1930-1961) Neice Zeller, William Paterson University (History) The Economics of drug policy in British India Siddarth Chandra, University of Pittsburgh (Public and International Affairs)
Discussant: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) Sex Ratios and the Marriage Contract in Early Twentieth Century Hawaii Timothy Halliday, University of Hawaii, Manoa (Economics) Sumner La Croix, University of Hawaii, Manoa (Economics)
Divergent Trajectories of Industrial Development: The Animation Industry in India and South Korea in the Post-war Era Joonkoo Lee, Duke University (Sociology)
Public- versus Private-led Industrialization in Meiji Japan, 1868 to 1912 John Tang, U.S. Bureau of the Census (Center for Economics Studies)
Discussant: Susan Wolcott, Binghamton University, State University of New York (Economics)
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I3 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern I5 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Politics of the Classroom: The History of Social Movements and Public Schools in Urban Fertility decisions and the demographic transition - micro perspectives America FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY EDUCATION, Historical Geography,Politics,Race and Ethnicity,Urban Chair: Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Chair: Daniel Perlstein, University of Calfornia, Berkeley (Policy, Measurement, and Evaluation/Language and Literacy/Society and Culture) Intergenerational effects on fertility during the 19th century in northern Sweden: Temporal and social variations. Agency and Americanization: The Politics of Language in Los Angeles City Schools, 1916-1941 Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Zevi Gutfreund, University of California, Los Angeles (History) Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Centre for Population studies)
The Unhappy School Conditions in Harlem: Public Education Redefined in the Wake of the Fertility and Seasonal Migration: An Individual Level Study of Nineteenth Century Italian Alps 1935 Riot Luciana Quaranta, University of Lund (Economic History) Thomas Harbison, Graduate Center, City University of New York (History) Sex composition of subsets and demographic outcomes during the Demographic Transition The Red Tide: Underground School Newspapers, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Student David Reher, Jordan 23 (History) Politics in Los Angeles Alberto Sanz-Gimeno, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population and Society Matthew Ides, Albion College (History) Research Group (GEPS))
A Place for Us: Jeff High and Central Avenue, 1935 - 1950 Fertility and mortality interactions and social class: A study of the Netherlands in the period Michael Slaughter, University of California, Los Angeles (History) 1880-1930 David Reher, Jordan 23 (Demography) Discussant: Mark Wild, California State University, Los Angeles (History) Maria Sanchez Dominguez, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population and Society Research Group (GEPS)) I4 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Alberto Sanz-Gimeno, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population and Society Population Processes in the New World Research Group (GEPS)) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Health/Medicine/Body Frans Van Poppel, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Institute (Social Demography)
Chair: Vernon Burton, Coastal Carolina University (History) Discussant: George Alter, University of Michigan (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research) French Population in New-Orleans during the Antebellum period, stock and flux Marjorie Bourdelais, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (Center for North I6 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow American Studies) Journeys, travel and geography HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY Death and Dying on a Brazilian Sugar Plantation Katherine Holt, College of Wooster (History) Chair: Trevor Harris, West Virginia University (Geology and Geography)
The Mortality Transition in Hispanic San Antonio, 1780-1860 GIS and literature: Early tours of the Lake District John Reynolds, University of Texas, San Antonio (History) David Cooper, Lancaster University (English) Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences) Discussant: Kate Fawver, California State University, Dominguez Hills (History) The late medieval ruler Frederick III (1440-1493) on the journey - the creation of the itinerary using a Historical GIS (his-GIS) Joachim Laczny, University of Hamburg (Historical Sciences)
Discussant: Trevor Harris, West Virginia University (Geology and Geography)
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I7 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship I10 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Masterpiece, Promenade Made in L.A.: A Documentary and Discussion Countervailing Forces: Political Innovation, Ideology, and Institutions LABOR, Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender POLITICS, States and Society
Chair: Maddalena Marinari, University of Kansas (History) Chair: Eldon Eisenach, University of Tulsa (Political Science)
Discussants: Alejandra Marchevsky, California State University, Los Angeles (Liberal Studies) An Out and Out War: Institutionalizing Human Rights in U.S. Foreign Policy, 1968-1976 Veronica Terriquez, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) William Michael Schmidli, Cornell University (Government)
American Party Convergence in the 19th Century I8 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Grand Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Adam Silver, Boston University (Political Science) Conflict, Breakdown and Rebuilding in Comparative-Historical Perspective MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS Diseases Which Should Be Matters of History: World War I, Policy Entrepreneurship, and the Growth of Federal Intervention in Southern Public Health Chair: Anna Sun, Kenyon College (Sociology) Daniel Sledge, Cornell University (Government)
Global Aspects of China's Social Security Reform, 1980s-Present Discussant: Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Aiqun Hu, Arkansas State University (History) I11 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship After State-Breakdown - Material and Ritual Resources for Revolutionary Violence in Germany Understanding Mechanisms, Empowering Agency: Charles Tilly and the Social Process 1918-1934, Russia 1904-1922, and Japan 1853-1877 PRESIDENTIAL, Culture,Macro-Historical Dynamics,States and Society Stefan Klusemann, University of Pennsylvania (Sociology) Chair: Andreas Koller, Social Science Research Council/New York University (Institute for Toward a New Cultural State of Japan: Rebuilding the Nation under the U.S. Occupation Public Knowledge and Sociology) (1945-52) Sang Mi Park, Waseda University (Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) Charles Tilly as a Theorist of Nationalism and Ethnicity Rogers Brubaker, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Discussant: Ho-fung Hung, Indiana University (Sociology) Contentious Politics: From Structure to Agency Jack Goldstone, George Mason University (School of Public Policy) I9 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm King’s View, Promenade Mark I. Choate "Emigrant Nation. The Making of Italy Abroad" (Harvard University Press, Charles Tilly and American Pragmatism 2008) Neil Gross, University of British Columbia (Sociology) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Charles Tilly, Historical Sociology, and the Legacy of the German émigré Historicist Chair: Marina Maccari, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (History) Sociologists George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology) Emigrant Nation. The Making of Italy Abroad Mark Choate, Brigham Young University (History) Categorical Inequality Kim Voss, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Discussants: Louis DeSipio, University of California, Irvine (Political Science and Chicano/Latino Studies) Discussant: Harrison White, Columbia University (Sociology) and David Fitzgerald, University of California, San Diego (Comparative Immigration Studies and Shamus Khan, Columbia University (Sociology) Sociology) Jose Moya, Barnard College (History) Roberta Pergher, University of Kansas (History) Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
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I12 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship I14 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Civil Rights Movements in South Africa and the United States Brian Balogh, A Government Out of Sight RACE AND ETHNICITY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Politics STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics
Chair: Melissa F. Weiner, Quinnipiac University (Sociology) Chair: Robert Lieberman, Columbia University (Political Science)
The Rules of Rebellion: Exhibiting Moral Narratives of the Civil Rights and Anti-Apartheid A Government Out of Sight: The Mystery of National Authority in Nineteenth-Century America Movements Brian Balogh, University of Virginia (History) Robyn Autry, Wesleyan University (Sociology) Discussants: Brian Balogh, University of Virginia (History) Remedying Anti-Civil Rights Violence: The Role of Social Science History in the Pursuit of Truth, Alan Brinkley, Columbia University (History) Justice, and Reconciliation Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) David Cunningham, Brandeis University (Sociology) Desmond King, Oxford University (Politics and International Relations) Daniel Kryder, Brandeis University (Politics) Geoff Ward, University of California, Irvine (Law, Criminal Justice) I15 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Sylvania, Main Staircase African American Locational Attainment before the Civil Rights Era War, States and Civilians Lance Freeman, Columbia University (Urban Planning) STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics
Agents of Economic Justice? Civil Rights Advocacy on behalf of the Poor Chair: Carol Heimer, Northwestern University (Sociology) Catherine Paden, Simmons College (Political Science) The Historical Emergence of Intentional Attack on Civilians in War during the long Nineteenth Discussant: Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology) Century Meyer Kestnbaum, University of Maryland, College Park (Sociology)
I13 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Mauretania, M-Deck Death and the Times:Wartime Commemoration and Popular OpinionDuring the Vietnam and The (Re)Imagined Countryside Iraq Wars RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL Richard Lachmann, University at Albany, State University of New York (Sociology)
Chair: Elisa Da Via, Cornell University (Development Sociology) Honor Thy Sovereign: A Call for Royalist Action in the English Civil War Monicka Patterson-Tutschka, California State University, Sacramento (Government) Constructing the Landscape Beautiful: The Case of Rural Tuscany Dario Gaggio, University of Michigan (History) Fashioning an American Blitzkrieg. The US Army’s infatuation with Hitler's Wehrmacht, 1970- 1990 From "Potato Field" to "Feathered Kingdom": Community Formation and the Origins of Egg Adam Tooze, University of Cambridge/Yale University (History) Culture in Petaluma, 1858-1893 Kyle Livie, San Francisco State University (History) Discussant: Vivek Sharma, Yale University (Political Science)
All's Fair: Communities of Deception and Subversion in the American Agricultural Fair Helen York, University of Maine (History)
Discussant: James Oberly, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire (History & American Indian Studies Program)
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I16 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern J1 Friday, 11/13/2009, 7:00-9:00pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Neoliberal Governance across Time and Space Film Session URBAN Made in L.A.: A Documentary LABOR, Migration/Immigration,Race and Ethnicity,Women and Gender Chair: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science)
Continuity and Change in Liberal Governmentality: Canadian Youth, 1965-1975 Val Johnson, Saint Mary's University (Sociology & Criminology)
Not in Circumstances of Their Own Choosing: Union Power and the Neoliberalization of New York John Krinsky, City College of New York (Political Science)
Civil Society and Crisis in the City: Explaining Neoliberal Institutional Transformation at the Urban Scale Michael McQuarrie, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology)
Locating Neoliberal Urban Redevelopment: Historical Bases of Institutional Arrangements Christopher Mele, University at Buffalo (Sociology)
What's Left of Leftism? Neoliberalism as Politics in Western Party Systems, 1945-2004 Stephanie Mudge, University of Californa, Davis (Sociology)
Discussant: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science)
I17 Friday, 4:40-6:40pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Gender and Political Innovation in the (Post-Suffrage) West WOMEN AND GENDER, Politics
Chair: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History)
"She Will At All Times Act for the Best Interests of the People": A Case Study for Evaluating Post-Suffrage Female Legislators Dana Bennett, Arizona State University (History)
Practical Politicians or Guardian Angels? Defining Women's Roles in Eastern Washington State Nancy Engle, Eastern Washington University (History)
"A More Perfect Machine": Women’s Innovations in Party and Electoral Politics in Post- Suffrage Colorado, 1893-1898 Marcia Goldstein, Arapahoe Community College (History)
The Messiness of Activist Spaces: Barriers to Agency in ACT-UP, Los Angeles Benita Roth, State University of New York, Binghamton (Sociology)
Discussant: Kendra Schiffman, Northwestern University (Sociology)
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Saturday, 7:30-9:00 am Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern K3 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Women’s Breakfast National Educational Goals, Agency, and Action: A Discussion of Maris Vinovskis's "From a Nation at Risk to No Child Left Behind" Women and Economic Crisis, Past and Present EDUCATION, Politics,Program Committee Ruth Milkman, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Chair: Mary Ann Dzuback, Washington University (Woman and Gender Studies)
K1 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Aquitania, Main Staircase From a Nation at Risk to No Child Left Behind Cultural Organizations and Fields Maris Vinovskis, University of Michigan (History) CULTURE Discussants: Sherman Dorn, University of South Florida (History) Chair: Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut (Sociology) Jennifer Jennings, Columbia University (Sociology) Adam Nelson, University of Wisconsin (Educational Policy Studies and History) Opera and social closure in 19th Century Buenos Aires. Detaching ritual classification from Maris Vinovskis, University of Michigan (History) organizational form Claudio Benzecry, University of Connecticut (Sociology) K4 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Establishing Municipal Theaters in Old Regime France: Directors and the Commercialization of Mortality Differences by Socioeconomic Status - Emergence and Divergence Culture FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics Lauren Clay, Vanderbilt University (History) Chair: Martin Dribe, Lund University (Economic History) Sketching a New Profession Alison Gerber, Yale University (Sociology) Socio-economic Differences in Mortality: the Need for an Historical Approach Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Discussant: Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) Frans Van Poppel, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Institute (Social Demography)
K2 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Victoria, Promenade, Stern Old age, health and social inequality. Exploring the social patterns of mortality in 19th Networks, Actors, and Economic Cooperation and Innovation century northern Sweden ECONOMICS Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Centre for Population studies) Chair: Simone Wegge, City University of New York, College of Staten Island (Political Science, Marie Lindkvist, Umeå University (Statistics) Economics & Philosophy) Changes of Occupation-dependent mortality after the Great Tempo Famine: Empirical Native American Markets and Marketing Activity in the Classic Maya Lowlands: a case study examples of a rural community near Tokyo from the site of El Perú-Waka Nanami Toishi, University of Tsukuba (Policy and Planning Science) Keith Eppich, Southern Methodist University (Anthropology) Atsushi Yoshida, University of Tsukuba (Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering) Nanotechnology Collaboration and Field Structure Emily Erikson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) Mortality differences by class. An evaluation of indirect estimation techniques in a case study of 19th century Southern Sweden Mail Networks in Eighteenth Century Portugal Bart Van de Putte, Ghent University (History) Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, University of Coimbra (History) Discussant: Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Discussant: Hannah Brueckner, Yale University (Sociology)
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K5 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Caronia, B-Deck, Bow K7 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Round-table: Modeling Agency and Action in HGIS Organizing and Empowering Immigrants: Agency and Action in the Twentieth Century HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Criminal Justice/Legal,Politics,Race and Ethnicity,States and Society Chair: Anne Knowles, Middlebury College (Geography) Chair: Tobias Brinkmann, Pennsylvania State University (History and Religious Studies) Discussants: Karl Grossner, University of California, Santa Barbara (Geography) Elijah Meeks, University of California, Merced (World Cultures and History) "Wir sind ein Volk! Ja, wir auch!" (We are one people! Yeah, us too!): German internal Ruth Mostern, University of California, Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts) migration, national unity and the West German Press, 1989-1992. May Yuan, University of Oklahoma (Geography) Bethany Hicks, Michigan State University (History)
The Polish Peasant's Other Letters: Polish Immigrants Write to Press K6 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Anna Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Eastern Connecticut State University (History) Global Spread in Historical Perspective MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS Religion, Economics and Agency in the Lives of Mennonite Migrants from Mexico to Canada Royden Loewen, University of Winnepeg (Mennonite Studies) Chair: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) Teaching for Citizenship: Instruction and Resistance in Naturalization : The State and States, Empire and Missions in Comparison: "Protestant Jesuits" in Prussia and India Immigrants 1920-1960 Samuel Nelson, Yale University (Sociology) Dorothee Schneider, University of Illinois (History)
The Imparct of the European Napoleonic Wars in the Colonial Periphery and the Legacy of Discussant: Tobias Brinkmann, Pennsylvania State University (History and Religious Studies) Slavery on Development Ricardo Paixão, Universidade de São Paulo (Business) K8 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am King’s View, Promenade The global spread of the nation-state, 1789-2001. An event History analysis of a new dataset Race and Social Integration: Challenges and Opportunities Andreas Wimmer, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Criminal Justice/Legal,Politics,States and Society Yuval Feinstein, University of California-Los Angeles (Sociology) Jennifer Cheng, Macquarie University (International Studies) Discussant: Elif Andac, University of Kansas (Sociology) From Cultural Competency to Questions of Legitimacy: A Quarter Century of Migrant Integration into the German Health Care System Heide Castaneda, University of South Florida (Anthropology)
Talking about Racism in the Australian Parliament Jennifer Cheng, Macquarie University (International Studies)
Racial Inequality in the US South: Return Migration and Poverty, 1970-2000 Katherine Curtis, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Rural Sociology)
The Welcoming City? Immigrant Integration in Urban Sweden, 1860-1925 Per-Olof Grönberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies)
Discussant: Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology)
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K9 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Masterpiece, Promenade K11 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern 1688: The First Modern Revolution Emerging Rural Worlds: Inequality, Race and Labor POLITICS, Economics,Macro-Historical Dynamics,States and Society RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL
Chair: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology) Chair: Louis Kyriakoudes, University of Southern Mississippi (History)
1688: The First Modern Revolution Delta Cooperative Farm and Providence Plantation: Negotiating Biracial Labor Reform in the Stephen Pincus, Yale University (History) Rural Jim Crow South Robert Ferguson, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (History) Discussants: Lisa Cody, Claremont McKenna College (History) Corrinne Harol, University of Alberta (English and FIlm Studies) Native American Cultural Identity and Economic Self-Determination: A Case Study from the Alan Houston, University of California, San Diego (Political Science) Southwestern United States Peter Lake, Vanderbilt University (History) Daniel Killoren, Arizona State University (History)
Telling Topographies: Sol T. Plaatje's Labor Activism in Rural South Africa and Britain K10 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Mauretania, M-Deck Catherine Kroll, Sonoma State University (English) Social Theory in Action PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Criminal Justice/Legal,Economics,Macro-Historical Dynamics,Race Guardians of Tradition, or Agents of Modernity? National Socialist Appeal in Rural Northwest and Ethnicity,States and Society Germany George Vascik, Miami University (History) Chair: Robert Freeland, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Sociology)
Regulating and Redesigning Finance: Observations from Organizational Sociology K12 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Tim Bartley, University of Indiana (Sociology) Margaret Somers, Genealogies of Citizenship Marc Schneiberg, Reed College (Sociology) STATES AND SOCIETY, Culture,Economics
Punishment as Political Ritual in the U.S. Chair: Mabel Berezin, Cornell University (Sociology) John Esser, Wagner College (Sociology) Geneologies of Citizenship Mark Gould's Role in the Making of an Economist Margaret Somers, University of Michigan (Sociology and History) Timothy Guinnane, Yale University (Economic History) Discussants: David Fitzgerald, University of California, San Diego (Center for Comparative Privilege: The Education of an Adolescent Elite Immigration Studies and Sociology) Shamus Khan, Columbia University (Sociology) Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago (Political Science) Rogers Smith, University of Pennsylvania (Political Science) Discussant: Mark Gould, Haverford College (Sociology)
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K13 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship K15 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern The Limits of American Empire Women's Voting Rights, Women's Political Representation, and Democracy STATES AND SOCIETY WOMEN AND GENDER, Politics,States and Society
Chair: Matthias vom Hau, University of Manchester (Brooks World Poverty Institute) Chair: Lisa Materson, University of California, Davis (History)
The Disruption of American Empire: Political Origins of Liberal Democracy in the United 'Her Hat Was in the Ring:' Looking at Women Who Ran for Political Office Before 1920 States, 1828-1861 Wendy Chmielewski, Swarthmore College (Swarthmore College Peace Collection) Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology) "Something Doing in Iowa": Rural Women and the Grassroots Campaign of the Woman Patronage Networks as State-Building Device in U.S. Territorial Expansion Suffrage Movement Stefan Heumann, University of Pennsylvania (Political Science) Sara Egge, Iowa State University (History)
Limiting the Law of Empire: Anti-Imperialism and Imperialist State Formation during the Explaining Women's Political Representation: It Takes a State Philippine-American War Eileen Mcdonagh, Northeastern University (Political Science) Anna-Maria Marshall, University of Illinois (Sociology) Erin Murphy, University of Illinois (Sociology) Democratic Development and Women's Voting Rights Kendra Schiffman, Northwestern University (Sociology) Filibuster Vigilantly: Private Action in Antebellum Expansion Thomas Ogorzalek, Columbia University (Political Science) Discussant: Ellen Carol DuBois, University of California, Los Angeles (History)
Discussant: Richard Lachmann, University at Albany, State University of New York (Sociology)
K14 Saturday, 9:00-11:00am Sylvania, Main Staircase The City in American Political Development (Richardson Dilworth, Ed.) URBAN, Politics,States and Society
Chair: Karen Orren, University of California, Los Angeles (Political Science)
The City in American Political Development Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science)
Discussants: Karen Orren, University of California, Los Angeles (Political Science) Daniel Tichenor, University of Oregon (Political Science) Mark Wild, California State University, Los Angeles (History)
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L1 Saturday, 11:20am-12:20pm M1 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Network Meetings Author Meets Critics: Eric Schneider, Smack: Heroin and the American City CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL, Urban
Culture Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Chair: Michael Katz, University of Pennsylvania (History)
Smack: Heroin and the American City Urban Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Eric Schneider, University of Pennsylvania (Urban Studies/History)
Discussants: Timothy Gilfoyle, Loyola University Chicago (History) Labor Victoria, Promenade, Stern Cathy Schneider, American University (School of International) Eric Schneider, University of Pennsylvania (Urban Studies/History)
Loïc Wacquant, University of California, Berkeley, Centre de sociologie européenne-Paris Migration/Immigration Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow (Sociology)
M2 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Politics Brittania Salon, M-Deck, Stern A History of Murder: Personal Violence in Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL,
Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Chair: Dominique Grisard, University of Basel (Gender Studies)
A History of Murder: Personal Violence in Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present (Polity, States/Societies King’s View, Promenade 2008) Pieter Spierenburg, Erasmus University (Historical Criminology)
Women/Gender Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Discussants: Joachim Eibach, University of Bern (Historical Institute) Richard McMahon, University of Dundee (History)
Randolph Roth, Ohio State University (History)
M3 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Constructing Commonwealths in Sixteenth-Century England and Scotland CULTURE, Culture,Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Lloyd Kermode, California State University, Long Beach (English)
Forward or Backward Looking? Locating the Social Visions of the English Commonwealthmen of the Mid-Sixteenth Century Lee Beier, Illinois State University (History)
Thomas Smith's "Market" in the Discourse of the Sixteenth Century Common Wealth Neal Klomp, Michigan State University (English)
The Complaint of Scotland: a Sixteenth-Century Argument on Historiography and the Three Estates Mark Taylor, Illinois State University (History)
Discussant: Lloyd Kermode, California State University, Long Beach (English)
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M4 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow M6 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm King’s View, Promenade Property Rights and Finance in Asian Economic History Marriage and Divorce ECONOMICS, States and Society FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics
Chair: Sumner La Croix, University of Hawaii, Manoa (Economics) Chair: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
Late Imperial Land Rights and Economic Development in China U.S. Marital Disruptions in The Early 20th Century: Potential Causes and Explanations Kenneth Pomeranz, University of California, Irvine (Histoy) Tomas Cvrcek, Clemson University (Economics)
The Effect of Institutions on Economic Growth in Asia Marriage and Economic Opportunity in the U.S: New Evidence from Linked IPUMS Samples Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics) Catherine Fitch, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Dongwoo Yoo, Ohio State University (Economics) A Century of Status Homogamy in Korea: 1765-1907 Microfinance: A Skeptical History Kuentae Kim, Seoul National University (Korean History) Susan Wolcott, Binghamton University, State University of New York (Economics) Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania (Sociology)
Discussant: Sumner La Croix, University of Hawaii, Manoa (Economics) Discussant: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
M5 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship M7 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Masterpiece, Promenade Amateurs, Experts, and the Production of Knowledge Sickness, Vice or Flaw? Medicalizing Action and Identity EDUCATION, Culture,Historical Geography,Program Committee HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Criminal Justice/Legal
Chair: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Chair: Margaret Lowe, Bridgewater State College (History)
Agency and the Amateur: Avocational Scholars in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Moral Agency Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology) Gregory Bowden, University of Alberta (Sociology)
Lost in Translation: The Amaco Cadiz Testimonies Physicians, Alcoholic Women and the Sophia Little Home Marion Fourcade, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
The Sociology of Nicolas de Nicolay The Irish Body in nineteenth century Massachusetts Chandra Mukerji, University of California, San Diego (Communication and Science Studies) Alan Swedlund, Santa Fe Institute (Anthropology)
From 'Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor' to 'Parental Choice': Homeschooling in the Discussant: Margaret Lowe, Bridgewater State College (History) United States, 1972-2007 Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology)
Discussant: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
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M8 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Mauretania, M-Deck M10 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Constructing Gazetteers for Historical Research Teaching World History: the 'California School' and the Local in the Global HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Ruth Mostern, University of California, Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and the Chair: Kerry Ward, Rice University (History) Arts) Discussants: Kenneth Curtis, California State University, Long Beach (Assistant Vice President Criteria and Data in a Historical Gazetteer: The Perspective of the World-Historical Dataverse for International Education and Global Engagment) Project Laura Mitchell, University of California, Irvine (History) Siddharth Chandra, University of Pittsburgh (Economics) Patrick Manning, University of Pittsburgh (History) M11 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Using Geonames to Construct an Historical Place Name Gazetteer David Fitzgerald's "A Nation of Emigrants: How Mexico Manages its Migration" Carey Gister, GeoNames (US Ambassador) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Politics
Infarstructure to assist in geoenabling resources Chair: Jose Moya, Barnard College (History) James Reid, University of Edinburgh (EDINA) A Nation of Emigrants: How Mexico Manages its Migration What Should Go in a Historical Gazetteer? Examples from the GB Historical GIS David Fitzgerald, University of California, San Diego (Immigration History Research Center Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography) and History)
Discussant: Ruth Mostern, University of California, Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and Discussants: David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology) the Arts) Katharine Donato, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) James Hollifield, Southern Methodist University (Political Science) M9 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Agency, Power, Choice: Workers, Management, and Change in Europe and the U.S. LABOR M12 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Rethinking the Place of Agency in Large-Scale Political and Economic Transformation Chair: Lex Heerma van Voss, International Institute of Social History (History) POLITICS, Economics,Macro-Historical Dynamics,States and Society
Germany's "Future on the Water:" Making Merchant Seamen, 1897-1914 Chair: David Pedersen, University of California, San Diego (Anthropology) David Dennis, Ohio State University (History) Empire and Historical Sociology: Institutions, Networks and Agency A Composite Portrait of the Active Membership of the National Association of Manufacturers, Karen Barkey, Columbia University (Sociology) 1902-1910 Vilja Hulden, University of Arizona (History) Elemental Power: Chieftancy as Enduring Strategy and Dilemma of Democracy Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology) Timothy Earle, Northwestern University (Anthropology)
Transitions to Capitalism, Past and Present Rebecca Emigh, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
War and Social Change Vivek Sharma, Yale University (Political Science)
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M13 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship N1 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Aquitania, Main Staircase The Intergenerational Legacies of Louise Tilly's Work Law and Policies for Migrants and Refugees PRESIDENTIAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL, Politics,Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Philip Wolgin, Univeristy of California, Berkeley (History)
Discussanst: Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History) Miriam Cohen, Vassar College (History) A Case Study of Irish Networks at the Middle Temple in London, 1747-1756 Maddalena Marinari, University of Kansas (History) Craig Bailey, Villanova University (History) Elizabeth Pleck, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (History) Leslie Page Moch, Michigan State University (History) Liberalism and the Law: Creating Nations of Immigrants in the Americas David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology) M14 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Sylvania, Main Staircase The Impact of Economic and Racial Inequality on Community Well-Being Liberalism and the Law: Creating Nations of Immigrants in the Americas RACE AND ETHNICITY David Fitzgerald, University of California, San Diego (Center for Comparative Immigration
Chair: Lauren Rauscher, California State University, Long Beach (Human Development) Studies and Sociology)
Community Well-Being in Long Beach: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Strategies Discussant: Vida Bajc, Methodist University (Sociology) Gary Hytrek, California State University, Long Beach (Sociology) N2 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Diversity at its Peak: The Challenges for Community Organizations in Carson and Gardena, California The Culture of California Workers, Past and Present Alfonso Hernandez Marquez, University of California, Los Angeles (Urban Planning) CULTURE, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental
Cambodians in Long Beach Chair: Shamus Khan, Columbia University (Sociology) Karen Quintiliani, California State University, Long Beach (Anthropology) Susan Needham, California State University, Dominguez Hills (Anthropology) Irresistible Conflict: Capitalism, Racism and the Ideological Origins of the California Discussant: Amy Cabrera Rasmussen, California State University, Long Beach (Political Workingmen's Party Science) Rudi Batzell, Cambridge University (History)
Los Olvidados/The Forgotten Ones: The History of Mexicans in Santa Clara Valley, 1920s- M15 Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern 1950s Varieties of Regulation Suzanne Guerra, California State at Humboldt (History) STATES AND SOCIETY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Economics,Politics Margo McBane, San Jose State University (History)
Chair: Emily Erikson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) Carwash Organizing in Los Angeles The Corporative Solution Victor Narro, University of California, Los Angeles (Labor Center) Johan Eellend, Södertörn University (Contemporary History) Fredrik L. Eriksson, Södertörn University (Contemporary History) Discussant: Shamus Khan, Columbia University (Sociology)
The Legal Bases of Managerial Authority: The Development of the Employment Relation Robert Freeland, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Sociology)
Private Litigants, Public Policy Enforcement: The Regulatory Power of Private Litigation and the American Bureaucracy Quinn Mulroy, Columbia University (Political Science)
The Limits of Wafers and Wax: Semiotic Technology in the Failure of the Royal African Company Matthew Norton, Yale University (Sociology)
Discussant: Emily Erikson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) 84 85
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N3 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship N5 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Global/Transnational Contexts of Education The Atlantic World in Space and Time: The Perspective of Spatial Humanities EDUCATION, Economics,Macro-Historical Dynamics,Politics,Race and Ethnicity,States and HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Culture Society Chair: Trevor Harris, West Virginia University (Geology and Geography)
Chair: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (History & Urban Studies) The Atlantic World, Religion, and the Perspective of Spatial Humanities
David Bodenhamer, Indiana University (Infomatics) Depoliticizing the Frontier: The Surprising Influence of Functionalist Anthropology on the Trevor Harris, West Virginia University (Geology and Geography) Perception of the Chinese Frontier, 1930s-1940s
Liping Wang, University of Chicago (Sociology) Seeking the Sacred Waters of Baptism: Mapping Inter-imperial Marronage in the Circum-
Unsettling Student Agency and Action: On Social and Epistemic Revolutions in the World Caribbean System Linda Rupert, University of North Carolina, Greensboro (History) Roberto Hernandez, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Restructuring Space and Negotiating Place at an Early Mission in Highland Peru High Stakes Testing in Victorian England: Divergence or Convergence in Educational Steven Wernke, Vanderbilt University (Anthropology) Performance and Financing? David Mitch, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (Economics) Discussant: Trevor Harris, West Virginia University (Geology and Geography)
Beyond Isomorphism: Local Adaptation of the World Education Model
Hiro Saito, University of Michigan (Sociology) N6 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Discussant: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (History & Urban Studies) Using time in Historical GIS HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY N4 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Socioeconomic Differences in Fertility in a Long term Perspective Chair: Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics A Time-Centered Data Model for Historical GIS Chair: Bart Van de Putte, Ghent University (History) Karl Grossner, University of California, Santa Barbara (Geography)
Socioeconomic differences in the early stages of the fertility decline: A micro level study of southern Sweden How to Create Historical Geo-spatial Information for Field Surveys: A Spatio-Temporal Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Analysis of Machiya through GIS Martin Dribe, Lund University (History) Takafusa Iizuka, Ritsumeikan University (Geography) Ayako Matsumoto Katsmura, Ritsumeikan University (Kinugasa Research Organisation) Wealth Stratification and Fertility in Northeast China, 1866-1912 Toshikazu Seto, Ritsumeikan University (Graduate school of letters) Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Keiji Yano, Ritsumeikan University (Geography) Shuang Chen, University of Michigan (History) James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Discussant: Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences)
Malthus to Modernity: Income, Fertility and Economic Growth in England, 1500-1914 Gregory Clark, University of Californa, Davis (Economics) Neil Cummins, London School of Economics (Economic History)
Socioeconomic Differences during the Onset of the Fertility Decline in the Hinterland of Bologna: an application of the Own Children Method to the 1936 Census Data Rosella Rettaroli, University of Bologna (Statistics) Francesco Scalone, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography)
Discussant: J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, State University of New York (History)
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N7 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm King’s View, Promenade N9 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Mauretania, M-Deck Quandaries of Agency and Action in Macro-Historical Dynamics Different paths to North America in the nineteenth century revealed by NAPP censuses MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Economics,Family/Demography,Historical Geography
Chair: Vida Bajc, Methodist University (Sociology) Chair: Evan Roberts, Victoria University of Wellington (History)
Toward a Theory of Motivation Measuring selectivity and returns in the age of mass migration Seth Abrutyn, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Ran Abramitzky, Stanford University (Economics) Leah Platt Boustan, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics) Free Riding on Revolution Katherine Eriksson, University of California, Los Angeles (Economics) Robin Archer, London School of Economics (Sociology) French immigration into California since 1850: family forms, inheritance, integration Human Agency and Moral Progress: The Role of "Spirit" in the Historical Sociology of John Marie-pierre Arrizabalaga, Cergy-Pontoise University (Languages) Stuart Mill Eldon Eisenach, University of Tulsa (Political Science) The Digital Lower East Side: Combining NAPP Data, Digital Maps, & Photos Matt Knutzen, New York Public Library (Humanities & Social Sciences Library, Map Division) Causation, Contingency, and Agency in History and Political Science John Logan, Brown University (Sociology) Cora Goldstein, California State University, Long Beach (Political Science) Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Discussant: Matthew Norton, Yale University (Sociology) Coresidence and Household Structure in Denmark 1801 Hans Jørgen Marker, Swedish National Data Service (Swedish National Data Service)
N8 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Masterpiece, Promenade Discussant: Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute) The Trans-National Immigration Experience from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1870-1914 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Family/Demography N10 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Chair: Tobias Brinkmann, Pennsylvania State University (History and Religious Studies) Author Meets Critics: Allan Lichtman's "White Protestant Nation: The Rise of the American Conservative Movement" Migrant Accommodation around 1900: Vienna vs. North America POLITICS, States and Society Wladimir Fischer, University of Vienna (History and Literature) Chair: Timothy Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University (History) Marriage Across National Boundaries: From the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy to the East Side of New York, 1849-1940 Discussants: Lichtman Allan, American University (History) James Oberly, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (History & American Indian Studies Darren Dochuk, Purdue University (History) Program)
Understanding the Transatlantic Migration Experience: Divers and Similar Migration Patterns of Various Social, Cultural, Religious, and Ethnic Groups from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Annemarie Steidl, University of Vienna (History)
Discussant: Jan Reiff, University of California, Los Angeles (History & Statistics)
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N11 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship N13 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Cities, States, Trust and Rule: New Departures from the Work of Charles Tilly Institutionalizing Obligations in American Politics PRESIDENTIAL, Macro-Historical Dynamics,Politics,Race and Ethnicity,States and STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics,Women and Gender Society,Urban Chair: Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows) William Roy, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Contributor or Consumer? Post-war Reconfigurations of the Obligation to Give Cities and Citizens: Challenges of Urban Governance and Democracy in the 21st Century Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) Peter Evans, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Patrick Heller, Brown University (Sociology) Breadwinning, Monopoly of Violence, and the U.S. Selective Service System during the World Wars Cities, States and Trust Networks Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows) Michael Hanagan, Vassar College (History) Chris Tilly, University of California, Los Angeles (Urban Planning) Contracting Governance: Institutionalizing Workfare Victoria Mayer, Colby College (Sociology) Is there a Moral Economy of State Formation? Religious Regimes and Secular Political Change within Euro-Asia 1250-1750 Soaking the Rich: Huey Long and Tax Outrage Ariel Salzmann, Queen's University (History) Monica Prasad, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Colonial Legacy of Ethno-Racial Inequality in Japan Discussant: Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History) Hwaji Shin, University of San Francisco (Sociology)
Discussant: Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History) N14 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Sylvania, Main Staircase International Perspectives on Civic Health and Wellbeing URBAN, Health/Medicine/Body N12 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Race, Rights and Reproduction in America Chair: Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) RACE AND ETHNICITY, Criminal Justice/Legal,Culture,Family/Demography,Politics,Women and Gender Sound Citizens in Healthy Houses: Swedish and Soviet Estonian housing policies in the first post war decade Chair: Geoff Ward, University of California, Irvine (Law, Criminal Justice) Jenny Bjorkman, Södertörn University (Södertörn University) Johan Eellend, Södertörn University (Contemporary History) Men Made Invisible: Black Politicians and Abortion Rights, 1965-1978 Nicola Beisel, Northwestern University (Sociology) Considering the Public and Private Good: Henry Evelyn Pierrepont and Mass Transit on Montague Street The Black Panther Party and Social Health Joshua Britton, Lehigh University (History) Alondra Nelson, Yale University (African American Studies, American Studies & Sociology) Forward Atlanta: Planning and Civic Activism in New South Looking for Addicts and Finding Methadone: The Development of Drug Policy in New York Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) City, 1963-73 Samuel Roberts, Columbia University (History) Civic Associations and agency in early twentieth century Britain Lucy Hewitt, University of Edinburgh (Social and Economic History) Nixon's welfare reform and the northern strategy: nationalizing the politics of racial resentment "The Great Budapest Rat Massacre": A Case Study in Urban Public Health Scott Spitzer, California State University, Fullerton (Political Science) Virag Molnar, New School for Social Research (Sociology)
Discussant: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Discussant: Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History)
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N15 Saturday, 3:20-5:20pm Verandah Grill “B”, Sun Deck, Stern P1 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Aquitania, Main Staircase Children and Agency Anthropometric Approaches to Assessing Well-Being in the Late Nineteenth and Twentieth WOMEN AND GENDER, Family/Demography,Women and Gender Century United States ECONOMICS, Health/Medicine/Body Kriste Lindenmeyer, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (History) Chair: Paul Riggs, Valdosta State University (History) Children, time-use, and relations between the generations Pavla Miller, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Global studies social science and Stature, Vitamin D, and Nutrition planning) Scott Carson, University of Texas at Permian Basin (Economics and Finance)
Children in Postwar Berlin: Passive Recipients or Active Negotiators of Policy? Stature Change and Variation in Late 19th Century Pennsylvania: Evidence from the Michelle Mouton, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh (History) Pennsylvania National Guard Timothy Cuff, Westminster College (History) "Doing Their Bit"?: Children and Medical Experimentation in the United States During World War II Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status and Overweight and Obesity among Documented and Birgitte Søland, Ohio State University (History) Undocumented Immigrants in Utah Thomas Maloney, University of Utah (Economics) Discussant: Kriste Lindenmeyer, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (History) Ming Wen, University of Utah (Sociology)
The Urban Penalty: Stature Within the US Urban System 1850-1880 O1 Saturday, 5:40-6:10pm Grand Salon Gordon Winder, University of Munich, LMU (Economic History) Annual Business Meeting R-Deck, Mid-Ship Matthias Zehetmayer, University of Munich, LMU (Economics, Economic History)
Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology), and 2009 Vice President, Discussant: Tomas Cvrcek, Clemson University (Economics) Social Science History Association
P2 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Saturday, 6:10-6:40pm Grand Salon The Spaces of Education: Colonial Politics President’s Address R-Deck, Mid-Ship EDUCATION, Culture,Politics,Race and Ethnicity
Historicizing Agency Chair: Reynaldo F. Macias, University of California, Riverside (Chicana & Chicano Studies) Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology), and 2009 President, Social Science History Association Living Through the Lens: Photography on Safari in Tanzania Cassie Hays, University of Virginia (African-American and African Studies) Saturday 6:40-8:00 pm President’s Reception Windsor Salon Reading, Writing, and Religion in Colonial India: Explaining Hindu and Muslim Differences in R-Deck, Mid-Ship Literacy Latika Chaudhary, Stanford University (Economics) Jared Rubin, California State University, Fullerton (Economics)
Land as an Educational Crucible: Colonization in the New Mexico Territory at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Adrea Lawrence, American University (Education, Teaching & Health)
Sorting Schoolchildren: Danish High-Stakes Testing of Greenlandic Children, 1961-76 Christian Ydesen, University of Aarhus (Danish School of Education)
Discussant: Hiro Saito, University of Michigan (Sociology)
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P3 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern P5 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Victoria, Promenade, Stern Gender, Work and Household Survival Strategies Household and Institutional Responses to Health and Mortality Crises FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Migration/Immigration, Economics,Women and Gender FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Mark Choate, Brigham Young University (History) Chair: Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Kin, Commune, Commerce: Survival Strategies of Female Serfs in 19th Century Russia When the Red Cross societies turned to sanitary and social intervention Tracy Dennison, California Institute of Technology (Humanities and Social Sciences) Patrice Bourdelais, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (History)
Erin's Mothers: Survival Strategies and the Family Household Socioeconomic Status and Mortality in Early Modern Japan: Evidence from a Local Laura Kelley, Tulane University (History) Post Town Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University (Economics) Asian-American Suburbanization in Los Angeles County: The Case of the San Gabriel Valley Miyuki Takahashi, Hitotsubashi University (Economics) and San Marino (1965-2009) Merlin Chowkwanyun, University of Pennsylvania (History and Public Health) The long-term impact of historical influenza pandemics on mental health in Norway 1872- Jordan Segall, Stanford University (Sociology) 1929 Svenn-Erik Mamelund, Norwegian Institute of Public Health (Mental Health) Discussant: Mark Choate, Brigham Young University (History) Discussant: Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
P4 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Family Systems and Family Survival P6 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am King’s View, Promenade FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Suffering, and Healing, on the Margins HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY Chair: Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) Chair: Lucinda Beier, Illinois State University (History) Did Ancient Concepts of Citizenship Shape the Family? Saskia Hin, Max Planck Institute for Demography (Laboratory for Population History) Criminal insanity and gender in Swedish Psychiatric Practice, c. 1850-1930 Lars Garpenhag, Uppsala University (History) Economy, Carework, and the Notion of Family System Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH) No infants, infectious fevers or incurables: extending the boundaries of care for 19th century poor children Historical Family Systems and the Great European Divide: the Invention of the 'Slavic East' Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Laboratory for Historical Andrea Tanner, Kingston University (History) Demography) Barbara Zuber-Goldstein, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Laboratory for Female Unauthorised Medical Practitioners in Sweden ca 1650-1850 Historical Demography) Sofia Ling, Uppsala University (History)
Discussant: Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) Discussant: Lucinda Beier, Illinois State University (History)
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P7 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Queen’s Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship P9 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Mauretania, M-Deck Geographies of place II: Europe Working Class Agency in Transnational Perspective HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY LABOR
Chair: George Vascik, Miami University (History) Chair:
When Borders Move Political Activism in Trade Union Women: The AFL-CIO and the Women’s Activities Richard Griffiths, Leiden University (History) Department, 1955-1965 Chris Quispel, Leiden University (History) Coreen Derifield, Purdue University (History)
East is East, and West is West? Currency Iconography and National Identities in the Wider Haitian Organizing in New York and Miami: forming interracial and interethnic coalitions in Europe the 1980s and 1990s Jacques Hymans, University of Southern California (International Relations) Carl Lindskoog, City University of New York, Graduate Center (History)
Fragments from Many Pasts: Layering the Toponymic Tapestry of Milan We did it, not the state: striking contract workers in central India Rocco Ronza, Catholic University of Milan (Postgraduate School of Economics and Manjusha Nair, Rutgers University (Sociology) International Relations) Michele Tucci, Texas State University (Geography) Migration, Job Satisfaction, and Transition to Adulthood: How Social Class Matters in Strategies about Work and the Articulation of Agency Discussant: George Vascik, Miami University (History) Lai Tso, University of Michigan (Sociology and Women's Studies)
Discussant: P8 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Masterpiece, Promenade Economics and Interracialism: How History Gets Made LABOR P10 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Equity and the Logics of Mid-Century Desegregation, 1935-1965 Chair: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center (History and RACE AND ETHNICITY, Culture,Education,Urban Women's Studies) Chair: George Lipsitz, University of California, Santa Barbara (Black Studies and Sociology) Practicing Public History Carol Mckibben, Stanford University (History) Kenneth B. Clark and the Idea of Educational Deprivation Damon Freeman, University of Pennsylvania (Social Policy & Practice) In Search of Labor and Civil Rights at Des Moines" Hometown Department Store: Workers" Creative Use of Urban Space, the Politics of Mass Consumption, and the Public during the Local People, Lawyers, and Evolving Meanings of Equality 1939 Younkers Strike Brett Gadsden, Emory University (African American Studies) Matthew Mettler, University of Iowa (History) Equality and 'Understanding': The Journal of Negro Education and the Meanings of Progressive Corruption? Chicago's Teamsters Local 743 Desegregation, 1932-1954 Liesl Orenic, Dominican University (History and American Studies) Leah Gordon, Stanford University (Education)
Discussant: Deirdre M. Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center "Unsolvable Conflicts": Harlem’s Lafargue Mental Hygiene Clinic, Psychiatric Evidence, and (History and Women's Studies) the Case for School Desegregation, 1951-1955 Gabriel Mendes, University of California, San Diego (Ethnic Studies)
Discussant: George Lipsitz, University of California, Santa Barbara (Black Studies and Sociology)
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P11 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship P13 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern Rethinking Structure & Agency in Latino Studies: Inter-racial Conflict, Political Mobilization, Patrimonialism and Power and Migration STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics,Women and Gender,Program Committee RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration Chair: Rebecca Emigh, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Chair: Ellen Reese, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Max Weber's Oscillation Theory Rethinking the Political Opportunity Process: Policy, Anti-immigrant Sentiment, and the J. I. (Hans) Bakker, University of Guelph (Sociology) Sequential Insurgencies of Latino Immigrants Jesse Diaz Jr., University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Power of the Tribe: From Household to Central Authority in the Middle East Mounira Maya Charrad, University of Texas (Sociology) Transnational Consumer & Labor Migration Along the U.S./Mexico Border Erika J. Gutierrez, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Grandpa State instead of Bourgeois State? Patrimonial Politics in China's Age of Commerce Ho-fung Hung, Indiana University (Sociology) Racialized Violence: The Truth about Black- Latino Race Relations in Los Angeles High Schools Michelle Ysais, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) American Patrimonialism Richard Lachmann, University at Albany, State University of New York (Sociology) Discussant: Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College (Sociology) Discussant: Rebecca Emigh, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
P12 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Sylvania, Main Staircase Remaking Rural Life P14 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Caronia, B-Deck, Bow RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL Author Meets Critics: Loïc Wacquant's Punishing the Poor: The Neoliberal Government of Social Insecurity Chair: George Vascik, Miami University (History) URBAN, Economics,Health/Medicine/Body,Politics,States and Society
A prefecure-level pane data analysis of tenancy disputes: labor market and restructuring of Chair: Tim Liao, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) agricultural sector in Japan, 1915-1929 Yutaka Arimoto, University of Tokyo (Agricultural and Resource Economics) Punishing the Poor: The Neoliberal Government of Social Insecurity Loïc Wacquant, University of California, Berkeley, Centre de sociologie européenne-Paris Land and Labor Productivity during the Late 19th Century French Agricultural Crisis (Sociology) Jonathan Liebowitz, Univserity of Massachusetts, Lowell (History) Discussants: Jennifer Bair, University of Colorado (Sociology) Self-provisioned consumption by farm families in interwar Japan: a preliminary exploration Elliott Currie, University of California, Irvine (Criminology, Law and Society) Manabu Ozeki, Hitotsubashi University (Economics) Michael Katz, University of Pennsylvania (History) Heather Schoenfeld, Northwestern University (Sociology) Discussant: John Abbott, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (History) Loïc Wacquant, University of California, Berkeley, Centre de sociologie européenne-Paris (Sociology)
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P15 Sunday, 8:00-10:00am Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern Q1 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Aquitania, Main Staircase Agency and Passivity I: Women's Religious Activity as Individual and Social Agency TULIA, TEXAS: Race and the War on Drugs WOMEN AND GENDER, Culture,Race and Ethnicity CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL
Chair: Randi Walker, Pacific School of Religion (History) Chair: Vivien Miller, University of Nottingham (American & Canadian Studies)
Women's Evangelical Prayer Meetings: A Surprising Path to Personal Empowerment, 1970- Discussants: Richard McMahon, University of Dundee (History) 1980 Vivien Miller, University of Nottingham (American & Canadian Studies) Margaret Lowe, Bridgewater State College (History) Eric Schneider, University of Pennsylvania (Urban Studies/History) Jennifer Trost, Utica College (Justice Studies) "To Bend our minds to His will": The Active Submission of Elizabeth Seton, 1805-1821 Catherine O'Donnell, Arizona State University (History) Q2 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Board Room, Promenade, Mid-Ship Pious Woman, Submissive Wife, and Motherly Administrator: a Protestant Lady Social Science in Theory and Practice Superintendent in Prussia, 1828-1842 CULTURE, Culture Aeleah Soine, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology) "We had a goal of a quiet mission": the passive activism of the civil rights organization Wednesdays in Mississippi Contradictions of Sociological Theories of Action Rebecca Tuuri, Rutgers University (History) Jan Balon, Charles University (Sociology)
Discussant: Randi Walker, Pacific School of Religion (History) Alfred C.Kinsey and the Taxonomic Method: A Study in the Natural History of Social Science Research Stefan Bargheer, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Willing Contours: Locating Volition in Anthropological Theory Keith Murphy, University of California, Irvine (Anthropology)
Revitalizing the Controlled Comparison: Extreme Variation and External Validity in Qualitative Research Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) Daniel Ziblatt, Harvard University (Government)
Willing Contours: Locating Volition in Anthropological Theory C. Jason Throop, University of California, Los Angeles (Anthropology)
Discussant: Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology)
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Q3 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Britannia Salon, M-Deck, Stern Q5 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Caronia, B-Deck, Bow Anthropometric Assessments of Biological Well-Being in Colonial Regions Health Behavior and Statistics between the Two World Wars ECONOMICS, Health/Medicine/Body HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Family/Demography
Chair: Scott Carson, University of Texas at Permian Basin (Economics and Finance) Chair: Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History)
Stature of the New Zealand Maori population, c.1800 - 2003 Dental Health and Body Mass Index in 19th Century Males Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History) Stephane Davis, Ohio University (Anthropology) Les Oxley, University of Canterbury (Economics and Finance) Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology) Evan Roberts, Victoria University of Wellington (History) Building a Time-Series Database of Cause-Specified Death Statistics Heights of Scotsmen During the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Makoto Hanashima, Institute for Areal Studies (Research division) Paul Riggs, Valdosta State University (History) Ken'ichi Tomobe, Osaka University (Economics)
Discussant: Thomas Maloney, University of Utah (Economics) Different patterns of water-borne infections in modern Japan Takeshi Nagashima, Senshu University (International Economics)
Q4 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Capstan Club, A-Deck, Stern Discussant: Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History) Female-headed households FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Q6 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Carpathia, B-Deck, Bow Chair: Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Aging and health in comparative perspective HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY Unmarried lone mothers, the permissive 1960s and feminism in England: new agency, old constraints Chair: Marie Clark Nelson, Linköping University (Studies of Social Change and Culture and April Gallwey, University of Warwick (History) History)
Female Headed Households in Early Modern Kyoto, Japan Old, Sad and Mad - Age, Gender and Mortality among the Elderly Lunatics in the Northern Kiyoshi Hamano, Kansai University (Economics) Parts of Sweden 1893-1912 Anna Lundberg, Center for Population Studies (Historical Demography) The life course of Dutch female head of household: a case study of Rotterdam, 1860-1900 Ingrid Svensson, Umeå University (Statistics) Xingchen C.C. Lin, Radboud University Nijmegen (History) Early Life Conditions and Health Disparities among Aging Populations in Latin America, the Household headship, gender and poverty in contemporary Fiji Caribbean and Asia Jean-Louis Rallu, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (Demography) Mary McEniry, University of Wisconsin (Center for Demography & Ecology)
Discussant: Laura Kelley, Tulane University (History) Discussant: Marie Clark Nelson, Linköping University (Studies of Social Change and Culture and History)
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Q7 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Windsor Salon, R-Deck, Mid-Ship Q9 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Masterpiece, Promenade Urban History using GIS II Rudolph Vecoli : A Tribute to and Critical Reappraisal of his Scholarship HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Urban MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Labor
Chair: Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology) Chair: Bruno Ramirez, Université de Montréal (History and Italian Studies)
Spaces of Provisioning, New York City 1790-1860 Discussants: John Bukowczyk, Wayne State University (History) Gergely Baics, European University institute (History and Civilisation) Royden Loewen, University of Winnepeg (Mennonite Studies) Bruno Ramirez, Université de Montréal (History and Italian Studies) Belfast during Northern Ireland’s Troubles: A spatial analysis Maddalena Tirabassi, Centro Altreitalie sulle Migrazioni Italiane (History) Niall Cunningham, Lancaster University (Arts and Social Sciences) Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Arts and Social Sciences) Q10 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Mauretania, M-Deck Chris Lloyd, Queens University, Belfast (Geography) Women Migrants: Experiences and Memories MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Using GIS to Reveal Cultural Diffusion Pathways in the 1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic of New Orleans Chair: Barbara Luethi, Basel University (History) Andrew Curtis, University of Southern California (Geography) Female Labor Migration in the Post-War Period: Austrian Women Working Abroad Retail patterns in two city types: commercial Alexandria and industrial Newport in the mid Karin Maria Schmidlechner, University of Graz, Austria (History) nineteenth century Donald DeBats, Flinders University (American Studies) Caught in the Middle? Austrian Women in Britain Isabel Schropper, School of Advanced Study (Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies) Discussant: Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology) Leaving Home: How Household Socio-economic Status Affects Women's Agency in Out- Migration from Rural China Q8 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm King’s View, Promenade Lai Tso, University of Michigan (Sociology and Women's Studies) Synchrony in History MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS, Historical Geography,States and Society Discussant: Annemarie Steidl, University of Vienna (History)
Chair: Chris Chase-dunn, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Q11 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Queen’s Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship The Politics of Reform in Comparative International Context East Asian Synchrony POLITICS, States and Society,Women and Gender Hiroko Inoue, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Chair: Catherine Paden, Simmons College (Political Science)
Nested Networks and Synchonous Rise and Fall Eugenics: An Elite Social Movement Richard Niemeyer, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) Julie Beicken, University of Texas, Austin (Sociology)
Synchrony and Networks in State Formation The Global Social Insurance Movement since the 1880s Turchin Peter, University of Connecticut (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Aiqun Hu, Arkansas State University (History)
Synchrony and Networks Rebuilding from World War II: Civil Society and Information in Post-Conflict Societies Douglas White, University of California, Irvine (Anthropology) Rieko Kage, University of Tokyo (Advanced Social and International Studies)
Discussant: Chris Chase-dunn, University of California, Riverside (Sociology) An "Extraordinary Opportunity": Social Justice Feminism and Democratic Women in the American New Deal John McGuire, Tompkins Cortland Community College (History)
Discussant: Catherine Paden, Simmons College (Political Science)
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Q12 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Regent, Promenade, Mid-Ship Q14 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Sylvania, Main Staircase A Tale of Two Cities: Santo Domingo and New York after 1950 Property, Poverty and Community in North American Cities RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration,Urban URBAN, Historical Geography
Chair: Dorothee Schneider, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) Chair: Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria (History)
A Tale of Two Cities: Santo Domingo and New York after 1950 Community Continuity and Change: Lessons from a Historical Ethnography of a Los Angeles Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof, University of Michigan (History) Beach Town Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut (Sociology) Discussants: Katherine Curtis, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Rural Sociology) Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof, University of Michigan (History) Depression-Era Neighbourhood Rehabilitation and the Restructuring of Local Housing Chris Quispel, Leiden University (History) Markets in Toronto Dorothee Schneider, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Sociology) Ryan George, McMaster University (History)
The Creation of the Detroit Public Central Market and the Struggle to Define Respectable Q13 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Royal Salon, Promenade, Mid-Ship Space, 1877-1894 Neoliberalism and Social Insurance Jacob Hall, University of Iowa (History) STATES AND SOCIETY, Macro-Historical Dynamics,Politics Property and Poverty in Vancouver, 1950-2000 Chair: Richard Bensel, Cornell University (Government) Jacopo Miro, University of Victoria (History) Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria (History) Welfare Generosity in the Mothers' Pension Era Lisa Thiebaud, University of Arizona (Sociology) Discussant: Alan Bliss, University of Florida (History)
Radical Businessmen and Mexico"s Neoliberal Project(s) Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College (Sociology) Q15 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Verandah Grill “A”, Sun Deck, Stern HyperCities: Networking Global Urban History, Research, and Communities Economic Segregation and the State: Examining the Relationship between Residential URBAN, Historical Geography Segregation and State-Level Social Welfare and Community Development Programs Amy Widestrom, California State University, Long Beach (Political Science) Chair: Stefan Tanaka, University of California, San Diego (History)
The Mainspring of United States Realpolitik: America"s Elite Redistribution of Wealth HyperCities Ghost Metropolis, Los Angeles Fred Zaman, United States Air Force (309 SMXG/516 SMXS/MXDED) Philip Ethington, University of Southern California (History and Political Science)
Discussant: Derek Hoff, University of Virginia (History) HyperCities Ancient Rome Diane Favro, University of California, Los Angeles (Architecture and Urban Design)
HyperCities Berlin Todd Presner, University of California, Los Angeles (German)
HyperCities Los Angeles Jan Reiff, University of California, Los Angeles (History & Statistics)
Discussants: Stefan Tanaka, University of California, San Diego (History) Anne Knowles, Middlebury College (Geography)
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Q16 Sunday, 10:15am-12:15pm Victoria, Promenade, Stern Agency and Passivity II: The Uneasy Relationship between Feminism and Passivity in the West WOMEN AND GENDER, Economics
Chair: Judith Halberstam, University of Southern California (English, American Studies and Ethnicity, and Gender Studies)
Femme as Figuration: Liberal feminism, (queer) femininity and passivity Ulrike Dahl, Södertörn University (Gender Studies)
Doing it the Femme Way: Femmeninity as Agency Dagmar Fink, Universität Basel (Gender Studies)
The collusion of feminist agency and action in the neo-liberal acceleration of capital Ingrid Hoofd, National University of Singapore (Communications and New Media Programme)
Discussant: Judith Halberstam, University of Southern California (English, American Studies and Ethnicity, and Gender Studies)
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Author Index SSHA 2009 SSHA 2009 Author Index
A Beisel, Nicola...... 90 Cancian, Sonia ...... 11, 49, 56 D Abbott, Andrew ...... 37, 80 Beland, Daniel ...... 42 Carey, Allison ...... 51, 57 Dahl, Ulrike ...... 108 Abbott, John ...... 98 Bender, Daniel ...... 48, 55 Caron, Simone...... 24, 81 Daly, Heather ...... 34 Abramitzky, Ran ...... 89 Bengtsson, Tommy ...... 47, 63, 71, 86 Carson, Scott ...... 93,102 Daniel, Klerman ...... 46 Abrutyn, Seth ...... 88 Bennett, Dana ...... 68 Castaneda, Heide ...... 73 Davis, Angela ...... 47 Adams, Julia ...... 2, 3, 13, 92 Bensel, Richard ...... 106 Chambliss, Julian ...... 11, 91 Davis, Dwight ...... 44 Adut, Ari...... 37, 53 Benzecry, Claudio ...... 70 Chancer, Lynn ...... 37 Davis, Stephane ...... 103 Agnew, John ...... 50 Berezin, Mabel ...... 50, 53, 75 Chandra, Siddharth ...... 61, 82 de Carvalho, Joaquim Ramos ...... 70 Aguila, Jaime ...... 28, 40 Berger, Silvi ...... 44 Charrad, Mounira Maya ...... 99 De Koster, Margo ...... 22 Ahram, Ariel ...... 39, 56 Bernstein, Elizabeth ...... 43 Chase-dunn, Chris ...... 104 de Leon, Cedric ...... 7, 42, 76, 81 Ajus, Ferenc ...... 44 Berry, Marie ...... 19 Chaudhary, Latika ...... 93 Deane, Glenn ...... 38 Alexander, Trent ...... 40 Beveridge, Andrew ...... 21, 36, 43 Chen, Anthony ...... 6 DeBats, Donald ...... 32,104 Allan, Lichtman ...... 89 Bhalla, Vibha ...... 19, 40 Chen, Shuang ...... 44, 86 Deener, Andrew ...... 70,107 Alpaugh, Micah ...... 19 Binder, Amy ...... 49 Cheng, Jennifer ...... 73 deGuzman, Jean-Paul ...... 34, 58 Alter, George ...... 38, 47, 63 Bjorkman, Jenny ...... 91 Chin, Margaret ...... 43 Delgado, Grace ...... 27 Amailchuk, Aliaksandr ...... 44 Blaser, Arthur ...... 25 Chmielewski, Wendy...... 77 DeMott, Sarah ...... 40 Amar, Paul ...... 19, 43 Blee, Kathleen ...... 6 Choate, Mark ...... 64, 94 Denning, Carrie ...... 18 Aminzade, Ron ...... 58 Bliss, Alan ...... 11, 36, 107 Chowkwanyun, Merlin ...... 94 Dennis, David ...... 82 Andac, Elif ...... 51, 72 Block, William C...... 3, 9 Christensen, Jon ...... 18, 55 Dennison, Tracy ...... 94 Anderegg, William R.L...... 18 Bodenhamer, David ...... 87 Cirenza, Peter...... 26 Derifield, Coreen ...... 48, 97 Anderson, Margo ...... 38, 86 Boonstra, Onno ...... 17 Clark, Gregory ...... 86 Derluguian, Georgi ...... 83 Anderton, Douglas ...... 9 Borre, Saartje Vanden ...... 57 Clausen, Nanna Floor ...... 54 DeSipio, Louis ...... 64 Archer, Robin ...... 88 Bourdelais, Marjorie ...... 62 Clay, Lauren ...... 70 Diaz, Jr., Jesse ...... 98 Arimoto, Yutaka ...... 98 Bourdelais, Patrice ...... 95 Clemens, Elisabeth ...... 67, 91 Dillon, Lisa ...... 5, 10 Arrizabalaga, Marie-pierre ...... 89 Boustan, Leah Platt ...... 31, 89 Cocker, Ruth ...... 4 Dilworth, Richardson ...... 43, 51, 68, 76 Autry, Robyn ...... 66 Bowden, Gregory ...... 81 Cody, Lisa ...... 74 Dilworth, Rob ...... 7 Ayala, Cesar ...... 30 Boyd, Monica ...... 33 Cohen, Deborah ...... 5 Dimitrova, Elitsa ...... 44 B Braun, Lauren ...... 40 Cohen, Miriam ...... 84 Dochuk, Darren ...... 89 Baer, Stella Maria ...... 29 Brick, Howard ...... 23 Constable, Nicole ...... 56 Dodds, Graham ...... 34 Baics, Gergely ...... 104 Bridges, Amy ...... 43 Cook-Martin, David ...... 83, 85 Doig, Jameson ...... 43 Bailey, Craig ...... 85 Brinkley, Alan ...... 67 Cooley, Will ...... 29 Dominguez, Maria Sanchez ...... 63 Bair, Jennifer ...... 59, 99 Brinkmann, Tobias ...... 27, 73, 88 Cooper, David ...... 63 Dona-Reveco, Cristian ...... 57 Bajc, Vida ...... 19, 85, 88 Britton, Joshua ...... 91 Costa, Dora ...... 53 Donato, Katharine ...... 40, 83 Bakker, J. I. (Hans) ...... 99 Brophy-Warren, Sorcha ...... 45 Cox, David ...... 61 Dooley, Katie ...... 31 Balogh, Brian...... 67 Broström, Göran ...... 63, 71, 102 Crocker, Ruth ...... 47 Dorn, Sherman ...... 71 Balon, Jan...... 101 Brown, Laurence ...... 55 Crosbie, Thomas ...... 35 Dribe, Martin ...... 71, 86 Bandhauer-Schoeffmann, Irene...... 36 Brubaker, Rogers ...... 65 Cuban, Sondra...... 58 DuBois, Ellen Carol ...... 77 Bank, Steven ...... 59 Bruce, Analena ...... 59 Cuff, Timothy ...... 93 Dwyer, John ...... 59 Bargheer, Stefan ...... 22,101 Bruce, Emily ...... 84 Cummins, Neil ...... 86 Dwyer, Rachel ...... 8 Barkey, Karen...... 83 Brueckner, Hannah ...... 51, 70 Cunningham, David ...... 66 Dzuback, Mary Ann ...... 10, 17, 71 Barreyre, Nicolas ...... 38 Bukowczyk, John ...... 105 Cunningham, Niall ...... 104 E Bartley, Tim ...... 74 Burton, Joseph ...... 53 Cuppone, Laura ...... 40 Eakin, John ...... 51 Battisti, Danielle ...... 40 Burton, Vernon ...... 30, 62 Currie, Elliott ...... 99 Earle, Timothy ...... 83 Batzell, Rudi ...... 85 Bustamante, Carlos ...... 22 Curtis, Andrew ...... 104 Eckberg, Douglas ...... 30 Beck, Colin ...... 51 C Curtis, Katherine ...... 73,106 Eckeryd, Robert ...... 45 Beicken, Julie ...... 105 Callahan, Kathy ...... 61 Curtis, Kenneth ...... 83 Edmonds-Cady, Cynthia ...... 47 Beier, Lee ...... 45, 79 Camara, Antonio ...... 44 Cvrcek, Tomas ...... 81, 93 Edvinsson, Soren ...... 63, 71 Beier, Lucinda ...... 10, 47, 95 Campbell, Cameron ...... 49, 71, 86 Eellend, Johan ...... 84, 91
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Eger, Maureen ...... 20 G Halberstam, Judith ...... 108 Hu, Aiqun ...... 64,105 Egge, Sara ...... 77 Gabaccia, Donna ...... 40, 50 Hall, Greg ...... 48 Huang, Yulin ...... 44 Eglitis, Daina ...... 60 Gadsden, Brett ...... 97 Hall, Jacob ...... 107 Hudson, Julie ...... 17 Eibach, Joachim ...... 61, 79 Gaggio, Dario ...... 50, 66 Hall, John ...... 30, 53 Huh, Yunsun ...... 44 Eisenach, Eldon ...... 65, 88 Gallwey, April ...... 102 Halle, David ...... 36, 43 Hulden, Vilja ...... 82 Eittreim, Elisabeth ...... 29 Garland, Libby ...... 10 Halliday, Timothy ...... 61 Humphries, Mark ...... 31 Elgh, Fredrik ...... 25 Garpenhag, Lars ...... 95 Hamano, Kiyoshi ...... 102 Hung, Ho-fung ...... 64, 99 Eliasoph, Nina ...... 17, 34 Gathmann, Christina ...... 42 Hanagan, Michael ...... 90 Hymans, Jacques ...... 96 Emigh, Rebecca ...... 6, 83, 99 George, Ryan ...... 107 Hanashima, Makoto ...... 24,103 Hytrek, Gary ...... 84 Engberg, Elisabeth ...... 25, 31 Gerber, Alison ...... 70 Hanawalt, Barbara ...... 5 I Engle, Nancy ...... 68 Geva, Dorith ...... 91 Harbison, Thomas ...... 62 Ides, Matthew ...... 62 Eppich, Keith ...... 70 Gilfoyle, Timothy ...... 79 Hargis, Peggy...... 4 Igler, David ...... 18 Erami, Narges ...... 37 Giordano, Alberto ...... 10 Harol, Corrinne ...... 74 Iizuka, Takafusa ...... 87 Erie, Steven ...... 43 Gister, Carey ...... 82 Harris, Trevor ...... 63, 87 Illuzzi, Jennifer ...... 58 Erikson, Emily ...... 70, 84 Glaeser, Andreas ...... 30, 41 Harvey, Chester ...... 32 Innis-Jimenez, Michael ...... 29 Eriksson, Fredrik L...... 84 Go, Julian ...... 5, 30 Harwell, Debbie ...... 21 Inoue, Hiroko ...... 104 Eriksson, Katherine ...... 89 Godfrey, Barry ...... 61 Hau, Matthiasvom ...... 76 Inwood, Kris ...... 18, 24, 102 Ermakoff, Ivan ...... 34, 53 Gold, Kenneth ...... 57 Hawkins, Sue ...... 95,103 Isaac, Larry ...... 28 Esherick, Joseph ...... 33 Goldstein, Cora ...... 88 Hay, Kellie ...... 27 J Esser, John ...... 74 Goldstein, Marcia ...... 68 Haydu, Jeff ...... 28 Jafari, Sheherazade ...... 19 Estrada, William ...... 21 Goldstone, Jack ...... 65 Haynes, Bruce ...... 21 Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Anna ...... 73 Ethington, Philip ...... 32,107 Gonzalez, Gabriela ...... 34 Hays, Cassie ...... 93 Jaskot, Paul ...... 32 Evans, Peter ...... 90 Gordon, Leah ...... 97 Healey, Richard ...... 31 Jaworsky, Bernadette...... 34, 58 Eyal, Hillel ...... 57 Gould, Mark ...... 74 Healy, R. G...... 55 Jennings, Jennifer ...... 71 F Graff, Harvey J...... 60 Heerma van Voss, Lex ...... 46, 82 Jennings, Julia ...... 47 Faier, Lieba ...... 56 Green, Nancy ...... 5 Heimer, Carol ...... 41, 67 Johansson, Christina ...... 50 Faires, Nora ...... 40 Greene, Julie ...... 55 Heller, Patrick ...... 90 Johansson, Kent ...... 24 Farmer, Mindy ...... 21 Gregory, Ian ...... 4, 10, 55, 63, 87, 104 Hermsen, Thijs ...... 44 Johnson, Val ...... 68 Fasang, Anette ...... 47 Griffiths, Richard ...... 96 Hernandez, Roberto ...... 86 K Favro, Diane ...... 107 Grisard, Dominique ...... 36, 79 Herrigel, Gary ...... 75 Kage, Rieko...... 105 Fawver, Kate ...... 62 Grönberg, Per-Olof ...... 73 Herzog, Ben ...... 51 Kakizaka, Manabu ...... 23 Feinstein, Yuval ...... 72 Gross, Neil ...... 65 Heumann, Stefan ...... 76 Kasakoff, Alice ...... 54 Ferguson, Robert ...... 75 Grossner, Karl ...... 72, 87 Hewitt, Lucy ...... 91 Katsmura, Ayako Matsumoto ...... 87 Fink, Dagmar ...... 108 Guerra, Fernando ...... 50 Hicks, Bethany ...... 73 katz, jack ...... 21 Fireman, Janet ...... 18 Guerra, Suzanne ...... 85 Higbie, Tobias ...... 28, 48 Katz, Michael ...... 79, 99 Fischer, Wladimir ...... 88 Guilhot, Nicolas ...... 23 Hillmann, Henning ...... 42 Katznelson, Ira ...... 5 Fitch, Catherine ...... 81 Guinnane, Timothy ...... 74 Hin, Saskia ...... 94 Kelley, Laura ...... 94,102 Fitzgerald, David ...... 64, 75, 83, 85 Gullett, Gayle ...... 41 Hinderer, Moira ...... 34 Kendrick, Megan ...... 21 Fogel, Robert ...... 53 Gutfreund, Zevi ...... 62 Hintermann, Christiane ...... 50 Kermode, Lloyd ...... 79 Fourcade, Marion ...... 80 Gutierrez, Erika J...... 98 Hobsbawm, eric ...... 58 Kestnbaum, Meyer ...... 67 Franzosi, Roberto ...... 41 Gutmann, Myron ...... 38 Hochstadt, Steve ...... 5 Kettunen, Pauli...... 42 Freeland, Robert ...... 74, 84 Guy, Geoffrey Alan ...... 35 Hoff, Derek ...... 11, 51, 106 Khan, Shamus...... 65, 74, 85 Freeman, Damon ...... 97 H Hoffnung-Garskof, Jesse ...... 106 Killoren, Daniel ...... 75 Freeman, Lance ...... 66 Hackel, Steven ...... 18, 39 Hollifield, James ...... 83 Kim, Kuentae ...... 81 French, Bill ...... 56 Hacker, J. David ...... 10, 31, 39, 86 Holt, Katherine ...... 62 Kim, Rebecca ...... 43 Fthenos, Georgios ...... 44 Hahamovitch, Cindy ...... 55 Hondagneu-Sotelo, Pierrette ...... 40 Kim, Taekyoon ...... 35 Fyson, Donald ...... 30 Haidarali, Laila ...... 34 Hoofd, Ingrid ...... 108 King, Desmond ...... 67 Haines, Michael ...... 31, 39 Houston, Alan ...... 74 King, Ronald ...... 41, 59
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Kippen, Rebecca ...... 24 Lindskoog, Carl ...... 97 McBane, Margo ...... 85 N Klein, Joanne ...... 22, 61 Ling, Sofia ...... 95 McCalman, Janet ...... 24, 39 Naftali, Timothy ...... 20 Klomp, Neal ...... 79 Lipsitz, George ...... 97 Mccants, Anne ...... 46 Nagashima, Takeshi ...... 103 Klusemann, Stefan ...... 64 Little, Daniel ...... 11, 33, 49, 56 Mcdonagh, Eileen ...... 77 Nagata, Mary Louise ...... 94 Knowles, Anne ...... 25, 32, 72, 107 Livie, Kyle ...... 66 McEniry, Mary...... 54,103 Naick, Patrick ...... 29 Knowles, Scott ...... 51 Ljuslinder, Karin ...... 25 McGuire, John ...... 105 Nair, Manjusha ...... 97 Knutzen, Matt ...... 89 Lloyd, Chris ...... 104 Mckibben, Carol ...... 96 Narro, Victor ...... 85 Kobrin, Rebecca ...... 27 Loewen, Royden ...... 73,105 McMahon, Richard ...... 10, 79, 101 Natale, Zappia ...... 18 Kok, Jan ...... 38, 47, 94 Logan, John ...... 89 McQuarrie, Michael ...... 21, 68 Needham, Susan ...... 84 Kolk, Martin ...... 44 Logan, Trevon ...... 47 Meeks, Elijah ...... 23, 72 Nelson, Adam ...... 71 Koller, Andreas ...... 65 Lom, Stacy ...... 22 Meerkerk, Elise Van Nederveen...... 46 Nelson, Alondra ...... 90 Krenz, Gary ...... 49 Longo, Julie ...... 45 Mehrotra, Ajay ...... 11, 28, 35, 59, 91 Nelson, Marie Clark ...... 103 Krinsky, John ...... 68 Looijesteijn, Henk ...... 46 Mele, Christopher ...... 68 Nelson, Samuel ...... 72 Kroll, Catherine ...... 75 Louis, Vincent ...... 6 Mendes, Gabriel ...... 97 Nelson, Scott ...... 55 Kryder, Daniel ...... 66 Lowe, Margaret ...... 81,100 Merchant, Emily ...... 44 Nexon, Daniel ...... 58 Kumar, Krishan ...... 42 Lüdicke, Jörg ...... 47 Merithew, Caroline Waldron ...... 4 Nicolosi, Ann Marie ...... 29 Kurosu, Satomi ...... 95 Lüethi, Barbara ...... 11, 56, 105 Messelink, Maaike ...... 44 Niemeyer, Richard ...... 104 Kurzman, Charles ...... 28, 35 Luhtakallio, Eeva ...... 17 Mettler, Matthew ...... 96 Nitschke, Ted ...... 36 Kwak, Nancy ...... 51 Lum, Eric ...... 38 Meyer, David...... 28 North, Douglass ...... 46 Kwarteng, Kwame ...... 35 Lundberg, Anna ...... 31,103 Meyer, Peter ...... 10, 61 Norton, Matthew ...... 84, 88 Kyriakoudes, Louis ...... 11, 75 M Milkman, Ruth ...... 13, 70 Nyambara, Pius ...... 35 L Maccari, Marina ...... 40, 64 Miller, Karen ...... 27 O La Croix, Sumner ...... 61, 80 Macias, Reynaldo F...... 93 Miller, Pavla ...... 11, 51, 92 Öberg, Stefan ...... 44 Lachmann, Richard ...... 67, 76, 99 MacKenzie, Scott ...... 43 Miller, Vivien ...... 45,101 Oberly, James ...... 66, 88 Laczny, Joachim ...... 63 Madden, Amanda ...... 60 Miller, Wilbur ...... 61 O'Donnell, Catherine ...... 100 Lainer-Vos, Dan...... 35 Maisel, Richard ...... 32 Mills, Jacqueline ...... 25, 35 Ogorzalek, Thomas ...... 76 Laird, Pamela ...... 28 Maloney, Thomas ...... 6, 93, 102 Miro, Jacopo ...... 107 Oldervoll, Jan ...... 18 Lake, Peter ...... 74 Mamelund, Svenn-Erik...... 95 Mitch, David ...... 54, 86 Onasch, Elizabeth ...... 42 Lara-Millan, Armando ...... 57 Mandemakers, Kees ...... 38, 47 Mitchell, Laura ...... 83 Orenic, Liesl ...... 48, 96 Laslett, Barbara ...... 51 Manning, Patrick ...... 82 Moch, Leslie Page ...... 6, 84 Orloff, Ann ...... 3, 13, 42, 59, 92 Lawrence, Adrea ...... 93 Marchevsky, Alejandra ...... 64 Mojica, Laia ...... 48 Orren, Karen ...... 76 Lee, Byungho ...... 39, 49 Marinari, Maddalena ...... 10, 40, 64, 84 Mollenkopf, John ...... 43 Oxford, Connie ...... 33 Lee, James ...... 23, 49, 86 Marker, Hans Jørgen ...... 54, 89 Molnar, Virag ...... 91 Oxley, Les ...... 102 Lee, Joonkoo ...... 61 Marklund, Carl ...... 51 Moloney, Deirdre M...... 19, 33, 96 Ozeki, Manabu ...... 98 Leinonen, Johanna ...... 40, 49 Marland, Hilary ...... 47 Moon, Danelle ...... 29 P Lena, Jennifer ...... 10, 70 Marquez, Alfonso Hernandez ...... 84 Mooney, Jadwiga E. Pieper ...... 33 Padamsee, Tasleem ...... 25 Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi ...... 38 Marshall, Anna-Maria ...... 76 Moreels, Sarah ...... 44 Paden, Catherine ...... 66,105 Leunig, Tim ...... 10 Marti-Henneberg, Jordi ...... 48 Morley, Ruth ...... 39 Paixão, Ricardo...... 72 Liao, Tim ...... 41, 45, 99 Martin, Isaac ...... 20, 28, 59, 65 Mostern, Ruth ...... 72, 82 Palmgren, Helena ...... 25 Libecap, Gary ...... 23 Masurovsky, Marc ...... 32 Mouton, Michelle ...... 92 Pantoja, Adrian ...... 50 Lieberman, Robert ...... 5, 67 Materson, Lisa ...... 77 Moya, Jose ...... 40, 64, 83 Parham, Tonya ...... 21 Lieberman,, Robert ...... 67 Matsuba, Ryoko ...... 32 Mudge, Stephanie ...... 68 Park, Hyunjoon ...... 81 Liebowitz, Jonathan ...... 23, 98 Matthews, Glenna ...... 29 Mukerji, Chandra ...... 80 Park, Jung Mee ...... 51 Lim, Jaesung ...... 35 Mattingly, Paul H...... 60 Mulroy, Quinn ...... 84 Park, Sang Mi ...... 64 Limoncelli, Stephanie...... 43 Maxwell-Stewart, Hamish ...... 24 Murphy, Erin ...... 76 Patterson-Tutschka, Monicka ..... 57, 67 Lin, Xingchen C.C...... 44,102 Mayer, Karl Ulrich ...... 47 Murphy, Keith ...... 101 Pedersen, David ...... 41, 83 Lindenmeyer, Kriste ...... 92 Mayer, Victoria ...... 91 Murray, John ...... 5 Pedraza, Silvia ...... 50 Lindkvist, Marie ...... 71 Maynes, Mary Jo ...... 8, 51, 60, 84 Perdue, Peter C...... 11, 30, 46, 90
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Pergher, Roberta ...... 64 Rodriguez-Franco, Diana ...... 35 Silver, Adam ...... 65 Tanner, Andrea ...... 95 Perlmann, Joel ...... 26, 89 Ronning, Gerald ...... 10, 55 Singh, Sourabh ...... 34 Tapiador, Francisco J...... 48 Perlstein, Daniel ...... 62 Ronza, Rocco ...... 96 Sinke, Suzanne ...... 49 Tatarek, Nancy ...... 31, 95, 103 Peter, Turchin ...... 104 Ross, George ...... 50 Sitz, Kevin ...... 58 Taylor, Mark ...... 79 Petersen, Joern Henrik ...... 42 Roth, Benita ...... 68 Skee, James ...... 21 te Brake, Wayne ...... 58 Petersen, Klaus ...... 42 Roth, Randolph ...... 30, 79 Skoeld, Peter ...... 39 Terriquez, Veronica ...... 64 Pettersson, Anna ...... 54 Rousseaux, Xavier ...... 61 Skordou, Melpomeni ...... 45 Thevenin, Thomas ...... 48 Pickowicz, Paul...... 33 Roy, William ...... 28, 90 Skotnicki, Tad ...... 56 Thiebaud, Lisa ...... 20,106 Pierce, Jennifer ...... 51 Rubin, Jared ...... 93 Slater, Dan ...... 39,101 Thorvaldsen, Gunnar...... 18, 26 Pincus, Stephen ...... 74 Ruggles, Steven ...... 54 Slaughter, Michael ...... 62 Throop, C. Jason ...... 101 Pleck, Elizabeth ...... 84 Rupert, Linda ...... 87 Sledge, Daniel ...... 65 Thurber, Timothy ...... 57, 89 Pole, Antoinette ...... 19 S Slez, Adam ...... 41 Tian, Geng ...... 54 Pomeranz, Kenneth ...... 46, 80 Saeed, Sadia ...... 27 Sloane, David ...... 51 Tichenor, Daniel ...... 76 Prasad, Monica ...... 59, 91 Saito, Hiro ...... 86, 93 Smelser, Neil ...... 37 Tilly, Chris ...... 90 Prater, Tammy ...... 21 Salzmann, Ariel ...... 90 Smith, Len ...... 39 Tirabassi, Maddalena ...... 54,105 Presner, Todd ...... 107 Sandy, Laura ...... 20 Smith, Rogers ...... 75 Toishi, Nanami ...... 71 Puerta, Juan Manuel ...... 44 Sanz-Gimeno, Alberto ...... 63 Smith, Tammy ...... 39 Tomobe, Ken'ichi ...... 24,103 Q Sarkar, Sula ...... 31 Snipp, C. Matthew ...... 39 Tooze, Adam ...... 32, 67 Quaranta, Luciana...... 63 Sauer, Angelika E...... 40 Soderland, Gretchen ...... 43 Traub-Werner, Marion ...... 59 Quartana, Dana ...... 29 Scalone, Francesco ...... 86 Sohrabi, Nader ...... 28 Traugott, Mark ...... 58 Quintiliani, Karen ...... 84 Schacher, Yael ...... 19 Soine, Aeleah ...... 100 Trevizo, Dolores ...... 98,106 Quispel, Chris ...... 96,106 Schierz, Sascha ...... 22 Søland, Birgitte ...... 4, 92 Trost, Jennifer ...... 10, 45, 101 R Schiffman, Kendra...... 68, 77 Solari, Cinzia ...... 26 Trounstine, Jessica ...... 43 Raissiguier, Catherine ...... 26 Schlichting, Kurt ...... 32, 89, 104 Solli, Arne ...... 18 Tso, Lai ...... 17, 97, 105 Rallu, Jean-Louis ...... 38,102 Schmidlechner, Karin Maria ...... 105 Somers, Margaret ...... 23, 50, 75 Tsukamoto, Akihiro ...... 32 Ramirez, Bruno ...... 105 Schmidli, William Michael ...... 65 Sonnenshein, Raphael ...... 43 Tucci, Michele ...... 96 Rasmussen, Amy Cabrera ...... 84 Schmidt, Inge ...... 27 Spierenburg, Pieter ...... 79 Tuckel, Peter ...... 32 Rauscher, Lauren ...... 84 Schmidt, Ron ...... 50 Spiliopoulos, Georgia ...... 58 Tuuri, Rebecca ...... 100 Reed, Isaac ...... 17, 37, 56 Schneiberg, Marc ...... 74 Spillman, Lyn ...... 4, 17, 37, 80 U Reeder, Linda ...... 56, 64 Schneider, Cathy ...... 79 Spitzer, Scott ...... 20, 90 V Reese, Ellen...... 98 Schneider, Dorothee ...... 7, 27, 73, 106 Stanger-Ross, Jordan ...... 107 Van de Putte, Bart ...... 71, 86 Reher, David ...... 24, 63 Schneider, Eric ...... 79,101 Steckel, Richard...... 24, 46, 80 van Horn, Patrick...... 38 Reid, James ...... 82 Schoenfeld, Heather ...... 99 Steidl, Annemarie ...... 27, 40, 88, 105 van Leeuwen, Marco ...... 46 Reifer, Thomas ...... 35 Scholz, Rembrandt D...... 38 Steiner, Erik ...... 32 Van Poppel, Frans ...... 63, 71 Reiff, Jan ...... 36, 60, 88, 107 Schrank, Sarah ...... 21 Steinmetz, George ...... 6, 23, 65 Van Zee, Marynel Ryan ...... 11, 36, 43 Reinke, Herbert ...... 22 Schropper, Isabel ...... 105 Strand, Michael ...... 17 VanderMeer, Philip ...... 3 Renwick, Chris ...... 23 Schrover, Marlou ...... 4, 19, 26 Strickland, Jeffery ...... 20, 90 Vandezande, Mattijs ...... 44 Rettaroli, Rosella...... 86 Schulz, Wiebke ...... 44 Su, Yang ...... 33 Vanstrom, Eric ...... 36 Revuelta, Barbara ...... 24 Schwartz, Robert ...... 48, 55 Sun, Anna ...... 54, 64 Vascik, George ...... 75, 96, 98 Reynolds, John ...... 7, 41, 62 Sebak, Per Kristian ...... 27 Svensson, Ingrid ...... 103 Vick, Rebecca ...... 31 Riehm, Edith ...... 21 Sedgwick, Katherine ...... 54 Swedlund, Alan ...... 81 Vinovskis, Maris ...... 71 Riggs, Paul ...... 93,102 Segall, Jordan ...... 94 Sylvester, Kenneth ...... 11, 35, 38 Viscelli, Stephen ...... 20 Rigstad, Mark ...... 27 Seriff, Suzanne ...... 50 Szoltysek, Mikolaj ...... 38, 94 Vorberg-Rugh, Rachael ...... 60 Riley, Dylan ...... 7, 28 Seto, Toshikazu ...... 87 T Voss, Kim ...... 65 Roberts, Evan ...... 18, 26, 89, 102 Shah, Svati ...... 43 Takahashi, Miyuki ...... 95 Vrints, Antoon ...... 61 Roberts, Samuel...... 90 Sharma, Vivek ...... 67, 83 Takai, Yukari ...... 40, 49 Vukadinovic, Vojin Sasa ...... 36 Robertson, Stephen ...... 55 Shimizu, Yoshifumi ...... 26 Tanaka, Stefan ...... 107 Robinson, William ...... 38 Shin, Hwaji ...... 90 Tang, John ...... 61
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W X Wacquant, Loïc ...... 79, 99 Wherry, Frederick ...... 10, 37, 101 Xavier, Regina ...... 20 Wadauer, Sigrid ...... 27, 57 White, Douglas ...... 104 Xenos, Michael ...... 19 Wagner-Pacifici, Robin...... 53 White, Harrison ...... 65 Y Walaardt, Tycho ...... 33 Widestrom, Amy ...... 43, 57, 106 Yano, Keiji ...... 87 Walford, Nigel ...... 23 Wild, Mark ...... 62, 76 Ydesen, Christian ...... 93 Walker, Randi ...... 100 Wilson, Harry ...... 25 Yoo, Dongwoo ...... 80 Wallis, John Joseph ...... 46 Wilson, Michael ...... 60 York, Helen...... 58, 66 Wang, Liping ...... 86 Wilson, Nicholas ...... 42, 59 Yoshida, Atsushi ...... 71 Ward, Geoff ...... 66, 90 Wilson, Robert ...... 31 Young, Terence ...... 22 Ward, Kerry ..... 7, 20, 42, 55, 68, 72, 83 Wimmer, Andreas ...... 50, 72 Ysais, Michelle ...... 98 Warner, Judy ...... 7 Winder, Gordon ...... 93 Yuan, May ...... 72 Wegge, Simone ...... 5, 11, 57, 70 Winograd, Morley ...... 19 Z Weiner, Melissa F...... 17, 66 Wisselgren, Maria ...... 18 Zaman, Fred ...... 106 Weingast, Barry ...... 46 Wolcott, Susan ...... 61, 80 Zanoni, Elizabeth ...... 40 Weinhauer, Klaus ...... 22 Wolgin, Philip ...... 26, 85 Zehetmayer, Matthias ...... 93 Weisner, Tom ...... 37 Wong, R. Bin ...... 56 Zeller, Neice ...... 60 Wen, Ming ...... 93 Wood, James ...... 47 Zerneke, Jeanette ...... 18 Wernke, Steven ...... 87 Wooldridge, Chuck ...... 37, 45 Zheng, Xiaowei ...... 33 Werum, Regina ...... 11, 56, 66, 73, 80 Wu, Yiching ...... 33 Zhou, Min ...... 21, 43 Westberg, Annika ...... 47 Wycoff, Joseph...... 47 Ziblatt, Daniel ...... 101 Westum, Asbjoerg ...... 25 Wyrtzen, Jonathan ...... 42, 74 Zirakzadeh, Cyrus ...... 28 Wetzell, Richard ...... 22 Zuber-Goldstein, Barbara...... 38, 94
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Welcome to Today’s Long Beach Long Beach’s newest attraction, a 300,000+ square foot entertainment center with shops, Settled along five-and-a-half miles of sandy coastline, Long Beach is the quintessential restaurants, a multi-plex movie theater and a 40,000 square foot GameWorks. Rainbow vacation getaway, boasting both the ambience of a sophisticated urban center and the Harbor itself is home to boats of all types, including fishing boats, tall ships, luxury charter charm of a seaside community. Located just 20 miles south of Los Angeles, California’s fifth yachts, harbor tour boats, pleasure craft and even a replica Mississippi stern wheeler. largest city offers visitors a dynamic range of oceanfront hotels, attractions, shopping, Just minutes from downtown Long Beach rest several other interesting attractions that will recreational activities, art and culture, restaurants and nightly entertainment that make it an suit visitors of all ages. These “must-sees” include Alamitos Bay, a waterfront dining and ideal destination for any time of the year. entertainment area; Gondola Getaway along the canals of Naples Island; and Ranchos Los Alamitos and Rancho Los Cerritos, two historic parks featuring acres of beautiful gardens and Neighborhoods authentic adobes. Long Beach has emerged as a community full of unique neighborhoods and cultural diversity. Located just a mile down Ocean Boulevard is the seaside community of Belmont Shore, Recreational Activities which features Second Street, a shopper’s mecca and premier location for outdoor dining Long Beach’s five-and-a-half miles of sandy beaches and pleasant climate make it the and people watching. Tucked behind Belmont Shore is one of the city’s most romantic ultimate year-round playground. Winding along the beach are smooth, wide paths perfect for destinations, Naples Island, where Italian-style gondoliers cruise along the canals lined with biking, rollerblading, running or romantic strolls. Visitors can dive right into a variety of picturesque, million-dollar homes. Alamitos Bay is just past Belmont Shore offering watersports such as kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, sportfishing, scuba diving and jetskiing. waterfront dining and views of rows and rows of sailboats. Downtown Long Beach is a Everything from rollerblades to wetsuits, jetskis to windsurfing equipment, can be rented at perfect blend of sophisticated urban center and charming seaside community, and is filled various places along the beach. Day and night harbor cruises are also available, offering with a myriad of entertainment choices. For more international flavors, visitors can discover beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. the city’s historic Spanish roots in Bixby Knolls or experience the prevalent Cambodian Each year, from late December to mid-April, visitors can witness the awesome migration of community along Anaheim Street. more than 15,000 Pacific grey whales passing through Long Beach on their way to their breeding and berthing grounds in Mexico. Whale watching excursions are available through Attractions several companies. Discover the city’s best known attractions, which range from a historic ocean liner to a state- of-the art aquarium. The most recognized attraction in Long Beach, the Queen Mary, is one Shopping of the world’s most luxurious ships to sail the Atlantic Ocean. The ocean liner also features a Long Beach offers an eclectic array of shopping options, from antiques to retail centers. On 314-stateroom hotel and several fine restaurants. Visitors can explore this majestic ship from Broadway in the East Village, visitors will discover antique shops, art galleries and rare books. the wheelhouse to the engine room before braving the Queen’s current attraction, Ghosts Mid-town’s “Funky” Fourth Street, between Cherry and Junipero, has been dubbed as the and Legends. During this haunted tour, a guide leads brave guests through parts of the Retro Wear Capital of Southern California—a vintage clothing hound’s dream. Shoppers will Queen Mary that were previously off-limits while the attraction produces floods, flashing also be delighted to find several art stores featuring original works. lights, and ghostly experiences. Visitors can also explore the mystique of the Soviet submarine Scorpion, which is moored adjacent to the Queen Mary. For the mainstream shopper, Long Beach has several retail centers including Los Altos Market For a face-to-fish encounter visit the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific, a world-class Center, Marina Pacifica, Long Beach Marketplace, and the Long Beach Towne Center. facility that is home to more than 12,500 inhabitants of the Pacific Ocean representing some Downtown’s Pine Avenue and Belmont Shore’s Second Street are also great shopping venues 550 different species. It also has numerous areas where visitors can touch the animals of the filled with blocks of specialty and retail shops. Shoreline Village and The Pike at Rainbow ocean like sting rays, sea cucumbers, starfish and more. Explorer’s Cove features Lorikeet Harbor also offer unique shopping opportunities. Forest where these colorful and friendly miniature parrots can be hand-fed by visitors. Also in Explorer’s Cove is Shark Lagoon, where nine species of shark can be viewed from both above and below water. Visitors can actually touch several of the shark species in special touch lagoons.
A short walk from the Aquarium along picturesque Rainbow Harbor, you’ll find two exciting entertainment/dining/shopping complexes—Shoreline Village and The Pike at Rainbow Harbor. Shoreline Village has the look and feel of a charming seaside fishing village, with a boardwalk of specialty and souvenir shops and restaurants. The Pike at Rainbow Harbor is
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Art and Culture Hotels From award-winning drama and cutting-edge opera to historic museums, visitors will enjoy The Long Beach area boasts more than 5,000 rooms citywide from a variety of properties an exciting range of artistic expressions that comprise the city’s rich heritage. Long Beach is including luxury hotels, intimate bed and breakfasts and budget hotels. Many hotels offer home to a number of unique museums, including the Museum of Latin American Art panoramic ocean and city views at affordable prices while others feature notable (MoLAA), the only museum in the West to focus exclusively on the contemporary art of characteristics from international treasures to world class restaurants. If you’re looking for an Mexico, Central and South America and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean. In addition, the easy and affordable getaway, you can book a Long Beach Getaway that includes Long Beach Museum of Art has re-opened with expanded facilities including new exhibit accommodations and tickets to area attractions and nearby Universal Studios Hollywood. space, a new museum store and café, and expanded gardens. Visitors can also explore the You can check out special offers at www.visitlongbeach.com. city’s unique galleries in the thriving East Village arts community, listen to a renowned symphony orchestra or watch a play from a variety of first-class performing arts companies.
Dining and Nightly Entertainment When it’s time to dine, Long Beach offers visitors hundreds of options from intimate cafes to spectacular oceanfront restaurants. Visitors can nosh on fried green tomatoes in a restored 1920s California Bungalow, dive into a table full of seafood along Alamitos Bay or feast in a historic bank building complete with teller cages. Sample a world of cuisines right in this international city from Italian to Cambodian.
Visitor Services/Transportation No other community in Southern California is as visitor friendly as Long Beach--and getting here is easy. Fly directly into the Long Beach Airport (LGB) on Delta, America West, Alaska Air and JetBlue. Direct flights are available to many major cities, including New York, Washington DC, Dallas, Seattle, Boston, Chicago and more. If you prefer to fly into Los Angeles (LAX) or Orange County (SNA), Long Beach is just a short 25-minute drive from either airport. While in town, the Passport local shuttle service offers complimentary transportation to all of downtown Long Beach’s most popular attractions including the Aquarium, Queen Mary, Shoreline Village and Pine Avenue. For just 90 cents, the Passport can transport visitors down to Belmont Shores/Naples and Cal State Long Beach. In addition, water taxi service is offered by the Aquabus, and can transport guests across the water to Shoreline Village, the Aquarium, or the Queen Mary. The Aqualink is a high-speed catamaran water taxi from downtown to Alamitos Bay. For your convenience, friendly downtown guides dressed in blue “Long Beach” shirts, blue caps and khaki pants are stationed in a 40-block area and help visitors find restaurants, shops and attractions.
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