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equivalence and blockmodels; an introduction to local analysis including The length of each session/meeting activity is one hour dyadic and triadic analyses; and basic distribution theory and statistical and 45 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Session models. presiders and committee chairs should see that sessions The course text will be: Wasserman, Stanley and Faust, Katherine and meetings end on time to avoid conflicts with (1994). Social Network Analysis: Methods and Applications. Cambridge, ENG and : Cambridge University Press. subsequent activities scheduled into the same room. 1999 ASA Chair Conference—Thursday, August 5, 1:00- Program Corrections: The information printed here 9:30 p.m.—Hilton , Williford C reflects session updates received from organizers through Section on Political Conference—Thursday, July 12, 1999. Changes received after that date appear in August 5, 1:00-5:00 p.m.—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard the Convention Bulletin distributed with the Final Program Rooms A-B-C packets. Please check that bulletin for the latest updates. Honors Program Orientation—Thursday, August 5, 1:30-

5:30 p.m.—Hilton Chicago, Marquette

Pre-Meeting Activities ______

Alpha Kappa Delta Executive Council—Thursday, August 5, 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Friday, August 6

North American Chinese Sociologists Association conference—Thursday, August 5, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.— 8:30 a.m. Meetings ______Hilton Chicago, Joliet ____

Add Health National Scientific Advisory Committee— Committee on Nominations (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Thursday, August 5, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.—Hilton McCormick Room Chicago, Conference Room 4L

1. Didactic Seminar. Social Network Analysis (co- 8:30 a.m. Sessions sponsored by the Inter-University Consortium for ______Political and Social Research and the ASA Section on Methodology) 2. Thematic Session. Entrepreneurship and Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Rebuilding Communities in Comparative Thursday, August 5, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon; 1:00-4:00 p.m. Perspective Ticket required for admission Hilton Chicago, Continental C Stanley Wasserman, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign Organizer: John Sibley Butler, University of Texas, Austin; Katherine Faust, University of South Carolina and Patricia Greene, University of Missouri, Kansas This seminar will present an introduction to concepts, methods, and City applications of social network analysis in the social and behavioral Presider: Patricia Greene, University of Missouri, Kansas sciences. Social network analysis focuses on relationships between City social entities and is widely used in the social and behavioral sciences as Incubators and the Rebuilding of Communities. Michelle well as in economics, marketing, organizational behavior, and industrial engineering. This focus on relationships requires a special set of Chesser, Purdue University methods distinct from the usual statistics and data analysis techniques Micro-Lending and the Building of Communities in India. used to analyze the standard “cases by variables” data. Eliza Evans, University of Texas, Austin We will begin with the basic concepts and principles of social Turkey, Entrepreneurship, and Community. Liesl Riddle, network analysis, including the elements of the social network paradigm University of Texas, Austin and formal representations for social networks (graph theory and matrices). We will then discuss structural and locational properties of 3. Special Session. Transnational Communities at actors in social networks: centrality, prestige, and prominence; cohesive subgroups and cliques; equivalence of actors, including structural Century’s End 56 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B positions in academia. Each of the panelists will speak from his or her own experiences in administration. Issues to be covered include: using Organizer: Ruth Simms Hamilton, Michigan State University sociological skills in the work of administration, the of training Presider: Jonathan W. Warren, University of Washington programs for potential administrators; finding your way into Engendering Social and Political Participation across administration, the impact of an administrative interlude or shift on a Borders. Peggy J. Levitt, Wellesley College sociologist’s career, and re-joining the faculty. Family Reunification of Japanese Brazilians in Japan: A Road to Permanent Settlement. Keiko Yamanaka, University of 6. Academic Workplace Workshop. Ethics and Teaching California, Berkeley in Sociology: Student Preconceptions and Gender, Class, and Network: Social Structure and Migration Professional Responses (co-sponsored by the ASA Patterns among Transnational Israelis. Steven J. Gold, Committee on Professional Ethics) Michigan State University Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Discussion: Norma Stoltz Chinchilla, California State Leader: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University University, Long Beach Panel: Robert Carini, Indiana University Presenters will discuss the key points of their papers, after which the discussant will present a summary and highlight critical points. Terri Demon, Indiana University Following this, the audience will be invited to interact with the presenters Matthew Oware, Indiana University and the discussant. Camilla Salusbury, Indiana University Carla D. Shirley, Indiana University 4. Special Session. Diversity Issues in Rural American This workshop addresses a number of ethical issues we face as (co-sponsored by the Rural Sociological teachers and which form the topic of a number of recent efforts in the Society/Kellogg Diversity Initiative Subcommittee on discipline, including the Preparing Future Faculty Program. We will (1) examine where students get their ideas about the college experience Curriculum Transformation) through viewing images in popular film, (2) discuss the areas of ethical Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G concern that they raise for sociologists in the classroom, and (3) provide helpful materials both from the CASEBOOK and READER being Organizer and Presider: Carol A. Jenkins, Glendale developed to accompany the ASA Code of Ethics as well as from other Community College, Arizona new or forthcoming publications. Building Civic Culture in Rural Mississippi: The Delta’s New Black Middle Class. Cynthia Duncan, University of New 7. Open Refereed Roundtables. Economy, Labor Markets, Hampshire and Organization Bingo, Blackjack, and One-Armed Bandits in the Northwoods: Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Indian Gaming in Wisconsin. Annette Kuhlmann, University of Wisconsin, Baraboo Campus Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Rurality, Institutional Disadvantage, and University Achievement/Attainment. Martha L. Crowley and Vincent 1. Does Competition in Markets Electrify Capitalism? J. Roscigno, Ohio State University Table Presider: Dag MacLeod, Immigration and Community in Iowa: How Many Have Come Small Business Community Values and Their Relationship to and What Is the Impact? Sandra Charvat Burke and Competitive Strategies. Terry L. Besser and Nancy Willis J. Goudy, Iowa State University Miller, Iowa State University Living Together: Rural Diversity in Knox County, Ohio. Cartel Stability in A Competitive Market: Insights from the Howard L. Sacks, Kenyon College, Ohio Great Electrical Conspiracy. Eric Cheney, Gene A. Fisher, and Robert R. Faulkner, University of 5. Professional Workshop. Careers or Interludes in Massachusetts; and Wayne E. Baker, University of Academic Administration Michigan A Sociology of the Economics of Electric Power Industry Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Restructuring. Kenneth Zimmerman, Oklahoma Organizer: Kathleen M. McCourt, Loyola University of Corporation Commission Chicago Bringing Capitalism Back into the Study of Markets: A Panel: Kirsten A. Gronbjerg, Indiana University Theoretical Critique of the New Economic Sociology. Dag Brad Stewart, University of St. Thomas MacLeod, Johns Hopkins University Teresa A. Sullivan, University of Texas, Austin 2. Structuration and Fragmentation of Labor Markets

Table Presider: Matt Huffman, University of California, Santa

It may be that a disproportionate number of sociologists enter Barbara academic administration. Yet, while organizational behavior, Self-Employment: Something New or the Revitalization of an interpersonal relations, and institutional conflict and change may seem Old Phenomenon? Towards a Disaggregated natural subject matters for sociologists, the realities of academic Theorization. Rachel Cohen, University of California, Los administration often pose unanticipated challenges. This workshop will Angeles focus on the rewards and pitfalls for sociologists assuming administrative Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 57

Organizational Recruitment, Job Search Methods, and Sex Conducting Evaluations in an Audit Environment: Evaluating Segregation: Further Evidence. Matt Huffman, University Arizona’s At-Risk Preschool Program. Elizabeth A. of California, Irvine; and Lisa Torres and Steven Velasco, Holtzapple, Arizona Office of the Auditor General University of California, Santa Barbara Child Care Improvement on a Shoe-String: Evaluating a Low- The Transition to a Flexible Regime of Accumulation, the Cost Approach to Improving the Availability of Quality Rise of Labor Market Flexibility, and the Fragmentation of Child Care. Elizabeth Jaeger, Anne Shlay, and Marsh the Labor Force. Chigon Kim, State University of New Weinraub, Temple University York, Buffalo Building Futures: A Community Action Research Project. 3. How Do Organizations Act and Learn in Their Marilyn Nouri, State University of New York, Oneonta; Environments? and Kate O’Donnell, Hartwick College Table Presider: Linda B. Karr, University of South Carolina Without a Village: A Communitarian Critique of the Child Accounting, Organizations, and Social Environments. Yong Protective System. Toni Terling, University of Oklahoma Suk Jang, Stanford University Doing Sociology at the Curious Intersection of Policy and The Application of Sociological Theory to the Study of Third Popularity: Reflections on Research in an Elected Office. Sector Organizations. Linda B. Karr, University of South Greg Scott, Office of the Illinois Attorney General Carolina Discussion: Harry Mika, Central Michigan University Transformation of Taiwan’s Organization Networks: Taking Notebook PC Industry as an Example. Jar-Der Luo and 10. Regular Session. Careers Kevin Yeh, Yuan-Ze University, Taiwan Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 The Possibility of a Sociology of Workplace Surveillance. Organizer and Presider: Joseph C. Hermanowicz, University Graham Sewell, University of , of Chicago The Reflective Sociological Practitioner and the Learning as an Occupation. Christopher Wellin, Organization. Marvin Finkelstein, Southern Illinois University of California, San Francisco; and Gary Alan University, Edwardsville Fine, Northwestern University Managerial and Professional Careers in Contemporary Firms: 8. Regular Session. Social Dimensions of AIDS: Preliminary Results from an Australian Study. Bill Martin, Networks and Institutional Responses Wendy Riemens, and Judy Wajeman, Flinders Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 University, Australia Organizer and Presider: Laurie Wermuth, California State Discussion: Joseph C. Hermanowicz, University of Chicago University, Chico HIV Health Care Provider/Patient Interaction: Observations 11. Regular Session. Violence on the Process of Providing Anti-retroviral Treatment. Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Jeff Erger, William Marilich, Oscar Grusky, Traci Mann, Organizer and Presider: Colin K. Loftin, State University of and Kathleen Johnston-Roberts, University of California, New York, Albany Los Angeles Rethinking the Personal Costs of Cirminal Violence: A Life Unmet Needs for Medical and Social Services among Course Approach. Ross Macmillan, University of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS. Angela Aidala and Helen Minnesota Maria Lekas, Determining the Effects of Drinking on Violence in Miami: An Men Sex Workers and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men: Examination of Serious Crime Rates. Amie L. Nielsen, How Do Their HIV Risks Compare in New Zealand? Bowling Green State University; and Ramiro Martinez, Martin Weinberg, Indiana University; Heather Worth, Jr., University of Delaware University of Auckland; and Colin J. Williams, Indiana University Fighting AIDS through Social Networks: Some Unanticipated Session 11, continued Effects. John Martin, ; and James Wiley, University of California, Berkeley How the West Was One: Explaining the Similarities in Race- The Failure of Success: Institutional Isomorphism and Specific Homicide Rate in the West and South. Karen F. Organizational Responses to AIDS. Paul Galatowitsch, Parker, University of Florida; and Matthew V. Pruitt, National Development and Research Institute Western Kentucky University Typologizing Violence. Mark Cooney and Scott Phillips, 9. Regular Session. Applied Research and Evaluation University of Georgia Discussion: Craig Rivera, University at Albany Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K

Organizer and Presider: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central 12. Regular Session. Regional and School Education Michigan University Policy 58 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 State University Organizer: Caroline Hodges Persell, New Father as an Idea: The Challenge to Boundaries by Presider: Sophia Catsambis, Queens College, City University Single Mothers. Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College of New York Diversity in Nonresident Father Involvement: Patterns and School Restructuring and Teachers’ Working Conditions: Variation by Race and Ethnicity. Valarie King, Preliminary Evidence from Chicago School Reform. Pennsylvania State University; and Kathleen Mullan Douglas B. Currivan, University of Massachusetts, Harris and Holly E. Heard, University of North Carolina Boston The Culture of Parenthood in Father’s Day and Mother’s Day Organizational Segregation of Student Achievement within Comics. Ralph LaRossa, Georgia State University; Elementary Schools: The Influence of Multi-Track Year- Charles Jaret, Georgia State University; Malati Gadgil, Round Schools. Ross E. Mitchell and Douglas E. Temple University; and G. Robert Wynn, Georgia State Mitchell, University of California, Riverside University Chicago’s High Schools: A Statewide, 1993-98 Analysis of the Effects of the Chicago School Reforms. William Rau, 15. Regular Session. Group Processes: Justice, Paul J. Baker, and Dianne Ashby, Illinois State University Fairness, and Issues of Analysis School Restructuring as Policy Agenda: Some Cautionary Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Evidence for Disadvantaged Schools. Roger Shouse, Organizer: Michael J. Lovaglia, University of Iowa Pennsylvania State University; and Lawrence J. Presider: Jeffrey Houser, Bowling Green State University Mussoline, Pine Grove Mills Area School District Ratings of Group Members and Other Concepts Based on High Schools Divided into Schools-within-Schools: Three Social-Psychological (SYMLOG) Value Prevalence and Design Formats. Valerie E. Lee, Douglas Dimensions: Item-to-Scale Correlations and Polley’s D. Ready, and David J. Johnson, University of Michigan Variations. A. Paul Hare, Balustein Institute for Desert Discussion: Julia C. Wrigley, City University of New York Research, Israel; Herbert H. Blumberg, Goldsmiths Graduate Center College, England; and Sharon E. Hare Analyzing Interaction Sequences. David Gibson, Columbia 13. Regular Session. Ethnomethodology and University Conversation Analysis: Institutional and Cultural Group Context and Individual Preference: How Distributive Contexts for Interaction Decisions Are Influenced. Yongging Fang, Nanyang Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Technological University Organizer: Gene H. Lerner, University of California, Santa Justice Processes: Specifying the Mediating Role of Barbara Distributive Justice Perceptions. C. Wesley Younts and Presider: Joan Weston, Babson College Charles W. Mueller, University of Iowa Co-Producing Entertainment on Late Night Television Talk Network Dynamics and Sensitivity of Unfairness. Motoki Shows: The Sequential Organization of Host-Guest Watabe, University of California, Los Angeles; and Interaction. Larry Linton, University of California, Santa Nobuyuki Takahashi, University of Arizona Barbara Negotiated Outcomes: Does Their Fairness Depend upon Conversational Overlapping with Interjacent Onset: An What Is Said in Bargaining? Karen A. Hegtvedt, Emory Interactional Account. Angela Chan, University of Hong University Kong Discussion: Jeffrey Houser, Bowling Green State University Repairing Survey Questions. Robert J. Moore and Douglas 16. Regular Session. Intellectual Production and Social W. Maynard, Indiana University Theory Common Ground in Cross-Cultural Communication: Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Sequential and Institutional Contexts in Front Desk Organizer: Harvey Goldman, University of California, San Service Encounters. Mardi Kidwell, University of Diego California, Santa Barbara Presider: Charles Camic, University of Wisconsin, Madison The Experiential Bases of Social Thought. Arpad Szakolczai, 14. Regular Session. Mothers, Fathers, and Kinship University College, Cork, Ireland Hilton Chicago, Marquette Whence Durkheim’s Nietzschean Grandchildren? A Look at Organizers: Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; and Anita Robert Hertz in the Durkheimian Genealogy. Alexander Ilta Garey, University of California, Berkeley and Tristan Riley, University of California, San Diego University of New Hampshire Predecessor Selection and the Making of the Canon: Presider: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College Spencer’s Critics, Then and Now. Valerie A. Haines, Explaining Men’s Kinkeeping. Naomi Gerstel, University of University of Calgary Massachusetts, Amherst; and Sally K. Gallagher, Oregon 17. Regular Session. in the U.S. and Abroad Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 59

Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Panel: Francesca Cancian, University of California, Irvine Organizer: France Winddance Twine, University of California, Mareyjoyce Green, Cleveland State University Santa Barbara, and University of Washington Renee Monson, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Presider: Howard Winant, Temple University Susan Persons, National Institutes of Health Chicago’s Color Chasm: Representations and Presentations Arlene Skolnick, of a Racially Segregated Urban Tourist Center. Emily Don Tomaskovic-Devey, North Carolina State University Drew, Loyola University Chicago Participants will discuss particular public policy issues on which they have been working (e.g., welfare reform, education, family support, etc.) Racial Attitudes and Racial Democracy: A Look at an and the ways in which gender scholarship has or has not contributed to Ideology’s Continuing Influence in Brazil. Stan Bailey, them--by either framing the political debates or by providing data used in University of California, Los Angeles the policy decisions. Religion, “Race,” and Riots: The Racialization of Communal Identities and Conflicts in India. Zaheer Baber, The 20. Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict. National University of Singapore International Humanitarian Intervention Racisms, Development, and Cultural Logics: Racial Inequality Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F and Economic Change in Costa Rica. Darcie Vandegrift, Organizer: Laura L. Miller, University of California, Los University of California, Santa Barbara Angeles Oh Sorry, I’m a Racist: Black Student Experiences at a Presider: Dana Eyre, Naval Postgraduate School Historically White University in South Africa. Rochelle Partition and Its Discontents. Robert Getso, Bamberg, Woods, University of Michigan Germany What Class You Wear: Black Customers’ Shopping Peace/Conflict Resolution Organizations in Three Protracted Experiences in Black and White Neighborhoods. Jennifer Conflicts: Structures, Resources and Ideology. Megan Lee, University of California, Los Angeles Meyer and Yeheskel Hasenfeld, University of California, Discussion: Avery Gordon, University of California, Santa Los Angeles; Stanley Katz, ; and Ben Barbara; and Charles Gallagher, Georgia State Gidron, Beer-Sheva University, Israel University The Changing Beliefs and Practices of U.S. Foreign

Correspondents: Haiti, 1990-1996. Anne Holohan, 18. Regular Session. Social Psychological Perspectives University of California, Los Angeles on Interaction, Identity, and Self Discussion: Dana Eyre, Naval Postgraduate School Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Organizer and Presider: Lisa Troyer, University of Iowa 21. Section on Sociology of . Religious Effects Predicting Strategies of Facework. William C. Carter, on Health and Mortality (co-sponsored by the Section Louisiana State University on Sociology of Religion) The Role of Resources in Sustaining Agency and “Freedom” Hilton Chicago, Williford C in Identity Theory: A Proposition Based upon the Cybernetic Model of Perception Control. Teresa Session 21, continued Tsushima, Washington State University Organizer and Presider: Robert A. Hummer, University of Integrating Self-Esteem into Identity Theory. Alicia D. Cast, Texas, Austin Indiana University; and Peter J. Burke, Washington State Sometimes Faith Isn’t Enough: The Effects of Religious University Involvement on Depression. Jason Schnittker, Indiana To Thine Own Self (and One’s Associates) Be True: The University Strategic Management of Competing Identities. Shirley A. War, Religious Composition, and Children’s Mortality. Steve Keeton, University of Central Florida Carlton-Ford, Ann T. Hamill, and Paula , Subcultures of Gender Ideology: Variations in the Meanings University of Cincinnati Attached to Family Roles, Self-Identities, and Spouse- The Influence of Religion on Health and Mortality among Identities. Amy Kroska, University of Iowa Elderly Americans and Immigrant Americans. Karen C. Discussion: Kristen A. Marcussen, University of Iowa Swallen, University of Michigan, Madison Attendance at Religious Services and Mortality in a National 19. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender Sample. Marc A. Musick, University of Texas, Austin; and Scholarship and Public Policy-Making (co-sponsored James S. House, University of Michigan by Sociologists for Women in Society) Discussion: William Sims Bainbridge, National Science Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom Foundation

Organizers: Judith D. Auerbach, National Institutes of Health; 22. Section on Political Sociology. Political Organizations and Joey Sprague, University of Kansas and Organizing in a Market-Dominated Environment Presider: Judith D. Auerbach, National Institutes of Health 60 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Corrections for Spouse/Partner Assault: Implications of a Organizer: Holly J. McCammon, Vanderbilt University Socio-Demographic Survey. Judith A. Warner, Texas Presider: William G. Roy, University of California, Los A&M International University Angeles 4. The Socioeconomic Position of Latina/os Organizing and Reorganizing the Labor Movement and Labor Table Presider: Robyn Bateman, Baylor University Sociology: Toward a Sociology of Labor Revitalization. Shades of Brown: Skin Color, Achievement, and Life Daniel B. Cornfield and Bill Fletcher, Vanderbilt Chances among Latinas and African American Women. University Christina Gomez, Dartmouth College Due Process, Resource Mobilization, and the Occupational A Case Study of Ethnic Occupational Segregation. Manuela Safety and Health Administration, 1971-1996: The Romero, University of Texas, El Paso of Social Regulation in Historical Perspective. Labor Force Participation of Hispanic Women: The Effects of Ana-Maria Wahl, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; and Length of Residence. Helen K. Powell and Robyn Steven E. Gunkel, Doane College Bateman, Baylor University “Ending Workfare as We Know It”: ACORN’s Workfare 5. Potpourri of Papers on Latina/os Workers’ Campaign in Los Angeles. Ellen R. Reese, Table Presider: Cruz Torres, Texas A&M University University of Missouri, Columbia Multicultural Ideals and Parent Involvement in Education: Complex Coupling: The Political Negotiation of Myths and Policies, Practices, and Parents’ Experiences. Tona Ceremonies for the Market Environments of Transitional Williams, University of Wisconsin, Madison Economies. Paul Hirsch and James J. Gillespie, La Junta de Indignacion: Hispano Repertoire of Collective Northwestern University Protest in Modernization Era New Mexico. Felipe Discussion: William G. Roy, University of California, Los Gonzales, University of New Mexico Angeles Factors Affecting Personal Value Orientation among Mexican American Women. Cruz Torres, Texas A&M University 23. Section on Latina/o Sociology. Refereed Roundtables and Business Meeting Section on Latina/o Sociology Business Meeting (9:30-10:15 a.m. Hilton Chicago, Williford AB

Refereed Roundtables on Latina/o Sociology (8:30-9:30 a.m.): Organizers: Rogelio Saenz and Cruz Torres, Texas A&M University

1. Advancements in Theories of Race, Class, and Gender Table Presider: Anne Roschelle, University of San Francisco Chicana Feminism and Anti-Racist Discourse. Elisa Facio, University of Colorado Latino/as in the Cinematic Imagination. Anne Roschelle and Michelle Vidal, University of San Francisco. 2. The Education of Latina/os in the Proposition 227 Environment Table Presider: Elsa Valdez, California State University, San Bernardino Teaching in Two Languages after Proposition 227. Marilyn Noble, Independent Scholar The Sociopolitical Implications of Proposition 227. Elsa Valdez, California State University, San Bernardino 3. Crime/Deviance and Latina/os Table Presider: Judith A. Warner, Texas A&M International University Mille’s Story: Re-Inscribing, Resisting, and Reproducing Master Narratives. Marisa Alicea, DePaul University; and Jennifer Friedman, University of South Florida Latina/o Response to Juvenile Curfew Enforcement. Tillman Rodabough and Aaron Young, Baylor University Developing a Social Space for Mexican Origin Men in Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 61

24. Section on Sociology of Religion. Sociology of College Religion Refereed Roundtables and Business Four Jewish Feminists’ Narratives on Identity Development: Meeting The Paradox of Recognition. Tobin Belzer, Brandeis Hilton Chicago, Continental A University Reclaiming Religion: Gay and Lesbian Congregations and Refereed Roundtables (8:30-9:30 a.m.): New Social Movement Theory. Stephen S. Baylor, Yale Organizer: Matthew Lawson, Brandeis University University 1. Religion and State Processes 6. Conversion and Commitment Processes The Holy Warriors of the Peruvian Highland: Religious Coming Out: The Emergence of a New Self. Terri Anderson, Organizations as Agents of Social and Political University of California, Los Angeles Reconstruction. Marcus Osterlund, University of Helsinki, Pennies from Heaven: Cognitive Dissonance and Spiritual Finland Frames in a Prosperity Church. Eric K. Shaw, Rutgers Understanding Jordanian Exceptionalism: The Cohabitation University of the State and the Muslim Brotherhoods. Mansoor Moaddel, Eastern Michigan University 7. Religious Communities and Community Involvement State Formation: Divine Right and Sovereignty in the Community and Labor Organizing and Los Angeles Catholic Middle East and Europe. Stephen Poulson, Virginia Hispanic Community George E. Schultze, University of Polytechnic Institute and State University San Francisco Catholic Participation in Parish Life. Mark Peyrot and Blair 2. Secularization in Comparative Perspective Raum, Loyola College, Maryland Beyond Unbelief: Religious Insecurity and Religious Korean Immigrant Congregations’ Participation in Religio- Indifference in Countries with Self-Induced and Enforced Social Activities: A Comparison of Buddhist and Secularization. Heiner Meulemann, University of Koln, Protestant Congregations. O’kyun Kwon, City University Germany of New York Graduate Center Must a Liberal Mainstream Church Decline?: The Position and Prospects of the Church in Wales (UK). Richard 8. Quantitative Potpourri Startup and Chris Harris, University of Wales, United Attitudes toward the Amish in Middletown. Stephen D. Kingdom Johnson, Ball State University; Bryan Byers, Ball State University 3. Religion and Gender in Developing Areas Religious Background, World Views, and Abortion Attitudes. Women in Pentecostal Churches in Sub-Saharan Africa: Jack B. Monpas-Huber, University of Connecticut Empowered or Entrapped? Victor Agadjanian, Arizona Adolescent Religion and Delinquency: Evidence from the State University; and Luis Pene, Ministry of State AddHealth Study. Mark D. Regnerus, University of North Administration, Mozambique Carolina, Chapel Hill Gender and Sex: The Buddhist Traditions. James W. Coleman, California Polytechnic State University; and Section on Sociology of Religion Business Meeting (9:30- Linda L. Ramos, University of Colorado, Boulder 10:15 a.m.) Women’s Agency and Household Diplomacy: Negotiating Fundamentalism and Public/Private Restrictions in Iran. Shahin Gerami and Melodye Lehrnerer, Southwest 9:30 a.m. Meetings ______Missouri State University ____

4. Promise Keepers Section on Latina/o Sociology Business Meeting (to 10:15 Moral Unity in the Promise Keepers Movement: Ritual and a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford AB the Legitimation of Hierachy. Melanie Heath, California Section on Sociology of Religion Business Meeting (to 10:15 State University, Sacramento a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Continental A Promise Keepers and the Politics of Gender and Religion: A Contemporary Men’s Movement Prepares for the Next Century. Lorraine Bernotsky, West Chester University; and Joan M. Bernotsky, Temple University Whose Promise Kept? A Sociological Analysis of Promise- Keepers. Jessica Kelley-Moore, Purdue University

5. Jewish Identity in Question Jewish Attitudes toward Intermarriage. Harriet Hartman, Rowan University; and Moshe Hartman, Bryn Mawr 62 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

10:30 a.m. Meetings Hilton Chicago, Continental C ______Organizer and Presider: Teresa A. Sullivan, University of

Public Understanding of Sociology Award Selection Texas, Austin Committee—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4G Panel: Earl Babbie, Chapman University Honors Program—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Andrew M. Greeley, National Opinion Research Center Richard W. Lariviere, University of Texas, Austin

10:30 a.m. Sessions 28. Special Session. The Rise of Non-Governmental ______Organizations (NGOs): Domestic and International ____ Dimensions 25. Thematic Session. Globalization, Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Transnationalism, and Diasporas at the Dawn of Organizer: Rita Jalali, Middle Eastern Technical University, the 21st Century Turkey Presider: Eve Sandberg, Oberlin College Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom The Rise of NGOs: Towards a Comparative Tehroy of Social Organizer: Ruth Simms Hamilton, Michigan State Self-Organization. Helmut K. Anheier, School of University Economics, England Presider: Joseph Downer-Marcel, Michigan State International Ties and Organizational Strategies for Change: University The Case of Southern NGOs. Rita Jalali, Middle Eastern Migration and Transnational Identity: The Case of Iranians Technical University, Turkey in the . Ali Akbar Mahdi, Ohio Wesleyan Wishful Thinking: Foreign Aid, Civil Society, and Hope for University Democratization. Alison Van Rooy, The North-South Survival of the Knitted: Immigrant Social Networks in a Institute Stratified World. Vilna I. Bashi, Northwestern Discussion: Eve Sandberg, Oberlin College University Degrees of Membership in a Transnational Public Sphere: 29. Regional Spotlight Session. Challenging Uneven The Conduct of Mexican Politics by Mexican Migrants Development in the City in the U.S. and Mexico. Robert Smith, Barnard College Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Discussion: Maura I. Toro-Morn, Illinois State University Organizer: Philip Nyden, Loyola University Chicago Presenters will discuss the key points of their papers after which Panel: Art Lyons, Executive Director, Center for Economic the discussant will present a summary and highlight critical points. Policy Analysis Following this the audience will be invited to interact with the David Merriman, Loyola University Chicago presenters and the discussant. Ken Govas, Executive Director, DevCorp North Discussion: Brian Banks, Policy Research Action Group 26. Special Session. Collective Memory: Remembering and Forgetting 30. Professional Workshop. Maneuvering the Minefield of Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Human Subjects Protection: Experiences from Sociological Practice and Research (co-sponsored Organizer: Eviatar Zerubavel, Rutgers University by the ASA Committee on Professional Ethics) Presider: Jeffrey Olick, Columbia University Judging the Past in America and Germany: Legacies of Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Honor and Shame. Barry Schwartz, University of Georgia Organizer: Joyce Miller Iutcovich, Keystone University Autobiographical Occasions: Photography and the Research Corporation Representation of the Self. Robert Zussman, University Panel: Judith Levy, University of Illinois of Massachusetts Ross Koppel, Social Research Corporation Collective Memory and the Fall of Yugoslavia. Kai Erikson, Richard Udry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Yale University The protection of human subjects provides a cornerstone in our (Re)cycling the Past: Calendars and Collective Memory. work as sociological researchers and practitioners. However, in developing and implementing procedures to ensure that our subjects are Eviatar Zerubavel and Yael Zerubavel, Rutgers protected from risk and harm, sociologists can be faced with challenges University and problems. Some of these erode our ability to protect subjects (e.g., Discussion: Paul DiMaggio, Princeton University the threats to maintaining confidentiality), while others can actually limit our access to data (e.g., the requirements for parental consent when gathering data from school children or restrictions on the use of 27. Special Session. Lives of Learning in a Market- deception in research). Panelists will provide their insight and discuss their experiences on this important topic through a question/answer Oriented Society Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 63

format. Panelists will also address questions raised by the audience. The Marlene A. Lee, University of Wisconsin, Madison; and workshop will focus on ways to maneuver through this minefield without Katherine M. Donato and Chizuko Wakabayashi, compromising the integrity of the principle to ensure the protection of Louisiana State University human subjects. 2. Who Will Help Me?: Availability of and Satisfaction with 31. Academic Workplace Workshop. Designing Technical Sources of Informal Support for Parents of Children with and Computer Improvements for Your Department Disabilities. Sara E. Green, University of South Florida Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario 3. At First Glance: Preliminary Analysis of Relationship, Marital Status, and Grandparents Items from the Census Organizer and Presider: Robert Davis, North Carolina A&T 2000 Dress Rehearsal. Charles Clark and Jason Fields, State University U.S. Bureau of the Census Panel: Randolph Hawkins, North Carolina A&T State University 4. A Comparison of Characteristics of Racially Homogenous David Johnson, North Carolina A&T State University and Heterogeneous Couple Households in the Census Arthur Paris, Syracuse University 2000 Dress Rehearsal. Alison Fields and Claudette E. Howard Daudistel, University of Texas, El Paso Bennett, U.S. Bureau of the Census S. Fernando Rodriguez, University of Texas, El Paso 5. Living Arrangements and Family Functioning in Low- There is mounting pressure on department chairs and faculty Income, Young-Mother Families. Rukmalie Jayakody, members to integrate the appropriate use of technology in to the Pennsylvania State University; and Ariel Kalil, University teaching and learning environment. The proposed workshop is a “briefing” session where panelists remarks are based on their of Michigan experiences in bringing on board technical and computer improvements 6. Single Mothers as Providers of Assistance to Family and in their respective departments. Discussion will center on technological Friends Meejung Chin and Rukmalie Jayakody, improvements, ranging from facilities (open access labs, specialized, Pennsylvania State University labs, electronic classrooms) and internet resources to advising on the internet. Software enhancements and the use of CD-ROMs will also be 7. Racial Differences in Debt Accumulation. Wendy Y. Carter, discussed. Arizona State University; and David M. Porter, Jr., University of California, Los Angeles 32. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Undergraduates about 8. Gender Differences in the Trajectories of Mathematical the Complexities and Diversities of Contemporary Development: the NLSY and the NELS. Guang Guo and American Rural Life (co-sponsored by the Rural Erin Leahey, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Sociological Society/Kellogg Diversity Initiative Subcommittee on Curriculum Transformation and 9. “Rosie the Ringmaster”: Race, Class, and Family in the the ASA Section on Undergraduate Education) New Age of Women’s Entrepreneurship. Ingrid E. Castro and Deborah M. McCarthy, Northeastern University Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Organizer and Presider: Carol A. Jenkins, Glendale 34. Regular Session. Critical Theory Community College Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Panelist: Cornelia B. Flora, Iowa State University Jan L. Flora, Iowa State University Organizer and Presider: Moishe Postone, The University of Carol A. Jenkins, Glendale Community College Chicago Howard L. Sacks, Kenyon College The Critical Theory of the Modern State: Marcuse’s This teaching workshop will (1) review how contemporary American Departure from Frankfurt Orthodoxy. Stanley Aronowitz, rural life tends to be communicated in undergraduate instruction, City University of New York Graduate Center curriculum, and textbook presentations; (2) provide suggestions for The Nature of Structure and the Form of Difference: reconceptualizing the complexities and diversities of rural life; and (3) Temporal Conceptions in Critical Theory. Nancy demonstrate strategies for thematically integrating a more representative Hanrahan, George Mason University analysis of American societal life (rural-urban interfaces, rural issues, and “sense of place”). The workshop is especially intended for Critical Theory and the “Risk Society”: Adapting to Systems undergraduate instructors and textbook authors, especially Introduction or Identifying Agency and Relationships? Nitsan Chorev, to Sociology, Methods, Social Problems, Community, and Gender New York University Studies. Resource materials will be provided. Session 34, continued

33. Open Topic Research Poster Session. Family, Feminist Welfare Reform: Intimate Realms and Rationality. Education, and the Economy Suzanne T. Reading, University of California, Santa Cruz Discussion: Peter Beilharz, La Trobe University, Australia Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Organizer: Megan M. Sweeney, Rutgers University 35. Regular Session. Families and Systems of Care 1. Immigrant Entry Cohort and Elderly Living Arrangements. Hilton Chicago, Marquette 64 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Organizers: Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University; and Anita Nebraska, Lincoln Ilta Garey, University of California Berkeley and Explaining Variation in the Reported Incidence of Anti-Gay University of New Hampshire Hate Crimes. Nella Van Dyke, Rebecca Widom, and Presider: Kimberly Mahaffy, University of New Hampshire Sarah Soule, University of Arizona Constructing School-aged Children’s Care. Terry Arendell, All Men Are Created Equal: The Differential Protection of Colby College and University of California, Berkeley Minority Groups in Hate Crime Legislation. Sarah Soule Keeping a Running Tally?: Couples’ Perceptions of Fairness and Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona over Time. Laura Sanchez, Tulane University; and Emily Discussion: Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis W. Kane, Bates College Relations among Neighborhood Characteristics, Parenting, 38. Regular Session. Health Policy and Child Outcome. Steven A. Meyers and Cheryl Miller, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Roosevelt University The Impact of Transactional Caring on Gender Relations: Organizer: Thomas A. LaVeist, Johns Hopkins University The Case of Indian Immigrant Families in the U.S. Sheba Presider: Chiquita Collins, Georgia Institute of Technology M. George, University of California, Berkeley New Factors in the Antitrust Regulation of Hospital Mergers. Discussion: Karla Hackstaff, Northern Arizona University Blair Gifford, University of Colorado, Denver A Tale of Two Hospital Types: A Longitudinal Analysis of the 36. Regular Session. Group Processes: Exchange, Declining Distinction between For-Profit and Not-for- Profit Hospitals. Sharyn J. Potter, University of New Power, and Status Hampshire Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Offsetting the Structural Changes in Healthcare Supply with Organizer: Michael J. Lovaglia, University of Iowa Corporate Demand for an Investment in Quality Presider: Joseph M. Whitmeyer, University of North Carolina, Behavioral Healthcare. Russell Burton, Kathryn Rost, Charlotte and John Fortney, University of Arkansas Offers, Negotiations, and Choices in Social Exchange. Noah The Adoption of Health Care Reform at the State Level: E. Friedkin, University of California, Santa Barbara; and Market Regulation and Government Provision. Claire Philip Bonacich, University of California, Los Angeles Fratello, New York University When Exchange Networks Change: A Comparative Analysis. Organizational Effects on Physician Referral Patterns: Social Robb Willer, University of Iowa; and David Willer, Networks and Informal Social Control among Physicians. University of South Carolina Denise L. Anthony, University of Michigan Embedded Social Dilemmas: Low-Power Coalitions in Exchange Networks. Brent Simpson, Cornell University 39. Regular Session. Informal Economy Power and influence in Social Structure: Alteration of Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Structural Power by Influence as a Multiple Status Characteristics Effect. Kinga Wysienska and Jacek Organizer and Presider: Kinuthia Macharia, American Szmatka, Jagiellonian University, Poland University A Status-Value Theory of Power: Ratio-Level Predictions for Gender, Opportunity, and Identity: The Careers of Women New Exchange Structures. Shane Thye, University of and Men in New York’s Informal Economy. Karrie Ann South Carolina , New York University Duration and Dynamics of Speeches in Task Groups. Robert Uncovering the Power of Informality: Gender, Community, K. Shelly, Ohio University; and Lisa Troyer, University of and Patriarchy in Domestic Services in Turkey. Gul Iowa Ozyegin, College of William and Mary Discussion: Joseph M. Whitmeyer, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Overurbanization and the Political Implications of the Urban Informal Sector in Global Conflict. Marina Karides, University of Georgia 37. Regular Session. Hate Crimes Discussion: Kinuthia Macharia, American University Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Organizer: Valerie Jenness, University of California, Irvine 40. Regular Session. Sociolinguistics Presider: Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Hate Crimes, Hate Groups, and Racial Tension in an Integrating Chicago Neighborhood, 1978-1988. Chip Organizer: William A. Corsaro, Indiana University, Berlet, Political Research Associates Bloomington Violence in the Lives of Sexual Minority Youth: Presider: Karen Lutfey, Indiana University, Bloomington Understanding Victimization and Violence Perpetration. Facework and Embarrassment in Korean Discourse. Francis Stephen T. Russell and Brian T. Franz, University of Ha, University of California, Santa Barbara Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 65

Variations in Norms for Speaking: The Influence of Status Table Presider: Mary Tuominen, Denison University Relationships. Markella Rutherford, Caring for Kids in the “Free Market”: A Critique of Recent Interaction, Representation, and Concept Building: Federal Child Care Policy. Table Presider: Mary Collaborative Computer Use in High School Science Tuominen, Denison University Classes. Barry Saferstein, California State University, Neighborhoods, Families, and Children’s Well-Being. Jason San Marcos D. Joyner, North Carolina State University Brackets, Cues, and Markers in the Corporate Discourse Housework as Ritual. Patricia B. Christian, Canisius College Community. Ryan Sperry, Columbia University Money, Employment, and Men’s Housework Time. Sanjiv Gupta, University of Michigan 41. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Refereed The Effect of Children on the Work Effort and Welfare Roundtables on Sex and Gender Receipt of Single Mothers. Sarah A. Avellar, University of Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Wisconsin, Madison Organizers: Joey Sprague, Susan C. Cooper, Molly Dingel, 5. Women in Male-dominant Jobs and Hsiu-hua Shen, University of Kansas Table Presider: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State University Token Policewomen: A Historical Look at Women in Policing. 1. Gender and Scientific Work Cheri Chambers, North Carolina State University Table Presider: Jan Thomas “There Oughta Be a Law against Bitches”: Lessons from Gendering Organizational Theory: Opportunity for Police Academy Training. Anastasia Prokos, Florida Advancement and the Interpersonal Environment in a State University Biomedical Research Institute. Vicky M. MacLean, Mary Where Are the Women? Explaining the Declining Number of Washington College Women Coaches. Susan C. Cooper, University of The Effect of Gender and Marital (A) Symmetry on the Work Kansas and Family Lives of Young Physicians. Susan W. Hinze, Gender Differences in Faculty’s Perception of a “Chilly Heidi Chirayath, and Michael L. Schaefer, Case Climate”. Elaine J. Hall, Kent State University Western Reserve University; and Mary-Margaret Chren and C. Seth Landefeld, University of California, San 6. Gendered Passages Francisco Table Presider: Lisa Handler, State University of New York, Gender, Domestic Status, and Science: Who Stays and Who Stony Brook Leaves? Seyma Hakim, St. Cloud State University Beyond Typical Life-Designs - Themes of Life of Young Women. Patricia Pfeil, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, 2. Gender, Politics, and Policy Germany Table Presider: Frances Hasso, Antioch College Non-Mothering Mothers: An Examination of Women’s Gender Sameness versus Difference: How Useful Is this Experience within a Social Construct. Mae Henderson, Distinction of Notions of for Comparative California State University, Long Beach Analysis of Gender Politics? Kathrin Zippel, University of Born at the Right Time?: Gendered and Webs of Wisconsin, Madison Entitlement and Responsibility. Susan A. McDaniel, The Effects of Family, Work, and Welfare on Mothers’ and University of Alberta Single Mothers’ : Which Welfare States Are the Most “Mother-Friendly?” Karen Christopher, University of Arizona Session 41, continued

7. Doing Masculinities/Doing Femininities The State, Sexuality, and the Market: The Regulation of Table Presider: Jennifer A. Reich, University of California, in , , and . Elizabeth Davis Bernstein, University of California, Berkeley Bad Ass Masculinity. Marino Bruce, University of Wisconsin, 3. Examining Attitudes about Gender Madison; Barbara J. Risman, North Carolina State Table Presider: L. Susan Williams, Kansas State University University What Bolsters Traditional Views about Women’s Role in the Doing Gender in Degendered Places: Men in Marion Center U.S.? Xiaowei Luo, Stanford University; and Ji Bo, Mental Health Facility. Ophra Leyser, University of Washington University, St. Louis Kansas Graduate Student Perception of Gender Discrimination. Gendering Sexual Identity: Lesbian Feminists Talk about Bi- Marnie Salupo, Kent State University Femininity. Amber Ault, University of Wisconsin, Madison A Contextual Analysis of Gender Attitudes Regarding Women Transgender Passing: The Managed Achievement of in Politics across Region. Laura M. Moore, University of “Normality.” Erin Calhoun Davis, University of Virginia Maryland, College Park 8. Making and Breaking of the Family 4. Taking Care of Families Table Presider: Judith A. Howard, University of Washington 66 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Rubber Band Ceremonies: Understanding the Design of Gay, Constructions of Ideal and Abject Men and Women. Lesbian and Heterosexual Marriage and Commitment Paola Bacchetta, University of Kentucky Ceremonies. Mary C. Wright, University of Michigan Tensions of Sexual Respectability: Accounts of Sexual Gender in Uncoupling Accounts. Susan Walzer and Thomas Aggression. Jyoti Puri, Simmons College P. Oles, Skidmore College 9. Feminist Research Using Focus Groups 42. Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict. Table Presider: Margaret Greer, National University Genocide, Democide, and Politicide Focus Groups in Feminist Research. Esther Madriz, Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F University of San Francisco Organizer and Presider: Tom Cushman, Wellesley College Moving Up: Working Class Kids Talk about Middle Class The Mobilization of Consent: International Context, Lives. Gwen Richtermeyer, University of Kansas Governmental Repression, and the Social Effects of 10. cancelled Political Violence and Peace in El Salvador, 1977-1998. 11. Images of Gender Mayra Gomez, University of Minnesota Table Presider: Marybeth Stalp, University of Georgia, Soviet Occupational Policy with Respect to the Native Athens Population of the Former East Prussia. Arune L. Maintaining Traditionality and Bleaching Femininity. Gloria Y. Arbusauskaite, Klaipeda University, Lithuania Gadsden, Fairleigh Dickinson University Genocide or Genocidal Massacre: The Case of Hungarian Racial Differences in Women’s Weight and Body Image: A Prisoners in Soviet Custody. Tamas Stark, Hungarian Quali-Quantitative Study. Dorrit Ram, Ohio State Academy of Sciences, Hungary University Violence and Memory: The Politics of Modernity in Korea. The Constructed Meanings of Female Childlessness in Hyun Sook Kim, Wheaton College Contemporary Film Culture. Susan M. Ross, Lycoming In a Perfect World: Durkheim’s Imperfect Conception of College Power and the Legitimation of Nationalism and Genocide in Turkey. Nicole Elise Varrtanian, Columbia University 12. Bodies, Pleasure, and Power Discussion: Pinar Batur Vander Lippe, Vassar College Table Presider: Sharon Hays, University of Virginia

Is Pornography Domination or Liberation?: Psychoenergetics 43. Section on Sociology of Population. Cross-national and the (Re)Creation of the Masculine Subject in Straight Porn. Christa Kelleher and Katrin Kirz, Brandeis Research on Family and Demographic Change (co- University sponsored by the Section on Sociology of the Kicking into Consciousness through Self-Defense Training: Family) Getting Physical in Both Theory and Practice. Martha Hilton Chicago, Williford C McCaughey, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Organizer and Presider: Arland Thornton, University of University Michigan Temporal and Regional Variation in the Strength of Educational Homogamy. James M. Raymo and Yu Xie, Better Loving through Chemistry: How New Impotence University of Michigan Treatment Technologies Promise to Change Male Ethnic Differences in Demographic Responses to Crisis: Sexuality. Chris Wienke, University of Pittsburgh Marriage and Fertility in Kazakhstan. Victor Agadjanian, 13. Empirical Research on Sexuality Arizona State University Table Presider: Patti A. Giuffre, Southwest Texas State Fertility Change in the Modern World and in the Original University Demographic Transition: Economic vs. Sociobiological The First Time for What?: The Non-Equivalence of First Explanations. Stephen K. Sanderson and Joshua Coitus, Virginity Loss, and Becoming Sexually Active. Dubrow, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Laura M. Carpenter, University of Pennsylvania Changes in Family Structures and Adolescent Mortality. “Let’s Talk about Sex, Baby”: Discourses of Female Patrick Heuveline and Chi Young Koh, University of Adolescent Sexuality in Cyberspace. Jeni Loftus, Indiana Chicago University Discussion: Susan Cotts Watkins, University of Pennsylvania Examining Status Differences between Sexual Partners and the Frequency of Sexual Behaviors in a National Sample. 44. Section on Political Sociology. Refereed Roundtables Lisa V. Friel, U.S. Bureau of the Census and Business Meeting 14. Cross-Cultural Sexuality Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Table Presider: Melissa A. Haveman, University of Kansas Refereed Roundtables on Political Sociology (10:30-11:30 Gender/Sex/Sexuality as Sites of Order/Disorder: a.m.): Connections and Contradictions in Hindu Nationalist Organizer: Denise Benoit Scott, State University of New York, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 67

Geneseo Period and Its Political Influences in Japan and Germany. 1. NGOs, SMOs, SMs, Public Opinion, and Policy Change: Elizabeth McSweeney, Yale University Theoretical and Methodological Issues Institutional Memory and Political Strategy: Norwegian Party Table Presider: Paul Burstein, University of Washington Politics in the 1994 EU Referendum. Marth Easton, Women’s Non-Governmental Organizations in the Emerging University of Minnesota Democracy of Ghana. Kathleen Fallon, Indiana 9. Globalization, Social Policy, and Social Change University Flogging a Dead Horse?: American Welfare Exceptionalism The Politics of Mass Insurgency: Agrarian Insurrection and in the Emerging Global Economy. John O’Connor, Recent Land Reform in Mexico. Delores Trevizo, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Occidental College World Peace and Sticky Culture. Steph Lambert, Arizona The Impact of Public Opinion, Social Movements, Social State University Movement Organizations, and Interest Groups on Policy Liberal or Medical-Statist?: Explaining the Politics of Abortion Change: Theoretical and Methodological Concerns. Paul Policy in the United States and Great Britain, 1960-2000. Burstein, University of Washington Drew Halfmann, New York University 2. The Social-Political Construction of Terrorism Section on Political Sociology Business Meeting (11:30 a.m.- The Social Construction of Law Enforcement and the White 12:15 p.m.) Separatist as Terrorists: The Siege at Ruby Ridge, Idaho.

Betty A. Dobratz, Iowa State University Oklahoma City Bombing, Clinton White House, and the Mass 45. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Refereed Media. Wayne Padgett, Florida Community College Roundtables and Research Workshops. Emotions and Society: Theoretical Contributions and 3. Presidential Nominating Conventions and Party Politics Substantive Implications Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speeches, 1960-1996: A Test of Party Convergence. Sally Ann Batchelor and Hilton Chicago, Continental A Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Austin State University Organizers: Lori Holyfield, University of Arkansas; and Subverting Images: British, Canadian, and French Television Timothy J. Owens, Indiana University, Indianapolis Coverage of the 1996 Presidential Nominating Refereed Roundtables: Conventions. Philo Wasburn, Purdue University 1. Emotions and Agency: Empirical Examples and 4. Ethnicity, Class, and Electoral Participation Theoretical Implications Does Class Mediate the SES-Political Activism Relationship? Session 45, continued W. Lawrence Neuman, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Table Presider: Lori Holyfield, University of Arkansas The Social and Ideological Bases of Party Support in Contextualizing the Therapeutic: Implications of (and for) Mexico’s Delayed Transition to Democracy. Sara Schatz, Emotion Management Theory and Research. Rebecca J. University of California, Los Angeles Erickson, University of Akron 5. Politics of Labor Reform 2. Organization, Power, and Emotions Labor Reform in the 1910s: The Case of Massachusetts. Table Presider: William Yoels, University of Alabama, Robert Biggert, Assumption College Birmingham Congress of Industrial Organizations and the Rise of Organizational and Power Dimensions of Emotions: The American Industrial Unionism: A Re-Evaluation of the Case of Humor. William Yoels, University of Alabama, Record. George P. Mason, Wayne State University Birmingham Chaos, Emotion, and Organizational Change. Michelle 6. Global Political-Economic Transformations Wildenauer and Patrick Slevin, Direction Consulting Inc. Globalization and Fragmentation: A Historical Analysis of Power and Emotions in Public Space: The Case of Secession. Ann Hironaka, Stanford University Wheelchair Users Revisited. Robert Mortenson, Kimberly ROC—The Republic of Confusions: Global Institutional Gross, Jesse Weiss, and Lorna Watkins, University of Structure, State Sovereignty, and Nationalist Politics in Arkansas Taiwan. Horng-Luen Wang, University of Chicago 3. Emotions and Children 7. Elites and Culture: Perspectives on Nationalism Table Presider: Gillian Bendelow, University of Warwick, Elite Construction of Modern Chinese National Identity. Tong England Shen, Boston University Emotional Worlds of Children’s Everyday Lives. Gillian 8. Political and Historical Environments and Political Parties Bendelow, University of Warwick, England Explaining Variation in Support for Left-Libertarian Parties: A Interplay between Covert Emotions and Overt Talk in Pooled Time-Series of Cross-Sections Approach. Kent Interviews. Annika Lillrank, University of Helsinki, Finland Redding and Arthur Alderson, Indiana University 4. Emotions and Deviance Political Party Opposition in Hybrid Systems: The Occupation 68 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Table Presider: Aaron Scott, University of Arkansas Alienation and Resistance: Race/Ethnicity and as Being Emotionally Deviant. Leslie Wasson, Direction Subjective Factors in Organizing Immigrant Latina/o Consulting, Inc. Workers. Margaret M Zamudio, University of Colorado, Disgust, Rage, and Horror: Images of Crime and Emotions. Boulder Gregory Wiltfang, University of Arkansas The Political Economy of Northwest Ohio Agriculture and 5. Emotions across Time and Culture Options for Farm Labor Organization. Marietta Morrissey, Table Presider: Motoko Yasuda Lee, Iowa State University University of Toledo Japanese Women’s Emotion Talk with “Haiku.” Motoko Latino Leadership: An Anti-Foundationalist Approach to Yasuda Lee, Iowa State University Social Movement Leadership in Los Angeles. Alfonso Playing is a Science: Eighteenth Century Actors’ Manuals Morales, University of Texas, El Paso; and Robert and the Sociology of Emotion. Tanya Cassidy and Jimenez, University of Michigan Conrad Brunstrom, National University of Ireland Discussion: Jose Calderon, Pitzer College Fear and Hope in Russia. Tony Carnes, Columbia University 47. Section on Sociology of Religion. Religion and Family 6. Emotion Management: Theoretical and Empirical Contributions Hilton Chicago, Continental B Table Presider: Gretchen Peterson, University of Arizona Organizer and Presider: Penny Edgell Becker, Cornell A Weberian Perspective on Emotions: Rationality, University Bureaucracy, and Emotion Management. Kelly A. Dagan, Evangelicals, Work, and Family. Sally K. Gallagher, Oregon Kent State University State University The Influence of Emotional Labor on Emotion Management Christian Women of the Third Wave: Feminism, Gender, and Strategies in Everyday Life. Gretchen Peterson, Family in the International Churches of Christ. Kathleen University of Arizona E. Jenkins, Brandeis University 7. Emotions and Health Table Presider: Karen Pugliesi, Northern Arizona University Religion, Religiosity, Marital Quality among American Identity Theory, Emotions, and Mental Health. Jan E. Stets Couples. Sampson Lee Blair, Arizona State University; and Teresa M.Tsushima, Washington State University and Frank D. Beck, Illinois State University Effects of Patient Humor on Medical Care: A Provider’s-Eye Religion and Paternal Involvement. W. Bradford Wilcox, View. Linda E. Francis, Kathleen Monahan, and Candyce Princeton University Berger, State University of New York, Stony Brook Discussion: R. Stephen Warner, University of Illinois, Chicago Stress Exposure, Emotional Experience, and Self-Diagnosis of Premenstrual Syndrome. Karen Pugliesi, Northern Arizona University 11:30 a.m. Meetings ______Research Workshops: 8. Emotional Dilemmas Section on Political Sociology Business Meeting (to 12:15 Table Presider: Sara C. Hare, Indiana University, p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Bloomington Conflicting Emotions: When Family Violence Victims Prosecute the Offenders. Sara C. Hare and David A. 12:30 p.m. Meetings ______Ford, Indiana University, Indianapolis ____

9. The ABCs of ACT Committee on Professional Ethics—Hilton Chicago, Table Presider: Andreas , Texas Tech University Conference Room 4H The Affective Dimensions of Internet Culture: A New Look. American Sociological Review Editorial Board—Hilton Panelist: Adam B. King, Indiana University Chicago, Conference Room 4M Contemporary Sociology Editorial Board—Hilton Chicago, 46. Section on Latina/o Sociology. Latina/o Political Conference Room 4L Empowerment Social Psychology Quarterly Editorial Board—Hilton Palmer Hilton Chicago, Joliet House, Cresthill Room 11 Organizers: Rogelio Saenz and Cruz Torres, Texas A&M Sociology of Education Editorial Board—Hilton Chicago, University Conference Room 4E Presider: Cruz Torres, Texas A&M University Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender Business Meeting— Chicano Political Consciousness: Renegotiating Culture, Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Class, and Gender with Oppositional Consciousness. Denise Segura, University of California, Santa Barbara; and Beatriz Pesquera, University of California, Davis 12:30 p.m. Sessions Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 69

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Hilton Chicago, Continental C 48. Thematic Session. Coping with World Transitions: Organizer and Presider: Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of New Social Movements North Carolina, Chapel Hill Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom Adolescent Reproductive Health Behaviors: An Overview of Organizer and Presider: Ronald R. Aminzade, University Findings from the Add Health Survey. Dawn M. Upchurch of Minnesota and Carol S. Aneshensel, University of California, Los Making Internationalism out of Nation: The Rise of Angeles; and Lee A. Lillard, University of Michigan Transnational Forms. Leila J. Rupp and Verta A. Pledging the Future: Virginity Pledges and the Transition to Taylor, Ohio State University First Intercourse. Peter S. Bearman and Hannah Institutional Foci of Transnational Movements: NAFTA, Brueckner, Columbia University the , and the World Trade Does Child Support Enforcement Result in Responsible Organization. Sidney Tarrow, Cornell University Sexual Behavior?: Results from the National Survey of Globalization and International Labor Movements. Terry Adolescent Males. Freya L. Sonenstein, The Urban Boswell, Emory University Institute; Scott Boggess, Georgetown University; Joseph Social Protest and the Construction of Civil Society: A H Pleck, University of Illinois, Urbana; and Leighton Ku, Comparative Analysis of Democratization Processes. The Urban Institute J. Craig Jenkins and Zeynep Kuzucu, Ohio State University Session 51, continued The Algebra of Social Contexts in Early Adolescence: How 49. Special Session. The Family Wage Reconsidered: Neighborhoods, Schools, Peers, and Families Labor and Household Income at Century’s End Cumulatively Influence Successful Development. Thomas Cook, Northwestern University Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Discussion: Julien Teitler, Princeton University Organizer and Presider: Barbara Laslett, University of Minnesota 52. Professional Workshop. Hate Groups, Hate Crimes, From the Family Wage to the Social Wage: Labor, Gender, Discrimination, Prejudice, , and the Welfare State. Joel Rogers, University of Oppression, Demonization, Scapegoating, Wisconsin, Madison Conspiracism, Apocalypticism: Do We Really Discussion: Johanna Brenner, Portland State University; and Understand the Dynamics? Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron

50. Special Session. Interlocking Layers of Urban Organizer and Presider: Chip Berlet, Political Research Inequality Associates Panel: Betty A. Dobratz, Iowa State University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Philip Lamy, Castleton College Organizer and Presider: James R. Elliot, Tulane University Valerie Jenness, University of California, Irvine Exploring Racial Wage Inequality through the Characteristics David Ostendorf, Center for New Community of the Workplace. David Grant, Cleveland State Devin Burghardt, Center for New Community University The relationships among these processes remain obscure and Social Isolation in the “Hood”: Effects of Place and Network insufficiently studied. Meanwhile, public policy agencies, private human Ties on Employment Outcomes in Disadvantaged relations groups, and the media frequently ignore or reject the important contemporary research that is available. Ideology, methodology, and Neighborhoods. Mario Sims, University of Michigan; and unpopularity are constantly conflated. Members of organized hate groups James R. Elliot, Tulane University commit just a tiny percentage of hate crimes, yet language blaming Intermetropolitan Continuity in Ethnic Niching, 1980-1990. “extremists” and a “lunatic fringe” persists. Paranoid style or apocalyptic Franklin D. Wilson, University of Wisconsin, Madison paradigm? Individual pathology or institutional oppression? What should Regional Economic Restructuring and the Informalization of we be doing...if anything? A lively discussion will involve academic, Employment Relations in Mexican Cities. M. Elizabeth activists, and audience.

Fussell, Pennsylvania University 52x. Professional Workshop. Communicating Research Discussion: Abel Valenzuela, Jr., University of California, Los to the Media Angeles Hilton Chicago, Marquette 51. Special Session. Adolescent Health and Public Policy Richard Moran, Mount Holyoke College (co-sponsored by the ASA S. Spivack Elizabeth Taylor, Literary Editor, Book Review and Sunday Program in Applied Social Research and Social Magazine, Chicago Tribune 70 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Julia Keller, Cultural and Media Critic, Chicago Tribune Practices among Young Drug Injectors in Chicago. Lawrence Ouellet and Lorna Thorpe, University of Illinois, 53. Academic Workplace Workshop. Dealing with Chicago Academic Threats to the Classroom Discussion: Wayne Wiebel, University of Illinois, Chicago Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H 56. Regular Session. Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizers: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University; and Organizations: Organizational Culture, Structure, and Catherine T. Harris, Wake Forest University Ideology Presider: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University Declining Classroom Civilty: Real Threat or Moral Panic? Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Jerry M. Lewis, Kent State University Organizer and Presider: Margaret A. Johnson, Oklahoma Student Expectations and Academic Reality: Anger among State University Highly Qualified and Less Qualified Students. Catherine A Case Study of Organizational Dynamics in the T. Harris, Wake Forest University Welfare/Workfare Rights Movement. Sandra Bender Student Expectations and Delivering the Product: Disjunction Fromson, University of Connecticut and Discord in the Classroom. Michael Wise, Changing or Reproducing Society?: Discursive Politics by Appalachian State University Rape Crisis Centers and Mainstream Organizations. This workshop will deal with strategies for resisting challenging bias Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University in the classroom, as well as the instructor’s role in maintaining objectivity The Rise of the Donor: Organizational Strategies, and avoiding using the classroom as a political forum. Dealing with student anger in different academic contexts will be discussed. This Environmental Pressures and the Non-Profit Sector. workshop is composed of members who are winners of teaching awards Emily A. Barman, University of Chicago at their institutions. A Comparison of Self-Help, Electoral, and Pressure Group Voluntary Associations: Linking Organizational 54. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sociology of Mental Characteristics to Psychological Empowerment. N. Health and Illness Andrew Peterson and Paul W. Speer, Rutgers University Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Discussion: Rebecca Bordt, University of Notre Dame

Organizers: David T. Takeuchi and Brian Powell, Indiana 57. Regular Session. Consumers and Consumption : University Global Perspectives on the Development of Panel: David Newman, DePauw University Consumption Behavior Eliza Pavalko, Indiana University Terri Winnick, Indiana University Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie The goal of the workshop is to convey the excitement of teaching Organizer and Presider: Peyton R. Mason, Market Research the sociology of mental health to undergraduates and to provide some Consultant instructional tools that will help students learn some key constructs. We Encounters at the Counter: The Gender Dimension of the will provide examples of syllabi and instructional materials that may be useful to instructors. Handouts will be provided and time allotted for Shopping Experience in Contemporary Turkey. Ayse questions and discussion. Durakbasa, Sinan University, Turkey; and Dilek Cindoglu, Bilkent University, Turkey 55. Regular Session. Social Dimensions of AIDS: Risk Changing Ethnoscapes: Transformation of Eating-Out in and Prevention Post-War Turkey. Zafer Yenal, Binghamton University Leisure Activities and Cultural Tastes as Lifestyle Indicators: Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 A Comparative Analysis of Germany, Sweden, , Organizer and Presider: Laurie Wermuth, California State Israel, and the United States. Tally Katz-Gerro, University University, Chico of California, Berkeley Rising Proportions of Young Widows and the AIDS Epidemic in Africa. Jacob Adetunji, Bowling Green State University; 58. Regular Session. National and State Education Policy and J.B. Oni Motivation for Risk Reduction: Self Interest, Normative, and Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Relationship Reasons for Condom Use and Nonuse. Organizer: Caroline Hodges Persell, New York University David Bell, Roberto Trevino, John Atkinson, and Jerry Presider: Amy Stuart Wells, University of California, Los Carlson, Affiliated Systems Corporation Angeles Sex, Drugs and HIV Risk among Detained Adolescents in Reforming High-Poverty Schools: Moving from Theory to Rural Alabama. Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Practice. Robert Cooper, Johns Hopkins University Alabama, Birmingham The State Politics of Charter Schooling: The Cases of Factors Influencing Change Behavior: Risk Reduction for HIV California, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and Georgia. Infection. Beverly Stiles, Texas A&M University Kevin Dougherty and Brigitte Nahas, Manhattan College HIV, HBV, HCV, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Associated Risk Effects of School, District, and State Funding Policies on Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 71

Programs of School, Family, and Community England Partnerships. Joyce Epstein, Laurel A. Clark, Mavis G. Macro-Level Determinants of Execution Rates: Sanders, and Frances E. Van Voorhis, Johns Hopkins Disaggregating the Effects of Racial and Economic University Inequality. Lesley Williams Reid, Tulane University States’ Assessment Policies as Incentive Systems and Confrontations and Compromise: Dispute Resolution at a Students’ Academic Attainment. Chandra Muller, Worker Cooperative Coal Mine. Elizabeth A. Hoffmann, University of Texas, Austin; and Kathryn S. Schiller, University of Wisconsin, Madison State University of New York, Albany Myth in Police-Community Relations: An Institutional History To School, To Market: Visions of the Market and the of Police Reform Jane Zavisca, University of California, Reconstruction of American Education. Jeanne Powers, Berkeley University of California, San Diego; and Peter W. Session 61, continued Cookson, Jr., Columbia University Discussion: Elizabeth L. Useem, Philadelphia Education Social Context and Sentence Length: Toward a Political Fund Model of Contextual and Individual Influences. Ronald Helms, Washington State University Discussion: Kenneth T. Andrews, 59. Regular Session. Ethnographic Methodology

Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B 62. Regular Session. Patrolling the Boundaries of Organizer: Michael G. Flaherty, Eckerd College Whiteness: Class Variations, Gender Interplays Presider: Donileen R. Loseke, University of South Florida Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Autobiography, Emotions, Objectivity, and Other Fieldwork Dilemmas. Laurie Schaffner, University of California Organizer: Deborah K. King, Dartmouth College Researching from Afar: Benefits of Long Distance Presider: Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College Ethnography. D. Angus Vail and Brendan D. Walsh, The Black Traffic in White Girls: Chicago Anti-Vice Crusades University of Connecticut and the Gendered Logic of . Brian The Interactive Ethnography: Methodological Considerations. Donovan, Northwestern University Dick Butcher, Southeastern Oklahoma State University; A Room without a View: Social Distance and the Structuring Gottfried Paasche, York University; and Frank Nutch, of Privileged Identity. Michael Sacks and Marika Trent University Lindholm, Northwestern University Creative-Analytical Practices: Ethnography for the Twenty- Puerto Rican Wannabes: A Spectacle of Violated White First Century. Laurel Richardson, Ohio State University Middle Class Girlhood. Amy Wilkins, University of Discussion: Barry Glassner, University of Southern California Massachusetts, Amherst White Racial Attitudes in Working Class Atlanta. Monica 60. Regular Session. Social Structure, Social McDermott, Harvard University Discussion: Deirdre Royster, University of Massachusetts, Relationships, and Moral Order: Weber, Durkheim, Amherst; and Christina Gomez, Dartmouth College and Others

Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario 63. Regular Session. Social Networks: Structural Organizer: Harvey Goldman, University of California, San Influences on Social Action Diego Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Presider: Steven A. Turner, University of South Florida Stratification Theory and Research in Weimar Germany. Organizer and Presider: Tom Valente, Johns Hopkins Sandro Segre, University of Genoa University Scarce Resources and Iron Cages: Max Weber’s Mechanism Spatial Models of Network Formation. Carter Butts and of Ossification of Social Relationships. Vladimir Kathleen M. Carley, Carnegie Mellon University Oboronko, University of California, San Diego Structural Properties of Power Networks and Subjective Rationalism in the Wild West: Max Weber, Capitalism, and Legitimacy. John Martin, Rutgers University the Frontier. David N. Smith, University of Kansas Global Policies, National Reactions: Responses to the United The Moral Philosophy of Organic Utility: Durkheim, Mill, ’ Agenda on Reproductive Health. Nancy Luke, Maslow. Ronald G. LaRocque and Candan Duran- University of Pennsylvania Aydintug, University of Colorado, Denver Your Initial Knowledge or Tireless Networking?: A Computational Model of Human Capital and Social Capital in Knowledge Accumulation. Jina Kang, 61. Regular Session. Law and Society: Power and University of California, Los Angeles Contextuality in Legal Transformation Migrant Networks as Social Networks. Ann D. Bagchi, Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G University of Wisconsin, Madison Organizer and Presider: Mary E. Vogel, Oxford University, 72 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

64. Regular Session. Sport and Social Reproduction Peacekeeping. Maria Bina Palmisano, University of Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Maryland An Exploratory Analysis of Roll-Call Voting on Issues of Organizer and Presider: Alan Klein, Northeastern University Concern to Women in the Military. Rachel V. Noble, The Function of School Sport Revisited. Naomi Fejgin, University of Maryland Zinman College, Israel Parents, Sport, and Social Reproduction. Thomas Gorman, 5. Examining Genocide: Recent Controversies and Their Queens College/Queensborough Community College, Impact on Sociology City University of New York A Theory of Genocide. Michimi Muranushi, Gakushuin The Benefits of Sport and Science for Women: Race Makes a University, Japan Difference. Rebecca Kraus, U.S. Commission on Civil The Holocaust and the Phenomenon of Genocide: Their Rights Impact on Sociology. Jack Nusan Porter, The Spencer The Effects of High School Interscholastic Sport Participation Institute on Academic Performance: Do Students Benefit and Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict Business Meeting Why? Beckett Broh, Ohio State University (1:30-2:15 p.m.) Discussion: Michael Malec, Boston College 66. Section on Sociology of Population. Sociology of 65. Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict. Refereed Population: Feminism, Capitalism, Marriage, and Roundtables and Business Meeting Fertility in Industrialized Nations (co-sponsored by Hilton Chicago, Williford AB the Section on the Sociology of Sex and Gender) Refereed Roundtables (12:30-1:30 p.m.): Hilton Chicago, Williford C Organizer: Meyer Kestnbaum, University of Maryland; and Organizer and Presider: Linda J. Waite, University of Chicago Lee A. Smithey, University of Texas, Austin U.S. Women Who Delay Childbearing: Interpreting Recent 1. Cross-Cultural Conflict Mediation Marriage and Fertility Patterns. Steven P. Martin, Inter-Racial Dialogue: Prospects for Genuine Change. Amy University of Wisconsin, Madison S. Hubbard, Randolph-Macon College; and Julie Time of One’s Own and the Timing of Births: A Gender Honnold and Leonda Keniston, Virginia Commonwealth Perspective for Understanding Low Fertility in Post- University Transition Societies. Harriet B. Presser, Russell Sage Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution: Obtaining Just Foundation Agreements. Candice C. Carter, University of North Abortion among African-American Elites. Averil Y. Clark, Florida University of Pennsylvania 2. Social Dimensions of the Military Presence Weak Men and Disorderly Women: Divorce and the Division Competing Medical Systems in Postcolonial South Asia: A of Labor. Margaret Brinig, George Mason University; and Case Study of Medical Knowledge and Social Conflict. Steven Nock, University of Virginia Warren Fincher, University of Texas, Austin Discussion: Laura Sanchez, Tulane University Gender-Specific Effects of Military Presence on Local Rates of Unemployment. Bradford Booth, University of 67. Section on Political Sociology. Globalization and the Maryland State Accession of Women in the Japan Self-Defense Force: Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 17 Paradoxical Gender Integration. Yuko Kurashina, Organizer and Presider: Alexander Hicks, Emory University University of Maryland Determinants of Economic Growth: Bridging Sociologists and 3. Sources of Social Conflict Economists’ Approaches. Lane Kenworthy, East Carolina Cultural Stereotypes and the Adversary Compulsion. Gordon University Fellman, Brandeis University The New Imperialism: Five Theses. Mohammed A. Bamyeh, Religious and in a Secular Society: India’s New York University Cow Protection. Rennison Lalgee, University of Texas, Japanese Transnationals and the U.S. Grassroots: Mitsubishi Austin and Sexual Harassment. Tomoji Ishi, Japan Pacific Cultural Conflict and Stereotypes. Lester Kurtz, University of Resource Network Texas, Austin; and Mariam Mniga, Dar-es-Salaam Globalization, Political Institutions, and the Advanced Welfare Television State. Duane Swank, Marquette University 4. Making Policy, Foreign and Military Discussion: Alexander Hicks, Emory University U.S. Foreign Policy Decision Making: The Grenada Intervention, 1983. Christopher Paul, The RAND 68. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Learning from the Corporation Past While Building Toward the Future: Converging American Public Opinion toward U.S. Engagement in Diversity in Emotion Theory and Research Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 73

Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Session 70, continued Environmental Practices and the Boundaries of Religion. Organizer and Presider: Rebecca J. Erickson, University of Rebecca Kneale Gould, Middlebury College Akron Structure and Interaction at “Dave’s Diner”: Impression Management or Emotional Labor?: Towards a Theory of 1:00 p.m. Meetings ______Interactional Emotion Change. Tim Hallett, Northwestern ____

University MOST Student Orientation (to 2:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Predicting Everyday Emotions: A Comparison of Affect Pullman Boardroom Control Theory and Social Interactional Theory. Dawn T. Robinson, Louisiana State University; and Vaughn A. DeCoster, University of Tennessee 1:30 p.m. Meetings Acts of Micro-Heroism: Niceness as an Emotional Mega ______Strategy. Candace Clark, Montclair State University The Problematic of Connection and Disconnection in Jane Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict Business Meeting Addams’ Social Theory. Jill M. Niebrugge-Brantley, (to 2:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford AB Gettysburg College Discussion: Peggy A. Thoits, Vanderbilt University 2:30 p.m. Meetings ______69. Section on Latina/o Sociology. Labor Market ____ Experiences of Latina/o Workers Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award Selection Hilton Chicago, Joliet Committee—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4J Organizers: Rogelio Saenz and Cruz Torres, Texas A&M Dissertation Award Selection Committee—Hilton Chicago, University Conference Room 4G Presider: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State University Distinguished Career Award for the Practice of Sociology Latina Labor Force Participation in the United States: Selection Committee—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor C Comparing U.S.-Born and Foreign-Born Women. ASA Journal Editors—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4I Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Decomposing the Puerto Rican Male and Female Income 2:30 p.m. Sessions ______Differential: The Effects of Human Capital and Labor ____ Market Characteristics. Rosalie Torres Stone, University of Connecticut 71. Thematic Session. Democratization, Civil Society, Puerto Rican Women in the U.S. and Island Economy. and the Global Economy: Theory and Practice in Christine E. Bose, Gilbert Marzan, and Gabriel Aquino, State University of New York, Albany the Latin American Context (co-sponsored by the Mexican American and Korean Entrepreneurs. Ramon Latin American Studies Association) Guerra, University of Texas, Pan American Hilton Chicago, Continental C Discussion: Roberto M. De Anda, University of Illinois, Organizer and Presider: Susan Eckstein, Boston Urbana-Champaign University New Democracies and Democratic Theory: Overlaps and 70. Section on Sociology of Religion. Religion Outside Disjunctions. Guillermo O’Donnell, University of Notre the Institutions Dame Hilton Chicago, Continental B How Globalization Is Shaping Our Theories about Latin American Development. Gary Gereffi, Duke Organizer: Lynn Davidman, Brown University University The Persistence of Carnival and Popular Culture in the Globalization and Browning: Logics of Local Power in Festival of the Fallas in Valencia, Spain. Xavier Costa, Latin America. Peter B. Evans and Angela M. University of Warwick, England Snodgrass, University of California, Berkeley Women’s Spirituality and Men: Personal Relations and A New Political Culture for an International Civil Society. Institutional Religion. Mary Jo Neitz, University of Edelberto Torres-Rivas, Desarrollo Humano, Missouri, Columbia Guatemala Religious Practices and Maintaining the Presence of the Discussion: Jeffery M. Paige, University of Michigan “Dearly Departed.” Lynn Davidman, Brown University 72. Special Session. Systems-Functionalist Theory after 74 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Talcott Parsons: From 1979 to 1999 and Beyond 75. Author Meets Critics. Family Ties: The Enduring Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Relationships between Parents and Their Children (Temple University Press, 1997) by John R. Logan Organizer and Presider: Alberto Javier Trevino, Wheaton and Glenna D. Spitze, State University of New York, College Albany Systems and Networks. Stephan Fuchs, University of Virginia Parsons’ Analysis of Societal Community: A Systems Theory Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room for the 1990s and Beyond. Uta Gerhardt, University of Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, State University of New Heidelberg, Germany York, Albany Looking Backwards into the Future: Talcott Parsons and the Presider: Elizabeth G. Menaghan, Ohio State University Future of Sociological Theory. Mark Gould, Haverford Book Authors: John R. Logan and Glenna D. Spitze, College University at Albany, State University of New York Talcott Parsons, General Systems Theory, and Complexity Critics: Larry Bumpass, University of Wisconsin, Madison Theory: Towards an Anti-System Analysis. Bryan S. Eleanor Stoller, Case Western Reserve University Turner, Cambridge University Judith Treas, University of California, Irvine Toward a New Sociological Functionalism. Jonathan H. Turner, University of California, Riverside 76. Professional Workshop. National Education Data Discussion: Victor Lidz, Alleghany University of the Health Accessibility and Usability Sciences Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario

73. Special Session. Globalization, Decentralization, and Organizer: Carl M. Schmitt, U.S. Department of Education the “Informal” Economy Workshop and NCES Data Overview. Carl M. Schmitt, U.S. Department of Education Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 International Archive of Education Data. Peter Granda, Organizer and Presider: Cathy A. Rakowski, Ohio State University of Michigan University Creating Longitudinal Data Files of Elementary/Secondary Municipal Reform, Urbanization, and Change in Small Scale Public Schools. Carl M. Schmitt, U.S. Department of Manufacturing in Mexico. Bryan R. Roberts and Gonzalo Education Saravi, University of Texas, Austin Selected NCES Longitudinal Studies. Caroline Hodges Local Diversity in Global Restructuring: Labor Market Persell, New York University Transformations and Social Inequality in Urban Latin Schools and Staffing Study. Richard Ingersoll, University of America. Richard Tardanico, Elena Bee, and Emma Georgia Ergon-Rowe, Florida International University City Government, Privatization and Informalization in a 77. Academic Workplace Workshop. Peer Review of Planned Industrial City in Venezuela. Cathy A. Rakowski, Teaching Ohio State University, and Maria Nuria De Cesaris, Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron PlanUrbe, Venezuela What Does It Take for Women to Tap Decentralized Power?: Carla B. Howery, American Sociological Association Economic Power and Advocacy in Ecuador versus Thomas L. Van Valey, Western Michigan University “Starting from Zero” Approaches in Nepal and El This workshop is oriented to faculty and department chairs Salvador. Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia who wish to broaden the ways in which teaching is evaluated to include peer review. Peer review goes well beyond classroom visitation. We will discuss other ways, from the point of hire, 74. Regional Spotlight Session. Documentary through promotion and tenure, through post-tenure review, to Photography and Visual Sociology assess the teaching strengths and weakness of faculty. We will Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A identify some of the political issues about the use of such Organizer and Presider: Douglas Harper, Duquesne information, the value for faculty development (formative University education), as well as the uses of peer review for faculty review. All Round the House: Images of a Jewish-American Community in Chicago. Jay Wolke, Museum of 78. Teaching Workshop. How to Create A Terrific Contemporary Photography, Chicago Teaching Portfolio! Amsterdam and Chicago: Seeing Gentrification. Charles Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Suchar, DePaul University Organizer: Jacqueline Boles, Georgia State University Panel: Jacqueline Boles, Georgia State University Documentary Photography and Visual Sociology: An Sandra Barnes, Georgia State University Overview. Douglas Harper, Duquesne University Nandi Crosby, Georgia State University The goal of this participatory workshop is to assist attendees in Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 75

developing an effective, exciting teaching portfolio. The workshop will Rosenbloom and Tina Fetner, New York University accomplish this purpose by: (a) demonstrating the different components The Evolution of Discussion through the Semester in the of a typical teaching portfolio; (b) demonstrating methods to personalize Mixed-Age College Classroom. Jay R. Howard, Indiana a teaching portfolio, and (c) providing hands-on experiences in developing a teaching portfolio. After presenting overview material University, Columbus (including a manual) on creating a teaching portfolio, participants will Embracing Student Evaluations of Teaching: A Case Study. take part in a series of mini-sessions that will focus on the following Timothy J. Gallagher, Kent State University areas: (1) developing a mission statement, purpose, and strategies; (2) creative ways to incorporate student evaluations; and (3) incorporating 80. Research Poster Session. Research by New PhDs, the vitae, courses taught or courses interested in teaching. 1994-1999 79. Open Refereed Roundtables. Transitions in Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Knowledge and Its Transmission: Education, Organizer: Keith D. Parker, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Science, and the Teaching of Sociology 1. Cultural Poetics of Environmental Justice: Where Borders Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Fuse. Kamala Platt and Irasema Coronado, Incarnate Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Word University, San Antonio University 2. Disproving the Human Capital Thesis: Country of Origin 1. Transitions in Education and Self-Employment in Four Economies. Stephanie A. Table Presider: Robert Fiala, University of New Mexico Bohon, University of Georgia; and Suzanne Baker, Ohio Teaching/Power: Part II. Edward S. Malecki, California State University University 3. Issues in Researching Men Who “Cruise” Other Men for Higher Education and the Expansion of Professional “Anonymous” Sex: Sex, Sexuality, Substance Abuse, Employment: A Cross-National Examination of the and Condoms. Catlainn Sionean and Rebecca F. Plante, Institutional Effects of Education. Robert Fiala, University University of Kentucky of New Mexico 4. Work and Family: A Balancing Act. Angela J. Hattery, From Profession to Contingent Work: The Case of University Wake Forest University of Instruction. Raymond Garcia, Michigan State University 5. Social Norms, Isomorphism, and Market Competition: A The Longitudinal Effects of Education on Intellectual Ability. Study of the Behavior of Managed Care Organizations. Peggy Tonkin and R. Frank Falk, University of Akron Eric G. Kirby, University of Texas, Pan American A Multilevel Analysis of School and School District Contextual 6. The Economic Underpinnings of Political Revisionism in Effects on Achievement Scores of Minority Youngsters. Italy under the First Republic. Salvatore J. Babones and Vicki L. Lamb, University of South Carolina Ricardo Pelizzo, University of Texas, Arlington 2. Transitions in Science 7. Using Missing Person Police Reports to Identify Risk Table Presider: Amit Prasad, University of Illinois Factors among Runaway Youth. George T. Patterson, Novel in the Understanding of Science: An Analysis of the New York University Goldberg Variations. Amit Prasad, University of Illinois A Comparative Study of Female Elite: Gender Attitudes 81. Student Forum. The Social Construction of HIV/AIDS: among Women Scientists in Germany and the United Changing Definitions of HIV/AIDS and the Role of the States. Sandra Hanson, Catholic University; Stefan Healthcare System (co-sponsored by the ASA Fuchs and Silke Aisenbrey, Ludwig Maximilians Honors Program) University; and Nataliya Kravits, Catholic University of Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B America Organizers: Michelle Gloss, Tulane University; and 3. Transitions in Teaching Sociology Christopher M. Hill, University of Oklahoma Table Presider: Rebecca Bach, Duke University Presiders: Michelle Gloss, Tulane University; and Christopher The Significance of the Memoir Boom for Teaching M. Hill, University of Oklahoma Sociology. Roger Neustadter, Northwest Missouri State University Perception of HIV Infection Risk among Lesbians and Gay Men. M. Obay Kahala Session 79, continued Perceived Risk for HIV Infection among Poor, Young, Urban Rockin’ Soc: Using Popular Music to Introduce Sociological Women. Robert J. Johnson and Rusty Ward, Kent State Concepts. Benjamin D. Ablers and Rebecca Bach, Duke University University Morality or Science: The Effects of Religious Commitment There’s One in Every Class: Sex Workers and Self- and AIDS-Related Knowledge on Undergraduates’ Disclosure in the Sociology Classroom. Susan Rakoski Perceptions of Public Health Policy. Benita Summers, Bradley University 76 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Discussion: Chequita Smith Owens, University of Oklahoma and David Kravitz, American Institutes for Research The Politics of Affirmative Action and the Development of 82. Regular Session. Consumers and Consumption: Multicultural Citizenship. Marco Martiniello, University of of Consumption Behavior Liege, Belgium Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Immigration and Diversity: Ethnic/Racial Conflict in Two Historical Periods. Susan Olzak, Stanford University; and Organizer and Presider: Peyton R. Mason, Market Research Suzanne Shanahan, Duke University Consultant Discussion: Martin Bulmer, University of Surrey, England Socialization, Education, and Lifestyle: How Social Mobility Affects Cultural Consumer Behavior. Koen van Eijck and 85. Regular Session. Family and Kinship: Race, Ideology, Kees van Rees, Tilburg University, The and Kinship Consumption and Citizenship during World War II: Product Advertising in Women’s Magazines. Tawnya Adkins Hilton Chicago, Marquette Covert, Purdue University Organizers: Anita Ilta Garey, University of California, Middle-Aged Men, Motorcycles, and Meaning: Liminality and Berkeley and University of New Hampshire; and Karen V. the Sociology of Consumption. John A. Kovach, Hansen, Brandeis University Kutztown University Presider: Terry Arendell, Colby College and University of The Other “Child Study”: Market Research and the California, Berkeley Construction of Children as Consumers, 1930s-1960s. The Politicization of Kinship: Family and Race in the Daniel Thomas Cook, University of Illinois Multiracial Movement. Kimberly McClain DaCosta, Problematizations of Plenty: A Theory of Therapeutic University of California, Berkeley and the Practice of the Self. Sam Binkley Sheltering and Shielding Care. Andrea Altschuler, University and Xenia Von Lillean, New School for Social Research of California, Berkeley The Paradox of Motherhood in Britain: The 83. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: The Meaning of and Racial Empathy in Multiracial Sociology of Credit and Finance Families. France Winddance Twine, University of Hilton Chicago, Williford C California, Santa Barbara and University of Washington Discussion: Nazli Kibria, Boston University Organizer: Jozsef Borocz, Rutgers University Presider: Paul McLean, Rutgers University 86. Regular Session. Health Policy II Marketing Trust: Credit Reporting and Credit Rating in the19th Century. Barry Cohen, Northwestern University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Uncertainty, Risk, and Trust: A Comparison of the Russian Organizer: Thomas A. LaVeist, Johns Hopkins University and American Credit Card Markets. Alya Guseva, Presider: Susan C. Eaton, Radcliffe Public Policy Institute University of California, San Diego Perception of Family Health: An Urban-Rural Comparison in Popular Finance and the Sociology of Investing. Brooke the Dominican Republic. David Lopez, Creighton Harrington, Harvard University University Social Networks, CEO Background, and Corporate A Structural Analysis of Health Promotion Policy: Financing: A Dyadic Analysis of Similarity of Borrowing Comparative Results of a Policymaking Analysis in Six by Large U.S. Firms, 1973-1993. Mark S. Mizruchi, European Countries. Guenther Lueschen, Alfred Rutten, University of Michigan; and Linda Brewster Stearns, and Karim Abu-Omar, University of Alabama, University of California, Riverside Birmingham Discussion: John L. Campbell, Dartmouth College Grandparent Caregiving: Implications of Increasing Dependence on Families as the Safety Net Shrinks. 84. Regular Session. Ethnic and Racial Conflict Rosalyn Lee, Johns Hopkins University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Segregation and Mortality: The Deadly Effects of Racism? Chiquita Collins, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Organizer: John Stone, George Mason University David R. Williams, University of Michigan Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance: The Case of Socialist Yugoslavia. Garth Massey, University of Wyoming; 87. Regular Session. Law and Society: Theorizing the Randy Hodson, Ohio State University; and Dusko Autonomy of Law Sekulic, Flinders University, Australia Rioting across Continental Divides: Personal Understandings Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G and the Political Uses of History. Beth Roy Organizer and Presider: Mary E. Vogel, Oxford University, Ethnic Differences in Attitudes towards Two Versions of England Affirmative Action. Stephen Klineberg, Rice University; Fish Do Not Thrive in Clean Water: How Chinese Local Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 77

Cadres Manipulate Property Rights. Wu Jieh-min, Harvard University and Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Liability and Responsibility in the Work of Company Doctors. Elaine Draper, University of California, Berkeley; and Kenneth Karst, University of California, Los Angeles Stigma, Law, and Political Identity: Disability and the Right to Die. Amy Schindler, Columbia University Implementing New Employment Law: A Contested Terrain. Deborah B. Balser, University of Missouri, St. Louis Discussion: Susan McCoin, University of California, Los Angeles

88. Regular Session. Occupations and Professions: The Organizational Context of Professional Work Hilton Chicago, Joliet Organizer: Joan E. Manley, Louisiana State University Presider: Troy A. Banchard, Louisiana State University Interpretive Frameworks and the Organization of Technical Labor in an Engineering Boutique: A Comparative Study of Sales and R&D Engineers. Asaf Darr, Haifa University, Israel Organizational Supports for and Barriers to Part-Time Work Arrangements for Professionals: The Case of Radiology. Chloe E. Bird and Martha Lang, Brown University; Jocelyn Chertoff, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center; and Benjamin Amick, New England Medical Center Explaining Why Lawyers Want to Leave the Practice of Law. Jean E. Wallace, University of Calgary The Salience of Social Boundaries in the Health Care Professions: A Social Network Analysis. Elizabeth West, Royal College of Nursing Institute, England Hospital Leaders in Turmoil: A Comparison of Hospitals and Their Administrators before and after Profit Status Conversions. Sharyn J. Potter, University of New Hampshire; and Timothy J. Dowd, Emory University Discussion: Mary Ann Maguire, Tulane University

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89. Regular Session. Qualitative Methodology Networking among Norwegian Parents. Rich Ling, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Telenor Fo University, Norway

Organizer: Carol Brooks Gardner, Indiana University, 92. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. What We Indianapolis Know and Don’t Know about Gender: A Critical Presider: Robert D. Benford, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Conversation Presence and Absence in Virtual Ethnography. Jason Rutter, ESRC Centre for Research on Innovation & Competition, Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom England; and Greg Smith, University of Salford, England Organizer and Presider: Joey Sprague, University of Kansas An Invitation to Grounded Theory in Ethnography. Kathy Panel: Bonnie Thornton Dill, University of Maryland Charmaz, Sonoma State University; and Richard G. Paula England, University of Pennsylvania Mitchell, Oregon State University Yen Le Espiritu, University of California, San Diego Talking about Being Homeless: Footing as a Tool for Textual Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University Analysis. Celine-Marie Pascale and Candace West, University of California, Santa Cruz 93. Section on Sociology of Population. Roundtables on Studying the Self We Live By. James A. Holstein, Marquette Population and Business Meeting/Reception University; and Jaber Gubrium, University of Florida, Hilton Chicago, Williford AB Gainesville Discussion: Charles Gallagher, Georgia State University Refereed Roundtables (2:30-3:30 p.m.): Organizer: Craig St. John, University of Oklahoma 90. Regular Session. Rural Sociology 1. Living Arrangements in the United States Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Table Presider: Dudley L. Poston, Texas A&M University The Spatial Ecology of Homosexual and Heterosexual Organizer and Presider: Tony Winson, University of Guelph Partnering. Dudley L. Poston, Carol Walther, and Hong Political Economy Frameworks and Restructuring of Old Dan, Texas A&M University Industrial Regions: The Case of the Ohio River Valley. The Road to Independence: Patterns of Living Arrangements Linda Lobao, Ohio State University among Young Adults. Marlene A. Lee, University of Globalization, Restructuring, and Hard Times in Three Raw Wisconsin, Madison; and Roger A. Wojtkiewicz, Materials-Dependent Communities. Paul S. Ciccantell, Louisiana State University Kansas State University Questioning the Community Question: Images of Wal-Mart 2. Family Size and the Classic New England Town. Todd Robbins, Table Presider: Debarun Majumdar, Bowling Green State University of Massachusetts, Amherst; and Jarl Ahlkvist, University Johnson State College Determinants of Intentions of Voluntary Childlessness in the United States: A Quantitative Analysis. Debarun 91. Regular Session. Social Networks: Social Interaction Majumdar, Bowling Green State University during Work and Play A Second Child or Not: A Qualitative Study of Recent Chinese Immigrants. Qigui Chang and Zhencho Qian, Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Arizona State University Organizer and Presider: Tom Valente, Johns Hopkins 3. Reproduction in Sub-Saharan Africa University Table Presider: Laurie DeRose, University of Maryland Job Homophily and the Quality of Work: Bias in Manager Schooling and Attitudes on Reproductive-Related Behavior Peer Evaluations. Ray E. Reagans, Carnegie Mellon among Adolescents and Young Adults in Ghana. Laurie University DeRose, University of Maryland; F. Nii-Amoo Dodoo, Core Networks and the Activation of Ties: What Kinds of African Population Research Center; and Vrushali Patil, Routine Interpersonal Environments Allocate Resources University of Maryland in Nonroutine Situations? Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Valerie A. NGOs and Demographic Change in East Africa: Fertility and Haines, and John J. Beggs, Louisiana State University HIV/AIDS Control. Teresa G. Labov, University of Voluntary Job Mobility and Social Network Structure. Michael Pennsylvania Davern and David S. Hachen, University of Notre Dame Social Network Efforts on the Breakup of Intimate Dyads. 4. Family Formation in Developing Countries Diane H. Felmlee, University of California, Davis Table Presider: Jennifer Strickler, University of Vermont

Patterns of Contraceptive Failure and Premature Discontinuation in Morocco. Jennifer Strickler and H. “She Calls, [but] It’s for Both of Us, You Know”: The Use of Gillman McCann, University of Vermont Traditional Fixed and Mobile Telephony for Social 5. Child Care and Prenatal Care Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 79

Table Presider: Karin L. Brewster, Florida State University Florida The Changing Determinants of Child Care Choice in the Panel: Candace Clark, Montclair State University United States: 1977-1994. Karin L. Brewster and Irene Carolyn Ellis, University of South Florida Padavic, Florida State University; and John Fulton, Sherryl Kleinman, University of North Carolina, Chapel University of Wisconsin Hill Individual and Community Level Correlates of Prenatal Care Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting (3:30- in California. Brian K. Finch, University of Texas, Austin; 4:15 p.m. William A. Vega, University of Texas, San Antonio; Bohdan Kolody, San Diego State University; and Samuel 96. Section on Sociology of Religion. Religion as a Site Echeverria, University of Texas, Austin for Sociological Inquiry 6. Social and Geographic Mobility Hilton Chicago, Continental B Table Presider: Ann Meier, University of Wisconsin, Madison Social Capital and School Achievement: Mediating the Organizer: Mary Jo Neitz, University of Missouri, Columbia While the study of religion was once primarily confined to a small Effects of Family Structure. Ann Meier, University of group of specialists in field, we are now seeing increasing numbers of Wisconsin, Madison sociologists with interests in culture, organizations, historical comparative Matters: The Economic Achievements of Mexican methods who are finding that religious institutions and movements are Americans. Gretchen Livingston, University of interesting locations for study. This panel examines what conditions-- Pennsylvania changes in the social world and in sociology--are responsible for this Extending Mover/Stayer and Contingency Table Models of shift, and the consequences for the sociology of religion.

Migration with Conditional Logistic Regression. Jeffrey

Kuenzi, U.S. Bureau of the Census

Informal Discussion Roundtables: 3:00 p.m. Meetings ______7. The National Study of Adolescent Health. J. Richard Udry, ____ University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Orientation for First-Time Meeting Attendees (to 4:15 p.m.)— 8. Field Research in Developing Countries. Susan Cotts Hilton Chicago, Continental A Watkins, University of Pennsylvania Section on Sociology of Population Business Meeting and Reception (3:30-4:15 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Meetings ______94. Section on Political Sociology. Reclaiming Politics for ____

Sociology and the Public Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting (to 4:15 Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Organizer and Presider: Jeff Manza, Northwestern University Section on Sociology of Population Business The Social Autopsy and the Resurrection of Civic Sociology: Meeting/Reception (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Reclaiming Politics in the 1995 Chicago Heat Wave. Eric Williford AB Klinenberg, University of California, Berkeley Fighting Against Sweatshops. Edna Bonacich, University of California, Riverside A Retrospective on the Civil Rights Movement: Political and Intellectual Landmarks. Aldon Morris, Northwestern University Racial Politics and Redistribution: The Contingent Influence of Civil Rights, Riots, and Crime on Changes in Tax Progressivity. David Jacobs, Ohio State University Discussion: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Arizona

95. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Chair’s Hour and Business Meeting Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Chair’s Hour: The Sociology of Emotion’s Past and Future: Yours, Mine, and Ours (2:30-3:30 p.m.) Organizer and Presider: Spencer Cahill, University of South 80 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

______4:30 p.m. Plenary ______Section on Sociology of Religion and Association for the Sociology of Religion Reception 97. Opening Plenary Session. Immigration and the Remaking of the American Mosaic Hilton Chicago, Grand Ballroom 7:30 p.m. Other Groups Organizer and Presider: Alejandro Portes, Princeton ______University Speaker: Doris Meissner, Commissioner, Immigration “A Celebration of the Life of David Stevenson” (sponsored by and Naturalization Service, U.S. Department of the Section on Sociology of Education)—Hilton Chicago, Justice Joliet Immigration and Citizenship in a Global Age. Saskia Sassen, University of Chicago The Sociology of Immigration and Immigrants, Old and 8:00 p.m. Receptions New. Roger Waldinger, University of California, ______Los Angeles The Nation-State in the Age of Global Migrations. Section on Latina/o Sociology Reception and Dance (to 11:00 Aristide R. Zolberg, New School for Social p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford Room Research

8:30 p.m. Other Groups ______6:30 p.m. Receptions ______“An Open Forum on Kosovo” (Robert D. Benford)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Welcoming Party—Hilton Chicago, International South

Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict Reception—

Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Section on Social Psychology, Section on Rational Choice, and Section on Sociology of Emotions Joint Reception— Hilton Chicago, Astoria Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender Reception—Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom

6:30 p.m. Other Groups ______

Alpha Kappa Delta Distinguished Lecture by Maureen Hallinan (to 7:30 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Marquette Consumers and Consumption Interest Group—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie “Labor and Labor Movement” (Fernando E. Gapasin)—Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Sociologists’ AIDS Network (SAN)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K

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Saturday, August 7 98. Thematic Session. Transformation in the American Labor Market: At Century’s End The length of each session/meeting activity is one hour Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom and 45 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Session presiders and committee chairs should see that sessions Organizer and Presider: Patricia A. Roos, Rutgers and meetings end on time to avoid conflicts with University subsequent activities scheduled into the same room. Configurations of Inequality. Leslie McCall, Rutgers University

Evolving Employment Relations. Arne L. Kalleberg,

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Transforming Labor Markets: Race, Sex, Ethnicity. 7:00 a.m. Meetings ______Barbara Reskin, Harvard University ____ Audience DIscussion Community College Sociologists’ Bagel Breakfast Gathering (to 8:15 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 99. Special Session. Social Science Contributions to the Section on Asia and Asian America Council Meeting (to 8:15 President’s Initiative on Race a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, French Quarter restaurant (lobby level) Hilton Chicago, Continental B Section on Social Psychology Council Meeting (to 8:15 Organizer: Reynolds Farley, Russell Sage Foundation a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor D Panel: John Goering, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Sanders Korenman, Baruch College, City University of New York 8:30 a.m. Meetings Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association ______Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers University

Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award Selection 100. Special Session. Bilingualism and Its Consequences Committee (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor in America C Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award Selection Hilton Palmer House, Wabash Committee—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor D Organizer and Presider: David Lopez, University of California, Honors Program—Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Los Angeles 2000 Program Committee (to 11:30 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Panel: Stanley Lieberson, Harvard University Pullman Boardroom Alejandro Portes, Princeton University Regional, State, and Aligned Sociological Association Gillian Stevens, University of Illinois Officers—Hilton Chicago, McCormick Boardroom Discussion: David Lopez, University of California, Los Committee on the Status of Persons with Disabilities in Angeles Sociology—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4L 101. Regional Spotlight Session. Puerto Rican Chicago at the Turn of the Century Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C 8:30 a.m. Other Groups ______Organizer and Presider: Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, University of ____ Illinois, Chicago Eastern Sociological Society Sociological Forum Editorial Bridges in Transnational Labor: Puerto Rican Women Board—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Workers in Chicago. Maura I. Toro-Morn, Illinois State University The 1966 Riot: A Milestone in the History of in Chicago. Mervin Mendez, The Hoop Institute, Chicago

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and Urban Communities in Chicago’s Puerto Rican Sociology for the First Time Community. Gina M. Perez, Northwestern University Hilton Chicago, Williford A The Role of Institutions in the Social Construction of a Puerto Rican Transnational Community: The Chicago Bruce Friesen, Kent State University This workshop is designed for those who have never taught Experience. Marisa Alicea, DePaul University Introduction to Sociology before, as well as those who are wondering if El : Claiming a Puerto Rican Space in there is a better way. Organized around a series of questions, the Chicago. Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, University of Illinois, workshop will facilitate interaction among participants as they reflect on a Chicago variety of pedagogically challenging issues. Course goals, learning, assessment, students, and active research will receive special attention. 102. Didactic Seminar. Categorical Interactions in Regression Analysis (to 11:30 a.m.) 106. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sociology of Formal Organizations Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Ticket required for admission Roger A. Wojtkiewicz, Louisiana State University Diane Pike, Augsburg College The coefficients for interactions between categorical variables in Whether you teach within the rubric of complex or formal regression analysis capture the joint effects of two or more independent organizations, this workshop will provide models of effective conceptual variables on a dependent variable. The purpose of this seminar is to approaches to teaching the sociology of organizations. It will include place categorical interactions in a broader conceptual context and by successful assignments and pedagogical ideas, in particular critical doing so provide seminar participants with some general tools for thinking, organizational misconduct, and theory application. Participants regression modeling. I have three key objectives for the seminar. First, I will have the opportunity to engage in actual practice and to share ideas. want to show that there is not one categorical interaction model but a Mini-workbook provided. family of models for any set of independent variables. These include the “all differences model,” the “within-group differences model,” and the 107. Informal Discussion Roundtables. Community “standard interaction model.” Second, I will show that the logic of Action Research Projects (co-sponsored by the ASA differences underlying the various categorical interaction models can be Sydney S. Spivack Program in Applied Social illustrated using simpler additive models. Third, I will show that the modeling techniques used to create categorical interaction models have Research and Social Policy) general applications. My goal for this seminar is to provide participants Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 with practical knowledge and tools which they can immediately apply in their own regression modeling work. Organizer: Nancy A. Naples, University of California, Irvine 1. Democracy Forum: Reclaiming a Legacy of Justice: 103. Professional Workshop. Funding from the Sociology Dilemmas of a Multi-Racial Community Research Program at NSF: What You Always Wanted to Know Project. Cathleen Armstead and Molly Talcott, Hilton Chicago, Marquette Democracy Forum Organizer: Felice J. Levine, American Sociological 2. Urban Poverty, Community Building, and the Future of Association Urban America. Jennifer Karas, University of Denver Presider: Patricia E. White, National Science Foundation 3. Community Research from Scratch: Building Bridges with Panel: Barry Markovsky, National Science Foundation a Growing, yet Submerged Hispanic Population in Suzanne Bianchi, University of Maryland Lexington, Kentucky. Brian L. Rich, Transylvania John R. Logan, University at Albany University 4. Community Collaboratives and Community Members: 104. Academic Workplace Workshop. The Effective Use Whose Voices Are Heard? Barry Saferstein, California of Part-time and Adjunct Faculty State University, San Marcos Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F 5. Strategies for Urban Change: A Comparative Study of Nancy E. Sacks, State University of New York, Stony Brook Contemporary Models of Neighborhood-Based Toby Parcel, Ohio State University Community Organizing. Kristina Smock, Northwestern Phyllis Raabe, University of New Orleans University In this workshop, helpful strategies and mechanisms will be 6. Assessing Child Care Needs of Low-Income Women in suggested as to how departments and institutions can take measures to recruit and retain “good” adjuncts. Issues such as expanding the pool of Frederick, Maryland. Kerry Strand, Hood College Barriers to Using Breast Cancer Screening Service among African-American Women in Frederick, Maryland. Kerry Strand, Hood College applicants, providing adequate support services, instituting and reviewing “participation” in campus/department affairs policy, and lobbying for and obtaining better compensation for adjuncts will be explored. 108. Special Informal Discussion Roundtables. New Directions in Sociology: Looking to the Future at 105. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Introductory Century’s End Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 83

Hilton Chicago, Williford C Table Presider: Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans st Organizers: Felice J. Levine and Jan E. Thomas, American The Role of Social Science in the 21 Century. Shahid Sociological Association Shahidullah, Christopher Newport University The Scientific Method in Sociology: Back to Square One. 1. Ethical Challenges in Health Care Delivery Bernard Phillips, Aldine De Gruyter Publishers Table Presider: Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College Why Sociological Core Theory Will Appear by the Year 2020. Empirical Bioethics. Donald Light, University of Pennsylvania st Frank Young, Cornell University Ethics as Cutting Edge Medical Sociology in the 21 Century. Prospects for the Capitalist Revolution in the 21st Century. Jacob Heller, State University of New York, Stony Brook Richard Edgar, formerly of University of New Orleans End of Life Choice: A Sociological Issue. Betsy Fife, Indiana University School of Nursing 109. Research Poster Session. Modes of Visual Research 2. The Promise of Sociological Practice and Analysis Table Presider: Joyce Miller Iutcovich, Keystone University Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Research Corporation Three Case Examples of Consulting Approaches in Organizer: David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles Sociology. Charles Nelson, formerly Management 1. Mapping and Displaying Social Change, Research Associates 1910-1997. Andrew Beveridge, City University of New Sociology as a Comprehensive Public Policy Instrument. Ken York, Queens College Zimmerman, Oklahoma Corporation Commission 2. Picturing the Penitentiary. Paul Eisenhauer, Chestnut Hill 3. Place and Space in the Lives and Study of Persons of College Color 3. Modes of Visual Research and Analysis: Student Papers Table Presider: Ramon Torrecilha, Mills College and Student Research. Barbara Walters, David J. Lasky, Michigan’s Minority Graduates in Practice: The River Runs and Yuliya Reznik, City University of New York, Through Law School. Richard Lempert, David Chambers, Kingsborough and Terry Adams, University of Michigan Using Sophisticated Spatial Analysis in Sociology. W. Allen 4. Population Dynamics and Environmental Protection of Martin, University of Texas, Tyler Wetlands: Integrating Remotely-Sensed Imagery, GIS, Intergroup Contact Theory, Implications, and New Directions. and Multivariate Regression Analysis. Deborah Balk, Shun Lu, University of Georgia Center for International Earth Science Information Self-Presentation in Everyday Racial/Gender Life. Yanick St. Network Jean, University of Nevada 110. Regular Session. Immigrant Families 4. Emerging Trends in Sociology and the Academy Table Presider: Dean S. Dorn, California State University, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 7 Sacramento Organizer: Pyong Gap Min, Queens College, City University Some Paths to Sociology as a Science. Theodore Kemper, of New York St. Johns University Presider: Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City College, City University of Sociology in the University: Trends for the 21st Century. New York Severyn Bruyn, Boston College Do Parents Play a Role in Maintaining Ethnic Culture? Society in the New Millenium: A Sociologists Vision of the Second Generation Vietnamese Cultural Behaviors, Future. William Cross, Illinois College Attitudes, and Identities. Caitlin Killian, Emory University 5. From American Philosophy to Positivist Sociology: What The Costs of “Becoming American”: Dropping out of School Ought to Come Next? among Children of Refugees. Cynthia Feliciano, Table Presider: Ed Lawler, Cornell University University of California, Los Angeles Session 110, continued Postindustrial Structures, Preindustrial Values: The Sociological Case Research as Pragmatic Science: A Emergence of the Transnational Family in Transnational Proposal. Donald R. LaMagdeleine, University of St. Capitalism. Phacel Salazar Parrenas, University of Thomas California, Los Angeles Richard Rorty and the Pragmatic Imagination: A Model for a Continuities in Gender Relations: A Case of Immigrant Post-Realist Sociology. G. Steven Lybrand, University of Families from Huejuquilla el Alto. Patricia Zamudio, St. Thomas Northwestern University New Horizons in Sociological Theory and Research: The st Discussion: Pyong Gap Min, City University of New York, Frontiers of Sociology at the Beginning of the 21 Queens College Century. Luigi Tomasi, University of Trento 6. The Challenge for Sociology in the Next Century 111. Regular Session. Culture and Cognition 84 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G 114. Regular Session. Ethnographic Research Organizer and Presider: Barry Schwartz, University of Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Georgia Organizer and Presider: Michael G. Flaherty, Eckerd College Imitation or the Internalization of Norms: Is Twentieth-Century “You Won’t Believe Who I Just Saw!”: Celebrity-Sighting Social Theory Based on the Wrong Choice? Stephen Narratives and the Storyability of Fan-Celebrity Turner, University of South Florida Encounters. Kerry Ferris, University of California, Los Styles of Reasoning and Framing Temporality: A Comparison Angeles of Japanese and American History Lessons. Masako Subverting Compliance: An Interactional Labeling Approach Ema Watanabe, International Research Center for to Medical Treatment Adherence. Karen Lutfey, Indiana Japanese Studies University Student Resistance and Teacher Framing Strategies. Dan A Critique of Cultural Interpretations in Community College McFarland, University of Chicago : Has Class Been Dismissed? Regina J. Calendars and History: A Comparative Study of Collective Deil, Northwestern University Memory. Eviatar Zerubavel, Rutgers University “Glass” Ceilings: The Influence of Gender on Perceptions of Discussion: Wendy Espeland, Northwestern University Power and Status within Illicit Drug Networks. David M. Long, Emory University Ronald G. Larocque, University 112. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Rethinking of Colorado, Denver; and Lee Howland, Georgia State Embeddedness University; Seretha McMoore, Emory University; and Hilton Chicago, Joliet Akilah N. Thomas, Clark-Atlanta University Organizer: Jozsef Borocz, Rutgers University Discussion: Ruth Horowitz, New York University Presider: Ann Mische, Rutgers University Systems of Exchange: A Typological Analysis. Nicole 115. Regular Session. Historical Sociology: War, Woolsey-Biggart, University of California, Davis; and Rick Wartime, and Political Processes Delbridge, Cardiff Business School, United Kingdom Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Technologically Embedded Authority: The Post-Industrial Organizer: Julia Adams, University of Michigan Decline in Bureaucratic Hierarchies. A. Aneesh, Rutgers Presider: Ming-cheng Lo, University of California, Davis University Incidental Causes and Tipping Conjunctures: Vichy, July Wataridori (Migratory Bird): Structural and Temporal 1940. Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin Embeddedness. Richard Colignon, Duquesne University; State-making and Revolt in Early Modern France. Edgar and Chikako Usui, University of Missouri, St. Louis Kiser and April Linton Eaton, University of Washington Access and Control Benefits through Embedded Ties and The Youth of Empire: Imperial Identity in World War Two Network Complementarity: The Case of Midmarket Firms France and Indochina. Anne Raffin, New School for and Banks. Brian Uzzi, Northwestern University Social Research Discussion: Mauro Guillen, University of Pennsylvania War and the Development of American Civil Society. Theda Skocpol, Ziad Munson, Marshall Louis Ganz, and 113. Regular Session. Varieties of Environmentalism Andrew Karch, Harvard University Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Discussion: Richard Lachmann, State University of New Organizer: Riley E. Dunlap, Washington State University York, Albany Presider: Shelly K. Habel, Whitman College Precursors of the Environmental Movement III: Political 116. Regular Session. Social Inequalities and Mental Opportunities in the 1950s and 1960s. Harry R. Potter, Health: Gender and Race Purdue University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Money for Nature: A Network Analysis of Foundations and Organizer and Presider: Maxine Seaborn Thompson, North U.S. Environmental Groups. Robert J. Brulle, Drexel Carolina State University University; and Beth Schaefer Caniglia, University of Race, Class, and Psychological Distress: A Contradiction. Notre Dame Verna M. Keith and Wendy Y. Carter, Arizona State Labor-Environment Relations: An Analysis of the Factors University Influencing the Relationship between Labor Unions and Determinants of Well-Being: The Differential Effects of Environmentalists. Brian Obach, University of Wisconsin Education for Men and Women in the 1990s. Marieke Who Wins, Who Loses?: Toward a Synthetic Framework for Van Willigen, East Carolina University; and Catherine E. Hazardous Facility Siting Struggles. Melissa M. Toffolon- Ross, Ohio State University Weiss, Tulane University Gender, Social Class, and Psychological Distress. Jennifer Discussion: Angela G. Mertig, Michigan State University Ali, Kent State University Are Sociological Models of the Effects of Gender, Paidwork Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 85

and Unpaid Work on Depression and Self-Rated Health Attitudes. Elaine Marchena and Linda Waite, National Generalizable to Mental and Physical Health? Chloe E. Opinion Research Center Bird, Brown University; and Allen M. Fremont, Harvard African American Mortality from 1935 to 1990. Irma T. Elo, University University of Pennsylvania Discussion: Pamela Braboy Jackson, Duke University All Suburbs Are Not Created Equal: A New Look at Racial Differences in Suburban Location. David Harris, 117. Regular Session. Occupations and Professions: The University of Michigan Ecology of Professions American Dreams and Nightmares: A Life Table Approach. Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Mark R. Rank, Washington University; and Thomas Hirschl, Cornell University Organizer: Joan E. Manley, Louisiana State University Discussion: Avery Guest, University of Washington Presider: Steven G. Brint, University of California, Riverside Milk Rounds, Case Studies, and the Aftermath: A Critique of 120. Regular Session. Technology, Computers, and the Management Consulting Profession. Thomas Society Armbruster and Raimund Schmolze, London School of Economics, England Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Good Time, Bad Times: Differential Effects of Organizational Organizer: Susan E. Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Dynamics on the Careers of Men and Women. Heather Technology A. Haveman, Cornell University; Joseph Broschak, Access Denied: Change in Computer Ownership and Use, University of Texas, Austin; and Lisa Cohen, University 1984-1997. Robert Kominski and Eric Newburger, U.S. of California, Berkeley Bureau of the Census Revolution and Professional Failure: Hungarian Economic The Economic Growth of Computing. Debra L. Gimlin, James Science after 1948-1989. Johanna Bockman, University Rule, and Sylvai J. Sievers, State University of New of California, San Diego York, Stony Brook System Revised: A New View of the Ecology of Professions. The Technology Economy: A Comparative Analysis of Asian Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago American and African American Participation. Kenneth Discussion: Steven G. Brint, University of California, Oman, University of Virginia Riverside Anonymity and Community in Cyberspace: Developing the Virtual into the Real. Sarah N. Gaston, Northwestern 118. Regular Session. Political Sociology: Class, University; and Amanda Zweerink, Valentine-Radford Cleavage, and Political Change Advertising Hilton Chicago, Continental C Digital Materiality: Embodiment in Virtual Spaces. T. L. Taylor, Brandeis University Organizer: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago 121. Section on Sociology of Education. Refereed Presider: Barb Brents, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Roundtables and Business Meeting Is Social Class Dying?: What We Have Learned from Recent Work on the Topic. Terry Nichols Clark, University of Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Chicago; and Seymour Martin Lipset, George Mason Refereed Roundtables (8:30-9:30 a.m.): University Organizer: Annette Lareau, Temple University Postmaterialism in Unresponsive Political Systems. Robert J. 1. Influence of Factors Outside of School on Education Brym, Jonah Butovsky, John Simpson, and John Attainment Veugelers, University of Toronto Table Presider/Discussant: David P. Baker, Pennsylvania Social Stratification and Changing Political Culture: A Case of State University Taiwan. Chin Hu, Syracuse University Investigating How Adolescent Employment, Socioeconomic Revival of the New Deal Coalition? Social Groups and Status, and Labor Markets Affect Educational Attainment: Political Change in the 1990s. Jeff Manza, Northwestern The Case of High School Dropouts. Ralph McNeal, University; and Clem Brooks, Indiana University, University of Connecticut, Storrs Bloomington Exploring the Extra Curriculum: Student Investments Outside Discussion: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago the Classroom. Christopher Swanson, University of Chicago 119. Regular Session. Population 2. Consequences of Institutional Experiences Hilton Chicago, Continental A Table Presider/Discussant: Thomas Hoffer, University of Organizer: Stewart E. Tolnay, State University of New York, Chicago Albany Reconsidering the Effects of Student Employment on Presider: Mark Fossett, Texas A&M University Academic Outcomes: A New Theory and Better Data. Racial and Ethnic Differences in Marriage and Childbearing John Robert Warren, Ramira Alamilla, and Andrew 86 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Riggle, University of Washington Low-Income Minority Youth. Prudence L. Carter, The Effects of Parents’ Occupational Experiences on Columbia University Children’s Occupational Goals and Preparation. Julia Beyond the Burden of Being a “Nerd”: Delineating Successful Gwynne, University of Chicago Trajectories during the Transition to High School among 3. Why Literacy Matters Urban Adolescents. David A. Kinney, Central Michigan Table Presider/Discussant: Emily Hannum, Harvard University University 9. Dropping Out of High School Savings and the Ability to Do Math Story Problems: Why You Table Presider/Discussant: Sean F. Reardon, Harvard Should Have Paid More Attention in Seventh Grade. University David Rhodes, American Institutes for Research The Timing of High School Dropout. Douglas Anderson, Education and Voting: The Importance of Literacy, Literacy University of Southern Maine Practices, and Social Networks. William J. Carbonaro, A Test of Three Sociological Explanations of High School University of Wisconsin, Madison Completion. Edward B. Reeves and Edward F. Breschel, 4. Race and Achievement Morehead State University Table Presider/Discussant: Meredith Phillips, University of 10. Work and School California, Los Angeles Table Presider/Discussant: Richard Arum, University of High School Racial Composition: Balancing Excellence and Arizona Equity. Shelly Brown, University of Michigan Employer Support of Job-Related Education: Paying the Cost Notes from the Back of the Room: How Tensions between to Be the Boss. David B. Bills, University of Iowa Schooling Goals for Black Students Undermine Learning Making the Transition: Work Experiences after High School. and Other Problems of Cultural Coaching. Karolyn Phaedra Daipha, Lisa Hoogstra, and Dashiell Shapiro, Tyson, University of California, Berkeley University of Chicago and NORC 5. Factors Influencing Achievement and Advancement to 11. Tracking College Table Presider/Discussant: Paul LePore, University of Table Presider/Discussant: Kathryn S. Schiller, State Washington University of New York, Albany The Effects of Teacher Expectations on Black, White, and Latino Students’ Growth in Academic Achievement. Explaining the Dominance of Downward Track Mobility for the Gabriella C. Gonzalez, Harvard University Mobile. Samuel R. Lucas, University of California, Values, Structures, and Post-Secondary Matriculation. Robert Berkeley Petrin, University of Chicago Tracking and Distressed Schools: Double Jeopardy for 6. Feeling as if You Belong: Membership in Schools Parent and Student Educational Plans. Ana-Maria Wahl, Table Presider/Discussant: Michael Olneck, University of Naomi Lacy, and Helen A. Moore, University of Wisconsin, Madison Nebraska, Lincoln Students’ Perceptions of Membership and Their High 12. Gender and Math Schools. Becky A. Smerdon, American Institutes for Table Presider/Discusant: Harold Wenglinsky, Educational Research Testing Service School Racial Context and Educational Achievement among The Impact of Children’s Part-Time Work on Math and Minority Youth. Sandra M. Way, University of Arizona Science Achievement: An International Comparison. 7. Race and Education David Post, Pennsylvania State University Table Presider: Annette Lareau, Temple University Testing Explanations for Sex Differences in Math and Surfing the “” Wave of Success: Vietnamese Science Achievement. Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan and Youth and the Construction of Academic Identity and Douglas B. Downey, Ohio State University Ideology. Gilberto Q. Conchas, University of Michigan 13. Parent Involvement “I’m Not Going to Think of You as Black, I’ll Just Think of You Table Presider/Discussant: Joyce Epstein, Johns Hopkins as My Friend”: Color-Blind Ideologies and Exclusionary University Race Relations on a Predominately White Campus. Parents Matter: Influences of Parental Involvement on Amanda Lewis and Mark Chesler, University of Michigan; School-Related Behaviors, Plans, and Expectations. and Tyrone Forman, University of Michigan Sophia Catsambis and Belkis Suazo-Garcia, Queens 8. Day to Day Realities of Schooling College, City University of New York Table Presider/Discussant: Katherine Brown Rosier, Sixth Grade Madness: Parental Emotion Work in the Private Louisiana State University High School Application Process. Tiffani Chin, University Caught between a “Soft” and a “Hard” Place: Issues of of California, Los Angeles Gender Identity in the Schooling and Job Behaviors of 14. School Choice: Parents’ Requests and Schools’ Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 87

Decisions University of New York Graduate Center Table Presider/Discussant: Peter W. Cookson, Jr., Columbia 20. Assessing Systems of Higher Education University Table Presider/Discussant: David Karen, Bryn Mawr College Surprising Admissions: An Analysis of Acceptances to Public The Stratification of Israeli Universities: Implications for Magnet Schools. Ruth C. Neld, University of Higher Education Policy. Abraham Yogev, Tel Aviv Pennsylvania University, Israel The Parent Swap: Constructing School Quality, Safety, and Educational Expansion in Belgium: A Systems Theoretical Urban Youth and Ranking Area High Schools. Angela Analysis. Raf Vanderstraeten, University of Utrecht, The Irvine, Northwestern University Netherlands 15. Looking Inside Schools: Issues of Engagement 21. Organization and Processes in Higher Education Table Presider/Discussant: Sally Kilgore, Modern Red Table Presider/Discussant: Kevin Doughtery, Manhattan Schoolhouse Institute College Solving the Personalism/Academic Press Puzzle: Meeting the The Changing Role of Trustees in the Governance of Higher Requirements of Equity. Douglas D. Ready and Karen E. Education. Joan Z. Spade, Lehigh University Ross, University of Michigan Reframing Remedial Education: An Examination of Educational Wastelands in America: Towards a Sociological Remediation as a Systemic Phenomenon. Kathleen M. Theory of Minding. Gad Yair, Hebrew University of Shaw, Temple University Jerusalem, Israel 22. Factors Influencing Decisions to Further Education 16. Cultural Capital, Habitus Table Presider/Discussant: Anthony Antonio, Stanford Table Presider/Discussant: David Swartz, Boston University University Understanding Educational Opportunity and the Importance of Habitus: A Theoretical Essay. Erin McNamara Horvat, Temple University Session 121, continued

Planning Resources and Post Secondary Education: A Social Capital, Cultural Capital, and Caring Teachers: The Preliminary Examination of the Effects of School Perspectives of Street Savvy Students and a “Magic Characteristics on College Matriculation. Lori D. Hill, Teacher.” Lory J. Dance, University of Maryland University of Chicago 17. Race, School Choices, Education Background Effects on School Continuation Decisions: Table Presider/Discussant: Barbara Schneider, University of Evidence from Baccalaureate and Beyond, 1993/4. Brian Chicago K. Finch, University of Texas, Austin Private Schooling as a Strategic Event. Salvatore Saporito, 23. Higher Education: Selected Issues Temple University; Joshua Freeley, Temple University Table Presider/Discussant: David Levinson, Massachusetts Does Student Mobility Contribute to Racial and Ethnic Community College Differences in Student Achievement Growth?: A Study of The Effect of State Financial Aid Policy on the Tuition Student Central School District. Eric Grodsky, University of Face. Ellen M. Bradburn, National Center for Education Wisconsin, Madison Statistics 18. Educational and Occupational Experiences Who Goes to College?: Features of Institutional Tracking in Table Presider/Discussant: Kimberlee Shauman, University Japanese Higher Education. Hiroshi Ono, University of of California, Davis Chicago Thriving in Academia: Correlates of Success and Satisfaction 24. Predictors of Achievement among Women Faculty. Kathryn Borman, Jeffrey Table Presider/Discussant: Regina E. Werum, Emory Kromrey, Amy F. Fox, and Ellen Puccia, University of University South Florida Friends and Classmates: Peer Influences and Educational A Matter of Degree(s): Twentieth-Century Trends in Achievement in Developing Countries. Ben Dalton and Occupational Status Returns to Educational Credentials Claudia Buchmann, Duke University in Canada. Richard Wanner, University of Calgary Curricular Policy and Inequality in Achievement. Hanna 19. Urban Schools Ayalon, Tel Aviv University, Israel Table Presider/Discussant: Floyd M. Hammack, New York 25. Organizational Issues in Schooling University Table Presider/Discussant: Phyllis Riddle, St. Vincent College The Disorganization of Schools: Turbulence in the School Debates over Gay Students Groups in Public Schools: An Year and Its Impact on Achievement. Chris Weiss, Analysis of Power/Knowledge in Practice. Melinda Miceli, University of Pennsylvania University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Political Cultures and Contrasting Modes of School Reform in Section on Sociology of Education Business Meeting (9:30- New York and Los Angeles. Julia C. Wrigley, City 88 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

10:15 a.m.) Discussion: Alan Spector, Purdue University Calumet

122. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender 125. Section on Sociological Practice. Refereed Relations across the Globe Roundtables on Sociological Practice Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Hilton Chicago, Astoria Organizer and Presider: Val Moghadam, Illinois State Organizer: Andrew Scott Ziner, Atlantic Social Research University Corporation Forces of Inclusion: Examining State Policies in Hungary and 1. Evaluating Human Service Organizations , 1945-1995. Eva Fodor, Dartmouth College Healthy Start and Community Participation: A Collaborative Worldwide Changes in the State Regulation of Sex, 1945 to University-Community-Agency Approach. Theodoric the Present. David John Frank and Bayliss Camp, Manley, Jr., and Roderick Watts, DePaul University; Julia Harvard University Isaacs, Loyola University; and Kristiana Raube, Bodies, Borders, and in a Globalized World: University of Chicago Tourists Gaze at Amsterdam and Havana. Nancy A. Poverty, Partners, and Programs: Women Trainees Wonders and Raymond Michalowski, Northern Arizona Negotiating Welfare to Work in a Small Town in Upstate University New York. Brenda Solomon, Syracuse University Honor Crimes in the Middle East: Contested Boundaries 2. Conflict, Evaluation, and Resolution through Women’s Bodies. Dilek Cindoglu, Bilkent Positive and Negative Perceptions of Judicial Ability: Illinois University, Turkey Judicial Development Project Suggestions for Mentoring. Discussion: Nitza Berkovitch, Ben Gurion University of the Katherine Cermak and Richard Block, Loyola University Negev, Israel Early Delinquency Intervention Program: An Annual Assessment. Jeffry A. Will, University of North Florida 123. Section on Social Psychology Miniconference. Trial Consulting: An Outline of Services. Walter F. Abbott, Social Psychological Perspectives on Inequality I: University of Kentucky Theoretical Frameworks 3. Evaluating At-Risk Groups Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Evaluating an Index of Community Risk for People with Organizer and Presider: Linda D. Molm, University of Arizona Cognitive Disabilities in Treatment for Deviant Sexual Social Exchange and Inequality: Back to the Basics. Karen S. Behavior. Karl T. Pfeiffer and Karen M. Ward, University Cook, Stanford University of Alaska, Anchorage Inequality and Status: Resources, Expectations, and Psycho-Education in Situation Therapy. Tamara Ferguson Advantage. John Skvoretz, University of South Carolina and Jack Ferguson, Harper Hospital, Michigan Inequality and the Self: Exploring their Connections from an 4. Implications for Sociological Practice Interactionist Perspective. David A. Snow, University of Ethical Components in Applied Sociology with Special Arizona; and Leon Anderson, Ohio University Reference to Conflict Resolution. Joseph Gittler, Duke Identities and Social Inequality from an Affect Control Theory University Perspective: Emotional, Behavioral, and Motivational Stiftung Volkswagenwerk and Ford Foundation or Stata Implications. Neil J. MacKinnon, University of Guelph Corporation and SPSS, Inc.: Who Rules Sociology? Thomas Konig, European University Institute, Italy 124. Section on Marxist Sociology. The Political 5. Outcomes in Applied Sociology I Economy of the Global Capitalist Crisis Experiences from the Field: Evaluating the Good Works of a Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F PA Corporate Citizen. Andrew Scott Ziner, Atlantic Social Organizers: Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno; Research Corporation and Alan Spector, Purdue University Calumet Putting Students into Applied Community Research. DeMond Presider: Alan Spector, Purdue University Calumet Miller, Rowan University of Mystifying the Capital-Labor Relation: Flexible Specialization, 6. Outcomes in Applied Sociology II “Sweating”, and the Under-Theorization of Labor. Anne The Integration of Military Adolescents in a Civilian High Marie Woodward, University of Kansas School. Terri L. Eide, Kathleen Tiemann, and Richard L. Decadence, Barbarism, and Decline: The Global Chaos of Ludtke, University of North Dakota Hyper-Mature Capitalism. Morton Wenger, University of Attempting Community Policing on a Caribbean Island: An Louisville Applied Approach. Peter K.B. St. Jean, University of Globalization, Foreign Direct Investment, and Labor Chicago Outcomes in the American States, 1978-1996. David Brady and Michael Wallace, Indiana University, 126. Section on Asia and Asian America. Issues of Bloomington Marginalization of Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 89

Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Organizer and Presider: Brenda A. Hoke, Agnes Scott Organizer and Presider: Morrison G. Wong, Texas Christian College University Myrdal, Park, and Second Generation African American Korean Business Concentration in Poor and Minority Areas. Sociologists. Donald Cunnigen, University of Rhode Myoung-Ouk Kim, U.S. Bureau of the Census Island, Kingston A Structural Ritualization Analysis of the Process of Gender Stratification in American Sociology: 1890-1930. Acculturation and Marginalization of Chinese Americans. Cathy Coghlan, Texas Woman’s University Jian Guan, Pennsylvania State University, Delaware Discussion: Willie Melton, Michigan Technological University County; and J. David Knottnerus, Oklahoma State University Messages of Race: Learning Racial Notions and Strategies in Chinese and Korean Immigrant Families. Nazli Kibria, Boston University

“FOB” vs. “Whitewashed”: Internalized Oppression and Intra- Ethnic Boundaries in the Negotiation of New American Ethnicities. Karen Pyke, University of Florida; and Tran Dang, University of California, Irvine Splitting Things in Half Is so White!: Conceptions of Family Life and Friendship and the Formation of Ethnic Identity among Second Generation Vietnamese Americans. Hung Thai, University of California, Berkeley

127. Section on Sociology and Computers. Research Paper Session Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Organizer and Presider: William E. Feinberg, University of Cincinnati A Model of Reoccurrent Chlamydial and HIV Infections among Adolescent Females. M. Aaron Sayegh, James G. Anderson, and Marilyn Anderson, Purdue University Pencilneck or Cyberpunk?: A Study of BBS Users’ Cognition and Behavior. Liang-Ming Chang and Shu-Fen Tseng, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan The Search for Community in Cyberspace: A Study on the MacMarines. Pui-Yan lam, Washington State University Discussion: David Elesh, Temple University

128. Section on Rational Choice. Evolution and Rationality. Panel Session and Business Meeting Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Panel Session (8:30-9:30 a.m.): Organizer and Presider: Michael W. Macy, Cornell University Panel: Michael Hechter, University of Arizona Douglas Heckathorn, Cornell University Michael W. Macy, Cornell University Satoshi Kanazawa, Indiana University, Pennsylvania Section on Rational Choice Business Meeting (9:30-10:15 a.m.)

129. History of Sociology Section-in-Formation. Race, Gender, and Class Dynamics in the History of Sociology Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A 90 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

9:30 a.m. Meetings Schofield Clark, University of Colorado ______Remaking Religion. Wade Clark Roof, University of California, Santa Barbara Section on Rational Choice Business Meeting (to 10:15 Discussion: Peter Beyer, University of Ottawa a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Section on Sociology of Education Business Meeting (to 132. Special Session. Latin American Development in 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Comparative Regional Perspective

Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B 10:30 a.m. Meetings Organizers: A. Douglas Kincaid, Florida International ______University; and Diane E. Davis, New School for Social Research Economic Sociology Section-in-Formation Organizational Presider: A. Douglas Kincaid, Florida International University Meeting—Hilton Chicago, Joliet The New Territorialities of Labor Markets: The Case of Section on Sociological Practice Council Meeting (to 11:30 Central America. Juan Pablo Perez Saenz, Facultad a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Costa Rica Student Forum Business Meeting—Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Central America and Global Capitalism: Regional Lessons for Task Force on Hate/Bias Acts on College and University the Sociology of Development. William Robinson, New Campuses—moved to 2:30 p.m. Mexico State University Task Force on Implications of Assessing Faculty Productivity Rethinking Latin American Development from the Perspective and Teaching Effectiveness—Hilton Chicago, of East Asia. Diane E. Davis, New School for Social Conference Room 4J Research Globalizing Corporations and the Myth of the “National” Interest. Leslie Sklair, London School of Economics, 10:30 a.m. Other Groups England ______133. Special Session. The Social Dimensions of Health: Eastern Sociological Society Publications Committee—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Support Trends, Tribulations, and Opportunities at NIH Hilton Chicago, Marquette 10:30 a.m. Sessions Organizer and Presider: Felice J. Levine, American ______Sociological Association Panel: Norman B. Anderson, National Institutes of Health 130. Thematic Session. Demographic Transitions at Wendy Baldwin, National Institutes of Health Century’s End Richard Suzman, National Institute on Aging

Hilton Chicago, Continental B 134. Special Session. Diversity over the Life Course (co- Organizer and Presider: Kenneth C. Land, Duke sponsored by the ASA Minority Fellowship Program) University Household and Fertility Transitions. S. Philip Morgan, Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Duke University Organizers: Luis Falcon, Northeastern University; and Aging and Mortality Transitions. Kenneth G. Manton, Suzanne T. Ortega, University of Nebraska Duke University Presider: Luis Falcon, Northeastern University Transitions in Migration Patterns. Douglas S. Massey, Social Support, Networks, Mental Illness, and Deviance: A University of Pennsylvania General Strain Theory Examination of the Mediating and Buffering Hypotheses. Giovanni Burgos, Indiana University 131. Special Session. Religion and the New Millenium The Academic Success of Disadvantaged Youth: The Role of (co-sponsored by the Association for the Sociology External Support through the Religious Community. John of Religion) F. Dye, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The Essex Inn, Park Walk East Determinants of Depression: A Comparative Analysis of Organizer: Wade Clark Roof, University of California, Santa Rural and Urban Women. Frieda Fowler, University of Barbara Nebraska Post-Modern Trends in Religious Organization. Nancy T. The Mental Health Effects of Witnessing Urban Street Ammerman, Hartford Seminary Violence among Chicago Youth. Jane Kay Fueyo, Media and Meaning at the Millennium. Stewart Hoover and University of Chicago Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 91

Discussion: Suzanne T. Ortega, University of Nebraska This workshop will enable participants to include easy to teach, quality, student-centered, hands-on research in high school and community college introductory sociology courses. Students are 135. Author Meets Critics. The Abolition of Feudalism: painlessly introduced to Sociological Abstracts, Sociofile, Psychological Peasants, Lords, and Legislators in the French Abstracts, and Psychlit. Students develop a relevant social science Revolution by John Markoff hypothesis, a survey to test it, an easy and logical way to organize and Hilton Palmer House, Wabash analyze data (cross-tabulation), and an easy/logical format for written presentation (APA Style: Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, Organizer and Presider: Richard Lachmann, State University Discussion, References). This unit was generously praised by the late of New York, Albany Professor James S. Coleman, past president of the American Panel: John Mohr, University of California, Santa Barbara Sociological Association, and was declared an exemplary lesson by the Illinois and Georgia Sociological Associations. Published for teachers Michael Schwartz, State University of New York, Stony and students by the ASA Teaching Resources Center under the title Brook Doing Survey Research in the Introductory Social Science Course, it is Eric Selbin, Southwestern University easily assigned to supplement traditional content. Robert Liebman, Portland State University Discussion: John Markoff, University of Pittsburgh 139. Teaching Workshop. Integrating Multicultural and Global Awareness into the Sociology Classroom 136. Professional Workshop. Use of the Data Center of Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H the National Consortium on Violence Research Organizer and Presider: Denise M. Dalaimo, University of Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Nevada, Las Vegas Pat Edgar, Carnegie Mellon University The Importance of Integrating Multicultural Awareness into Sam Al-Droubi, National Consortium on Violence Research the Sociology Classroom. Diana Kendall, Baylor Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis University This workshop will feature a demonstration of the Data Center of the Issues and Strategies for Incorporating a Global Perspective National Consortium on Violence Research located at Carnegie Mellon on Inequality. Winifred Poster, University of Illinois, University. This Center has archived the data sets critical to researchers Urbana-Champaign involved in analyzing the causes of inter-personal violence. Some of the large data sets installed in the NCOVR data warehouse include: the 1990 The Use of Games and Exercises in Understanding the and 1980 US Census (STF3A) data set with 4500 variables; the 1990 Intersections of Oppression. Tracy E. Ore, St. Cloud Census (STF1A) data set with 1000 variables; the ASR-UCR (age, sex, State University race) data set with 90 variables; the Return-A UCR data set with 40 The goal of this workshop is to share and discuss specific variables; the 1980-1996 Supplementary Homicide Reports (SHR) data exercises, techniques, and resources which may assist us in integrating set with 48 variables; and the city homicide data for Pittsburgh, St. Louis, multicultural and global awareness into the sociology classroom. We will Miami, Chicago, and Houston with 50 variables (the four city Homicide focus on classroom tactics designed to overcome student resistance to data are only accessible to project members at the present time). The multicultural issues, the use of games/exercises in understanding the Data Center permits users to extract and combine concepts from a intersections of oppression/identity, the emphasis of privilege when variety of databases, identified by time and geography. The teaching multicultural/global issues to dominant group members, and demonstration will include an illustrative use of the Data Center to link using the Internet and WWW as tools for multicultural/global education. homicide incidents to their SES contexts. Additionally, a multicultural resource list will be provided which includes an abundance of exercises, reading lists, and URLs for related websites 137. Professional Workshop. Meet the New ASA Editors: and listservs. Aspirations, Opportunities, and Advice 140. Open Refereed Roundtables. Community, Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Homelessness, and the Importance of Place and Organizer: Felice J. Levine, American Sociological Space Association Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Presider: Patricia A. Roos, Rutgers University Panel: Charles Camic and Franklin D. Wilson, American Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Sociological Review, University of Wisconsin, Madison University Jonathan H. Turner, Sociological Theory, University of 1. Problems and Issues in Community Development California, Riverside Table Presider: Sue R. Crull, Iowa State University Helen A. Moore, Teaching Sociology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Session 140, continued

138. Academic Workplace Workshop. Research Tourism Development on the Island of Lana’I: A Trojan Experiences in High School and Community College Horse? Shelly K. Habel, Whitman College Housing and Rural Development. Sue R. Crull, Iowa State Sociology Courses University Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron 2. The Importance of Place and Space Robert N. Gilbert, Harold Washington College Table Presider: Krista Paulsen, University of California, Santa 92 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Barbara Confronting Environmental Problems in a Democracy: The Spatial Meaning of Labor Markets: A Proposed Model of Toward a Pragmatic Conception of the Environment. Labor Market Behavior. Alan Kirschenbaum and Dafna Jerry L. Williams, Stephen F. Austin State University Kariv, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel Discussion: Frederick H. Buttel, University of Wisconsin, “Contested Natures” of the Low Country: The Social Madison Production of Coastal Environmentalism. Lynn M. Mulkey and Randall E. Cross, University of South Carolina 143. Regular Session. New Family Forms 3. Homelessness Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Table Presider: Amir Marvasti, University of Florida Organizer and Presider: Wendy D. Manning, Bowling Green Desperate Measures: How Some Homeless Strategize to State University Survive. Deborah Kaplan, University of Arizona Setting the Clock Forward or Back?: Covenant Marriage and The Organizational Construction of Homeless Clients. Amir the Divorce Revolution in a Culturally Divisive Society. Marvasti, University of Florida James D. Wright, Tulane University; and Constance How Attitudes about the Homeless Influence the Types of Gager, Princeton University Social Programs that Individuals Are Willing to Support to Considerations of Family Structure and Gender Composition: Ameliorate Homelessness. Robert J. Pelletier The Lesbian and Gay Stepfamily. Jean Lynch, Miami University 141. Regular Session. Death, Dying, and Bereavement The Cohabitation Experience and Changing Values. Marin Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Clarkberg, Cornell University Organizer: Debra Umberson, University of Texas Families of Friends: Young Adults and Shared Household Presider: Toni Terling, University of Oklahoma Living in the 1990s. Sue Heath and Liz Kenyon, When Experience Counts Most: Differential Effects of University of Southampton, United Kingdom Structural and Experiential Similarity on Men’s and Discussion: Judith Seltzer, University of California, Los Women’s Receipt of Support during Bereavement. J. Jill Angeles Suitor, Louisiana State University; and Karl Pillemer, Cornell University 144. Regular Session. Immigration: Labor Market Suicide: Is It Really a White Thing? Donna Holland Barnes, Incorporation Southwest Texas State University; and Kevin E. Early, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 7 Oakland University Organizer: Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Ready to Die: A Postmodern Interpretation of the Increase of Presider: Leif Jensen, Pennsylvania State University African-American Adolescent Male Suicide. Leigh A. On the Back of Blacks?: Immigrants and the Fortune of Willis, David Coombs, and William C. Cockerham, African Americans. Nelson Lim, University of California, University of Alabama Los Angeles Racial Division over Legalizing Voluntary Euthanasia. William New Destinations of Mexican Immigration in the United McDonald, Ohio State University, Newark; and Michael States: Trajectories and Settlement in a Mexican O. Emerson, Bethel College Immigrant Community in the U.S. Historic South. Ruben Discussion: Toni Terling, University of Oklahoma Hernandez-Leon and Victor A. Zuniga, University of Monterrey, Mexico 142. Regular Session. Science and the Environment: Occupations and Origins: Latin American Immigrant Constructions and Controversies Adaptation in Four Economic Economies. Stephanie A. Hilton Chicago, Williford C Bohon, University of Georgia Organizer: Riley E. Dunlap, Washington State University Ethnic Economy within the City Contexts: Economic Returns Presider: Stephen R. Couch, Pennsylvania State University of Participating in Ethnic Economic Revisited. Eric Fong Scientific Disputes, the Environmental Exposure Paradigm, and Linda Lee, University of Toronto and Lead Poisoning in the United States. Theodore H. Discussion: Leif Jensen, Pennsylvania State University Tsoukalas, Indiana University-Purdue University, Ft. Wayne 145. Regular Session. Sociology of the Military Constructing Nature, Constructing Science: Expertise, Hilton Chicago, Williford B Activist Science and Lay Complaints in the Chicago Organizer and Presider: James J. Dowd, University of Wilderness. Reid M. Helford, Loyola University Chicago Georgia Anti-Environmental Rhetoric and the Right: The Conservative War, Peace, and Future U.S. Military Operations: The Post Movement’s Framing of Global Warming. Aaron M. Cold War Debate over Doctrine and Strategy. Dana Eyre McCright and Riley E. Dunlap, Washington State and Ian Roxborough, State University of New York, University Stony Brook Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 93

A Regional Analysis of Russian Military Downsizing. David E. Discussion: Paul Burstein, University of Washington Rohall, University of Maryland Trends in Army Training II: Are They Still Consistent with the 148. Regular Session. Race, Class, and Pragmatic Industrial Model of the Army? Guy L. Siebold, U.S. Army “Feminist” Politics Research Institute Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E Racial Differences in the Impact of Military Service on the Socioeconomic Status of Women Veterans. Richard T. Organizer and Presider: Deborah K. King, Dartmouth College Cooney, U.S. Air Force Academy; and Mady Segal, Women’s Movement in Latin America: Popular Feminism and David R. Segal, and William V. Falk, University of Feminist Practitioners in Salvador Brazil. Elsa Beatriz Maryland Padilla, University of Illinois, Urbana Authorship, Affiliation, and Descriptor Analysis of Armed Structure and the Situated Activist: African-American, Forces and Society: The First Decade, 1974-1984. Chicana and White Feminist Emergence in the Second Morten G. Ender, U.S. Military Academy Wave. Benita Roth, Binghamton University Discussion: Franklin M. Osanka, Racine, WI Black Feminist Organizations: Practicing Politics in the Cracks. Kimberly Springer, Emory University 146. Regular Session. Organizations: Institutional Discussion: Belinda Robnett, University of California, Davis; Origins, Institutional Stasis, and De- and Nancy A. Naples, University of California, Irvine

Institutionalization 149. Section on Sociology of Education. Race and Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Education Organizer: Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina, Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom Chapel Hill Presider: W. Richard Scott, Stanford University Organizer and Presider: Annette Lareau, Temple University Canadian Biotechnology Startups, 1991-97: The Role of Warehousing the Unemployed – Whites Only: Federal Job Incumbents’ Patents and Strategic Alliances. Tony Training Programs in the Depression-Era South. Regina Calabrese and Joel A.C. Baum, University of Toronto; E. Werum, Emory University and Brian S. Silverman, Harvard University College Graduates in Math and Science: A Study of Trade Associations as an Organizational Form: NELA and Institutional Selectivity, Race, and Gender. Ann L. the Development of the Early American Electricity Mullen, National Center for Education Statistics Industry. Chi-nien Chung and Mark Granovetter, Stanford White Means Never Having to Say You’re Ethnic: A University Comparative Ethnography in High Schools of the Coordination and Control through Personnel Transfers in Construction of “White” as “Cultureless.” Pamela G. International Organizations: A Theoretical Framework. Perry, Harvard Children’s Initiative Martine R. Haas, Harvard University Honest Teens: Race and Ethnic Differences. Judith R. Blau Paths to De-institutionalization: Forms, Processes, and and Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina, Outcomes. Wesley D. Sine, Cornell University Chapel Hill Discussion: W. Richard Scott, Stanford University Discussion: Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina, Charlotte 150. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender/Sex/Sexuality: Connections, Contradictions, 147. Regular Session. Political Sociology: Civil Society and Tensions (co- sponsored by the ASA Section on and Politics Sociology of Sexualities) Hilton Palmer House, Continental A Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Organizer: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago Organizer and Presider: Jodi O’Brien, Seattle University Presider: Paul Burstein, University of Washington Pleasure’s Intricate Fabric: Working-Class Women’s Civil Society in Scotland: From the Enlightenment to the Everyday Negotiation of Passion in Manhattan, 1900- Millenium. Albert Hunter, Northwestern University; and 1920. Val Marie Johnson, New School for Social Norman Bonney, Napier University, Scotland Research A City in Transition: The Civil Society of a Small City in the Sexual Scripts, Masculinity Tensions, and HIV among Gay New German Bundeslander. Hans-Joachim Schubert, Youth. Matt Mutchler, University of California, Santa Harvard University Barbara Transforming the City: Activist Networks and the Construction Turnabout: Drag Queens and the Masculine Embodiment of of Civil Society in a Brazilian Context. Gianpaolo the Feminine. Steven P. Schacht, State University of Baiocchi, University of Wisconsin, Madison New York, Plattsburgh Voluntary Associations and State Expansion in Quebec. Dancing on Shaky Ground: The Power-Laden Interactions Philippe Couton and Jeffrey Cormier, McGill University between Erotic Dancers and Their Customers. Sine 94 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Anahita, Iowa State University Chung, Chonbuk National University, South Korea Genders of Desire: Gendering Sex Acts in Lesbian Sexuality. 2. Unemployment and Social Support Network in China Cheryl L. Cole, University of Illinois Table Presider: Sharon M. Lee, Portland State University Non-Agricultural Unemployment in Beijing: A Multilevel 151. Section on Social Psychology Miniconference. Analysis. Chengrong Duan, People University of China; Social Psychological Perspectives on Inequality II: and Dudley L. Poston, Texas A&M University Research Applications Millions of Laid Off Workers in China: Dual Crisis and Coping. Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Johannes Han-yin Chang, National University of Organizer and Presider: Lynn Smith-Lovin, University of Singapore; and Huimin Ding, He-fei Industrial University, Arizona China Panel: Duane F. Alwin, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The Emergence of Social Security System in China: Glen H. Elder Jr., University of North Carolina Problems and Prospects. Jieli Li, Ohio University Elizabeth G. Menaghan, Ohio State University Composition of Social Support Networks in Urban Shanghai. Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Gina Lai, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong 3. Identity Politics in Asian American Communities 152. Section on Marxist Sociology. Race, Class, Gender, Table Presider: Morrison G. Wong, Texas Christian and Marxism: A Working Relationship University From Fu Manchu to the Dead Charlie Chan: The Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Construction of Asian American Male Stereotypes and Organizers: Stephanie Shanks-Meile, Indiana University Identity. Evelyn Ibatan Rodriguez, University of Northwest; and Kevin Anderson, Northern Illinois California, Berkeley University The Effect of Actual and Perceived Competition on Panethnic Presider: Stephanie Shanks-Meile, Indiana University Collective Behavior among Asian Americans. Dina Northwest Okamoto, University of Arizona The Concept of Hegemony: Linking Marxism with Race, Local Color: The Race for the 1998 Governship in Hawaii. Class, and Gender. Derek V. Price, American University Joyce Chinen, University of Hawaii, West Oahu Leopold Sedar Senghor and the Dialectics of Negritude: A 4. Network and Transnationalization of Asian Immigrants Historical Materialist Analysis. Ernest D. Green, Otterbein Table Presider: Janet W. Salaff, University of Toronto College Resources and Adaptation: The Network Ties of Indian and The Theory of Alienation in Hegel, in Marx, and in Black Filipino Professionals Immigrating to the United States. Social Theory. Lou Turner, North Central College Ann D. Bagchi, University of Wisconsin, Madison Race, Gender, and Class in U.S. Capitalist Society. Jean Ait

Amber Belkhir, University of New Orleans Is a New Transnational Middle Class Emerging?: Middle- Race, Gender, Class, and Class Interest. Tracy Chang, Class Chinese Immigrants from Three Sending Areas. University of Alabama, Birmingham Janet W. Salaff, University of Toronto 153. Section on Asia and Asian America. Refereed The Extended Conjugal Family and Modified Filial Piety: Roundtables on Asia and Asian Americans Korean Immigrants’ Care for their Elderly Parents. Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Kwang Chung Kim, Western Illinois University; Shin Kim, Organizer: Alvin Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science and University of Chicago Technology 5. Marital Crisis in East Asia 1. Civil Society, Social Movements, and Democratization in Table Presider: Linda Vo, Washington State University East Asia How Are Middle-Aged Women Coping with Marital Crisis Table Presider: John Lie, University of Illinois, Urbana- during China’s Economic Reform? Renxin Yang, Champaign Northern Michigan University Corporatism, Civil Society, and Democratization in Transitions of Divorce and Single Motherhood in Japan. Aya Contemporary China. Yiu-Chung Wong, Lingnan Ezawa, University of Illinois College, Hong Kong The Determinants of Divorced and Separated Mothers in Market and Daily Life: Searching for the Emerging Taiwan. Chien-Chung Huang, Columbia University Foundations of Legitimacy in the People’s Republic of 6. An Institutional Analysis of Chinese Firm and Business China. Carolyn L. Hsu, University of California, San Relationship Diego Table Presider: Xiangming Chen, University of Illinois, A New Wave of Social Movements in South Korea: Chicago Emergence and Development of Citizens’ Movement. Confucian Culture, Rationality, and the Institution of the Jungyeon Lee, University of Hawaii Chinese Family Firm. Sun-Ki Chai, University of Arizona Social Conditions of Popular Politics in South Korea. Chulhee Does Trust Mediate the Relationship between Guanxi and Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 95

Performance of Business Ventures in China? Soon Ang University Chicago and Mei Ling Tan, Nanyang Technological University, War and Politics: War Experience and Political Activism Singapore; and Yanjie Bian, Hong Kong University of among Okinawan Women. Kristen Schultz, Cornell Science and Technology University Institutional Environment and Internal Decision-Making in 10. Hong Kong after 1997 China’s Joint Venture Enterprises. Young-Jin Choi, Table Presider: Tai-Lok Lui, The Chinese University of Hong University of Hawaii Kong Beyond Organized Dependency: The Politics of The Globalization of Hong Kong Academia: Within National Bureaucratization and Informalization of South Wind Context. Gerald A. Postiglione, University of Hong Kong between 1949-1996. Tak-Chuen Luk, Hong Kong Baptist Glocalization: The Formation of Hong Kong as a Global City University; and Hok Bun Ku, Chinese University of Hong and Local Society. Pun Ngai and Kim Ming Lee, City Kong University of Hong Kong 7. Family Violence among South Asians and South Asian The Hong Kong Middle Class after the Economic Meltdown. Americans Tai-Lok Lui and Jimmy C.T. Wong, The Chinese Table Organizer: Bam Dev Sharda, University of Utah, Salt University of Hong Kong Lake City 11. Changing Stratification and Labor Standards in China’s Table Presiders: Ashakant Nimbark, Dowling College; and Market Transition Manju Sheth Table Presider: Michael Johnston, University of California, Violence in the Family: Transgenerational Impact on Attitudes Los Angeles toward Women in India. Shobha Srinivasan, University of Social Status and Stratification of Workers in State-Owned California, Davis Enterprises in Chinese Transitional Society. Changcheng Wife Burning: Cultural Cues for Lethal Violence against Zhou, Wuhan University, China Women among Asian Indians. Raghu N. Singh, Texas Changing Chinese Labor Standards: The Influence of Foreign A&M University; and Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State Direct Investment and International Migration. Michael University Johnston, and Rodolfo Alvarez, University of California, Spousal Violence among Asian Indian Families in the U.S.: A Los Angeles Cross-Cultural Reflection. Carol Sheikh, Florida Session 153, continued International University Intervention Strategies and Outreach: Some Prescriptions for Intergenerational Status Differentiation in China’s Structural Family Violence among South Asians in the United Transition. Yi Zhou, The Chinese University of Hong States. Meera Srinivasan, Whittier College Kong 8. Housework and Gender Attitudes in East Asia The Social Psychology of Rural Chinese during Social Table Presider: Ray-May Hsung, Tunghai University, Taiwan Transformation. Xiaohong Zhou, Nanjing University, Electrifying the Household: Do Women Benefit? An Analysis China of the Impact of Household Electrification on Women’s 12. Sociology and Public Policy in South Asia Work in Rural India. Mitali Sen, University of Maryland Table Organizer: Bam Dev Sharda, University of Utah, Salt Economic Bargaining, Gender Ideology, and Spousal Support Lake City in Household Division of Labor among Married Factory Table Presider: Proshanta K. Nandi, University of Illinois, Workers in Taiwan. Ray-May Hsung, Tunghai University, Springfield Taiwan Changing Themes in South Asian Sociology. Joseph W. Gendered Resources, Housework Division, and Perceived Elder, University of Wisconsin Fairness: A Case Study in Urban China. Jiping Zuo, St. Privatization, Foreign Investment, and State Policy in India: A Cloud State University; and Yanjie Bian, Hong Kong Sectoral Analysis. Satya Pattnayak, Villanova University University of Science and Technology The Effects of Spousal Resources on Family Planning Economic Development, Market Transition, and Gender-Role Decisions in Nepal. Surendra B. Adhikari, University of Attitudes in China. Xiaoling Shu, University of California, Akron Davis A Home for the Twilight Years. Proshanta K. Nandi, 9. Redefining Traditional Gender Role and Identity University of Illinois, Springfield Table Presider: Judith Liu, University of San Diego 13. Sexual Harassment and Deviants in Chinese Societies Asian American Women in Business: Negotiating Roles and Table Presider: Naihua Zhang, Florida Atlantic University Identities. Yuonne M. Lau, Loyola University Chicago Were They Pushed or Did They Jump?: Female Part-Time The Boss-Wives in Taiwanese Small Family Businesses. Yu- Workers in Comparative Perspective. May Tam, Hsia Lu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan University of Hong Kong Destroying a Marriage to Save a Family: Shifting Filipino- Tolerance toward Sexual Deviants: Urban Effects in China American Gender Relations. Orlando P. Tizon, Loyola and Taiwan. Yang-Chin Fu and Chin-Chun Yi, Academia 96 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Sinica, Taiwan Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut Gender, Location, and Age as Functions of Chinese Suicide Napalese Americans and Their Socio-Economic Profiles. Rate. Jie Zhang and Joan Cabral, State University of Mohan N. Shrestha, Bowling Green State University New York, Buffalo Dating, Cohabitation, Marriage, Divorce, and Childbearing 14. Understanding the Taiwanese State Practices among Asian Indians in the United States. K.V. Table Presider: Ping-Chun Hsiung, University of Toronto Rao, Bowling Green State University The State and Societal Construction of Collective Memory: Marriage Talk: How Indian Immigrants Use Culture to Explain Taiwan’s Two Pasts. Grace Yueh-Ying Chen, University Why They’ll Marry. Neerja K. Aravamudan, Northwestern of Georgia University Voters, Candidates, and Parties: Changing Patterns of Politics in Taiwan before Millenium. Alfred Ko-Wai Hu, 154. Section on Sociology and Computers. The Internet Academia Sinica, Taiwan in Teaching and Research: Why Don’t Sociologists The Development of the Welfare State in Taiwan: A Time Get I.T.? Series Analysis of Welfare Spending. Wey Hsiao, The Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Commonwealth of Massachusetts Organizer and Presider: Chris Toulouse, Hofstra University 15. The Divergent Experience of Chinese Students Panel: Mike Kearl, Trinity College Table Presider: Jan Guan, Pennsylvania State University Rob Kling, University of Indiana Chinese Students: Dilemmas of Identity and Loyalty. Joseph Jessie Daniels, Hofstra University M. Conforti, State University of New York, Old Westbury From Culture Clash toward Culture Integration: A Theoretical Model to Understand Overseas Chinese Students’ Psychological Stress and Adaptation. Zhonghe Li, University of Massachusetts

Constructing the Achievement-Oriented Self: Minority Students and Academic Success in China. MaryJo Benton Lee, South Dakota State University Household Registration, Gender, and Education of Migrant Children in Urban China. Zai Liang and Leah Weiss, Queens College, City University of New York 16. Science, Technology, and Asians/Asian Americans Table Presider: Emily Noelle Ignacio, Loyola University Chicago Emerging Pedagogy and the Internet: A Case Study of a Sociology Course Entitled “Japanese Culture and Society.” Zakir Hossain, Lock Haven University Organizational Effects on Quality of Performance among Indian Academic Scientists. Lalita D. Jambhale and K.V. Rao, Bowling Green State University 17. The Political Economy of South Korea Table Presider: Howard Lin, Pennsylvania State University Tariff and Non-Tariff Trade Barriers in Korea: The Korean Imported Automobile Market. Sangmin Lee, University of Texas, Austin Correlates of the Length of Service of Cabinet Members in Korea, 1948-1997. Eui Hang Shin and Sangmoon Kim, University of South Carolina The State of Adjustment of North Korean Refugees in South Korean Society. In-Jin Yoon, Korea University, Korea 18. South Asian American Families: Connections and Disjunctions Table Presider: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut Maintaining Meaningful Connections: Indian Americans of the New Second Generation and Ties with the Old Home. Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 97

155. Section on Rational Choice. The Legacy of James 6. Different Modes of Sociological Inquiry Coleman W.I. Thomas, F. Znaniecki and E. Durkheim: Two Different Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Approaches to Sociological Methodology. Suzie Guth and Cherry Schrecker, University of Metz, France Organizer and Presider: Michael W. Macy, Cornell University Two Perspectives on Chicago Sociology: An Examination of Power in Mixed Exchange Networks: A Rational-Choice Jane Addams and the Men of the Chicago School by Model. Kazuo Yamaguchi, University of Chicago Mary Jo Deegan and The Chicago School of Sociology: Rational Choice Theory and Coleman’s Educational Institutionalization, Diversity, and the Rise of Sociological Research. Maureen T. Hallinan, University of Notre Research by Martin Bulmer. Angela O. West, Campbell Dame University The Asymmetric Society: A Key to Coleman’s Work. Siegwart Lindenberg, University of Groningen, The Netherlands History of Sociology Section-in-Formation Business Meeting James Coleman, Young Structuralist. Ron Burt, University of (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) Chicago

156. History of Sociology Section-in-Formation. Refereed 11:30 a.m. Meetings ______Roundtables and Business Meeting ____

Hilton Chicago, Astoria History of Sociology Section-in-Formation Business Meeting Refereed Roundtables (10:30-11:30 a.m.): (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Astoria Organizers: Patricia Madoo Lengermann, The George Section on Sociological Practice Business Meeting (to 12:15 Washington University; and Jill Niebrugge-Brantley, p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Gettysburg College 1. Academics as Public Intellectuals Critical Theory Meets America: Reisman, the Lonely Crowd, and the Sociologist as Public Intellectual. Neil 12:30 p.m. Meetings ______McLaughlin, McMaster University ____

The History of the Professors’ Movement: The Emergence of 1998-99 Council Members-at-Large (to 3:30 p.m.)—Hilton the Academic Profession in Brazil. Liana DaSilva Chicago, McCormick Boardroom Cardoso, Rio de Janeiro Federal University, Brazil Committee on Publications (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, 2. Teaching the Inclusive Canon Pullman Boardroom Teaching a History of Sociology: What I Learned from Journal of Health and Social Behavior Editorial Board—Hilton Subverting the Classical Theory Canon. Betsy Lucal, Chicago, Conference Room 4L Indiana University, South Bend Sociological Methodology Editorial Board—Hilton Chicago, Teaching about the Women Founders in Courses about the Conference Room 4I History and Nature of Sociology. Kay Richards Broschart, Hollins University 3. Sociology in Chicago Historiography of the Mexican Community in Chicago. Ray 12:30 p.m. Other Groups ______Hutchison, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay ____ Writing the Ghetto: Wirth’s Jewish Identity and the Chicago School. Roger Salerno, Pace University American Journal of Sociology Editorial Board—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 4. The Politics of Knowledge Radical Intellectuals: The Story of the New Urban Sociology. Aleksandra Milicevik, University of California, Los Angeles Manufacturing Rationality: The Foundations of the Managerial Revolution. Yehouda Shenhav, Tel Aviv University, Israel 5. History and Practice of the Sociology of Knowledge Ideology and Utopia in Mannheim: Towards the Sociology of Self-Knowledge. Mohammad Tamdgidi, State University of New York, Binghamton Two Roads Diverged: Buber, Heidegger, and Hermeneutics. J.I. Hans Bakker, University of Guelph 98 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m. Sessions Cocoa and Cattle: Family Farms and Deforestation on the ______Amazonian Agricultural. Stephen D. McCracken, Andrea Siqueiera, and Eduardo Brondizio, Indiana University; 157. Thematic Session. Recoloring the Heartland: and Steven R. Brechin, University of Michigan Immigration and Social Change Discussion: Steven R. Brechin, University of Michigan

Hilton Palmer House, Wabash 160. Special Session. Religion and “Development”: Organizer: Lourdes Gouveia, University of Nebraska, Theoretical Advances since Modernization Theory Omaha (co-sponsored by the Association for the Sociology Dealing with Reality: Community Response to the New of Religion) Latino Presence in Central Iowa. Cornelia B. Flora The Essex Inn, Park Walk East and Jan Flora, Iowa State University Ethnic Enterprise: Self-Employment among Latin Organizer and Presider: David A. Smilde, University of American and Asian Immigrants. Silvia Pedraza and Chicago Salvador Rivas, University of Michigan Panel: Peter Beyer, University of Ottawa Latino/a Immigrants and New Social Formations in the Madeleine Cousineau, Mount Ida College Great Plains: An Assessment of Population Growth Daniel H. Levine, University of Michigan and Multiple Impacts. Lourdes Gouveia, University of Joseph B. Tamney, Ball State University Nebraska, Omaha; and Rogelio Saenz, Texas A&M University 161. Special Session. Gender, Race, and Class in a Discussion: Shawn Malia Kanaiaupuni, University of Restructuring Economy Wisconsin, Madison Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Organizer: Leslie McCall, Rutgers University 158. Special Session. Emotions in Macrosociology Presider: Naomi Cassirer, University of Notre Dame Household Structure and Employment among Puerto Rican Hilton Chicago, Continental B Women Revisited. Vilma Ortiz, University of California, Organizer and Presider: Theodore D. Kemper, St. John’s Los Angeles University Opportunities Lost?: Race, Industrial Restructuring, and Emotions and Contentious Politics. Ronald R. Aminzade, Employment among Women Heading Households. Irene University of Minnesota; and Douglas McAdam, Stanford Browne, Emory University University Changes in Gender and Race Composition of Occupations Managing Fear in High-Risk Social Movements: The U.S. and after Displacement: Who’s Who in the Queue. Cynthia German Civil Rights Movements. Jeff Goodwin and Deitch, George Washington University; and Roberta Steven Pfaff, New York University Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association Scientific Knowledge and Emotion. Jack M. Barbalet, Gender, Race, Class, and the New Politics of Inequality in Australian National University, Australia Historical Perspective. Leslie McCall, Rutgers University Emotions Unbound: Feeling Political Incorporation in the New Europe. Mabel Berezin, University of California, Los 162. Regional Spotlight Session. The Chicago Face of Angeles Poverty and Welfare Reform (co-sponsored by the Joint Center for Poverty Research at Northwestern 159. Special Session. Population and the Environment: University and the University of Chicago) Linking Levels of Analysis Hilton Chicago, Marquette Hilton Chicago, Joliet Organizer and Presider: Kristen Shook, University of Organizer and Presider: Lori Mae Hunter, Utah State Michigan University The Full Family Partnership Program: Preliminary Evaluation Operationalizing the Human Dimensions of the Environment: Results. Rachel Gordan, University of Illinois, Chicago; A Case History of Continent-Wide Interactions. Deirdre and Carolyn Heinrich, University of Chicago M. Mageean, University of Maine; John G. Bartlett, U.S. Low Income Single Fathers in an African American Department of Agricultural Forest Service; and Raymond Community and the Requirements of Welfare Reform. J. O’Connor, University of Maine Kevin Roy, Northwestern University A Political Ecology Perspective of Environmental Change in Malawi with the Blantyre Fuelwood Project Area as a Relative Deprivation, Perceived Financial Strain, and Case Study. Ezekiel Kalipeni, University of Illinois, Adolescent Adjustment among African-American Girls in Urbana-Champaign; and Deborah Feder, Pennsylvania Disadvantaged Neighborhoods. Mignon Moore, State University University of Michigan; Rebekah Levine Coley, Harvard Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 99

University; and P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale, University of Organizer and Presider: Allen Scarboro, Augusta State Chicago University Social Isolation, Parental Support, and Adolescent Panel: Dan Hilliard, Southwestern University Development in the Inner-City. Bruce Rankin and James Robert Johnston, Augusta State University Quane, Harvard University Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M University Jose Calderon, Pitzer College 163. Didactic Seminar. Multilevel Models, Contextual Alfonso Latoni, University of , Mayaguez Effects (to 4:15 p.m.) This workshop aims to help participants develop plans and strategies which they can take with them back to their home campuses Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan and there build stronger curricula. Each facilitator will make a short Ticket required for admission introduction to a specific teaching issue. William M. Mason, University of California, Los Angeles Each facilitator will also prepare a two-page handout which will be bound in a booklet for participants to carry away. After the five short issue- Vincent Kang Fu, University of California, Los Angeles identifying talks, the workshop will break into three to four person groups; Techniques for the analysis of data with one or more blocking a facilitator will join each group. The groups will in turn focus on the structures have recently attained “must know” status in the conduct of following tasks: (1) identifying the research experiences every quantitative social science research. We describe approaches and undergraduate major should have (develop list and share); (2) each software for multilevel and repeated measures data structures based on participant: identify where in your current curriculum each desired regression, discrete response, ordinal response, event history, and other research experience is taught; where the opportunities are offered. Also, regression-like models. The emphasis will be on key insights and on identify those experiences which every student may not have--each software-linked examples. A web site will be provided for post-meetings participant will here develop a problem or task list; (3) identifying barriers follow-up and contact. Participants should gain from this Didactic to success: what obstacles need to be met to insure research embedded Seminar an understanding of the need for the general class of models curriculum; (4) strategies for building consensus within departments; discussed, and the capacity to make sensible decisions about the agreeing to change and implementation; and (5) strategies for specific types of modeling they wish to use in their own research. implementing and evaluating a research-embedded undergraduate curriculum in sociology. 164. Professional Workshop. Preparing Your Credentials for Teaching-Oriented Faculty Positions 167. Open Refereed Roundtables. The Shock of the New: Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Popular Culture and the Construction of Identity Organizer: Kathleen Piker-King, Mount Union College Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Panel: Edward L. Kain, Southwestern University Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Kathleen Piker-King, Mount Union College University Keith Roberts, Hanover College 1. Popular Culture and Dream Factories Greg Weiss, Roanoke College Table Presider: Viviana A. Bompadre, University of Notre Dame 165. Academic Workplace Workshop. The Effective The “Telenovela”: Pleasure and Ideology in the Afternoon. Preparation and Use of Teaching Assistants Viviana A. Bompadre, University of Notre Dame Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H The Town of Asa Branca: Constructing Public Spaces in Organizer: Kenneth Allan, University of North Carolina, Brazil. Heloisa Pait, New School of Social Research Greensboro Exploring Dyadic Leisure Interaction: The Need for a Presider: Gary Kiger, Utah State University Relational Leisure Satisfaction Scale. Ellen C. Baird, Panel: Judith A. Howard, University of Washington Arizona State University Gary Kiger, Utah State University 2. Constructing Identity: “I Am Me, as You Are Me, as We Are Linda B. Nilson, Clemson University All Together” Joyce E. Williams, Texas Woman’s University The Slow Construction of a Sacred Cow: The Allegedly A vital component of training teaching assistants is professional Foundational Influence of Mary McIntosh’s 1968 Article socialization. Yet the expectations of the job market and the configuration “The Homosexual Role” on Gay and Lesbian Studies. of the profession itself have changed over the past few years. This workshop is designed to raise some of the issues of professional Stephen O. Murray, University of California, San socialization and to consider them in this new light. In particular, the Francisco workshop will focus on documenting teaching, the changing role of service, reciprocal socialization--taking the TA into account, and Session 167, continued research-based teaching. 166. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Social Research I Am Not the Devil! I Am What You Made Me! I Am Antichrist across the Undergraduate Curriculum (co-sponsored Superstar! Who is Marilyn Manson?: A Labeling by the Minority Opportunities through School Perspective. Jason Ford, Bowling Green State University Transformation Program) Gender, Culture, and the Construction of Lizzie Borden within the Contemporary Public Discourse of Victorian New Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B England. Suzanne Goodney, Indiana University 100 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

In the Face of Change: A Comparative Content Analysis The Encounter with Intimate Violence and Risky Sexual Study of Personal Advertisements in China between Activity among Young Adolescent Females. Gregory C. 1984 and 1998. Lan Yue, Catholic University of America Elliott, Roger Avery, and Elizabeth Fishman, Brown 3. Constructing the Body University Table Presider: Diane Bjorklund, Illinois State University The Moderating Influence of Peer Contact on the Posing the Subject: Sex, Illumination, and Pumping Iron II: Relationship between Perceived Negative Relations and The Women. Douglas Sadao Aoki, University of Alberta Adolescent Delinquency. Xiaoru Liu, San Diego State Easy Access: A Content Analysis of Sports Illustrated University Swimsuit Issues, 1962-1998. Jill Stephens Fleisher and Religion as Family Social Capital: Family Risk, Religiosity, Rhonda Nurkiewicz, Loras College and Adolescent Problem Behavior. Alison Burke, The Body in Autobiographies. Diane Bjorklund, Illinois State University of Virginia University Discussion: Susan Bailey, University of Pittsburgh

168. Informal Discussion Roundtables. Social Marginality 170. Regular Session. Nonprofit Organizations, Civil Society, and the State Hilton Chicago, Astoria Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Organizer: Burke D. Grandjean, University of Wyoming Organizer and Presider: Margaret A. Johnson, Oklahoma 1. Acculturation versus Ethnic Identity State University Ethnic Identity among Children of Korean Immigrants. Sara Non-Political Voluntary Associations and Political S. Lee, Columbia University Engagement in the United States: Has Civil Society Been Acculturation and Drinking: Youth of Chinese Origin. Celia C. Depoliticized by Altruism? Sarah Sobieraj, State Lo, University of Akron University of New York, Albany 2. Race and Self-Image Embedded Systems: How Location Guides Form in State- Understanding (and Dismantling) the Processes and Daily Non-Profit Relations. Howard Lune, National Manifestations of Internalized Racist Superiority. Emily Development and Research Institutes, Inc.; and Hillary Drew, Loyola University, Chicago Oberstein, Common Ground Community, HDFC Cosmetic Surgery and the Social Construction of Coalitions Working for Social Justice?: Transnational NGOs Ethnicity/Race. Sarah Eichberg, University of and International Governance. Pauline P. Cullen, State Pennsylvania University of New York, Stony Brook 3. Why Do Asian Students Score Higher in Mathematics than Reinventing the Dichotomy between Advocacy and Service American Students? Xiao-Qing Wang, University of Notre Provision Organizations: State-Nonprofit Organizations Dame Relations in Greece. Sophia Tsakraklides, Yale 4. Stress and Well-Being among Gay Men: Domains of University Stress among Gay Men over Age 50. Allen J. LeBlanc, Discussion: S. Wojciech Sokolowski, Johns Hopkins University of California, San Francisco University

5. Women and Breast Cancer. Julia A. Ericksen, Temple 171. Regular Session. Disaster University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E 6. Explaining Job Preferences of the Homeless: A Research Agenda and Preliminary Findings. Chris Gillespie and Organizer: Marilyn Aronoff, Michigan State University Russell K. Schutt, University of Massachusetts, Boston Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Michigan State University 7. The Helping Effects of “Helping Others”: Long-Term Recovery from Alcoholism in AA. Leslie Sekerka, Case Western Reserve University

169. Regular Session. At-Risk Youth Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 7 Organizer and Presider: Kevin M. Fitzpatrick, University of Alabama, Birmingham Psychopathy, Aggression, and Childhood Trauma among Mexican-American High Risk Male Youth. Avelardo Valdez and Edward Codina, University of Texas, San Antonio; and Charles D. Kaplan, University of Limburg, The Netherlands Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 101

The Long-Term Aftermath of Social Disaster: Perspectives on Some Further Thoughts on Being Human: Epistemological Holocaust Survivors Late in Life. Boaz Kahana and Zev Considerations Underlying a Fourth Main Theoretical Harel, Cleveland State University; and Cathie King and Perspective in Sociology. Tom Arcaro, Elon College Loren Lovegreen, Case Western Reserve University The Role of Values in Sociology. Louis Kontos, Long Island Disasters and the Elderly: Considering Possible Recovery University Roles in Natural and Technological Events. William J. Callaghan and Valerie J. Gunter, University of New 174. Regular Session. Orleans Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B A Comparison of Household Responses to Hurricanes Georges and Andrew. Betty Heam Morrow and Nicole Organizer and Presider: Karl Eschbach, University of Dash, Florida International University Houston Disaster and the Political Economy of Recycling: Toxic Fire in Choosing Racial Identities: The Racial Identification of People an Industrial City. S. Harris Ali, University of Toronto, Who Have One American Indian Parent and One Non- Scarborough American Indian Parent. Carolyn April Liebler, University Discussion: Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans of Wisconsin Land, Opportunities, and Population on the Indian 172. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Aspects of Reservations of Wisconsin: Past, Present, and Future. Miquel Ceballos, University of Wisconsin, Madison Russian Capitalism The Resurgent Indigenous Population of Brazil: Implications Hilton Chicago, Williford B for Sociology and the Indigenist Political Agenda. Organizer: Jozsef Borocz, Rutgers University Stephen G. Perz and David P. Kennedy, University of Presider: Eva Fodor, Dartmouth College Florida The Making of the Russian Working Class: Workplace Prophetic Christians as Racial Hustlers?: Non-Governmental Conflict and Economic Development in Post-Soviet Organizations and Indian Resurgence in Brazil. Jonathan Factories of the Urals. Caleb Southworth, University of W. Warren, University of Washington California, Los Angeles Discussion: Karl Eschbach, University of Houston for Market or Clans for Plan: Social Networks in Hungary and Russia. Natalia Dinello, Woodrow Wilson 175. Regular Session. Sociology of Knowledge and Center Intellectuals Restructuring Employment and Income in Rural Russia: Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Findings from a Three-Year Panel Study, 1994-1997. David O’Brien, University of Missouri, Columbia; Valeri v. Organizer and Presider: Judith Stacey, University of Southern Pastriorkovski, Institute for the Socio-Economic Studies California of Population; and Larry Dershem, University of Missouri, The Power of Intellectuals and the Elective Affinity Process. Columbia Norbert Wiley, University of Illinois, Urbana Economics Constraints and Social Opportunities: Understanding China’s Intellectuals: A Synthesized Political Participation in Informal Exchange Networks of Russian Approach. Zhidong Hao, Whittier College Urban Households. Valery Yakubovich, Stanford The Mothers’ Club of Cambridge, 1878-1904: University Reappropriating, Reconfiguring, and (Re)Presenting Discussion: Akos Rona-Tas, University of California, San Expert Knowledge. Roblyn Rawlins, State University of Diego New York, Stony Brook The Political Sociology of International Epistemic 173. Regular Session. Humanist Sociology and Human Communities: The Case of Caribbean Economics. Maureen Silos, University of California, Los Angeles Transitions (co-sponsored by the Association for

Humanist Sociology) 176. Regular Session. Severe Mental Illness: Violence Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K and Community Service Organizer and Presider: Ashley (Woody) Doane, University of Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Hartford Your Friendly Neighborhood Sociologist: Jane Addams and Organizer and Presider: Maxine Seaborn Thompson, North the Social Role of the Sociologist. Patricia Madoo Carolina State University Lengermann, The George Washington University Session 176, continued The Structure of Positive and Negative Components of Self- Transformation Politics: Identities and Justice or Making the Esteem for Individuals with Severe Mental Illness. Laura World a Better Place: What to Do with Men and Whites. Blankertz, Matrix Research Institute; Norah Peters-Davis, Jennifer L. Eichstedt, Humboldt State University 102 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Beaver College; and Rose Kreider, Matrix Research Yoosik Youm and Edward O. Laumann, University of Institute Chicago Mental Health Program Characteristics and Community Marriage Commitment and Law: Who is Willing to Commit? Functioning of Persons with Schizophrenia. Jeanine K. Scott L. Feld and Katherine Brown Rosier, Louisiana Mount and Greg Greenberg, University of Wisconsin State University The Effects of Physician Communication Style on Client A Rational Choice Model of Mutual Trust. Yoshimichi Sato, Medication Beliefs and Adherence with Antidepressant Tohoku University, Japan Treatment. Dara C. Bultman and Bonnie L. Svarstad, Beyond Rational-Choice Sociology: A Sociology of University of Wisconsin, Madison Rationality. Douglas A. Marshall, University of Virginia Severe Mental Illness and Violence under Outpatient Discussion: Julie Brines, University of Washington Commitment. Virginia Aldige-Hiday, North Carolina State University; and Marvin S. Swartz, Jeffrey W. Swanson, 180. Regular Session. Risk, Responsibility, and the Randy Borum, and H. Ryan Wagner, Duke University Limits of Institutions Hilton Chicago, Williford A 177. Regular Session. Political Sociology: Citizenship--Its Character and Social Roots Organizer and Presider: William R. Freudenburg, University of Wisconsin, Madison Hilton Chicago, Continental A Risk and Responsibility of Corporate Professionals: The Organizer: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago Case of Company Doctors. Elaine Draper, University of Presider: Thomas E. Janoski, University of Kentucky California, Berkeley Gender and the Democratization Process in Kuwait: Fantasy Documents and the Political Construction of Examining the Expansion of Citizenship Rights. Helen Expertise: How Social Conflict Shapes Rhetorics of Risk. Rizzo and Katherine Meyer, Ohio State University; and Lee Clarke, Rutgers University Yousef Ali, Kuwait University, Kuwait Sharing Risks: The Institutional Division of Labor in the The Emergence of Citizenship among Mexican Immigrants in Management of Risk. Carol Heimer, Northwestern California. Paul Johnston, University of California, Santa University Cruz From Risk to Responsibility: IUD Injuries, Tort Law, and the How Immigration is Changing Citizenship: A Comparative Relation of Agency to Causal Complexity. Craig Calhoun View. Christian Joppke, European University Institute, and Nitsan Chorev, New York University Italy Discussion: Thomas E. Janoski, University of Kentucky 181. Section on Sociology of Education. Education and Life Outcomes: Mediating Forces 178. Regular Session. Prisons and Prisoners Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Organizer: Annette Lareau, Temple University Organizer and Presider: Elizabeth McNulty, National Council Presider: Valerie E. Lee, University of Michigan on Crime and Delinquency Black-White Differences in Wealth and Academic The Crime Control Effect of Incarceration: Reconsidering the Achievement. Amy J. Orr, University of Notre Dame Evidence. Raymond Liedka and Bert Useem, University Do Low-SES Students Get Less Payoff for Their School of New Mexico; and Anne Piehl, University of California, Efforts? James E. Rosenbaum and Stefanie Deluca, Berkeley Northwestern University Reproducing Criminal Types: The Rhetoric of Cognitive Self- The Effectiveness of Historically Black Colleges and Change for Violent Offenders in Prison. Kathryn J. Fox, Universities in Providing Teacher Education: Multilevel University of Vermont Models of Influences on Teacher Certification Towards a Political Sociology of Punishment: National Examination Scores. Harold Wenglinsky, Educational Politics and Changes in the Incarcerated Population. Testing Service David Jacobs, Ohio State University; and Ronald Helms, Washington State University, Spokane Discussion: Elizabeth McNulty, National Council on Crime The State and the Production of Human Capital: Toward a and Delinquency Comparative Sociology of Cross-National Achievement 179. Regular Session. Rational Choice Differences. David P. Baker, Robert S. Kadel, Gerald K. Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Letendre, Motoko Akiba, and Alex Wiseman, Pennsylvania State University Organizer and Presider: Mary C. Brinton, Cornell University Perfect Information and Individual Tastes?: Post-Secondary Accounting for the Household Division of Labor: The Role of Enrollment Decisions and the Assumptions of Human Trust in Specifying the Relevance of Neoclassical, Capital Theory. Irenee R. Beattie Power-Dependency, and Gender Theory Explanations. Discussion: Karl L. Alexander, Johns Hopkins University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 103

Ewha Women’s University, South Korea 182. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Work Making the Global and Local Seamless. Xiangming Chen, Constraints on Family Life (co- sponsored by the University of Illinois, Chicago Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work) Discussion: Alvin Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom and Technology Organizer and Presider: Jennifer Glass, University of Iowa Section on Asia and Asian America. Business Meeting (1:30- The Religious and Community Involvement of Dual-Earner 2:15 p.m.) Couples: Is There a Time Bind? Penny E. Becker and Heather A. Hofmeister, Cornell University 185. Section on Sociology and Computers. Roundtables The Overworked American or the Time Bind: Assessing and Business Meeting Competing Explanations for Time Spent in Paid Labor. Hilton Chicago, Williford C David J. Maume, Jr., and Marcia L. Bellas, University of Refereed Roundtables on Sociology and Computers (12:30- Cincinnati 1:30 p.m.): Bodies at Work: The Case of Breastfeeding. Linda M. Blum, Organizer: Theodore C. Wagenaar, Miami University University of New Hampshire 1. Using Computers to Engage Students Work-Family Conflict in a Changing Societal Context. Sabrina Table Presider: Roberta Satow, Brooklyn College Oesterle and Jeylan T. Mortimer, University of Minnesota Using Computers in Teaching the Sociology of Gender. Discussion: Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts, Roberta Satow, Brooklyn College; Gina Vastola, Amherst Brooklyn College

Go to the Web and Do Stuff. Jeanne Curran, California State 183. Section on Social Psychology Miniconference. University, Dominguez Hills; Susan R. Takata, University Social Psychological Perspectives on Inequality III: of Wisconsin, Parkside; and Robert M. Christie, Submitted Papers California State University, Dominguez Hills Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 2. Computational Sociology Organizer and Presider: Henry A. Walker, Cornell University Table Presider: David L. Sallach, University of Chicago and University of Arizona Computational Sociology. Robert Axtell, Brookings Institution; The Emergence of Status Inequality. Noah P. Mark, Stanford Richard J. Gaylord, University of Illinois, Urbana- University Champaign; and Jon Davis, University of Illinois, Urbana- “So They Really Think She’s Stupid?”: Goffman and Status Champaign Characteristic Theory on Interaction and Inequality. Ann 3. Finding and Studying Love Online Branaman, Florida Atlantic University Table Presider: Andrea J. Baker, Ohio University Stratification, Religious Commitment, and Self-Reported Research on Relationships in Cyberspace. Andrea J. Baker, Health: Probing the Empirical and Theoretical Distinction Ohio University between Social Structure and Culture. John F. Stolte, Northern Illinois University 4. Using Computers to Teach about Science, Theory, and Complexity of Activities and Personality under Conditions of Data Analysis Radical Social Change: A Comparative Analysis of Table Presider: Dan Cover, Furman University Poland and Ukraine. Melvin L. Kohn, John Hopkins Sociology Timeline: A Genealogy of the Founders of University; Wojciech Zaborowski and Bogdan W. Mach, Scientific Sociology. Dan Cover, Furman University Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; Valerie Khmelko, National University of Kiev, Ukraine; Cory Heyman, George Washington University; and Bruce M. Podobnik, Session 185, continued Johns Hopkins University Pleasures and Pitfalls in Doing Data Analysis in Introductory Acting Collectively and Countervailing Power. David Willer, Sociology Survey Classes. William Feigelman and Lyle University of South Carolina Hallowell, Nassau Community College

5. Qualitative Computing 184. Section on Asia and Asian America. Session on Table Presider: Lyn Richards, LaTrobe University Globalization and Asian and Business Meeting Qualitative Computing: Where Is It Going? Lyn Richards, Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A LaTrobe University Globalization Session (12:30-1:30 p.m.): 6. The Sociology of the Technology Organizer: John Lie, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Table Presider: Natalie Jeremijenko, Yale University Competition for Global Metropolis of Asia. David R. Meyer, Dialogue with a Monologue: Voice Chips and the Products of Brown University Abstract Speech. Natalie Jeremijenko, Yale University Globalization of South Korea’s Leading... Eun Mee Kim, 104 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Informal Display Roundtables: 11. National Institute of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance 7-8. SPSS Literature Display Clearinghouse (BJA) and National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS). Janel Birschbach Section on Sociology and Computers Business Meeting 12. U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. (1:30-2:15 p.m.) Christy Visher

13. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Cooperative State Research, Economics & Service. Sally Ward Maggard 1:00 p.m. Sessions and John Michael ______14. U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI). Joseph Conaty and 186. Informational Poster Session. Opportunities for D. Hollinger Martinez Research Support (to 4:00 p.m.) 15. U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Office of Survey Methods Research. Roberta Sangster Organizers/Presiders: Felice J. Levine and Amy E. Hartlaub, 16. U.S. Institute of Peace. John T. Crist American Sociological Association 17. Association of Institutional Research. Terrence Russell This poster/exhibit session is an important opportunity to meet program officers and representatives of major research funding 18. Social Science Research Council (SSRC). Jennifer A. institutions to talk about research and fellowship support. This is a Winther chance for convention participants to speak one-on-one with representatives and learn about new and continuing funding initiatives, 19. American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS). Steven application procedures and review processes, and elements of a C. Wheatley competitive research proposal. Each exhibit provides a visual overview of 20. Spencer Foundation. Eleni Makris research funding and the application process, materials for distribution, and time for direct individual discussion. All meeting participants, 21. Scholars in Health Policy Research. Eileen Connor including students, are encouraged to attend. 22. American Sociological Association, Minority Fellowship For detailed information on programs and institutions, see pp. 203- 210. Program (MFP). Edward Murguia and Kim Cameron- Dominguez 1. National Science Foundation, Division of Social, 23. American Sociological Association, Research and Behavioral, and Economic Research, Sociology Program Fellowship Support for Sociologists. Roberta Spalter- (NSF). Patricia White Roth and Amy Hartlaub 2. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Child 24. Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA). Health and Human Development (NICHD). Christine Karen E. Carrion Bachrach 25. Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics 3. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Mental (COPAFS). Karen E. Carrion for Edward Spar Health (NIMH). Emeline Otey 4. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Aging, Behavioral and Social Research Program (NIA). Sidney M. Stahl

5. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Judith Richmond 6. National Institutes of Health, Office of Behavioral and Social Science Research (OBSSR). Susan Persons 7. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse, Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research (NIDA). Richard Needle 8. National Institutes of Health, Center for Scientific Review. Bob Weller 9. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Behavioral and Social Sciences Working Group. Karin A. Mack 10. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics. Audrey Burwell Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 105

1:30 p.m. Meetings 188. Session moved to Sunday morning; see 242x. ______189. Special Session. The Sociology of Andrew M. Section on Asia and Asian America Business Meeting (to Greeley: An Appreciation (co-sponsored by the 2:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Association for the Sociology of Religion) Section on Sociology and Computers Business Meeting (to 2:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford C Hilton Chicago, Continental C Organizer and Presider: John Simpson, University of Toronto Panel: Michael Hout, University of California, Berkeley 2:30 p.m. Meetings Wolfgang Jagodzinski, University of Cologne, Germany ______Michael Carroll, University of Western Ontario Rodney Stark, University of Washington DuBois-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Committee—Hilton Discussion: Andrew M. Greeley, National Opinion Research Chicago, Conference Room 4H Center Jessie Bernard Award Selection Committee—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4G 190. Special Session. The Progress and Status of Black Section on Social Psychology Business Meeting (to 3:30 Americans at the Coming Millennium p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Section on Sociology of Mental Health Council Meeting— Hilton Chicago, Williford A Hilton Palmer House, Parlor D Organizers: Gail E. Thomas, Soka University of America; and Task Force on Hate/Bias Acts on College and University Walter R. Allen, University of California, Los Angeles Campuses—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4J Presider: Walter R. Allen, University of California, Los Angeles America in Black and White: The Status of Black Americans. 2:30 p.m. Other Groups Stephan Thernstrom, Harvard University; and Abigail ______Thernstrom, Manhattan Institute Anything But Race: The Social Science Retreat from Racism. Reception in Honor of Robin M. Williams, Jr. (Phyllis Moen Melvin E. Thomas, North Carolina State University and Donna Dempster-McClain)—Hilton Palmer House, Status and Conditions of the Black Middle Class. Sharon Parlor C Collins, University of Illinois, Chicago White Racism: The Continuing Foundation of U.S. Society. Joe R. Feagin, University of Florida 2:30 p.m. Sessions ______191. Special Session. Celebrating the Life and Work of

Mirra Komarovsky 187. Thematic Session. Preparing the Next Generation Hilton Chicago, Waldorf of Sociologists: The Sociology Curriculum at Organizer: Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, City University of New Century’s End York Graduate Center Hilton Chicago, Continental B Speakers: Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, City University of New Organizer and Presider: Carla B. Howery, American York Graduate Center Sociological Association Arlene Kaplan Daniels, Northwestern University Panel: Earl Babbie, Chapman University Shulamit Reinharz, Brandeis University Elizabeth Grauerholz, Purdue University Debra Kaufman, Northeastern University Celestino Fernandez, University of Arizona Michael Kimmel, State University of New York, Stony David A. Snow, University of Arizona Brook Discussion: Jeffrey Chin, Lemoyne College Jonathan Rieder, Barnard College Distance learning, post-tenure review, instructional technology, Arlene Skolnick, New York University a shift from attention to teaching to attention to learning, the Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University multicultural classroom--so many trends, predicted and in place, are shaping higher education generally and sociology departments in particular. This panel will identify the challenges and opportunities in higher education at century’s end.

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192. Author Meets Critics. Making Ends Meet: How Single Academy Mothers Survive Welfare and Low-Wage Work Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G (Russell Sage Foundation Press, 1997) by Kathryn Thomas L. Van Valey, Western Michigan University Edin, University of Pennsylvania, and Laura Lein, David J. Hartmann, Western Michigan University University of Texas, Austin Leonard Decker, Loras College Hilton Chicago, Marquette This workshop will deal with the logistics and politics of managing Organizer: Mary C. Waters, Harvard University research in an academic setting. The presenters are: Thomas L. Van Valey, Chair of Sociology at Western Michigan University, David Presider: Gwendolyn Dordick, Harvard University Hartmann, Director of the Center for Social Research at Western Book Authors Kathryn Edin, University of Pennsylvania Michigan University and former Director of the Center for Social Laura Lein, University of Texas, Austin Research at Southwestern Missouri State, and Len Decker, Director of Critics: Gary Sandefur, University of Wisconsin, Madison the Center for Business and Social Research at Loras College. The Greg J. Duncan, Northwestern University focus is on managing small and medium-sized research projects (i.e., under $200,000 per year) as well as research centers with annual Kathryn Newman, Harvard University budgets of $500,000 or less. Logistical issues to be covered include: staffing (i.e., hiring, training, evaluating, compensation); equipment and 193. Professional Workshop. The Hostile Legal Climates other necessary resources; budgeting; ethics (including human subjects for Social Research: A Threat to and freedom of information). Political issues will include: workload and compensation of the research administrator; the perception of research Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B administration (by colleagues and academic administrators); the impact Organizer: Clarence Y.H. Lo, University of Missouri, on tenure, promotion, and merit. While specific examples will be Columbia discussed, attendees are encouraged to bring their own. Panel: Kate Bronfenbrenner, Cornell University Rik Scarce, Montana State University 196. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Graduate Theory Penelope Canan, University of Denver Courses Robert H. McLaughlin, University of Chicago Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Sociologists and other social science researchers have faced legal Anne Kane, University of Texas, Austin proceedings that threaten to force them to disclose confidential research This workshop is designed to help instructors of graduate theory data. Researchers and other participants in public discussions of issues courses fulfill three objectives: convey the importance of a strong have sometimes faced strategic lawsuits against public participation (or theoretical foundation to graduate students; expose graduate students to SLAPPs) that have threatened academic freedom and have chilled the important range of theory within a tradition or field; and encourage political speech. This session will examine adverse statues and common critical and theoretical thought and analysis among graduate students. In law and federal common law, consider prevention strategies, and will addition to discussing the canon and what to include in syllabi, the discuss the need for a federal shield statue to protect confidential facilitator and participants will explore such topics as the balance sources for scholarly researchers. between lecture and discussion in theory seminars, convincing “non- believers” that theory is crucial to a career in sociology, and how to bring 194. MFP Professional Development Workshop. out the theorist in each graduate student. Maintaining One’s Health in the Sociology of Mental Health (co-sponsored by the ASA Minority 197. Open Refereed Roundtables. Transitions in Politics, Fellowship Program and the ASA Minority Affairs Political Identity, Stratification, and Policy Program) Hilton Chicago, Astoria Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Organizer and Presider: Edward Murguia, American University Sociological Association 1. Studying Political Dynamics and Violence Panel: Leonard I. Pearlin, University of Maryland Table Presider: Patrick Coy, Kent State University David T. Takeuchi, Indiana University The Structure of Roll Call Voting in the U.S. Senate before P. Adama Brown, Iowa State University and during the Reagan Revolution. Rory McVeigh, A career in the sociology of mental health is one in an area of Skidmore College considerable opportunity and importance. Yet, training for and pursuing any career path as a scientist and teacher is not without its own stress. Japanese Interest Groups’ Lobbying Strategies in the 1990s. How to maintain one’s health in the sociology of mental health is the Yoshito Ishio, University of Tsukuba, Japan subject of this workshop. As researchers, we need to develop productive Participant Observation, Shared Risks, and the Search for careers and hone coping strategies. This workshop reflects on career the Research Self amidst Political Violence. Patrick Coy, paths and trajectories, identifies sources of stress, and considers coping Kent State University strategies effective in maintaining balance and enhancing professional accomplishment. Panelists are specialists in the sociology of mental 2. Who Am I?: Politics and Identity health at different career stages and with varying specialty interests. Table Presider: Gabriela Fried, University of California, Los Angeles 195. Academic Workplace Workshop. Managing Betwixt and Between: An Introduction to the Politics of Research Projects and Research Centers within the Identity. Zeus Lenardo, University of St. Thomas Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 107

Buchanism and the Veil of Piacular Subjectivity. Mark P. England; and Tara L. Tollefson, St. John’s University Worrell, University of Kansas Presider: Benjamin B Bolger, University of Oxford, England On Remembering and Silencing the Past: The Adult Children Classing Baby: A Paper on Inequalities in Infertility of the Disappeared in the Southern Cone of Latin Treatments. Catherine Heffernan, University of Oxford, America – A Comparative Study of and England Uruguay. Gabriela Fried, University of California, Los Living with the Tension: American Benedictine Women in Angeles Roman Catholic Church Structures. Tara L. Tollefson, St. The Role of Identity in Cuban Social Transformation, 1959- John’s University 1963. Eloise Linger, Dickinson College An Historical-Comparative Analysis of Twentieth Century Political Identity. Todd Hechtman, University of California, Marriage Patterns: An Analysis of One Black Catholic Santa Barbara Family. Tia Noelle Pratt, Chestnut Hill College 3. Politics and Policy: Health and Welfare The Relationship between Black Matriarchy and Black Male Table Presider: Magalene Taylor, University of Arkansas Adolescent Delinquency: A Critique. Yolanda Marie The Rational Public and Group Differences: Public Opinion Lynch, Dobbs Ferry, New York about Government Involvement in Health Care. Qigui Confronting the Injustice of Illiteracy: A Critical Analysis of Chang and Shapard Wolf, Arizona State University Inequality, Education, and Social Stratification in The Impact of Gender Role Socialization on Welfare Policy America. Benjamin B. Bolger, University of Oxford, Implementation. Magalene Taylor, University of Arkansas England

4. Stratification, Economy, and Policy: U.S. Patterns 199. Regular Session. Culture, Markets, Race, and Table Presider: Kyra R. Greene, Stanford University Representation Racial Variations in Patterns of Assortative Mating by Educational Attainment 1970-1990. Kyra R. Greene, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Stanford University Organizer: Anne Kane, University of Texas, Austin Economic Restructuring and the Changing Contributions of Presider: Mustafa Emirbayer, University of Wisconsin, Wives and Husbands to Family Income and Inequality, Madison 1980-1990. Susan G. Singley, Pennsylvania State Enriching Exchange: Cultural Dimensions of Markets. Lyn University Spillman, University of Notre Dame Social Mobility in New York State: A Test of the Blau and Race and Representation: A Cultural Sociological Approach. Duncan. James Dentice, State University of New York, Laura Desfor Edles, University of Hawaii, Manoa Buffalo Kind of Blue: Urban Artistic Subcultures and Commercial 5. Stratification, Economy, and Polity: Global Patterns Change. David Grazian, University of Chicago Table Presider: Lawrence Raffolovich, State University of Race and Culture in American Society: The Case of Sport. New York, Albany Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota Chinese Women’s Economic Status: Towards the Inclusion of Discussion: Ronald N. Jacobs, State University of New York, Gender in Stratification Research. Elizabeth Dietrich, Albany Duke University Institutional Change and Market Dependency: A Comparative 200. Regular Session. Studies of Social Control Study of Social Stratification in Urban China. Yang Cao, Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Cornell University Organizer: Karen Heimer, University of Iowa The Power of Property in Comparative Perspective. Discretion and Implementation of Reforms in the Context of Lawrence Raffolovich and Elena Vesselinov, State Sentencing Guidelines. Rodney Engen, North Carolina University of New York, Albany State University; and Sara Steen, Vanderbilt University Murders, Economy, and Imprisonment Rates in Italy from Unification to Present Day - 1862-1994. Dario Melossi, University of Bologna, Italy Session 200, continued

198. Student Forum. The Intersections of Testing the Limits of the Business Cycle-Imprisonment Institutionalized Inequalities: Race, Gender, Religion, Relationship. John Sutton, University of California, Santa Education, and Other Important Issues Influencing Barbara the Problem of Social Stratification (co-sponsored by With Weber against State and Market: A Theory of Social the ASA Honors Program) Control in World Society. Mathieu Deflem, Purdue University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Discussion: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota Organizers: Benjamin B. Bolger, University of Oxford, 108 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

201. Regular Session. Economic Globalization and Its 204. Regular Session. Immigration: Ethnic, National, and Social Consequences: Theory and Method for Transnational Identity Formation Analyzing Globalization Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 7 Hilton Chicago, Williford B Organizer: Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Organizer and Presider: John Walton, University of California, Presider: Mary K. Y. Danico, California State Polytechnic Davis University, Pomona Incorporating Comparison in World-Historical Analysis. Phillip Immigration Policy and the “Question of National Identity” in D. McMichael, Cornell University; and Dale Tomich, the U.S. and Canada, 1905-1925. Elizabeth J. Clifford, State University of New York, Binghamton Connecticut College Globalization and Mobilization: Civil Society Resistance to the Migrant Reactive Ethnicity and Transnational Social New World Order. Susan Eckstein, Boston University Organization: The Case of the Guatemalan Mayan Is Globalization a Natural or a Constructed Process?: Community of Santa Eulalia. Erik Popkin, Sarah Dilemmas of Language and Policy. Fred Block, Lawrence College University of California, Davis Pan-Minority Identity: A Theoretical Framework. Jennifer Lee, University of California, Los Angeles; and Prudence L. 202. Regular Session. International Dimensions of Carter and Kathryn M. Neckerman, Columbia University Environmental Problems Ethno-Gender Identity as an Indicator of Immigrants’ Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Assimilation: The Case of Middle-class Taiwanese. Gloria Y. Tsai, University of Pennsylvania Organizer and Presider: Riley E. Dunlap, Washington State Discussion: Mary K. Y. Danico, California State Polytechnic University University, Pomona The Nation-State and the Natural Environment, 1900-95. David John Frank, Harvard University; and Ann Hironaka 205. Regular Session. Medical Sociology: Women’s and Evan Schofer, Stanford University Health and Policy Comparative ACID Country Responses to the Growth/Environment Dilemma: Refining the IPAT Hilton Palmer House, Wabash Formula. Jeffrey Broadbent, University of Minnesota Organizer: Sandra E. Taylor, Clark Atlanta University Consuming Rainforests: A Political Economy of Nature Presider: Diane Brown, Wayne State University Tourism in Ecuador and Belize. Kenneth A. Gould, St. Moderating Effects of Gender and Vulnerability on the Lawrence University Relationships between Financial Hardship, Low The Migration of Hazardous Industries to the Maquiladora Education, and Immune Response Function. Shaheen Centers of Northern Mexico. R. Scott Frey, Kansas State Halim, Texas A&M University University Prenatal Care among Mainland Puerto Ricans. R.S. Oropesa, Discussion: Steven R. Brechin, University of Michigan Nancy S. Landale, Michelle Inkley, and Bridget K. Gorman, Pennsylvania State University 203. Regular Session. Fertility Women, Medicine, and Sociology: Thoughts on the Potential Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E of a Critical Feminist Perspective. Deborah M. Plechner, University of California, Riverside Organizer and Presider: C. Gray Swicegood, University of Gender Blind, Sex Blind: Categories as Problematic to Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Cancer Research and Intervention. Barbara Hanson, Age Pattern of Mistimed and Unwanted Childbearing in York University Developing Countries. Jacob Adetunji, Bowling Green Discussion: Stephen L. Fielding, University of Rochester State University Medical Center

Determinants of Planned and Unplanned Childbearing among 206. Regular Session. Race/Ethnicity In and Out of the Unmarried Women in the United States. Kelly Musick, Labor Market University of Wisconsin, Madison Change in Fertility Patterns among Cuban American Women: Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Evidence of Assimilation? Elizabeth Arias, State Organizer: Richard D. Alba, State University of New York, University of New York, Stony Brook Albany and Russell Sage Foundation From Embodied Selves to Imagined Communities: An Presider: Carl L. Bankston III, University of Southwestern Expansion of McNicoll’s Institutional Demography as a Louisiana Way of Understanding Contraceptive Decision-Making. Immigrants and African Americans at Work: On Parallel Amy Kaler, University of Pennsylvania Tracks or Competing? (A Comparison of Five Cities). Discussion: Elizabeth Cooksey, Ohio State University Ewa Morawska, University of Pennsylvania Different Stripes of the Tiger: Testing Theories of Asian Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 109

Immigrant Entrepreneurship. C. N. Le, State University of Contreras, and Mike Matthews, University of California, New York, Albany Riverside Paying a Price for Economic Success: The Social Costs of Situation and Repertoire: Civility, Incivility, Cursing and Working in the Ethnic Economy. Emi Ooka and Eric Politeness in an Urban High School. Stephen B Plank, Fong, University of Toronto Edward L. McDill, James M. McPartland, and Will J. Reaching the Top: Racial Differences in Mobility Paths to Jordan, John Hopkins University Upper-Tier Occupations. George Wilson, Ian Sakura- Race-Gender High School Lessons. Nancy Lopez, City Lemessy, and John West, University of Miami University of New York Graduate Center Poverty in the Family: Siblings of the Black and White Middle Why Do Some Curricular Challenges Work, while Others Do Class. Mary E. Pattillo-McCoy, Northwestern University; Not?: The Case of Three Afrocentric Challenges: Atlanta, and Colleen M. Heflin, University of Michigan Washington DC, and New York State. Amy J. Binder, University of Southern California 207. Regular Session. Sociology of Science Discussion: Richard Ingersoll, University of Georgia, Athens Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C 210. Section on Marxist Sociology. Roundtables and Organizer and Presider: Sandra Hanson, Catholic University Business Meeting Formalizing Epistemological Stratification of Knowledge. Arthur L. Stinchcombe, Northwestern University Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Roundtables (2:30-3:30 p.m.): Using the Literature: Reference Networks and the Structure Organizer: Joanna Hadjicostandi, University of Texas, of Scholarship. Lowell L. Hargens, Ohio State University Permian Basin Many Rivers to Cross: Gender Specific Returns of Integration 1. The State and Revolution in the 20th Century. Berch into Science and Scientific Organizations. Nina von Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno Stebut, Jutta Allmendinger, and Stefan Fuchs, Ludwig- Maximilians University, Germany 2. Cyber-Marxist-Feminism: Issues and Controversies. Gender Differences in the Attainment of a Martha Gimenez, University of Colorado, Boulder Science/Engineering Bachelor’s Degree. Kimberlee A. 3. Classical Sociological Theory and Modern Social Shauman, University of California, Davis; and Yu Xie, Problems: Using Marx’s Concept of the “Camera University of Michigan Obscura” in the Analysis of Poverty and Crime. Paul Discussion: Mary Frank Fox, Georgia Institute of Technology Paolucci, University of Kentucky 4. Tourism-Induced Changes in Class Structure: The 208. Regular Session. Social Capital Dodecanese Island of Karpathos. Mike-Frank Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Epitropoulos, University of Pittsburgh Organizer: John Hagan, University of Toronto and 5. Here Comes the Judge: False Consciousness and the Northwestern University Television Depiction of Popular Justice. Lloyd Klein, Capital at Home and at School: Effects on Child Social Medgar Evers College; and Steven Lang, City University Adjustment. Toby Parcel and Mikaela Dufur, Ohio State of New York, York College University Session 210, continued

College Culture as Cultural Capital. Daniel Lee, Pennsylvania 6. , Imperialism, and Facism. Steven J. Rosenthal, State University Hampton University Markers of the Future: Varieties of Human and Social Capital 7. Visions of the “New South Africa”: Myth and Memory after and Child Functioning in Intact Families. Blair Wheaton, Apartheid. Martin Murray, State University of New York, University of Toronto Binghamton Race, Gender, and Social Capital: An Examination of Wage 8. Community and Neighborhood Empowerment Project. Dan Effects. Sandra Smith, University of Michigan Martin and Art Jipson, Miami University Discussion: Ronald L. Breiger, Cornell University 9. Beyond the Railroad Tracks. Joanna Hadjicostandi and

Phyllis McConnell, University of Texas, Permian Basin 209. Section on Sociology of Education. Culture, Organizational Dynamics, and Schools 10. A Need for Middle Level Propositions towards African Development. Frederick Anang, Northeastern University Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom 11. Beyond the Filter of Patriarchal Oppression: Women Organizer: Annette Lareau, Temple University White Separatists, Feminism, and the Economy. Presider: Anthony S. Bryk, University of Chicago Stephanie Shanks-Meile, Indiana University Northwest Do Schools Still Socialize? Character and Conduct in 64 Primary School Classrooms. Steven G. Brint, Mary 12. Welfare, Social Policy, and Popular Movements in the 110 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Global Economy: 1929-1999. Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; Jerome Scott, Project South; and 213. Section on Social Psychology. Cooley-Mead Award Ralph Gomes and Stan Mosley, Howard University Ceremony (to 4:15 p.m.) 13. On the End of History and the End of Utopia: Cheerful Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Pessimism Ten Years after the Revolutions of 1989. Presider: Peter Kollock, University of California, Los Angeles Michael Broderick, University of Virginia Cooley-Mead Award Recipient Address: The Proper Study of Social Psychology. Harold H. Kelley, University of Section on Marxist Sociology. Business Meeting (3:30-4:15 California, Los Angeles p.m.)

211. Section on Sociological Practice. Research and Practice: Dynamic Interaction Hilton Chicago, Joliet Organizer and Presider: Andrew Scott Ziner, Atlantic Social Research Corporation and Cedar Crest College Who Watches TV before 5:00 p.m.?: Reaching Families with Young Children. Barbara Haley, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Research on Barriers to Breast Cancer Screening: The Imperfect Balance of Theory, Findings, Policy, and Politics. Ross Koppel, Social Research Corporation Strategies for Improving the Ethics of Managed Care. Donald Light, UMDNJ and Rutgers University (Another) Comment on the Differences between Applied and Academic Sociology. Jay Weinstein, Eastern Michigan University

212. History of Sociology Section-in-Formation. History of Sociology in Chicago Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Organizer: Mary Jo Deegan, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Presider: Vasilikie Demos, University of Minnesota, Morris Roscoe Pound, Chicago, and American Sociology. Michael R. Hill, Iowa Western Community College Ecology, Ecofeminism, and Education: Caroline Bartlett Crane and the Environmental Movement. Linda J. Rynbrandt, Grand Valley State University The World of Chicago Pragmatism, 1894-1920. Mary Jo Deegan, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Ernest W. Burgess: Security Matter C. Michael Keen, Indiana University, South Bend Discussion: Kay Richards Broschart, Hollins College

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4:30 p.m. Plenary ______Plenary Session, continued 214. Plenary Session. ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address Presidential Address Introduction. Patricia A. Roos, Rutgers University Hilton Chicago, Grand Ballroom Presidential Address. The Hidden Abode: Sociology as Presider: Patricia A. Roos, Rutgers University the Study of the Unexpected. Alejandro Portes, Moment of Remembrance Princeton University Award Ceremony Presider: Douglas S. Massey, University of Pennsylvania 6:30 p.m. Special Event 1999 Dissertation Award ______Recipient: Sarah L. Babb, Northwestern University Presenter: William Finlay, Chair, Dissertation Award Honorary Reception—Hilton Chicago, International South Selection Committee Sponsors: Creighton University, Department of Sociology & 1999 Jessie Bernard Award ; Columbia University, Department of Recipient: Paula England, University of Pennsylvania Sociology; DePaul University, Department of Sociology; Presenter: Shirley A. Hill, Chair, Jessie Bernard Award Duke University, Department of Sociology; Florida Selection Committee International University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology; Foothill College, Department of Sociology; 1999 DuBois-Johnson-Frazier Award Harry S. Truman College, Social Science Department; No award given Johns Hopkins University, Department of Sociology; 1999 Award for Public Understanding of Sociology Loyola University-Chicago, Department of Sociology & Recipient: Herbert J. Gans, Columbia University Anthropology; Michigan State University, Department of Presenter: Leon Anderson, Chair, Award for Public Sociology; Milliken University, Department of Behavioral Understanding of Sociology Selection Committee Sciences; Northwestern University, Department of Sociology; Princeton University, Department of 1999 Distinguished Career Award for the Practice of Sociology; Spencer Foundation; University of California, Sociology Berkeley, Department of Sociology; University of Recipient: Peter H. Rossi, University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Sociology; Massachusetts-Amherst University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Presenter: Richard O. Hope, Chair, Distinguished University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Department of Career Award for the Practice of Sociology Sociology; University of Michigan, Department of Selection Committee Sociology; University of Notre Dame, Department of 1999 Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award Sociology; University of Pennsylvania, Department of Recipient: William G. Roy, University of California-Los Sociology; University of Texas-Austin, Department of Angeles Sociology; Donors: Central Michigan University, Department of Presenter: Robert Davis, Chair, Distinguished Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work; Elmhurst Contributions to Teaching Award Selection College, Department of Sociology; Illinois Wesleyan Committee University, Department of Sociology; Indiana University, 1999 Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award Department of Sociology; Lake Forest College, Recipient: Randal Collins, University of Pennsylvania Department of Sociology & Anthropology; Purdue Presenter: Alexander Hicks, Chair, Distinguished University, Department of Sociology & Anthropology; Scholarly Publication Award Selection Committee University of Illinois-Chicago, Department of Sociology; University of Iowa, Department of Sociology; University 1999 Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Department of Sociology; Recipient: Dorothy E. Smith, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Presenter: Sarah Fenstermaker, Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award Selection Committee

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7:30 p.m. Receptions ______Sunday, August 8 Section on Sociololgical Practice Unity Reception (co- sponsored by the Society for Applied Sociology and the The length of each session/meeting activity is one hour Sociological Practice Association; to 10:00 p.m.)— and 45 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Session Congress Plaza Hotel, 520 S. Michigan Avenue Section on Sociology of Computers Reception—Hilton presiders and committee chairs should see that sessions Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 and meetings end on time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities scheduled into the same room.

8:30 p.m. Other Groups ______7:00 a.m. Meetings ______Christian Sociological Society—Hilton Chicago, Conference ____ Room 4K “Dialogue and Partnership with Asian American Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Communities” (Esther Chow)—Hilton Palmer House, Sociology and Committee on the Status of Women in Private Dining Room 7 Sociology Joint Meeting (to 8:15 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, International Research Committee on Disaster Panel on McCormick Boardroom “Cross-Cultural and Cross-Societal Disaster Research”— Section on Sociology of the Family Council Meeting (to 8:15 Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor C North American Chinese Sociologists Association—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Qualitative Sociology Reception—Hilton Chicago, Joliet 8:00 a.m. Meetings South Asian Sociologists Caucus—Hilton Palmer House, ______Crystal Room ____

Sociologists’ Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Directors of Graduate Studies Conference (to 12:15 p.m.)— Caucus business meeting—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 University of Wisconsin-Madison Alumni Reception—Hilton Chicago, Astoria

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th Committee on Awards with Chairs of Award Selection MFP 25 Anniversary Benefit Reception (ticket required for Committees—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4L admission—Hilton Chicago, North Imperial Suite Committee on Publications (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Pullman Boardroom Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Sociology—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4G Section on Medical Sociology Council Meeting (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Cresthill Room 11 Section on Community and Urban Sociology Business Meeting (to 9:30 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Continental C Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Council Meeting (to 9:30 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Honors Program—Hilton Chicago, Williford B

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8:30 a.m. Sessions University of Wisconsin, Madison ______Discussion: Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania The purposes of this session are to present research about regional world-systems in the Americans before the European invasion, and to 215. Thematic Session. Assimilation demonstrate to sociologists the relevance of archaeological data for Hilton Chicago, Continental B understanding long term social change.

Organizer and Presider: Roger Waldinger, University of 218. Special Session. Sociology and Social Change in California, Los Angeles Cuba (co-sponsored by the Social Science Research Reflections on Assimilation and Immigration. Richard D. Council and CUNY Cuba Project) Alba, State University of New York, Albany and Russell Sage Foundation; and Victor Nee, Cornell Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C University Organizer: Mauricio A. Font, Queens College and Graduate Assimilation into What?: The Second Generation Comes School, City University of New York of Age in Contemporary New York. Philip Kasinitz, Presider: A. Douglas Kincaid, Florida International University City University, Graduate Center; Mary C. Waters, Social Research in Cuba. Juan Luis Martin, Center of Harvard University; and John H. Mollenkopf, City Psychological and Sociological Investigations, Cuba University of New York, Graduate Center Structural Change in the 1990s. Mayra Espina, Center of Second Generation Fates: Progress, Decline, Stagnation? Psychological and Sociological Investigations, Cuba Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Cuban Sociology. Ernel Hernandez Mastrapa, University of Havana, Cuba

Religion and Society. Aurelio Alonso, Center of Psychological 216. Special Session. Gender, Careers, and the Life and Sociological Investigations, Cuba Course in Comparative Perspective Discussion: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Organizer and Presider: Phyllis Moen, Cornell University 219. Regional Spotlight Session. Informing Chicago Redistribution and Gender Inequality: Career Pathways of School Reform Men and Women in Urban China. Xueguang Zhou, Duke Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom University Organizer and Presider: Anthony S. Bryk, University of Gender Differences in the Former Soviet Union. Nancy Chicago Brandon Tuma and Mikk Titma, Stanford University Informing Reform: The Organizational Design and Work of Couples’ Careers in European Context. Hans-Peter Blossfeld the Consortium on Chicago School Research. Penny and Sonja Drobnic, Bremen University, Germany Bender Sebring and Anthony S. Bryk, University of Careers in Competition? Analysis of U.S. Working Couples’ Chicago Employment Trajectories. Heather E. Quick, American Long-Term Academic Productivity Gains in Chicago Institutes for Research; and Phyllis Moen, Cornell Elementary Schools: A Theory of Five Essential Supports University for School Improvement. Anthony S. Bryk and Penny Structural Change and Women’s Careers in Urban Mexico Bender Sebring, University of Chicago; and Stuart and the Caribbean. Orlandina de Oliveira and Marina Luppescu and Elaine M. Allensworth, Consortium on Ariza Castillo, El Colegia de Mexico Chicago School Research

Ending Social Promotion: Does It Work?: First Results from 217. Special Session. Before the Flood: Precolumbian Chicago. John Q. Easton, Consortium on Chicago World-Systems in the Americas School Research; and Melissa Roderick and Brian Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Jacobs, University of Chicago Organizer and Presider: Christopher Chase-Dunn, Johns Hopkins University 220. Didactic Seminar. An Overview of Structural Complexity and Long Range Interactions in the Americas. Equation Models (to 11:30 a.m.) Richard Blanton, Purdue University Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan The Rise and Fall of Large Polities in the Mississippian Ticket required for admission World-System. Peter Peregrine, Lawrence College Kenneth A. Bollen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Semiperipheral Development in the Andean World-System.

Darryl La Lone, DePauw University Session 220, continued The Chesapeake World-System. Thomas Hall, DePauw University The seminar provides an overview of Structural Equation Models Labor in the Late Prehistoric Mesoamerican Political (SEMs). Sometimes called “LISREL,” this general statistical model Economy: A World-Systems Approach. Susan Kepecs, includes ANOVA, multiple regression, path analysis, factor analysis, and many other procedures as special cases. A distinguishing feature of the 114 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

model is that it allows multiple indicators of latent variables (concepts) and exercises for addressing emotion in the classroom will be discussed. and it can estimate relationships that take account of measurement error. Participants are invited to bring examples of experiences in dealing with The seminar will examine the major subtypes of the model and the emotional expression in the classroom. primary steps in applying it. We will discuss examples of programs and outputs from one or more of the major SEM packages. Participants 224. Teaching Workshop. Teaching the Sociology of should have a good background in multiple regression and should be familiar with matrix notation. Religion Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B 221. Professional Workshop. Studying the One-fifth of Michael Leming, St. Olaf College American Children Who Live in Immigrant Families: James Mathisen, Wheaton College Research Issues & Data Sources Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 225. Informal Discussion Roundtables. Political Donald J. Hernandez, State University of New York, Albany Economy, within Academia and Beyond Children in immigrant families are the fastest growing child Hilton Chicago, Astoria population in the U.S., and they constitute one-fifth of all children. This workshop is intended for sociologists interested in studying the Organizer: Burke D. Grandjean, University of Wyoming circumstances, well-being, and public policies for these children, 1. Shifting Gears: Teaching at Four-Year Versus Two-Year compared to third- and later-generation children. The workshop Schools. Kenrick S. Thompson, Arkansas State highlights emerging theoretical and empirical issues, and discusses data University, Mountain Home sets for carrying out research focused on areas including socioeconomic and demographic risk factors, risky behavior, physical health and 2. Social, Political, and Economic Movements psychological well-being, cognitive development and school The Challenge of Political Generations to Movement achievement, welfare and health care reform, and the special risks in Continuity and Change. Cynthia Estep, University of Iowa migrant farmworker families. The Sociological Significance of “Free Market Protests” in the

Developing World. David A. Smilde, University of 222. Academic Workplace Workshop. Attending to the Chicago Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Sociology Departments (co-sponsored by the ASA Committee 3. The Global Economy on the Status of Persons with Disabilities in The Impact of Globalization on Southeast Asia. Chang Shub Sociology) Roh, Bloomsburg University Theme Culture in Delhi, India, and Allentown, PA: A Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Comparative Classroom Collaboration on Globalization Sharon N. Barnartt, Gallaudet University Processes. Jennifer Parker Talwar, Kristy Gehman, and Laura E Nathan, Mills College Kathy Hinkle, Pennsylvania State University, Lehigh Linda Oliva, Minnesota State University, Mankato Valley Edward J. Ponczek, Harper Community College 4. Strengthening Sociology’s Political and Economic Base The goal of this workshop is to provide participants with information Creating Pathways to Success through High School and strategies for fully integrating students, faculty, and staff with disabilities into sociology departments. The session will focus on Sociology. Catherine Mobley, Clemson University; and resources available to departments and provide suggestions for Robert Greene, Alverno College embracing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Handouts will be Strategies for New Department Chairs. Elizabeth N. Nelson, provided. California State University, Fresno

5. Class, Caste, and Race 223. Teaching Workshop. Emotional Experience in the Affirmative Action in Global Context. Dalia Rodriguez, Classroom: Theory, Research, and Applications (to University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 11:30 a.m.) Class Dominance and Racial Competition and Their Effects Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H on Economic Development. Peter Shrock, State Organizer and Presider: Catherine G. Valentine, Nazareth University of New York, Albany College 6. The Politics and Economics of Health Care Panel: Thomas J. Gerschick, Illinois State University Interprofessional Role Boundary Maintenance in the Era of Robert E. Rosenwein, Lehigh University Managed Care. Ferris J. Ritchey, University of Alabama, Catherine G. Valentine, Nazareth College Birmingham This hands-on workshop covers current theory and research on the The Resurgence of Scientific Reasoning in the Health Care emotional life of the classroom, encompassing both teacher and student Systems of Industrial Nations. Elizabeth West and Kate expression of emotion. A variety of theoretical approaches will be addressed, and linkages between classroom tensions and macro-level Seers, Royal College of Nursing Institute, England demographic and cultural transformations will be discussed. Participants 7. Academic Activism will have an opportunity to explore their own personal theories of emotion The Link between the Corporatization of the University of in the classroom, how these affect their classroom performance, and how they might use such self-insight in improving their teaching. Strategies California and Academic Student Employee Unionization. Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 115

Carolina Bank, University of California, Riverside Institutional Convergence, 1929-Present. Sarah Babb, The Sociology of Whistle-blowers in Academia: Cases in University of Massachusetts, Amherst Institutional Corruption. Joseph E. Ribal, El Camino Market Reform and the Alienation of the Middle Class in College Morocco. Shana Cohen, University of California, 8. The Tenure System Berkeley Survival Tactics for Untenured Faculty. Lynn H. Ritchey, Strategies of Resistance to Neoliberalism in the Americas: A Raymond Walters College, University of Cincinnati; and U.S.-Mexico Borderland Case Study. Joe Bandy, Bernadette Dietz, Clermont College, University of Bowdoin College Cincinnati Globalization, Gender, and the State: Radical Reformism in Are Permanent, Full-Time Tenured Faculty Vanishing in the Struggle for Maquila Workers’ Rights. Jennifer Sociology? Brian T. Smith, Loyola University Bickham Mendez, University of California, Davis

226. Student Forum Workshop. How to Eat While Still in 229. Regular Session. Feminist Theory School: Working to Use Your Skills and Pay the Bills Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Organizer: Joan Alway, University of Miami Organizer and Presider: Jacqui Cook Chester, Indiana Feminists Thinking the State. Anna C. Korteweg, University University, Indianapolis of California, Berkeley This is an informal workshop where undergraduate and graduate The Everyday Extraordinary: Community Practice and Theory students can network and share ideas about work that provides degree in “Herstory.” Mimi Arnstein, Brandeis University seekers with professional experience and sociological insight, and Three Feminist Perspectives on Fractured Identity. Tracy E. provides practicing sociologists with an eager workforce. Interested non- Crosby, University of Colorado, Boulder students are also welcome and encouraged to attend. Gender Politics in Contemporary Taiwan: A Reflection of

Feminist Methodology. Yun Fan, Yale University 227. Regular Session. Culture, Mediation, and Identity Discussion: Jennifer Pierce, University of Minnesota Hilton Palmer House, Wabash Organizer and Presider: Robert MacKay, University of 230. Regular Session. Political Sociology: Understanding Toronto and Explaining the Workings of the Modern State Is This a Great Time or What?: An Analysis of Internet Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Discussions about Membership in the Filipino Organizer: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago Community. Emily Noelle Ignacio, Loyola University, Presider: David Merrill, University of Connecticut Chicago Institutional Logics: Two Fundamental Dimensions of Risks, Rights, and Mercy: The Coverage of Disabled People Structuration Distinguishing Variants of the Modern in the Globe and Mail, 1993-1995. Graham M. Cook, Nation-State. Ronald L. Jepperson, Stanford University University of Toronto From Crazy Ideas to Obvious Solutions: Using Institutionalist Measuring Social Identities: Simulating Situation within a Theories to Understand the Evolution of Policy Ideas. Survey. John Goyder, University of Waterloo Robin Rogers-Dillon and Brian Gran, Yale University Placeless Publics: Identity, Community, and Activity in the Usenet’s Media. Gibb Stuart Pritchard, Northwestern University

Professional Identities and Behavior Prescriptions in Multi- Cultural Corporations. Andreas Schneider, Texas Technological University Discussion: Edward Silva, University of Toronto, Mississauga

228. Regular Session. Economic Globalization and Its Social Consequences: Studies of the International System Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Organizer: John Walton, University of California, Davis Presider: Jennifer Bickham Mendez, University of California, Davis From Nationalism to Neoliberalism: Mexican Economics and 116 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Session 230, continued The Meaning of a (Deviant) Life: Using Life History Methodology with Offenders. Angela D. West and Mason How Common Markets Undermine the : Pickens, Campbell University Regulations, Proper Implementation, and the Loss of Sovereign Authority. Francesco Duina, Harvard 3. Issues in Deviant Behavior University Table Presider: Henry Vandenburgh, State University New State as Organization: Environmental Policymaking in Japan, York, Oswego 1956-76. Linda Brewster Stearns and Paul Almeida, Aggressive Psychiatric Hospital Marketing: The Question of University of California, Riverside Participant Norms. Henry Vandenburgh, State University The Stuff of Politics: Institutions, Resources, and State New York, Oswego; and Nancy Claiborne, State Transformation. Nicholas Pedriana, University of Iowa University of New York, Albany Discussion: David Merrill, University of Connecticut Bad Apples for the Teacher: Faculty Experiences with Harassment in a University Setting. Sandy Welsh and 231. Regular Session. Social Indicators and Social Well- Scot Wortley, University of Toronto Being Law as a Gendered Institution: The Three Gendered Personas of the Prosecutor. Frederika E. Schmitt, Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Millersville University Organizer and Presider: John P. Robinson, University of 4. Victims and Victimization Maryland Table Presider: Catherine Kaukinen, University of Toronto Is Teachers’ Work Never Done?: Time-Use and Subjective The Help Seeking of Crime Victims: An Examination of the Outcomes. William Michelson, University of Toronto; and Victim-Offender Relationship. Catherine Kaukinen, Andrew Harvey, St. Mary’s College University of Toronto Now That Social Indicators Are in the Spotlight, Where Have Obscured Offenders and Imperfect Victims: The Problem with All the Sociologists Gone? Kenneth Land, Duke Domestic Violence Victimization. Nancy Berns, University University of Illinois The Booming Economy of the 1990s: Has It Minimized Black- The Victim-Activist in Crime Victim Service Organizations. White Gaps? Reynolds Farley, Russell Sage Foundation Frank J. Weed, University of Texas, Arlington The Simon Simple Hypothesis Revisited. Rita Simon, American University 5. Perceptions of Crime and Criminals Table Presider: Karen Snedker, New York University 232. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Refereed Unraveling the Fear of Crime: Reflections on a Contemporary Urban Issue. Karen Snedker, New York University Roundtables on Crime, Law, and Deviance The Dangerous Individual: Media Coverage of the Hilton Chicago, Continental A Unabomber Case, 1978-1998. Holly Harrison, Chicago, Organizer: Frank R. Scarpitti, University of Delaware Illinois 1. The Role of Gender Legitimating Official Violence: Deconstructing Newspaper Table Presider: Jill McCorkel, Northern Illinois University Narratives of Police Killings. Paul J. Hirschfield, The Therapeutic State and the Sexual Politics of University of Maryland Incarceration. Jill McCorkel, Northern Illinois University; 6. Reexamining Traditional Theory and Matthew Silberman, Bucknell University Table Presider: David Musick, University of Northern Gender and Capital Punishment, 1850-1930s. Annulla Colorado Linders, University of Cincinnati Revisiting Connections between Social Class and Crime: Using Bourdieu’s Social Theory as a Framework for Analysis Working towards a More Equitable Definition of Crime of the Life Trajectories of Incarcerated Women. Deborah and Criminal Liability. David Musick, University of W. Kilgore, Texas A&M University Northern Colorado The Unbearable Strain: Child Homicide and the Ideology of Delinquency and Violence as Affect-Control: Revising the Motherhood. Liena Gurevich, New York University Subcultural Approach in Criminology. Will Kalkhoff, 2. Measuring Crime University of Iowa Table Presider: Henry H. Brownstein, University of Baltimore Using Control Theory to Explain a Loss of Control: Class How Mundane Measurement Decisions and Actions Impact Differences in Child Abuse. Susan M. Cunningham, Holy on the Meaning of Crime: A Case Study in the Cross College; and Heather Zierak, Holy Cross College Construction of Official Crime Statistics. Henry H. Brownstein, University of Baltimore The Construction of White-Collar Crime: Claims in the Arena of Criminological Theory. Lawrence T. Nichols, West A Nation of Hate: Using Federal Hate Crime Data. Jennifer Virginia University Earl and Rebecca Widom, University of Arizona 7. Explaining Crime and Delinquency Table Presider: Joong-Hwan Oh, Hunter College, City Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 117

University of New York Scanzoni, University of Florida Social Change and Social Structure: New Ecological Happy Alternatives?: Comparing Satisfaction in Traditional Approach to Central City Crime. Joong-Hwan Oh, City Marriages and Marriages of Cohabitators. Brenda Fague, University of New York Lee Haggerty, Robert Liebman, and Arthur G. Neal, Biological Factors in Criminal Behavior. James R. Davis, St. Portland State University Peter’s College Becoming Lesbian Mothers: Lesbian Couples’ Transition to Social Control Networks and Juvenile Delinquency: An Parenthood. Renate Reimann, Hamilton College Empirical Investigation of Social Disorganization. Glen C. When Children Have Three Parents. Lynn White and Joan Tolle, Jr., Texas A&M University Gilbreth, University of Nebraska, Lincoln The Cycle of Violence in Children: Testing of a Theoretical Discussion: Teresa Cooney, University of Missouri Model Using Logistic Regression. Stephanie A. Whitus- Goodner and Raymond Teske, Jr., Sam Houston State 234. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. University; and Peggy Smith, Baylor University Race, Gender, and Other Labor Market Inequalities 8. Some Consequences of Crime Hilton Chicago, Williford A Table Presider: Craig J. Forsyth, University of Southwestern Organizer: Joan Hermsen, University of Missouri Louisiana Race/Ethnicity and the Employment Transitions of Married The Sociologist at the Penalty Phase: The Rape and Murder Women: Another Look at the Convergence Hypothesis. of a Child. Craig J. Forsyth, University of Southwestern Julie Brines and J. Elizabeth Jackson, University of Louisiana Washington The Effect of Witnessing Interparental Violence on Clerical Sector Feminization: Possible Transformative Effects Attachments between Parents and Children: A Comment on Women’s Economic Status. Mary C. Brinton, Cornell on Control Theory. Constance Chapple, University of University Nebraska Together and Unequal: Nonlinear and Divergent Effects of 9. Criminal Justice and Social Control Occupational Sex Composition on Men’s and Women’s Table Presider: Mathieu Deflem, Purdue University Wages. Erich Steinman, University of Washington Criminal Justice in World Society: Towards a Comparative The Demand for Female Labor and Upward Mobility among Sociology. Mathieu Deflem and Amanda J. Swygart, Low Income Women. Amy Cox, RAND Purdue University Differences and Similarities in the Employment Hardship for Return of the Child Savers: A Ten Year Evaluation of Men and Women, 1971-1993. Nicole Flynn, University of Megan’s Law and Its Impact on Habitual Sex Offenders. South Alabama; and Joan Manley, Louisiana State Lloyd Klein, Medgar Evers College University Compliance and Risk—Two Sides of the Family Coin?: Offender Accounts of Family Life on House Arrest. Sylvia 235. Section on Social Psychology. Refereed J. Ansay, University of Florida Roundtables in Social Psychology 10. International Perspectives on Criminal Justice Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Table Presider: Joseph Hraba, Iowa State University Organizer: Robert K. Shelly, Ohio University Criminal Victimization and Depression in the Czech Republic. Lee Michael Johnson and Joseph Hraba, Iowa State Table 1: University Table Presider: Roxanna Harlow, Indiana University Judicial Practice and the Meaning of Sentencing: The Trial by Perceptions of Social Facts about Blacks and Whites: Their Jury in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1993. Carlos A. Costa- Accuracy and Relation to Race and Racial Attitudes. Ribeiro, Columbia University Stan A. Kaplovitz and Clifford L. Broman, Michigan State University; and Bradley J. Fisher, Southwest Missouri State University

Session 235, continued Race, the Expected Costs of Academic Success. Douglas 233. Section on Sociology of the Family. The “New” Thompkins, Jeffrey Lucas, and Michael J. Lovaglia, Families University of Iowa Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Table 2: Organizer and Presider: Karen M. Seccombe, Portland State Table Presider: Laurie H. Ervin, Indiana University University The Salience of Religious Identity of Religious Identity for Licensed Domestic Partnerships versus Legal Marriage. Converts: An Argument for the Salience of a Chosen Marion C. Willetts, Keene State College; and John H. Identity. Robert M. Carrothers, Kent State University 118 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Towards an Integrated Model of Role-Identity Acquisition: A Organizer and Presider: Jeffrey Davis, California State Control System Model Meets Role-as-Resource Theory. University, Long Beach Peter J. Collier, Portland State University Conceptual and Analytical Uses of Race and Ethnicity in the Table 3: Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1960-1998: Table Presider: Laura Fingerson, Indiana University Conceptual Hierarchies and Mental Health. P. Rafael The Gendering of Adolescents’ Plans for the Future: Hernandez, Brandeis University; and Thomas A. LaVeist, Exploring the Effects of Gender, Social Context, and Johns Hopkins University Race. Kimberly Mahaffy and Sally K. Ward, University of Ethnic Status, Socioeconomic Status, and Psychiatric New Hampshire Disorders: The Role of Expectations of Ethnic Prejudice Why Don’t Our Perceptions Match Our Research on Sex and Discrimination. Bruce P. Dohrenwend and Bruce Differences in Conflict? Norah E. Dunbar, University of Link, Columbia University Arizona Mental Health and Self-Competence across the Early Life Course: Variations by Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Table 4: Gender. Jane D. MacLeod, Indiana University, External Attribution of Stable and Uncontrollable Dimensions Bloomington; and Tim Owens, Indiana University, of Causality of Adolescent Substance Abuse Behavior. Indianapolis David D. Dogumil, Wright State University Community, Race, SES, and Mental Health: Network and Fighting the Feminine: Control, Dependency, and Male Organizational Effects. Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan, Ohio Violence. Kristin Anderson, Drew University; and Debra State University Umberson, University of Texas, Austin

Table 5: 237. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. Table Presider: C. Wesley Younts, University of Iowa Bodies and Biomedicine Using Vignettes in Expectation States Research. Martha Hilton Chicago, Joliet Foschi and Sandra Enns, University of British Columbia The Creation of Status Characteristics through Nonverbal Organizer and Presider: Stefan Timmermans, Brandeis Behaviors. Lisa Slattery, University of North Carolina, University Charlotte Potency in All the Right Places: Viagra as a Technology of the Gendered Body. Laura Mamo and Jennifer Fishman, Table 6: University of California, San Francisco Table Presider: Jeffrey Lucas, University of Iowa The Traffic in Cyberanatomies: Sex/Gender/Sexualities in Task Definition and the Minimization of Inequality: Local and Global Formations. Lisa Jean Moore, City Decreasing Inequality in Task Groups. Carla D. Goar, University of New York, Staten Island; and Adele Clarke, Texas A&M University University of California, San Francisco Effects of Gender, Gender Role, and Interaction Style on Changing Conceptions of Air and Social Space: Miasmatic Influence and Liking in Task Groups. Barbara Ilardi, Theories, Microscopic Worlds, and Myopic Visions. Ruth University of Rochester Simpson, Rutgers University Table 7: Bodies, Differences, and the Politics of Identity: Gender and Table Presider: Young Cho, University of Illinois, Chicago Racial Inclusion in Biomedical Research in the United Gender Differences in Cause of Depression. Marta Elliott and States. Steven Epstein, University of California, San Bryan Edelman, University of Nevada, Reno Diego Sexual Abstinence among College Students: The Influence of Family, Peers, and Religion. Pamela Hunter-Holmes, Biomedical Knowledge Production and the Construction of Texas A&M University Raced, Classed, and Gendered Bodies: Epidemiological Boundary Objects and Theory-Method Packages. Janet Table 8: K. Shim, University of California, San Francisco The Social Construction of Race in America: Lessons from Discourse on Racial Classification. Alison Roberts, 238. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Roundtables University of North Carolina on Race, Gender, and Class Perceptions of the Offensiveness of Sexist Jokes as a Hilton Chicago, Williford C Function of the Gender of the Joke Teller. Thomas E. Ford, F. Jeffrey Johnson, Joshua Blevins, and Clara Organizers: Bernice McNair Barnett, University of Illinois, Zepcoa, Western Michigan University Urbana-Champaign; BarBara Scott, Northeastern Illinois University; and Brandy Martinez, University of Illinois, 236. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Social Urbana-Champaign Hierarchies and Mental Health: Focusing on Race Refereed Roundtables: Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A 1. Marriage, Family, and Race, Gender, Class Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 119

Class, Class Background, Marital Success: A Longitudinal Action. Rodney L. Brod, and James Fenelon, University Study Using Data from the National Survey of Families of Montana and Households. Michael D. Grimes, Louisiana State 7. Gender Identity, Class Location, and National Origin in University; and Susan A. Mann, University of New Political Transitions Orleans Table Presider: M. Bahati Kuumba, Buffalo State College 2. Labor Force Participation and Race, Class, and Gender Ivory Towers, the Streets, and the Struggle African Women’s Abroad Activism Studies. Femi Ajanaku, LeMoyne-Owen College Table Presider: Brandy Martinez, University of Illinois, Caribbean Women and the Post-Colonial Transition. Monica Urbana-Champaign Jardine, State University of New York, Buffalo Intersection of Gender, Class, and Race: The Foreign Maid Gendered Nationalism in Two Cases: Liberation Movements Policy in Taiwan. Shang-Luan Yan, University Ibo, in South Africa and African America, 1955-1995. M. Taiwan Bahati Kuumba, Buffalo State College Marrying a Good Man Matters More than Doing a Good Job?: 8. Women and the Politics of Empowerment Chinese Women’s Choice in an Era of Feminism. Yugin Signs, Sites, and Sources of Social Power for Women in Rap Gong, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Music. Monica Griffin, College of William and Mary 3. Identity Construction and Representation Women in Freedom Movement Organizations. Lori Waite, Table Presider: Alton M. Okinaka, University of Hawaii Trinity College, Hartford Does Skin Color Really Matter: Questions Concerning African Informal Discussion Roundtables: Americans’ Self Images, Racial Identities, and Attitudes 9. Discussion of Gender, Race, Class, and Aging toward Race Relations. Chien Ju Huang, North Carolina Table Presider: Kate Slevin, College of William and Mary Central University 10. Discussion of Family Fights: Conflicts among Race, 4. Women, Race, and Representations of the Feminine Ideal Gender, and Class Table Presider: Shaunda Partida, University of Illinois, Table Presider: Thomas Jayawardene, University of Urbana California From Squaw to Pocahontas Princess: White Women of the

“Illini” and the Intersections of Race, Gender, and

Class. Rosemarie N. Stremlau, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign The Beauty Queue: Beauty, Authenticity, and Internalized Oppression in the Lives of African American and Mexican American Women. Margaret Hunter, University of California, Los Angeles

5. Race, Gender, and Class in Higher Education Table Presider: Andrea Wilson, University of Illinois, Urbana Gender and Academic Integrity. Anne Hendershott and Patrick Drinan, University of San Diego Institutional Influences on the Choice of Academic Major: The Effect of Black Colleges, Women Faculty, and History of Segregation. Jacqueline C. Simpson, McMurry University 6. Transforming Civil Liberties and Challenging Social Programs: The Contradictions and Constraints Table Presider: Rachel E. Dietkus, University of Illinois, Urbana Bridefare: Issues of Race, Gender, and Sexual Morality in AFDC. Melissa A. Haverman, University of Kansas Orderly Social Progress and Racial Measures: The ACLU and the Fight for Individual Rights over Personal Safety and Freedom. Rachel E. Dietkus, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Ideologies of Reverse Discrimination: Surveying Affirmative 120 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

9:00 a.m. Sessions 15. Center for Earth Science Information Network, Columbia ______University. Joe Schumacher

16. PDQ-Explore. Albert F. Anderson 239. Informational Poster Session. Data Resources (to 12:00 noon) 17. Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN)— “Census in the Classroom.” William Frey Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall 18. The National Consortium on Violence Research Data Organizers/Presiders: Felice J. Levine and Amy Hartlaub, Center, The National Consortium on Violence Research American Sociological Association This poster/exhibit session provides a unique occasion to meet (NCOVR), Carnegie Mellon University. Elaine Ber principal investigators, researchers, and managers of large-scale data 19. The Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social sets that are publicly available for use. Each exhibit showcases at least Research and the National Archive of Computerized one major data set of tremendous value for primary and secondary Data on Aging, University of Michigan. James W. analysis. Representaives are available to talk about the nature of these data sets, their analytic potential, and issues relating to access and use, McNally including the development of state-of-the-art internet services to access 20. The Sociometrics Social Science Electronic Data Library data sets. This is an opportunity for convention registrants to learn about (SSSEDL), Sociometrics Coporation. Sachi Mizuno these data sets and their potential for research and teaching. All meeting attendees, including students, are encouraged to attend. 21. The Question Bank, ESRC Center for Applied Social For detailed information on session participants, see pp. 211-222. Surveys, London. Martin Bulmer 1. , National Opinion Research Center, 22. American Religion Data Archive, Purdue University, University of Chicago. Tom W. Smith Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Jennifer 2. International Social Survey Program, National Opinion McKinney Research Center, University of Chicago. Tom W. Smith 23. Survey of Income and Program Participation, Survey of 3. The Panel Study of Income Dynamics, University of Program Dynamics, Current Population Survey, Michigan, Institute for Social Research. Sandra Hofferth, American Community Survey, Population Projections and Hiromi Ono, and Jean Young Estimates, U.S.Bureau of the Census, Population Division. Lynne M. Casper, Barbara Downs, Alison 4. The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, University of Fields, Eric Newburger, and Marc Perry Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Demography and Ecology. Robert M. Hauser and Taissa S. Hauser 24. Creating Research Files From the Decennial Census Samples, U.S. Bureau of the Census. Manuel de la 5. National Longitudinal Study, U.S. Department of Labor, Puente and Alfred R. Nucci Bureau of Labor Statistics. Julie Yates. 25. National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department 6. Children and Young Adults of the National Longitudinal of Education. Carl Schmitt Survey of Youth, Ohio State University, Center for Human Resource Research. Paula Baker 26. Science Resources Studies, National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Studies. 7. The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health Susan Hill (ADD HEALTH), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Carolina Population Center. Jo Jones 27. Behavioral and Social Research Program, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health. Kristen 8. The National Health and Social Live Survey, University of Robinson Chicago. Edward O. Laumann 28. The Demographic and Behavioral Sciences Branch, 9. The Health and Retirement Study, Institute for Social National Institute of Child Health and Human Research, University of Michigan. Heather Hewett Development. Christine Bachrach 10. The Mexican Migration Project, University of 29. National Center for Health Statistics Data Systems, Pennsylvania, Population Center. Douglas S. Massey Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National 11. The Multi-city Study of Urban Inequality (MCSUI). Irene Center for Health Statistics, Data Dissemination Branch. Brown Linda R. Washington and Tammy Stewart-Prather 12. Indicators of Social Justice, AMINSO. Emanuel Smikun 30. National Survey of Family Growth 1995, Centers for 13. A New National Data Set: Schools and Staffing Survey Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for 2000, Education Statistics Services Institute, American Health Statistics, Reproductive Statistics Branch. Linda Institutes for Research. Ben Cohen and Kerry Reynolds Piccinino 14. Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, History Department, University of Minnesota. Catherine Fitch and Patt Kelly Hall 31. Multiple Causes of Death & National Mortality Followback Survey, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 121

National Center for Health Statistics, Mortality Statistics. Sociology Editorial Board—Hilton Chicago, McCormick Donna l. Hoyert Boardroom 32. Natality Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Vital Statistics. Stephanie J. Ventura 10:30 a.m. Sessions 33. National Hospital Discharge Survey and National Survey ______of Ambulatory Surgery, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Health Care Statistics. Lola Jean Kozak 240. Thematic Session. The Process of Social Stratification 34. National Nursing Home Survey and National Home and Hospice Care Survey, Centers for Disease Control and Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Division Organizer and Presider: Michael Hout, University of of Health Care Statistics, Long-term Care Statistics California, Berkeley Branch. Barbara J. Haupt Ascription and Achievement in Occupational Attainment in 35. The National Health Interview Survey, Centers for Comparative Perspective. Harry B.G. Ganzeboom, Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Utrecht University, The Netherlands; and Donald J. Health Statistics, Division of Health Interview Statistics. J. Treiman, University of California, Los Angeles Neil Russell Vocational Secondary Education: Where Diversion and 36. Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Centers for Where Safety Net? Yossi Shavit, Tel Aviv University, Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Israel; and Walter Mueller, University of Mannheim, Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Germany Deborah Holtzman The Lingering Consequences of Class Background (Jaiting) in the People’s Republic of China. Donald J. 37. Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, Agency for Health Treiman, University of California, Los Angeles; and Care Policy and Research. Barbara Altman Andrew G. Walder, Stanford University The Theory of Post-Fordism and the Structure of Wage Trajectories within Firms: A Comparative Trend Analysis. Thomas DiPrete, Duke University; and Eric 9:30 a.m. Meetings Maurin, CREST, France ______Discussion: Michael Hout, University of California,

Section on Community and Urban Sociology Reception, Berkeley featuring Janet Abu-Lughod on “Sociology at the Crossroads” (to 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Continental 241. Special Session. Critical Demography C Hilton Chicago, Marquette Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Business Meeting (to 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Organizer and Presider: Hayward Derrick Horton, State Parlor F University of New York, Albany Deracializing the Population Perspective. Tukufu Zuberi, University of Pennsylvania Social Mobility and Young Adult Health: A Study of Critical 10:30 a.m. Meetings Demography. Thomas A. LaVeist, Johns Hopkins ______University Critical Demography and the Black Family. Walter R. Allen, Orientation for New Section Officers—Hilton Chicago, Lake University of California, Los Angeles; and Angela James, Ontario University of Southern California Task Force on the International Focus of American Sociology—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4J 242. Special Session on Social Change in the Republics Section on Race, Gender, and Class Council Meeting (to of the Former Soviet Union—cancelled 11:30 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford B

242x. Special Session. Cuban Transitions at the 10:30 a.m. Other Groups Century’s End: Where to from Here? ______Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Sociological Practice: A Journal of Clinical and Applied Organizers: Elena Diaz, Facultad Latinoamericana de 122 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Ciencias Sociales, Cuba; and Richard A. Dello Buono, research? How should cases be selected and designed? How can Dominican University comparative/historical methods be combined with formal and statistical Presider: Gladys Acosta Vargas, UNICEF, Colombia methods? How does one gather data, and how much is enough? The seminar will practice applying the comparative method to research Can the Cuban Revolution Survive in the 21st Century? Jose problems in economic development, in state formation, in the role of Bell Lara, University of Havana, Cuba women in contentious politics, and in the rise of democracy. At the Cuban Society: Tendencies of Continuity and Change. Elena conclusion of the seminar, participants should be able to frame Diaz, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, significant research problems in comparative and historical sociology Cuba with increased rigor, have gained greater efficiency in the acquisition and use of historical data, and be able to impart these skills to advanced U.S.-Cuban Relations at the Turn of the Century: Drifting graduate students. toward Normalization? Richard A. Dello Buono, Dominican University 246. Professional Workshop. Issues for Sociologists Living in Cuba: Contradictions and Continuities in Post Soviet Engaged in Research and Teaching on Sexuality and Havana. Raymond J. Michalowski, Northern Arizona Sexual Orientation University Discussion: Gladys Acosta Vargas, UNICEF, Columbia Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron This special panel will employ diverse perspectives in discussing Organizer and Presider: Amy S. Wharton, Washington State various aspects of Cuban society at the turn of the century, including the University persistence of Cuban socialism, the changing dynamics of Cuban-U.S. Panel: Jodi O’Brien, Seattle University diplomacy, and the most recent social trends in the Cuban social reform process. An interactive format will be utilized where each session Thomas J. Linneman, College of William and Mary participant will give a brief presentation of their paper, followed by Lionel Cantu, University of California, Irvine questions from both the discussant and from the audience. Cheryl L. Cole, University of Illinois Arlene J. Stein, University of Oregon 243. Special Session. Durkheim’s Legacy: Religion and Sociologists who do research and teach on sexuality and sexual the Preservation of Health orientation confront unique professional dilemmas and opportunities. For example, the politicized nature of these issues may make it difficult to Hilton Chicago, Continental B secure research funding. Publishing and teaching on topics relating to Organizer and Presider: Ellen Idler, Rutgers University sexuality and sexual orientation may require different strategies than those required to publish and teach about more “mainstream” Religion and Physical Health. Linda K. George, Duke sociological issues. This workshop, designed primarily for graduate University students and junior faculty, includes a panel of sociologists who will Religion and Emotional Well-Being. Christopher G. Ellison, share their insights and experiences as they related to those issues. University of Texas, Austin Health and Well-Being and the Black Church. David R. 247. Teaching Workshop. Websites and the Use of the Williams, University of Michigan Internet in Teaching and Research Health and Well-Being and New Religious Movements. Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Benjamin Zablocki, Rutgers University The discussion will address two questions: (1) Why is religion still a Organizer: Lee Clarke, Rutgers University controversial topic in health research, and (2) What should the unit of Panel: Lee Clarke, Rutgers University analysis be in future research on religion and health? Richard Phillips, Rutgers University Nan P. Chico, California State University, Hayward 244. Regional Spotlight Session. The New Politics of In this workshop we will cover some basic issues involved in using Race and Ethnicity in Chicago computer and internet technology in teaching and research. We will have examples across the range of technological sophistication, from the fairly Hilton Chicago, Waldorf low-tech to the fairly high-tech possibilities. We will discuss some major Organizer and Presider: Richard E. Barrett, University of issues of social organization, such as “distance learning,” electronic Illinois, Chicago publishing, and intellectual property rights. There will be plenty of opportunity for discussion, both during and after the presentations. Panel: Paul Kleppner, Northern Illinois University Barack Obama, State Senator, Illinois Legislature Barry Rundquist, University of Illinois, Chicago 248. Academic Workplace Workshop. The Professions Garth Taylor, Metro Chicago Information Center and Liberal Arts: Including Social Work and Criminal

Justice Degrees in Sociology Departments 245. Didactic Seminar. Comparative Sociology Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Carolyn Rizza, Slippery Rock University Ticket required for admission Michael Stowe, Slippery Rock University Jack A. Goldstone, University of California, Davis Ahmad Khalili, Slippery Rock University This seminar will examine the logic of research in comparative/historical sociology, addressing the following issues: When Harry Mika, Central Michigan University is the comparative/historical approach an appropriate method of The goals of this workshop are (1) to identify measures sociology Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 123

can take to advance the discipline and strengthen the major within a Jang-Ae Yang, Myong Ji University, Korea; and Kyoung- combined department, (2) to discuss ways in which sociology can most Ho Shin, Kansas State University effectively contribute to social work and criminal justice to the benefit of Does It Matter Which College You Attend for Marriage?: all disciplines, and (3) to consider how sociology can use social work and criminal justice to enhance the discipline. Educational Homogamy by College Prestige in South Korea. Shuhwa Lee, American University 249. Open Refereed Roundtables Gender: Globally under 5. Harassment and Violence Construction and in Transition Table Presider: Hisako Matsuo, St. Louis University Hilton Chicago, Astoria Fear of Stranger versus Acquaintance Rape among College Women. Douglas W. Pryor, Towson University; and Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Kevin Everett and Larry Ridener, Radford University University Institutional Adaptational Failure of Japanese Multinational 1. Reproduction and Motherhood Corporations in the United States: Sexual Harassment Table Presider: Assata Zerai, Syracuse University Lawsuits. Hisako Matsuo, St. Louis University; Kurt The Limits of Agency: Alternative Living Arrangements and Monroe, Southern Illinois University; Haruhiko Kanegae, Distressed Latina Women’s Use of Prenatal Care Senshu University Services. Assata Zerai, Syracuse University 6. Gender, Place, and Space 2. Sacrificial Bodies: Breeders, Strippers, Virgins, and Slaves Table Presider: L. Susan Williams, Kansas State University Table Presider/Discussant: Paola Bachetta, University of Process, Gender, and Geography: A Macro Study of Young Kentucky Women’s Life Plans. L. Susan Williams, Kansas State Breeder Bodies and Genetic Pollution: New Reproduction University Technology and “Other” Women’s Body Products. Patricia Jennings, University of Kentucky 250. Informal Discussion Roundtables. Methods of Reality Meets the Image: Exotic Dancers Confront Teaching, Methods in Research Constructions in Mainstream Films. Bernadette Barton, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 University of Kentucky Mining and Madonnas: Copper, Catholicism, and Community Organizer: Burke D. Grandjean, University of Wyoming Identity in Butte, Montana. Mary E. Curran, University of 1. What Should the Liberally Educated Student Know about Kentucky Sociology? Dean Harper, University of Rochester In the Twilight Zone of Freedom or Slavery?: Adivasi Women 2. Reaching Students Tell Stories of Their Struggle for Identity. Seetha V. Real, Relevant, and Relational Teaching Methods for Veeraghanta, University of Kentucky Developing a Sociological Imagination. Jeffrey Michael 3. Global Dimensions of Gender and the Labor Force Clair, University of Alabama, Birmingham Table Presider: Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez, Ohio State Fried Chicken, Grits, and Gravy: Teaching Students to Relate University Sociology to Literature at a Community College in the Feminist International Solidarity and Transnational Union South. Charles Slappy, Durham Technical Community Networks: Women’s Activism in the United Steelworkers College of America and the Authentic Workers Front of Mexico. Mary Margaret Fonow, Ohio State University Women’s Integration into the Formal Labor Force: A Test of Three Theories in Six Asia-Pacific Countries. Lynn Hempel, Duke University

Gender, Work, and Family in China and the United States. Qiaming Amy Liu, California State University, Sacramento 4. Gender in Comparative Perspective Table Presider: Richa Chauhan, Widener University Using Ethnography to Reconceptualize Women’s Autonomy: The Case of Nepal. Shara G. Neidell, University of Pennsylvania The Gendered Nature of Caste in India: A Fresh Approach to Comparative Development. Richa Chauhan, Widener University Fathering and Children’s Sex Role Orientation in Korea. 124 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Session 250, continued Organizer: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Presider: Laura L. O’Toole, Guilford College 3. Problems with “Social Problems” Gender, Sexual Partnering Strategies, and the Sexual The Development of an Interdisciplinary Textbook for Social Marketplace over the Life Course. Jenna Mahay, Issues. Duane C. McBride, Andrews University; Herbert Population Research Center W. Helm, Jr., Andrews University; Lionel Matthews, Prostitution and Human : A Study of Andrews University Arrested Clients of Female Street Prostitutes. Martin Encountering Social Problems in the Teaching of Social Monto, University of Portland Problems: Challenges and Constraints. Leslie T.C. Gender Variation in Juvenile Crime: A New Analysis of Wang, University of Toledo, Scott Park Criminology’s Most Robust Demographic Difference. 4. Facilitating Student Research in the Undergraduate Gary F. Jensen, Vanderbilt University Methods Class. Jennifer L. Chapman, Wendy M. Donald, Gendered Processes: Re-Employment of Displaced Workers Kelli Durham, Christopher M. Good, Michael R. McAtee, in the New Economy. Beth Rubin, Tulane University; and Leila Morgan, Thomas Poole, Wendy Riffell, David Brian T. Smith, Loyola University Ronald, and Angela Wortman, Wright State University Discussion: Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College 5. The Promises and Pitfalls of Internet Surveying. Martin Barron, State University of New York, Stony Brook 253. Regular Session. Immigration: Second-Generation Experiences 6. Doing Institutional Ethnography: Methods, Challenges, and Prospects. Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University; Hilton Palmer House, Wabash Peter R. Grahame, Framingham State College; Liza Organizer: Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles McCoy, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education; and Presider: Carl L. Bankston, III, University of Southwestern Suzanne Vaughan, Arizona State University West Louisiana 7. Documenting the Body: A Social History of the Birth Contemporary Immigrants’ Advantages over Turn-of-the Certificate. William G. Staples, University of Kansas Century Immigrants in Intergenerational Cultural Transmission. Pyong Gap Min, Queens College, City 8. Illinois TANF Evaluation: Research and Process. Francis University of New York C. Staskon, George Julnes, and Lee Frost-Kumpf, The Educational and Work Mobility of Second Generation University of Illinois, Springfield Mexican Americans in New York City: Preliminary 9. Action Research in Higher Education: Challenges, Reflections on the Role of Gender Ethnicity, and School Strategies, and Rewards. Susan Foster and Gary Long, Structure. Robert Smith, Barnard College; and Sandra Rochester Institute of Technology Lara, Teachers College Academic Achievement of Vietnamese and Cambodian 251. Regular Session. Education American Children. Rebecca Kim, University of Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room California, Los Angeles Children of Small Business Owners and Professionals: Organizer and Presider: Eduardo Velez, The World Bank Adaptation Patterns of Second Generation Korean The Effectiveness of Elementary School Teachers on Urban Americans in New York. Dae Young Kim, City University Student Academic Achievement. Jon Lorence and of New York Graduate Center Anthony Gary Dworkin, University of Houston Discussion: Carl L. Bankston, III, University of Southwestern Strivers: Selecting the Students Who “Beat the Odds” for Louisiana Admission to Elite Colleges and Universities. Anthony P.

Carnevale, Elhum Haghighat, and Ernest W. Kimmel, 254. Regular Session. Labor Markets: The Continuing Educational Testing Service Explaining Gender Differences in Children’s Schooling during Significance of Race Industrialization: Korea from 1965 to 1994. Yean-Ju Lee, Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C University of Hawaii Organizer: M. Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University Ethnic Differences in Basic Education in Reform-Era Rural Employer Recruitment Practices and Barriers to Employment China. Emily Hannum, Harvard University for African-Americans: A Case Study of the Electronics Discussion: John Williams, Spencer Foundation Industry in Los Angeles. Ward Thomas, University of California, Los Angeles

Skills, Shifts, and Changes in Racial Labor Allocation over the 1980s. Patricia Simpson, Loyola University 252. Regular Session. Gender: Comparisons Queuing, Labor Market Segmentation, and the Sorting of Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Black Females, Black Males, White Females, and White Males into Labor Market Positions. Robert L. Kaufman, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 125

Ohio State University the Provision of Family Responsive Policies among Immigration and the Structure of Demand: Do Immigrants Japanese Employers. Tetushi Fujimoto, Nanzan Alter the Labor Market Composition of U.S. Cities? April University, Japan Linton Eaton, University of Washington Telecommuting: The Social Construction of a New Work Life The Dynamics of Change in Los Angeles’ “Brown-Collar” Strategy. Heather Kane and Sara Rab, George Occupations. Lisa Catanzarite, University of California, Washington University San Diego Mom Has the Keys to the Minivan: The Gendered Division of Child Transportation Work in Dual-Earner Married 255. Regular Session. Mathematical Sociology Families. Kelley J. Hall, College of William and Mary Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B 2. Cultural Meanings of Parenthood and Childcare Organizer: David Willer, University of South Carolina Table Presider: Anna Korteweg, University of California, Presider: Brent Simpson, Cornell University Berkeley Non-Linear Dynamical Models of the Emergence of Inequality The Meaning of Motherhood: Testing a Sociocultural Model in Discussion Groups. Barbara Meeker, University of of Identity Transformation. Amy L. Karnehm, Ohio State Maryland, College Park University; and Norma J. Shepelak, Wright State The Dynamics of the Inequality Process. John Angle University A Less than Harmonious Paradox: Lorenz, Gini, and Wilson Divorcing Parents and Child Custody: Testing an Alternative on Socioeconomic Inequality among Black Americans. to the Best Interests Standard. Mellisa Holtzman, Michael Faia, College of William and Mary University of Iowa; Ashley Finley, University of Iowa The Opposing Forces Diffusion Model: A Theory of Collective Difficult Children and Difficult Parents: Constructions by Child Violence Diffusion. Daniel J. Myers, University of Notre Care Providers. Erica Owens and Gail Ring, University of Dame Florida Discussion: Patrick Doreian, University of Pittsburgh Emerging Meanings of Motherhood among Maquiladore Workers in Juarez. Carolina Ladino, London School of 256. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Mutual Economics, England Engagement: Criminology, Sociological Specialties, 3. Childless or Childfree? and Sociological Theory Table Presider: Janet Carlisle Bogdan, LeMoyne College A Feminist Rethinking: Childless Families and the Stigma Hilton Chicago, Joliet They Face. Mellisa Holtzman, University of Iowa Organizer and Presider: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Distressed Parents and Happy Childless: The Conditional Minnesota Relationship between Parental Status and Subjective Criminology, the Chicago School, and Sociological Theory. Well-Being. Tanya Koropeckyj, Johns Hopkins University James F. Short, Jr., Washington State University 4. Single Parents Criminology and the Sociology of Organizations. Diane Table Presider: Judy Aulette, University of North Carolina, Vaughan, Boston College Charlotte Criminology and the Sociology of Law. Susan Silbey, Family Values and Mothers without Marriage. Hazel Hull, Wellesley College University of California, Santa Barbara Criminology and the Sociology of Stratification. John Hagan, Living Arrangements at First Birth among Never Married Northwestern University and the University of Toronto Single Mothers. Anastasia R. Snyder, Pennsylvania Discussion: Robert J. Sampson, University of Chicago State University

The Boyz in the Hood: A Quantitative Assessment. Juan 257. Section on Sociology of the Family. Refereed Battle and Darlene DeFour, Hunter College, City Roundtables and Business Meeting University of New York Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Refereed Roundtables (10:30-11:30 a.m.): Session 257, continued Organizer: Karen Pyke, University of Florida Relationship Formation Patterns of Children from Single

Parent Families: Marriage and Cohabitation. Brenda 1. Work-Family Policies and Strategies Wilhelm, University of Arizona Table Presider: Jane Hood, University of New Mexico, 5. Masculinity, Procreation, and Fatherhood Albuquerque Table Presider: Anthony S. Chen, University of California, The Challenges of Work-Family Policy for Global Berkeley Organizations: Lessons from Multinationals in India and Young Men’s Procreative Self: Becoming Aware, Being the United States. Winifred R. Poster and Srirupa Aware, and Being Responsible. William Marsiglio, Sally Prasad, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Hutchinson, and Mark Cohan, University of Florida The Impact of Sex Composition and Workplace Climate on 126 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Black Male Adolescent Reproductive Attitudes and Roles: Clinging to Tradition in a Changing World: The Effect of Association of Dichotomous Variables. Anthony J. Men’s Employment Experiences on Their Support for the Lemelle, Jr., Purdue University Male Breadwinner Role. Heather Koball, University of Constructing Masculinities after Divorce: Fatherhood and the North Carolina, Chapel Hill Hegemonic Ideal. Beth Skilken Catlett and Patrick C. Who’s Maintaining the Health Care? Health Care Behaviors McKenry, Ohio State University in the Dual Earner Family. Jancie K. Purk, Kent State 6. Aging Families University Table Presider: Terry Mills, University of Florida 10. Dynamics and Values of Cohabitation Widowhood at the Millennium: Are There Any New Table Presider: Susan J. Ferguson, Grinnell College Questions? Felix M. Berardo and Donna H. Berardo, Differences in Relationship Quality between Long-Term University of Florida Cohabitation and Legal Marriage. Marion C. Willetts, How Far is Too?: The Effect of Geographic Distance on the Keene State College Expectation of Receiving Assistance from Children. Ione 11. Exchange in Intimate Relationships Y. Deollos and Curtis Hosier, Ball State University Table Presider: Suzanne R. Kunkel, Miami University Trends and Correlates of Coresidency among Black and Promissory Mood and Elements of Exchange: Exploring White Grandmothers and Their Grandchildren: A Panel Contractual Models of the Family. Will Roundtree, Study, 1967-1992. Richard Capuoto, Yeshiva University University of California, Berkeley 7. Intergenerational Transmission and Relations The Exchanges of Resources in Marriage. Ying-Ling Amy Table Presider: Cheryl Elman, University of Akron Hsia, Shih-Chien University Intergenerational Transmission and Social Change: 12. Gender Dynamics in Marriage Educational and Occupational Orientations. Timothy Table Presider: Cynthia Deitch, George Washington Biblarz, University of Southern California; and Robert University E.L. Roberts, California State University, San Marcos To Love, Honor, and Be Economically Bound?: Competing Intergenerational Transmission of Constructive Parenting. Ideas on Women in Marriage. Melissa Barnett, Georgia Zeng-Yin Chen, Texas A&M University State University Antecedents and Consequences of Grandparents Raising Married Men’s Attitudes towards Women’s Roles: A Cohort Grandchildren. Roseann Giarrusso and Merrill Analysis of the Effects of Spousal and Maternal Silverstein, University of Southern California; and Du Characteristics. Teresa Ciabattari, University of Feng, Texas Technological University Washington Ambivalence in Intergenerational Relations: Extending a 13. Women’s Social Support and Well-being In and Out of Useful Concept. Ingrid Arnet Connidis and Julie Ann Marriage McMullin, University of Western Ontario Table Presider: Twyla J. Hill, Wichita State University 8. Family Structure and Children’s Well-being That’s What Friends Are For: Social Support among Women Table Presider: Ellen M. Bradburn, National Center for in Single and Two Parent Families. Diane R. Bessel, Education Statistics State University of New York, Buffalo; Jan E. Mutchler, An Expanded View of Family Structure and Its Impact on the University of Massachusetts, Boston; and Lynn Magdol, Well-Being of Children. Jim Shockey, University of State University of New York, Buffalo Arizona The Impacts of Social Support on Women’s Adjustment to The Causal Structure of Children’s Cognitive Outcomes: Divorce: A Literature Review and Analysis. Virginia L. Effects of Family Economic Well-Being and Family Smerglia, Nancy Bryan Miller, and Lisa Kort-Butler, Structure. Theodore N. Greenstein, North Carolina State University of Akron University Trends in the Economic Well-Being of Divorced Women. The Effects of Change in Family Structure and Income on Matthew McKeever and Nicholas H. Wolfinger, University Dropping Out of Middle and High School. Suet-ling Pong, of Utah Pennsylvania State University; and Dong-Beom Ju, 14. Variations of Heterosexuality Kyungpook National University Table Presider: Susan A. Farrell, Kingsborough Community Effects of Mothers’ Parental Efficacy and Promotive Family College Strategies on Inner-City Youth. Monika Ardelt, University A Theory of Martial Sexual Life. Chien Liu, Wagner College of Florida Concubinage in Structural and Cultural Context: A 9. Work and Gender Sociological Analysis. Todd Bernhardt, Southern Illinois Table Presider: Susan W. Hinze, Case Western Reserve University, Carbondale University 15. Families, Employment, and Stress Gender, Time, and Happiness: The Impact of Couples’ Table Presider: Erin L. Kelly, Princeton University Employment Schedules and Family Time on Relationship The Effects of Relationship Style, Hours of Paid Work, and Happiness. Ye Luo, University of Chicago Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 127

Division of Child-Rearing Labor on Emotional and “Development” Physiological Stress in Working Mothers. Emma K. Hilton Chicago, Continental C Adam, Sloan Working Families Center Staying Single and Marrying within Occupations: Avoiding Organizer and Presider: Michael Timberlake, Kansas State and Compensating for Work-Family Stress among University Professional-Managerial Women. Michelle Janning, City Systems and World-Systems: Power and Urban University of Notre Dame Networks from Mesopotamia to the World Cities of Change of Culture, Stress, and Coping among North Today. Christopher Chase-Dunn and Susan Manning, American Families. Mary Haour-Knipe, University of John Hopkins University Geneva, Switzerland Rome, Mecca, and Jerusalem: Sacred World Cities from the Age of Empires to the Age of Nationalism. Khaldoun 16. Adolescent Children and Family Dynamics Samman, State University of New York, Binghamton Table Presider: Amy Kroska, Kent State University Patterns of Urban Restructuring: Labor Markets and Socio- Good-Bye Mom and Dad: College-Bound Seniors’ Spatial Transformations in Contemporary Latin America. Perceptions of Parental Letting Go. Lynda Lytle Richard Tardanico, Florida International University Holmstrom, Paul S. Gray, and David A. Karp, Boston Liverpool: The Political Economy of a Declining City. Deirdre College Oakley, State University of New York, Albany Development during Adolescence: Age, Family Support, and Modern Fisherman and “Modernizing” Fishing Communities: Daily Experience. Qin Chen, University of Chicago A Comparison of Changes in Maine, Newfoundland, Marital Tension, Triangulation, and the Development of Norway, and . Cynthia Duncan and Lawrence Adolescent Daughters in the U.S. and Japan. Linda G. Hamilton, University of New Hampshire; and Carrie Bell, University of Houston, Clear Lake; David Bell, Yodanis, University of Freiburg, Switzerland Affiliated Systems Corporation Houston; and Yojiro Nakata, National Institute of Mental Health, Japan 260. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Open Topics Family Correlates of the Father-Daughter Relationship. in the Sociology of Mental Health Edythe M. Krampe, University of California, Irvine Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B 17. Consequences of Teen Parenting The Life Course of Nonmarital Fertility among Adolescents: Organizer and Presider: Robin W. Simon, University of Iowa The Differential Effects of Race, Class, and Family Socioeconomic Status and Temperament in Early Childhood. Structure. Holly E. Heard, University of North Carolina, Richard Miech, Johns Hopkins University; Marilyn Essex Chapel Hill and H. Hill Goldsmith, University of Wisconsin, Madison Reinventing the Self: The Positive Consequences of Teenage The Impact of Early Childhood Abuse/Neglect on Adult Parenting. Joanna G. Higginson, Pacific Lutheran Mental Health. Allan V. Horwitz, Megan Scott, and University Helene Raskin White, Rutgers University; and Cathy Spatz Widom, State University of New York, Albany Section on Sociology of the Family Business Meeting (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) Session 260, continued

The Paradox of Parenthood; Depression and Age at First 258. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. Birth. John Mirowsky and Catherine Ross, Ohio State Chair’s Hour and Business Meeting University The Long Term Effect of Stress on Mental Health. Xiaolan Ye Hilton Chicago, Williford A and Nan Lin, Duke University; and Walter Ensel, State Chair’s Hour: Sociologists Working in Business Schools University of New York, Albany (10:30-11:30 a.m.): Discussion: Jane McLeod, Indiana University Organizer and Presider: Nicole Woolsey Biggart, University of California, Davis 261. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Panel: Kathleen Montgomery, University of California, Movements. Transnational Dimensions of Social Riverside Movements (co- sponsored by the Section on Peace, Donald A. Palmer, University of California, Davis War, and Social Conflict) Marc J. Ventresca, Northwestern University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Stewart Clegg, School of Management, Australia Organizer and Presider: Jackie Smith, State University of Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work Business New York, Stony Brook Meeting (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) International Sources of Domestic Protest: Creating Theories

and Assessing Evidence. Gregory Maney, University of 259. Section on Community and Urban Sociology. Wisconsin Comparative Urbanization: Cities, Communities, and 128 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Informal Alliances vs. Institutional Ties: The Effects of Elite Political Research Alliances on Environmental TSMO Network Positions. 6. Measuring Scientific Credit Beth Schaefer Caniglia, University of Notre Dame Allocating Scientific Credit: Differences across the Social and Transnational Social Movement Organizations and the the Natural Sciences. Stephane Baldi, American Formation of the Post-Soviet Women’s Movement: Institutes for Research Grassroots Mobilization from Above. Alexandra Hrycak, Gender Differences in Scientific Productivity: Puzzle or No? Reed College John P. Walsh, Nancy Maloney, and Stephanie Kucker, The Limits of “Globalization from Below”: Rural Social University of Illinois, Chicago Movements in the Transition to Democracy in El Salvador. Adam Flint, State University of New York, Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. Business Binghamton Meeting (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) Discussion: Debra Minkoff, Yale University

262. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. Refereed Roundtables and Business Meeting 11:30 a.m. Meetings ______Hilton Chicago, Williford C Refereed Roundtables (10:30-11:30 a.m.): Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work Business Organizer: Kathryn Henderson, Texas A&M University Meeting (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford A Section on Race, Gender, and Class Business Meeting (to 1.Mediating the Workplace: Computers, Regimes, and Repair 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford B Distributed Construction: Heterachy, Co-Production, and Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology Business Changing Regimes of Information Creation in Online Meeting (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford C Newspapers. Pablo J. Boczkowski, Cornell University Section on Sociology of the Family Business Meeting (to Workplace Social Order and the Sociology of Repair. 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Christopher Henke, University of California, San Diego Mediating between the Technological and the Social: Technical Competence at a Computer Help Desk. Christina Lindsay, Cornell University 2. Tools for Constructing Credibility in Scientific Practice: Narrative, Calibration, and Nationalism Archaeological Dating: Credibility and Calibration of Scientific Instruments. Jennifer L. Croissant, University of Arizona

Disciplining Experts: The Construction of Objectivity in the Oppenheimer Case. Charles R. Thorpe, Max Planck Institute, Germany 3. The Body Politic: Reproduction and Reconfiguration Queer Formation: Reconfiguring the Regulatory Ideals of Sex, Sexuality, and Reproductive Bodies. Laura Mamo, University of California, San Francisco Estrogen Controversy and Closure Mechanisms: How Did Estrogen Recover from Being Discredited? Takiko Mori, Rutgers University 4. Computer Culture The Reassignment of Class Measures: An Ethnography of a Newsgroup. Amy Flowers The Affective Dimensions of Online Culture. Adam B. King, Indiana University The Social-Economic Parameters of Digitized Cultural Heritage Information: Assessing the Museum- Educational Site-Licensing (MESL) Project. Robert C. Yamashita, California State University, San Marcos 5. Distributed Dialogues: Technology and Talk Electronic Monitoring: Biotechnology and Its Impact on Liberal Ideals. Noel Packard, New School for Social and Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 129

12:30 p.m. Town Meeting 265. Special Session. 100 Years of the Leisure Class ______Hilton Chicago, Waldorf

Organizer: Eugene Halton, University of Notre Dame 263. Town Meeting. Census and Consensus: or Alienation: What Veblen Saw Controversies in the 2000 Census that Marx Didn’t. Mark Gottdeiner, State University of Hilton Chicago, International North New York, Buffalo From Working to Leisure Class: Thorstein Veblen in Post- Organizers: Felice J. Levine, American Sociological Soviet Russia. Dmitri Shalin, University of Nevada, Las Association; and Mary C. Waters, Harvard Vegas University Rethinking Veblen in the Contemporary World of Hyper- Moderator: Haya El Nasser, USA Today Consumption. , Jim Murphy, and Wendy Speaker: Kenneth Prewitt, U.S. Bureau of the Census Wiedenhoft, University of Maryland Panel: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Theory of the Apocalypse Class. Richard G. Mitchell, Oregon Milwaukee State University Reynolds Farley, Russell Sage Foundation Mary C. Waters, Harvard University 266. Special Session. Social Experiments in Public Education (co-sponsored by the ASA Sydney S. Spivack Program in Applied Social Research and Social Policy) 2:30 p.m. Meetings ______Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom ____ Organizer and Presider: William Velez, University of Committee on Sections with Section Officers—Hilton Wisconsin, Milwaukee Chicago, Lake Ontario Charter Schools and the Myth of the Common School. Amy Task Force on Articulation of Sociology in Two-Year and Stuart Wells, University of California, Los Angeles Four-Year Sociology Programs—Hilton Chicago, Reading One-To-One: Program Implementation across Conference Room 4J Multiple Sites. George Farkas, University of Texas, Dallas Leadership Development among Minority Youth: The ABC 2:30 p.m. Other Groups Approach. Elizabeth L. Useem, Philadelphia Education ______Fund

Discussion: Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin, Commission on Applied and Clinical Sociology Business Madison Meeting (to 6:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Conference

Room 4G 267. Special Roundtable Session. Papers by the Next Generation: Minority Opportunities through School 2:30 p.m. Sessions Transformation (MOST) Program Student ______Presentations (co-sponsored by the ASA Minority ____ Affairs Program and the MOST Program) 264. Thematic Session. The Chicago Schools of Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Sociology: Then, Now, and Tomorrow Organizer: Edward Murguia, American Sociological Hilton Chicago, Continental C Association Organizer and Presider: Marta Tienda, Princeton Table 1: Women in Power/Women in Fear University Table Presider/Discussant: Norma E. Fuentes, Columbia The Tall Bold Slugger...: What Made Chicago Sociology University so Dominant from 1910 to 1950? Martin Bulmer, Women in Positions of Power and Decision-Making. Yaslín University of Surrey, England De Choudens-Sánchez, University of Puerto Rico, Chicago from the 1950s Onward: Personal Reflections. Mayaguez Stanley Lieberson, Harvard University Age, Gender, and the Fear of Victimization: A Comparative Chicago and the Ecology of the Underclass. Douglas S. Study at the National and Local Level. Jessica Urbina, Massey, University of Pennsylvania Southwestern University Transcending Tradition: New Directions in Community Research, Chicago Style. Robert J. Sampson, Session 267, continued University of Chicago 130 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Globalization and a Rural Costa Rican Woman: A Life Story Sharlene Hesse-Biber, Boston College in Santa Elena, the Center of the Santa Elena- This didactic seminar is for qualitative researchers who wish to use Monteverde Region. Lisa Hetzel, Grinnell College computer software to analyze textual data (e.g., case records, newspaper articles, field notes, transcripts of interviews or focus group Table 2: People under Stress discussions), pictures, graphics, or audio and video tapes. We will briefly Table Presider/Discussant: Jane K. Fueyo, University of explore the history of computer-assisted software programs in the social Chicago sciences. We will describe some of the computer software programs on Farm Families in Financial Crises. Amy Rasmussen, the market today, and compare and contrast some of the most important programs. We will discuss the factors you should consider in selecting a University of Nebraska, Lincoln software program. We will analyze the key methodological and The Role of Refugees in Low Income Housing and Racial theoretical issues involved in using computer-assisted software programs Segregation. David Baker, University of Nebraska, for qualitative data analysis. If time permits, we will demonstrate some Lincoln “cutting-edge” software programs. The Functions of Music in the Civil Rights Movement. Chris Smith, University of Nebraska, Lincoln 270. Professional Workshop. Employment Trends for Sociologists: Doing Sociological Work in Different Table 3: The Treatment of Those of Minority Status Venues Table Presider/Discussant: Robert L. Peralta, University of Delaware Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H How Culture Affects Patient Treatment. Robert Montenegro, Organizer and Presider: Karen Miller-Loessi, Arizona State Pitzer College University Relationship Between Minority Student Success and Teacher Panel: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Ethnicity. Nicholas Epps, Texas A&M University Association Hispanics in Texas: An Analysis of Political Representation. Ruth M. Arnold, Special Libraries Association Victor Villareal, Texas A&M University Brenda S Griffine, Illinois Department of Natural The Demography of Minority Groups. Shannon Ario, Texas Resources A&M University Stanley Capela, HeartShare Human Services of New Table 4: Environmental and Quantitative/Qualitative York Methodological Issues in Sociological Research Leora Lawton, TechSociety Research Table Presider/Discussant: Lenard Wynn, Loyola University, Benjamin M. Ben-Baruch, StarWorks, Inc. Chicago This workshop has two components: (1) A brief overview from several data sources of the kinds of settings in which people with In Pursuit of Health and Happiness: Investigations of sociology degrees are currently employed and the kinds of work they do Conflicting Visions and Values Governing on the job, and (2) a discussion by panelists of the kinds of sociological Environmental Issues in Augusta, Georgia, and work they do in different venues, skills required or helpful in facing a Beyond. Lori Scott, Augusta State University varied and uncertain job market, and the rewards and disadvantages of Sociological Stories: Bringing Our Own Stories into Our different kinds of sociological work in different employment settings. Research. Nelky Thompson, Augusta State University Biases of Telephone Sampling in Puerto Rico. Aylwin A. 271. Academic Workplace Workshop. Recruiting Hermida-Vélez, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Graduate Students of Color for Graduate Work in Sociology (co-sponsored by the ASA Minority 268. Author Meets Critics. The Terror of the Machine: Opportunities through School Transformation Technology, Work, Gender, and Ecology on the U.S.- Program) Mexico Border (University of Texas Press, 1997) by Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Devon G. Peña, Colorado College Suzanne T. Ortega, University of Nebraska Hilton Palmer House, Crystal Room Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Washington Organizer and Presider: Leslie Salzinger, University of Barry Lee, Pennsylvania State University The goal of this workshop is to provide participants with some Chicago models and practical advice for development and sustaining effective Book Author: Devon G. Peña, Colorado College graduate recruitment and retention programs for students of color. The Critics: Leslie Sklair, London School of Economics, England focus will be on strategies that work at different points along the grad- Pablo Vila, University of Texas, San Antonio uate student pipeline and methods that work to integrate diversity initia- Ching Kwan Lee, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor tives into the everyday routine of the department and graduate program. 272. Teaching Workshop. Making a Difference: Confronting Hatred and Prejudice in the Classroom 269. Didactic Seminar. Software for Qualitative Analysis Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron (to 5:30 p.m.) Leaders: Vinetta Goodwin Witt, University of South Carolina Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Lori Sudderth, The Village for Families and Children, Inc. Ticket required for admission Panel: Abby Ferber, University of Colorado Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 131

Ed Kain, Southwestern University Making a Social Movement: Exploring Theoretical Janet Enke, Metropolitan State University Frameworks through Group Role Play. Jo Reger, State This workshop will feature brief presentations on curricular University of New York, Albany approaches to confronting hate and bias in the classroom, followed by a Ecological Theory as a Social Welfare Theory. Susan period of questions, comments, and interactive discussion based on the Kinnevy, University of Pennsylvania concerns of the audience. Included in the discussion will be pedagogical methods for connecting extremist hate groups to mainstream racism, 3. Is There Theoretical Capital in Social Capital? teaching resources available through the ASA and the internet, as well Table Presider: Alison Neustrom-Scott, Louisiana State as several practical illustrations of classroom teaching techniques for University examining hatred, sexism, racism, and heterosexism. There will be ample time for discussion and contributions from those attending. The Impact of Social and Economic Capital upon the Participation of Dominican Women in the Informal 273. Teaching Workshop. Census in the Classroom: A Economy. Liza Aranda and Sherri Grasmuck, Temple “Hands-on” Workshop for College Professors (to University 6:30 p.m.) Welfare Recipients’ Views about the State’s Role in Family Support: Do Human and Social Capital Matter? Alison University of Illinois-Chicago Computer Lab Neustrom-Scott, Staci Minyard, F. Andrew Deseran, and Ticket required for admission Joachim Singelmann, Louisiana State University William H. Frey, Social Science Data Analysis Network 4. Critical Critiques of Critical Theory Albert Anderson, Public Data Queries, Inc. Table Presider: Nuran Erol, Ege University, Turkey Cheryl S. Stauffer, Population Reference Bureau Social Determination and Marx: An Exploration of Marx’s This workshop will focus on how professors can integrate the Materialist Dialectic. Timothy B. Gongaware, University analysis of US Census data in relevant, user-friendly ways for a variety of courses, from Intro Sociology and Social Problems to Stratification, Race of Nebraska, Lincoln Relations, Gender Studies, and more. Participants will learn about the Habermas’s Theory of Public Sphere and Contemporary Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN) directed by Professor Urban China. Hui Niu, University of Minnesota Frey, and publications available from the Population Reference Bureau. Debating Andre Gunder Frank’s Re-ORIENT: Global The workshop will provide an overview of SSDAN data analysis Economy in the Asian Age. Ricardo Duchesne, materials, and PRB publications followed by a “hands on” session during which 2-person teams will “play the role of students” and conduct University of New Brunswick analyses of pre-tailored 1950-1998 Census and CPS data, with the user 5. Finding Self in Theory friendly STUDENTchip software. They will learn to navigate the U.S. Table Presider: Leda E. Kanellakos, University of Iowa Census Bureau website. Dr. Albert Anderson will demonstrate the new Cultural Transitions and Identity Transformations: PDQ-Explore software developed by Public Data Queries. This software and new guide will encourage wide-ranging explorations of U.S. Census Considering Role-, Situated-, and Social-Identity and Survey data directly from the web. Perspectives. Leda E. Kanellakos, University of Iowa All participants will receive a copy of Frey’s workbook Investigating Self-Affirmation through Death: Toward a Sociology of the Change in American Society (Wadsworth, 1997), bundled with an IBM or Self. Glenn Muschert, University of Colorado MAC diskette; additional exercises and datasets usable for their courses; Returning to the Theoretical Dialogue: Mead’s Impact on and selected PRB publications. Sociological Thought. Anne F. Eisenberg, University of

North Texas 274. Open Refereed Roundtables. Frontiers of Theory

Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State University 1. Theory under Construction Table Presider: David L. Sallach, University of Chicago Attractor Models of Classical Social Processes. David L. Sallach, University of Chicago

The Social Constructionist Perspective of Deviance: Assessing the Critical Utility of Its Theoretical Base. Robert T. Wood, University of Alberta Teleocausality and Sociological Explanation. Shanyang Zhao, Temple University 2. Collective Action: Solidarity, Movements, and Policy Table Presider: Susan Kinnevy, University of Pennsylvania Stonewall Yesterday and Today: Framing the Gay Rights Movement. Neil Quisenberry, University of Kentucky 132 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

275. Informational Poster Session. Graduate Programs in Texas A&M University – #7 Sociology Tulane University – #17 Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Vanderbilt University – #23 Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University – #33 Organizer: Steve Hoffman, American Sociological Washington State University – #21 Association Wayne State University – #9 Graduate programs will display information describing their programs, special emphases, financial aid and admissions criteria, and Western Michigan University – #50 opportunities to work with faculty researchers and instructors. William Paterson University – #38 Department representatives will be on hand to answer questions from undergraduate students and their advisors, MA students looking to 276. Regular Session. The Sociology of Children and pursue a PhD, and other interested parties. Some departments will bring Youth information and admission packets to distribute to attendees. Participating institutions, followed by their poster number, include: Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A University of Akron – #45 Organizer and Presider: John Modell, Brown University American University – #19 Child Cognitive Development: Separating the Effects of University of Arizona – #48 Mother’s Age at Childbirth from Mother’s Family Baylor University – #18 Background. Ruth N. Turley, Harvard University Boston College – #28 Models of Maturity or Innovators of Risk? The Behaviors of Bowling Green State University – #6 Popular Sixth-Grade Students. Sara B. Kinsman, The Brown University – #37 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia University of California, Berkeley – #39 Urban Students: Work and Dropout. Doris R. Entwisle, Karl L. University of California, Davis – #25 Alexander, and Linda Steffel Olson, Johns Hopkins University of California, Irvine – #27 University University of California, Los Angeles – #49 Neighborhood Effects on the Association between Parenting University of California, San Francisco – #13 and Youth Fighting. Kathleen M. Roche, Johns Hopkins Case Western University – #14 University University of Chicago – #29 Discussion: John Modell, Brown University Cornell University – #42 University of Delaware – #34 277. Regular Session. World Systems: Dialoguing with DePaul University – #5 Contemporary Theoretical Insights Emory University – #40 Hilton Chicago, Williford B Florida State University – #20 Organizer and Presider: Shelley Feldman, Cornell University Georgia State University – #43 Social Movements in World Systems Theory. John Sonnett, University of Hawaii, Manoa – #44 University of Arizona University of Illinois, Chicago – #1 Popular Culture and World Hegemony. Steven Sherman, University of Iowa – #10 Binghamton University University of Kentucky – #22 Gender and the World Economy: Important Questions, but Lehigh University – #30 Do We Have Important Answers? Joan Smith, University Loyola University – #4 of Vermont University of Maryland, College Park – #8 Post-Colonial, Postmodern, and Development Theory: Critical University of Massachusetts, Amherst – #11 Connections. Sara Schoonmaker, University of the University of Massachusetts, Boston – #2 Redlands Michigan State University – #36 Contesting Dualisms: Power and Spatial Relations in University of Minnesota – #46 Development Theory. Shelley Feldman, Cornell North Carolina State University – #12 University University of North Texas – #16 Northeastern University – #41 278. Regular Session. Culture, Construction, and Identity Northern Illinois University – #24 University of Nottingham – #3 Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Ohio State University – #31 Organizer: Robert MacKay, University of Toronto Pennsylvania State University – #15 Purdue University – #26 Identity Negotiation in Contemporary Islam: Muslim Women’s Views of the Veil. Jen’nan Ghazal Read, University of San Diego State University – #35 Texas, Austin; and John P. Barkowski, Mississippi State Stanford University – #47 University University of Tennessee – #32 Polo Ponies and Penalty Kicks: The Cultural Politics of Sports Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 133

in the Hamptons. Corey Dolgon, Worcester State College University of Georgia “I Should Have Been a Man”: Navajo Women Negotiating “Why Marcia, You’ve Changed!”: Male Clerical Temporary Gendered Identities. Amy Schulz, University of Michigan Workers and the Doing of Masculinity in a Feminized Between the Aura and the Commodity: The Weak Messianic Context. Kevin D. Henson, Loyola University of Chicago; Impulse in Alternative Health. Matthew Schneirov, and Jackie Krasas Rogers, Pennsylvania State Duquesne University; and Jonathan David Geczik, University Community College of Allegheny County Discussion: Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University Getting a Life: Constructing a Moral Identity in the Voluntary Simplicity Movement. Mary Grigsby, University of 282. Regular Session. Immigration: Citizenship and Missouri Political Incorporation Discussion: Edward Silva, University of Toronto, Mississauga Hilton Palmer House, Wabash

279. Regular Session. Sociology of Emotions Organizer: Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Presider: R. S. Oropesa, The Pennsylvania State University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M A Macro-Institutional Approach to Immigrant Political Organizer: Candace Clark, Montclair State University Incorporation. Irene Bloemraad, Harvard University Presider: Karla Hackstaff, Northern Arizona University Does the Welfare State Count for Immigrant Incorporation? Peaks and Valleys: Edgework and Emotion Management in a The Case of Germany and the United States. Hermann Voluntary Search and Rescue Group. Jennifer Lois, Kurthen, State University of New York, Stony Brook University of Colorado Learning to Pledge Allegiance: An Ethnographic Study of the Fitting In: An Exploratory Investigation into the Emotional Citizenship Process. Elizabeth Borland, Carmen Garcia, Dimension of Conformity to Adolescent Peer Pressure. and Jenny Irons, University of Arizona Jeffrey T. Lashbrook, State University of New York, Sojourners or Settlers: Post-1965 Chinese Immigrants. Phillip Brockport Q. Yang, California Polytechnic State University, San Mother Would Have Died for Shame: Emotional Proprieties Luis Obispo and Systems of Domination. Beth Roy, San Francisco, Discussion: R. S. Oropesa, The Pennsylvania State CA University Discussion: Jennifer Pierce, University of Minnesota 283. Regular Session. Patterns and Mechanisms of 280. Regular Session. Gay and Lesbian Studies Intergenerational Transmission Hilton Chicago, Williford A Hilton Chicago, Marquette Organizer: Stephen O. Murray, El Instituto Obregon, San Organizer and Presider: Christine A. Bachrach, National Francisco Institute of Child Health and Human Development Bisexuals at Midlife. Martin S. Weinberg, Indiana University, The Social Inheritance of Divorce: Effects of Parents’ Family Bloomington; Colin J. Williams, Indiana University, Types in Postwar Germany. Andreas Diekmann, Indianapolis; and Douglas W. Pryor, Towson University University of Berne, Switzerland; and Henriette Age Preferences among Gay and Bisexual Men. Barry D. Englehardt, Max Planck Institute for Human Adam, University of Windsor Development, Germany Generation X Lesbians: Identity, Politics, and Community. The Intergenerational Association of Welfare Participation. Christina Perez, Loyola University, Chicago Molly A. Martin, University of Wisconsin, Madison Race and the Construction of Same-Gender Sexual Markets The “Inheritance” of Competence. Melvin Seeman, University in Four Chicago Neighborhoods. Stephen Ellingson, The of California, Los Angeles; and Martin Monto, University Park Ridge Center; and Kirby , University of of Portland Chicago The Gay Cousin: Learning to Accept Gay Rights. Rhoda E. Howard, McMaster University Session 283, continued

281. Regular Session. Gender: Constructions of Gender Families, Social Capital, and Educational Continuation. Gary Sandefur, Ann Meier, and Pedro Hernandez, University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B of Wisconsin, Madison Organizer and Presider: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt Discussion: Arland Thornton, University of Michigan University Symbolic Disorder: The Terms of Anorexia Nervosa. Lucy 284. Regular Session. Medical Sociology: Race as a Mary Ann De Fabrizio, University of Alberta Factor in Health Healthy Appetites and Sickly Obsessions?: Exploring Gender Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Differences in Relation to Food. Beth Montemurro, 134 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Organizer: Sandra E. Taylor, Clark Atlanta University Gender Differences in the Effect of Child Maltreatment on Presider: Michael D. Woodard, XCel Home HealthCare, Inc., Criminal Activity over the Life Course. Ryan E. Spohn, Georgia University of Iowa Does Patient Race Affect the Initial Impressions and Linking Gender, Status, and Family Matters to Diagnostic Decisions Formed by Family Physicians? Self-Control Theory: A Multivariate Analysis of Key Self- Lora Hasse and P. Neal Ritchey, University of Cincinnati Control Concepts in a Youth-Gang Context. L. Thomas An Investigation of African American and White Differences in Winfree, Jr., New Mexico State University; Dana Satisfaction with Health Care Provider Behavior. Jennifer Lynskey, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Dennis Clason, Malat, University of Michigan New Mexico State University; and Finn-Aage Esbensen, Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Risk of a Catastrophic University of Nebraska, Lincoln Health Condition in Later Life: Chronic Renal Failure Discussion: Colin K. Loftin, State University of New York, among Black and Whites in a Southern State. Nancy G. Albany Kutner and Donna Brogan, Emory University Conceptual and Analytical Uses of Race and Ethnicity in the 287. Section on Sociology of the Family. Families across Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1960-1968: Cultures Historical Dynamics in Medical Sociology. P. Rafael Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Hernandez, Brandeis University Discussion: Mel Barber, Florida A&M University Organizer: Dana Vannoy, University of Cincinnati Presider: Janet Z. Giele, Brandeis University 285. Regular Session. Politics and Culture: Communities and Attitudes: The Influence of Non-Family Local/National/ Global: Space, Culture, and Political Institutions and Experiences on Dispositions toward Marriage. Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan Practice How Supportive and Hostile Interactions Differ in Affecting Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Level and Change in Marital Quality: The Experience of Organizer: Mabel Berezin, University of California, Los Czech Couples. Frederick O. Lorenz and Joseph Hraba, Angeles Iowa State University “We Enter a New Terrain”: The Cultural Politics of Urban Household Division of Labor as a Source of Contention for Development in Post-1989 Berlin. Jennifer Jordan, Married Couples in Metropolitan Moscow. Dana Vannoy University of California, San Diego and Lisa A. Cubbins, University of Cincinnati A Forgotten Knowledge: Pan-Yugoslav Political and Cultural Urbanization and Kinship: A Comparison of Nations. Elaine Processes as a Focus of Sociological Research in the Marchena, University of Chicago Former Yugoslavia in the 1980s. Ana Devic, Bilkent Discussion: Janet Z. Giele, Brandeis University University, Turkey Imagined Europe: National Culture, Collective Memory, and 288. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. Visions of European Integration in Germany, Great The Contributions of Charles Perrow to Organization Britain, and Spain. Juan Diez-Medrano, University of Studies California, San Diego Hilton Chicago, Continental B National Legislating as an International Process: The Case of Anti-Female-Genital-Cutting Laws. Elizabeth Heger Organizer: Walter W. Powell, Stanford University Boyle and Sharon Preves, University of Minnesota Discussion: Wendy Griswold, Northwestern University

286. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Explaining Crime Hilton Chicago, Joliet Organizer: Valerie Jenness, University of California, Irvine Presider: Colin K. Loftin, State University of New York, Albany Explaining Homicide: A Structural Analysis. Leonard Beeghley, University of Florida Don’t Forget the Small Places: Exploring Structural Covariates of Homicide Rates across Cities of Varying Population Sizes. Clayton Mosher, Thomas Rotolo, and Dretha Phillips, Washington State University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 135

Panel: Joan Acker, University of Oregon Communities. Ken Frank, Michigan State University; and Frank Dobbin, Princeton University Barry Wellman, University of Toronto John Mohr, University of California, Santa Barbara Middle Class Community in Tehran: Social Networks, Social Scott Sagan, Stanford University Support, and Marital Relationships. Susan Bastani, Discussion: Charles Perrow, Yale University University of Toronto Community Networking Projects. Malo A. Hutson, University 289. Section on Community and Urban Sociology. of California, Berkeley Refereed Roundtables on Community and Urban How Software and Entertainment Firms Participate in Local Sociology Business Organizations and the Traditional Urban Hilton Chicago, Continental A Business Community. Leonard Nevarez, University of California, Santa Barbara Organizer: Anne B. Shlay, Temple University 6. Metropolitan Enigmas 1. Economic Restructuring: Empirical Examinations of Table Presider: Michael Maly, Roosevelt University Consequences for Cities Social Problems and the Rural-Urban Continuum. Lisa A. Table Presider: Mark Hardt, Montana State University Lisman and Frank D. Beck, Illinois State University A Slow-Growth Movement in a Declining U.S. City?: The Defining Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Areas for a New Complexities of Revitalization in Rochester, New York. Decade. Marc J. Perry, U.S. Bureau of the Census Patricia A. Tweet, State University of New York, Buffalo Global Citizenship, National Minority, and Local The Effect of Economic Restructuring on Urban Distress in Neighborhood. Gila Menahem, Tel Aviv University, Israel U.S. Cities, 1970-1990. Amy Nelson, Arizona State 7. Community Activism and Attachment University Table Presider: Dan Ryan, Mills College The Social Disorganization of Post Industrialism: What, Expanding the Community Development Typology: Civic Where, and When. Heather Wendt, University of Iowa Action in a Small Town. Alisa M. Potter, Concordia 2. Networks in the Global Village University, St. Paul Table Presider: Janet W. Salaff, University of Toronto Method and Meaning in the Study of Space, Place, and The Network Community. Barry Wellman, University of History: A Retrospective Perspective on the Hull-House Toronto Community. Gene Burd, University of Texas Using Urban Networks to Exit Hong Kong. Janet W. Salaff, A Conflict Theory of Community. Scott Swearingen, Huston- University of Toronto; and Siu-Lin Wong, University of Tillotson College Hong Kong 8. Spatial Struggles I Does Social Capital Pay Off More Within or Between Ethnic Table Presider: Christopher Mele, University of Buffalo Groups?: Comparing the Job Searches of Members of Raising the Bar: Idealism and Inadequacy on the Lower East Five Toronto Ethnic Groups. Emi Ooka, University of Side. Miranda Martinez, New York University Toronto The Case against Liquor Stores: Status and Politics in a 3. Big Projects, Big Buildings: The Politics of Planning the Working Class Community. Arthur W. Redman, Chicago Post-Industrial City State University Table Presider: Marlese Durr, Wright State University Growing Power: Exploring the Social Benefits of Urban Cities and Mega-Events: Analyzing an Uneasy Relationship. Greening Projects. Lynne M. Westphal, University of Harry H. Hiller, University of Calgary Illinois, Chicago Monuments of Tomorrow: Industrial Ruins at Century’s End. 9. Spatial Struggles II James Dickinson, Rider University Table Presider: Joseph W. Ruane, University of the Representations of Space and Urban Planning in a Post- Sciences, Philadelphia World War II City. Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University A Crosstown Traffic Jam: Highway Politics in Chicago. Eric 4. Third World Economic Development: Institutional and Petersen, Northwestern University Spatial Networks Superstore Conflicts in Two Small Cities. Steve Halebsky, Table Presider: Paul A. Jargowsky, University of Texas, University of Wisconsin, Madison Dallas Regional Planning or Regional Gridlock: The Elgin-O’Hare Spatial Structures and Political Networks in the Making of Expressway. Eric Petersen, Northwestern University; and Working Class-Mobilization: The Chilean Brass and Wire Bonnie Lindstrom, University of Illinois, Chicago Industry, 1945-1973. Joel Stillerman, University of Session 289, continued Arizona 10. The Social Organization of Spatial Inequality 5. Networks, Social Capital, and Cities Table Presider: William Michelson, University of Toronto Network Capital in a Multi-Level World: Individuals, Ties, and Homework for Teachers: The Differential Extension of Networks Provide Social Support in Contemporary Occupational Activities in Time and Space. William 136 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Michelson, University of Toronto; and Andrew Harvey, St. Sheila R. Cotten, Bedford VAMC; and Michael D. Mary’s College Schulman, North Carolina State University Who is My Neighbor?: Religion and Social Organization in a The Long-Term Effects of Outdoor Adventure Programs on Depressed Neighborhood. Omar M. McRoberts, Harvard Self-Efficacy. Todd Paxton, National Center on University Accessibility Minority Proximity to Whites: A Test of Three Perspectives. Psychological Distress, Hopelessness, and Welfare Lance Freeman, University of Delaware Recipiency. Stephen Petterson and Lisa V. Friel, 11. Perspectives on Housing and Community Development University of Virginia Table Presider: Matthew Lindholm, City University of New 3. What Happens When Changes Arise in Roles and York Statuses? Selling Suburbs: Ads for Housing Developments after World Table Presider: Corey Lee M. Keyes, Emory University War II. Judith J. Friedman, Rutgers University Perceived Changes in Functioning in Primary Roles: Role The Role of Intermediaries in the Development of Supportive Gain and Role Strain. Corey Lee M. Keyes, Emory Housing. C. Scott Holupka, Debra J. Rog, and Ariana University Gilbert-Mongelli, Vanderbilt University How the Context of Marital Disruption Is Important for Mental Sociologists in Community Development Roles. Philip Olson, Health Outcomes. Julie McLaughlin, Rutgers University University of Missouri, Kansas City Downsizing the Russian Army: Effects on Mattering and 12. International Urbanization Issues Mental Health. Florence R. Rosenberg, David E. Rohall, Revisiting the Third World Urbanization Thesis: Combining David R. Segal, and V. Lee Hamilton, University of Panel Analysis and Structural Equation Modeling in Maryland Assessing Cross-National Data. Luis A. Posas, 4. Providers of Care and Mental Health Policy Minnesota State University, Mankato Table Presider: Susan Mayer, Northwestern University Cynicism in Large Cities: China and Taiwan Compared. Disappearing Act: Policy Reform and the Contemporary State Yang-Chin Fu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Mental Hospital. Susan Mayer and Dan A. Lewis, Hungarian Counterurbanization during the Post-Socialist Northwestern University Transformation. David L. Brown and Kai A. Schafft, Managed Mental Health Care Providers: Consequences of Cornell University the Rationalization of Care. Teresa L. Scheid, University 13. Urban Sociology in Chicago: Old and New Themes of North Carolina, Charlotte Table Presider: Terry Nichols Clark, University of Chicago Take Two Prozac and Call Me in the Morning: Family Interpretations of Neighborhoods in Chicago. Jennifer Practitioners’ Treatment of Mental, Emotional, and Pashup, University of Chicago Behavioral Disorders. Terri A. Winnick, Indiana University Reinterpreting Chicago Urban Themes. Jolyon Wurr, 5. The Delivery of Mental Health Services University of Chicago Table Presider: Linda E. Francis, State University of New Working on an Imagery of the City that Works. Deidre Ferron, York, Stony Brook University of Chicago Beneficence versus Empowerment: Challenges for Consumer Employment in Mental Health Services. Paul 290. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Refereed Colson, Linda E. Francis, and Pamela Mizzi, State Roundtables on Mental Health and Business Meeting University of New York, Stony Brook Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom Homeless Shelters and the Mental Health Service System. Russell K. Schutt, University of Massachusetts, Boston Refereed Roundtables on Mental Health (2:30-3:30 p.m.): Organizer: David T. Takeuchi, Indiana University 6. Residential Mobility and Health Table Presider: Lynn Magdol, State University of New York, 1. Consequences of the Vietnam War Buffalo Table Presider: David Alcaras, Sepulveda Vet Center Is Moving a Woman’s Problem?: Residential Mobility, Gender PTSD among Vietnam-Era Veterans: The Social Construction Roles, and Psychological Well-Being. Lynn Magdol, of a Psychiatric Disorder. David Alcaras, Sepulveda Vet State University of New York, Buffalo Center When Students Move: Declines in Locus of Control and The Effects of Life Stress and Social Support on Reported Educational Performance. Shana Pribesh, Ohio State Symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorders in University Veterans. Patricia M. Gallagher, University of Massachusetts, Boston 7. Gender and Distress over the Life Course Table Presider: Yumei Sun, Iowa State University 2. Social Psychological Predictors and Consequences Gender Differences in the Effects of Parenthood. Beth Table Presider: Sheila R. Cotten, Bedford VAMC Rushing, Georgia College and State University; and From Social Structure to Psychological Distress: Exploring Christian Ritter, Kent State University the Links between Employment, Gender, and Distress. Explaining Gender Differences in Depression among Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 137

Adolescents. Yumei Sun, Iowa State University Section on Sociology of Mental Health Business Meeting 8. Unpackaging the Effects of Age on Health (3:30-4:15 p.m.) Table Presider: Boaz Kahana, Cleveland State University Revisiting Disengagement Theory through a Longitudinal 291. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Study Using the Senior Apperception Technique. Boaz Movements. A Century of Social Movement Theory Kahana, Cleveland State University; Eva Kahana, Case Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Western Reserve University; Nancy L. McCrone, Organizer and Presider: Hank Johnston, San Diego State University of Akron; JoAnna Kelly and Kyle Kercher, University Case Western Reserve University; and Michael Kahana, One Hundred Years of Riots, Revolutions, and Sociologists. Brandeis University Tony Oberschall, University of North Carolina Age and Different Types of Perceived Control: Modeling the What a Good Idea!: From Ideology to Frames in Social Influence of Physical Disability, Education, and Health Movement Theory. Pamela E. Oliver, University of Care Support. Scott Schieman and Jan Campbell, Wisconsin, Madison; and Hank Johnston, San Diego University of Miami State University Age, Personality, and Mental Health: The Significance of The Return of the Repressed: The Fall and Rise of Emotions Introspectiveness for Depression and Anxiety. Karen Van in Social Movement Theory. Jeff Goodwin, New York Gundy, University of Miami University; and James M. Jasper and Francesca Polletta, 9. Social Structure and Processes Columbia University Table Presider: John W. Fox, University of North Colorado Depression and Occupational Status: A Model of Reciprocal 292. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Teaching Race, Influence. John W. Fox, University of North Colorado Gender, and Class to Undergraduate Students Household Composition and Adolescent Depression. Hayley Hilton Chicago, Williford C Hamilton, Ohio State University Parenting Strains, Social Support, and Distress: Exploring the Organizers: Jean Ait Amber Belkhir, University of New Significance of Parents’ Family Role Configurations. Orleans; and Theresa Martinez, University of Utah Susan Roxburgh, Kent State University Presider: Jean Ait Amber Belkhir, University of New Orleans Teaching Race and Racism from a Race, Gender, and Class 10. Forging New Directions in the Sociology of Mental Health Perspective: Challenges, Battles, and Victories. Ingrid Table Presider: Bill Magee, University of Toronto Banks, Virginia Tech The Organization of Illness Experiences and the Sociology of Classism and Race, Gender, Class. Chuck Barone, Mental Health. Bill Magee, University of Toronto Dickinson College Mental Health and Social Order: Mapping the Impact of Teaching Sociology from a Race, Gender, and Class Changing Technologies and Control. Ian Shaw, Perspective. Jean Ait Amber Belkhir, University of New University of Nottingham, England Orleans The Behavior of Therapy: An Application of Blackian Theory. Sexuality and Race, Gender, Class. Israel Cardona, James Tucker, University of New Hampshire Grossmont College 11. Stress, Worries, and Distress Table Presider: Marie-Anik Gagne, Center for Addiction and Session 292, continued Mental Health The Law and Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality. Catherine Connolly, University of Wyoming Is There a Relationship between Worries, Mental Health, and Occupations and Race, Gender, Class. Lisa Frehill, New Physical Functioning? Marie-Anik Gagne, Center for Mexico State University, Las Cruces Addiction and Mental Health; and John Sigal, Institute of Race, Gender, Class and the Social Construction of Gender. Community and Family Psychiatry Jonathan Harrington, University of Wisconsin, Madison Stress Proliferation among Informal Caregivers to People Challenges and Strategies for Teaching Race, Gender, and with HIV/AIDS. Andrew S. London, Kent State University; Class to Undergraduate Midwest Students. Emily Joel Leon, Project Hope; Julie Brown, RAND; and Martin Kearns, Clarke College Shapiro, University of California, Los Angeles Family and Race, Gender, Class. Anne Roschelle, University of San Francisco 12. Needing and Providing Mental Health Services Race, Gender, Class, and Marathon Running: Quantitative Table Presider: Angela Aidala, Columbia University and Qualitative Data and Methods. Vincent Serravallo, Need for Mental Health Services and Barriers to Care among Rochester Institute of Technology Persons Living with HIV/AIDS. Angela Aidala, Columbia Teaching Race, Gender, and Class for Women of Color on University Predominantly White College Campuses. Lori Waite, Bridging the Gap: Mental Health Service Transitions for Trinity College Young Adults. Michael Polgar, Washington University 138 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Discussion: Theresa Martinez, University of Utah A Sociology of Schooling for the 21st Century. Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin, Madison

3:30 p.m. Meetings 294. Special Session. Welfare Reform: Consequences for ______Native-Born and Immigrant Children ____ Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Section on Sociology of Mental Health Business Meeting (to Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, State University of New 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom York, Albany

Presider: Peter D. Brandon, University of Massachusetts,

Amherst

Effects for Children: The Canadian Self-Sufficiency 4:30 p.m. Meetings ______Experiment. Richard Veevers, Statistics Canada ____ Impacts of Public Assistance Receipt on Children from MOST Coordinators/Chairs—Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Immigrant Families. Anne K. Driscoll, Child Trends, Inc. Committee on Sections—Hilton Chicago, Pullman Boardroom How Close to the Edge?: New Evidence about Immigrant Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology—Hilton Children and Children of Immigrants from the National Palmer House, Parlor C Survey of America’s Families. Leticia E. Fernandez and Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Council Meeting (to Rebecca L. Clark, The Urban Institute 5:30 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford B Milwaukee’s New Hope: An Anti-Program That Works.. Greg J. Duncan, Northwestern University; Aletha Huston, University of Texas, Austin; Robert Granger and Hans Bos, Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation; and Vonnie Mcloyd, University of Michigan Discussion: Maria Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University

295. Special Session. Status and Prospects for Persons with Disabilities at the End of a Century Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario

Organizer and Presider: Corinne Kirchner, American

Foundation for the Blind

Conceptualizing and Measuring the Status of Americans with

Disabilities. Mitchell LaPlante, University of California,

San Francisco 4:30 p.m. Sessions ______Protests in the Disability Community Pre- and Post-ADA. ____ Sharon N. Barnartt, Gallaudet University Evidence and Rationales in the Debate over ADA’s Effect on 293. Thematic Session. Education at Century’s End: A the Status of People with Disabilities. Corinne Kirchner, Retrospective and Prospective Analysis American Foundation for the Blind Hilton Chicago, Williford C Sociologists have found that to study disability in the latter half of the 20th century is to become part of a social movement. The movement Organizers: Charles E. Bidwell, University of Chicago; is expressed in widely different ways, ranging from protests in the streets Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin, Madison; to intellectual work on re-conceptualizing the nature and issues of and Maureen T. Hallinan, University of Notre Dame disability in society. This session examines the status and prospects for Presider: Maureen T. Hallinan, University of Notre Dame persons with disabilities at this historical juncture at both the individual and collective levels. It brings in basic issues of concepts and measures, Stability and Change in the Structure of American School as well as applied issues—specifically the heated debate about whether in the 20th Century. Charles E. Bidwell, University of the policy approach embodied in the Americans with Disabilities Act Chicago (ADA) has had a positive or negative impact on the individual and Sociological Contributions to the Understanding of Race collective status of people with disabilities. and Education. Maureen T. Hallinan, University of Notre Dame 296. Author Meets Critics. Durable Inequality (University Education in Social Mobility and the Life Course. Aaron of California Press, 1998) by Charles Tilly, Columbia Pallas, Michigan State University University The Sociological Analysis of Educational Expansion. Hilton Chicago, Continental C Richard Rubinson, Emory University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 139

Organizer: Florence Bonner, Howard University The workshop will focus on best teaching practices for classes with Presider: Aldon Morris, Northwestern University enrollments of over 100 students. The goals of the workshop are to Book Author: Charles Tilly, Columbia University provide participants with a set of teaching tips for use in their own classes and to promote collegial discussion of the challenges that arise Critics: David S. Meyer, City University of New York in large classes. Presenters will discuss their own experiences with these Rose M. Brewer, University of Minnesota classes and their research on large class strategies that promote Aldon Morris, Northwestern University effective teaching and learning. The discussion will also draw extensively upon workshop participants' own knowledge and experiences in large 297. Professional Workshop. Advice on Publishing in classes.

Scholarly Journals 300. Student Forum. Gender Identity, Gender Issues, and Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Gender Differences: Rethinking Gender and Its Organizer and Presider: Richard H. Hall, State University of Influence on Human Social Relations (co-sponsored New York, Albany by the ASA Honors Program) Panel: Richard H. Hall, State University of New York, Albany Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Heather M. Laube, State University of New York, Albany Sarah Sobieraj, State University of New York, Albany Organizers: Donald C. Naylor, University of Southern The goal of this workshop is to help people get into print in California; and Gail Wallace, California State University, sociological journals. The Editorial Staff of Sociological Forum will Sacramento describe the entire editorial process. It will deal with topics as diverse as Presider: Donald C. Naylor, University of Southern California selecting the appropriate journal, preparation of manuscripts, the timing Women on the Edge of the Transgender Era: Struggling to of submissions, dealing with requests to revise and resubmit, dealing Throw off Lesbian Feminism’s Legacy. Shannon Wyss, with rejections, and communicating with editors. George Washington University 298. Academic Workplace Workshop. Graduate Research The Postmodern Individual: How Structure Impacts Women and Men Differently. Christine A. Wernet-Beyer, Education (co-sponsored by the ASA Minority University of Akron Opportunities through School Transformation Beauty, Knowledge, and Intimacy: The Body Images and Program) Gender Relationships of Taiwanese Doctoral Students in Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K the U.S. Chien-Juh Gu, Michigan State University Organizer: Helen A. Moore, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Constructing Gender: Young Girls and Their Experiences in Sport. Cheryl Cooky, University of Southern California Session 300, continued Panel: Gordon F. DeJong, Pennsylvania State University Making Good Girls under the Shadow of the Law: The Keith Parker, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Reproduction of Gender Norms in the Social Services. Helen A. Moore, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Panelists will discuss how they guide graduate student research Cindy Cooper, State University of New York, Buffalo efforts in a variety of settings: funded research programs, one-to-one Discussion: Gail Wallace, California State University, mentoring within departments, and outreach programs such as the ASA Sacramento Minority Opportunities through School Transformation (MOST). The workshop will focus on the challenges of expanding graduate research 301. Regular Session. Women and Development: Women opportunities, as well as goals and guidelines for graduate research in the Age of Economic Transformation mentors. Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F 299. Teaching Workshop. Teaching the Mass Class Organizer and Presider: Rita S. Gallin, Michigan State Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H University Organizer and Presider: George S. Bridges, University of Different Labor Markets, Different Choices: A Comparative Washington Study of Women’s Labor Force Participation in Japan Panel: Kathleen McKinney, Illinois State University and Taiwan. Wei-hsin Yu, University of Chicago John Hamlin, University of Minnesota, Duluth Globalization and Filipino Women Workers: A Case Study on Susan Janssen, University of Minnesota, Duluth Japanese Work Assignments for Women in Global Deenesh Sohoni, University of Washington Assembly Lines. Niza Licuanan-Galela, Kent State One of the most challenging assignments in college teaching is University, Trumbull large enrollment classes. These classes raise unique difficulties for the Invisible Workers: Women in Zimbabwe and Global instructor and the student. Instructors have difficulty in gauging student Agriculture. Heather Holtzclaw, Michigan State University learning because there is physical and psychological distance from Doi-Moi and Women’s Employment in Viet Nam: Testing the students created by the class size. Further, there are unique Boserup Hypothesis. Soumya Alva, University of administrative and organizational problems that arise in large classes that instructors teaching smaller classes or seminars rarely encounter. Maryland To Their Credit: Salvadoran Marketwomen and Micro- 140 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Enterprise Lending. Serena Cosgrove, Northern Fundamental Cause Perspective. Jo Phelan and Bruce University Link, Columbia University Closing the Door: Barriers to Women’s Access to Higher Structural Pluralism and Cause-Specific Mortality. Frank Education in Independent Uzbekistan. Diana Pearce, Young and Thomas A. Lyson, Cornell University University of Washington; Marfua Tokhtakhodjaeva, and The Dimensionality of Stigma: A Comparison of Its Impact on Women’s Center, Institute for Architecture, Uzbekistan the Self of Persons with HIV/AIDS and Cancer. Betsy L. Fife and Eric R. Wright, Indiana University 302. Regular Session. Sociology of Culture: Public Veterans Affairs Medical Centers as a Safety Net in a Conflict in the Arts Changing Urban Environment. Blair Gifford, University of Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Colorado, Denver; Diane Cowper, Midwest Center- Health Services and Policy Research; and Larry Organizer and Presider: Anne Kane, University of Texas, Manheim, Northwestern University Austin Discussion: Verna M. Keith, Arizona State University Understanding the Moral Dimension of Culture: Controversy over Art in Chicago. Juchuan Wang, Texas A&M 305. Regular Session. Nations and Nationalism University Dominoes, Flamingoes, and Urinals: Following Richard Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E Serra’s Public Art through Controversy. Kim M. Babon, Organizer: Gi-Wook Shin, University of California, Los University of Chicago Angeles Public Conflicts over the Arts: A Case Study of the From Ethnic Cooperation to Violence and War in Yugoslavia. Philadelphia Area, 1965-1997. Paul DiMaggio, Wendy Tony Oberschall, University of North Carolina Cadge, Lynn Robinson, and Brian Steensland, Princeton Intra-Ethnicity and : Historical Patterns and University Forms of the . Hyun-Ok Park, New Public Pleasures, Cultural Values, and the Public Sphere. York University Kenneth A. Thompson, Open University, United Kingdom Discussion: Marshall Battani, Vassar College Boundary Mechanisms and Symbolic Resources: Towards a Process-Oriented Approach to National Identity. Oliver 303. Regular Session. Immigration: Gender Zimmer, London School of Economics and Political Hilton Palmer House, Wabash Science, England Political Decentralizatiron and Nationalist Conflict. Michael Organizer: Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Hechter and Nobuyuki Takahashi, University of Arizona Presider: Karen Pyke, University of Florida Discussion: Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno Marriage and International Migration: Timing and Ordering of Life Course Transition among Men in Western Mexico. 306. Regular Session. Postmodern Theory Emilio A. Parrado, University of Pennsylvania The Effect of Immigration on Courtship and Marriage among Hilton Chicago, Continental B Three Generations of Dominican and Puerto Rican Organizer: Douglas Kellner, University of California, Los Women. Stefan Bosworth, Yeshiva University; and Rosie Angeles M. Soy, Hudson County Community College Presider: Ben Agger, University of Texas, Arlington Gender Differences in the Relationship between Self- Society, Science, and Human Identity: Postmodern Paradigm Employment and Mexican Immigrant Earnings. Susan Shifts and Coevolution. Steven Best, University of Texas, Gonzalez Baker, Frank D. Bean, and Randy Capps, El Paso University of Texas, Austin; and David Spener, Trinity New Technologies, , and the Global University Restructuring of Capital. Douglas Kellner, University of Recognizing Gender Specificity in Immigrant Social California, Los Angeles Networks. Kristine M. Zentgraf, California State Dealing with Digital Divides: The Rough Realities of University, Long Beach Materiality in Virtualization. Timothy W. Luke, Virginia Discussion: Karen Pyke, University of Florida Polytechnic Institute The Empirical Use of Postmodern Theories. Douglas 304. Regular Session. Medical Sociology: Health Risks to Goodman, University of Maryland Longevity Discussion: George Ritzer, University of Maryland Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie 307. Regular Session. Religion, Politics, and Social Organizer: Sandra E. Taylor, Clark Atlanta University Conflict Presider: Richard Levinson, Emory University Preventability of Death and SES Gradients in Mortality: A Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 141

Organizer: Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas, Austin Zottarelli, University of North Texas Presider: Rhys Williams, Southern Illinois University Discussion: Paula J. Dubeck, University of Cincinnati Religion, Rationality, and Critical Theory. Michele Dillon, Yale University 310. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. Negotiating the Prophetic and Political: Faith-Based Political Refereed Roundtables on Organizations, Advocacy in Wisconsin. David Yamane, University of Occupations, and Work Notre Dame Hilton Chicago, Continental A The Religious Factor in the U.S. Congress. William V. D’ Antonio, Catholic University; and Steven A. Tuch, Organizer: Richard Arum, University of Arizona George Washington University 1. Emotional Labor Conflict, Religious Identity, and Ethnic Intolerance in Croatia. Table Presider: Rosemary Wright, Fairleigh Dickinson Robert M. Kunovich, Ohio State University University Discussion: Rhys Williams, Southern Illinois University What’s Wrong with Sex Work?: Stigma and Gender in the Sex Work Industry. Lisa Morrison, Ohio State University 308. Regular Session. Interaction, Communication, and Gendering Emotional Labor in Funeral Service. Georganne Structure: Novel Approaches in Social Psychology Rundblad, Illinois Wesleyan University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G An Occupational Subculture of Children’s Nannies in Northern New Jersey. Rosemary Wright, Fairleigh Organizer: Lisa Troyer, University of Iowa Dickinson University; and Janelle Russell Sharp, North Spectral Analysis of Candidates’ Nonverbal Vocal Carolina State University Communication Predicts National Debate Outcomes. Stanford W. Gregory, Jr., and Timothy J. Gallagher, Kent Session 310, continued State University; and Brian Green, Ohio State University 2. Sex Gap in Pay Status Ambiguity and Language-Based Negotiation of Table Presider: Joan E. Manley, Louisiana State University Hierarchy. Dawn T. Robinson and Toby A. Ten Eyck, Wages and Domestic Responsibilities: Explaining the Gender Louisiana State University Gap in Earnings. Rebecca Carter, Louisiana State The Narcissus Project: Social Factors Related to Negative University Collisions in Dating Relationships. Oma Habeeb and H. The Effect of Race/Ethnicity and Nativity on Earnings in Edward Ransford, University of Southern California Women’s Work: The Case of Registered Nurses. Joan E. Differences in Intergender Communication within Task- Manley, Louisiana State University Oriented Dyads. Joanna L. McAfee, Texas A&M One Buck Short on the Bull Market: Gender Differences in University Compensation on Wall Street. Louise Marie Roth, New “I Used to Be Fat” versus “I Am an Alcoholic”: Identity York University Changes during 12-Step Recovery. Ellen Granbeg, 3. Gender Discrimination in the Labor Market Vanderbilt University Table Presider: Linda Evans, Central Connecticut State The Coordinates of Social Change: A Model of Structural University Emersion. Wayne E. Meeker, Mesa State College A Study of Age Discrimination in the Legal Profession. Linda Evans, Central Connecticut State University 309. Section on Sociology of the Family. Successes and Gender Differences in Promotion: An Intra-Firm Analysis. Failures in Integrating Work and Family Sheryl Skaggs, North Carolina State University Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 Feminine Capital: Embeddedness of Patriarchal Ideology Organizer and Presider: David J. Maume, Jr., University of within the Female Labor Market in Japan. Kayo Fujimoto, Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh Trends in Gender Role Attitudes, 1976-1997: The Continued 4. Sociology of Professions Myth of Separate Worlds. Shelly J. Correll and Chris Table Presider: Christa McGill, Duke University Bourg, Stanford University Perceptions and Effects of Discrimination among the Work It’s a Matter of Time: Work Schedule Congruency and Marital Performance of Women in Law Enforcement. Jennifer Quality. Does Shiftwork Matter? Kurt D. Johnson, Gossett, University of Cincinnati University of Nebraska, Lincoln Educational Prestige and the Reproduction of Ideological Not for Everyone: A Case Study of Employees’ Access to and Divisions in the Legal Profession: The Case of a “Local Use of Nonstandard Work Schedules and Arrangements. Law School.” Christa McGill, Duke University Meg Flack, Ohio State University Confirming and Expanding Views of Women’s Work in the Parental Leave and Fathers: Availability, Participation, and Legal Field: A Comparison of the Working Conditions Consequences in Sweden, the United States, and and Employment Problems of Women Attorneys, Ireland. Rudy Ray Seward, Dale Yeatts, and Lisa Paralegals, and Legal Secretaries. Jennifer Van Stelle, 142 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Richard Stockton College, New Jersey Grambling State University Aspiring Law and Business Professionals’ Orientations to Patterns of Provision and Jurisdictional Territorialism: The Work and Family Life. Robert M. Orrange, Cornell Organization of Work in Urban China. Ethan Michelson, University University of Chicago 5. Professionalization 9. Organizational Fields Table Presider: Debra Schleef, Mary Washington College Table Presider: James Wade, University of Illinois, Urbana- Gender Masculinity, and Professionalization. Tracey Adams, Champaign University of Western Ontario Organizational Identity in Changing Contexts: The Case of Professionalization of Social Work in Russia: 1990s. Elena Kaiser Permanente and the U.S. Healthcare Field. Carol Iarskai-Smithnova, Saratova State Technic, Russia A. Caronna, Stanford University It’s All Common Sense: Resistance and Ideology in the Interorganizational Personnel Dynamics and Population Provision of Professional Skills. Debra Schleef, Mary Evolution. James Wade, Joseph F. Porac, and Monica Washington College Yang, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Between Structure and Agency: Occupational Emergence and Institutional Change in Organizational Fields. William Kaghan, Sakson and Taylor, Inc.; and Michael D. 6. Innovation and Change Lounsbury, Cornell University Table Presider: David Strang, Stanford University 10. Interorganizational Relations Innovation Bound: Managers’ Gender-Distinct Views of Table Presider: Mark Peyrot, Loyola College, Maryland Creativity in Business. John Lightcap Brown, Georgia Liability of Foreignness and the Use of Expatriates in State University Multinational Corporations. Hisako Matsuo, St. Louis Entrepreneurial Ambitions in the Public Sector: A Random University; and Kurt Monroe, Southern Illinois University Effects Model of the Emergence of Charter Schools in An Empirically-Based Model of Competition Intelligence Use. North Carolina. Linda A. Renzulli, University of North Mark Peyrot, Loyola College, Maryland; Nancy Childs, Carolina St. Joseph’s University; Doris Van Doren, Loyola Influence and Innovation within the Business Community: College; and Kathleen Allen, Center for Social Research Who Does an Elite Organization Emulate? David Strang 11. Teamwork in Organizations and Mary C. Still, Cornell University Table Presider: Mark F. Pioli, University of Maryland Age Dependence in Mortality of American Communes, 1620- Building Teamwork: Organization Structure, Social Relations, 1965. James A. Kitts, Cornell University and Deviance in a Restaurant Setting. Mark F. Pioli, 7. Entrepreneurship University of Maryland Table Presider: Marlese Durr, Wright State University The Adoption of Self-Managed Work Teams in the U.S. Race, Labor Market Disadvantage, and Survivalist Jeremy Reynolds, University of North Carolina Entrepreneurship: The Case of Black Women in the 12. Neo-Institutionalism Urban North Great Depression. Robert L. Boyd, Table Presider: Morten Schmidt, Business Mississippi State University School, Denmark Identifying the Unique Needs of Urban Entrepreneurs: African Isomorphism as Strategy of Collective Legitimization: Errors American Skill Set Development. Marlese Durr, Wright by Firms of Electoral Polls. Francisco J. Granados, State University University of Barcelona, Spain Female Gender Socialization, Social Class, and Business Neoinstitutionalism, Legitimacy, and Organizational Change: Ownership: Childhood Socialization Experiences Which The Case of Teacher Peer Review. Philip P. Kelly, Boise Directly and Indirectly Influence the Decision to Become State University a Business Owner. Paula Houston, University of Institutions at Work: Generating Practices in a Non- Cincinnati Governmental Development Program in Cambodia. 8. Market Transitions Morten Schmidt, Copenhagen Business School, Table Presider: Ethan Michelson, University of Chicago Denmark Market Transition, Institutions, and Restructuring of Social Changes in Institutional Logics in the U.S. Health Care Inequality: Earnings in East Germany and Poland during Sector: A Discourse Analysis. Junko Takagi, ESSEC, the First Years of the Transformation Process. Martin France Diewald, Max-Planck Institute, Germany; and Bogdan W. 13. Developments in Organizational Theory Mach, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland The Revival of Habit Analysis of Economic Organization. Network, Market, Hierarchy as Three Coordination Rachel E. Dwyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison Mechanisms in China’s Reform. Shanhe Jiang, Efficiency and Other Agendas in Organizations: A Theoretical Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 143

Sketch and Operational Plan. Sandra Harding, Romanov, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Queensland University of Technology, Australia; 18. Workplace Control Catherine Zimmer, North Carolina State University; and Table Presider: Jennifer Ashlock, University of North Rachel Parker, Queensland University of Technology, Carolina, Chapel Hill Australia Union Salting: The Adoption of Defiance. Jennifer Ashlock, 14. Organizational Form University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Table Presider: Steven Michael Grice, Mississippi State Worker Participation: The Bases of Women’s Support. Ed University Collom, University of California, Riverside Power, Influence, and Legitimacy in Decentralizing Organizations. Richard Bell, University of South Carolina Session 310, continued

Scientific Management versus Working Knowledge: How The Decline of Organizational Forms: Argentine Cooperative Marginal Workers Maintain Control over the Labor Forms, 1977-1997. Ernesto Gantman and Mauricio Process. Michelle Napierski-Prancl, Skidmore College Contreras, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina Constructing Meanings of Money as a Form of Worker Organization Size and Structure: An Update and Review of Control. David Schweingruber, University of Illinois Kimberly. Steven Michael Grice, Mississippi State 19. Job Satisfaction University Table Presider: Barbara Chesney, University of Toledo Institutional Arrangements, Capital Dependence, the Multi- Professional Fulfillment and Frustration: Norses’ Perceptions Layered Subsidiary Form, and Corporate Diversification. of Their Workplace. Barbara Chesney and Barbara Harland Prechel, Theresa Morris, and Tim Woods, Texas Thomas Coventry, University of Toledo A&M University Perceived Overqualification, Positive and Negative Affectivity, 15. Networks and Organizations and Satisfaction with Work. Gloria Jones Johnson and Table Presider: Judith Stepan-Norris, University of California, W. Roy Johnson, Iowa State University Irvine Professional Alienation in the Schools?: The Case of Speech- Mining for Metal: Social Organization, Identity, and Solidarity Language Pathologists and Administrative Non-Support. among Informal Scrap Metal Collectors in Chicago. Elise Lynn Rodney Wood, Indiana State University Martel, University of Illinois, Chicago A Dual Process Model of Organizational Commitment: Job Trends in Civic Engagement as Reported by Leaders of Satisfaction and Organizational Support. Jeongkoo Yoon, Voluntary Associations. Bob Price, Illinois Institute of Ajou University, Korea Technology 20. Job Commitment and Performance Networks and Leadership Aspiration in Automobile Table Presider: Leda E. Kanellakos, University of Iowa Workgroups. Judith Stepan-Norris, University of Worker Self-Direction in 13 Nations. Thomas Ford Brown, California, Irvine; Rick Grannis, Cornell University; and John Hopkins University David A. Smith, University of California, Irvine The Determinants of Job Commitment: A Social Exchange 16. Discrimination in the Workplace Approach. Darren Hendrickson, University of Akron Table Presider: Stephen Kulis, Arizona State University Gender Differences in Work Values in a Developing Nation. Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Crime?: The Effect of a Leda E. Kanellakos and Charles W. Mueller, University of Criminal Record on Potential Earnings. Kecia R. Iowa Johnson, North Carolina State University Not Training, But Development: A Study of the Relationship Racial Gaps in Academic Ranks among Scientists. Stephen between Employer-Provided Formal Training, Kulis and Carol Takao-McIntyre, Arizona State University Organizational Models, and Organizational Performance. Challenging the Heterosexual Assumption: Gay and Lesbian Xiaowei Luo, Stanford University Employees in the University Workplace. Stephanie J. Nawyn, Loyola University 311. Section on Community and Urban Sociology . Community and Place in a Global Era 17. Gender and Employment Table Presider: Stacey Merola, Cornell University Hilton Chicago, Marquette From Ghetto to Glamour: Teller Training Teaches Labor Organizers: Melinda J. Milligan, Tulane University; and Tricks of the Trade. Elizabeth Demos, Loyola University Robert J. Sampson, University of Chicago Gender, Occupational, and Age Cohort Consequences of the Presider: Melinda J. Milligan, Tulane University Industrial Transformation. David Elesh, Temple Evidence of Community Differentials in Social Participation: University Jury Selection in Massachusetts. Gordon Sutton and Leisure Time: The Impact of Gender, Occupation, Life Stage. James A.W. Shaw, University of Massachusetts Stacey Merola, Cornell University Dream Factory Redux: Transnational Spaces and Urban Where Else Can You Find Such a Sweet Job? Pavel Transition in Hollywood. Jan Lin, Occidental College 144 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

When Your Hometown Becomes a Bioreserve: How the University of South Carolina Nature Conservancy and Local Residents Value the 3. Social Networks Same Place. Todd Paddock, Indiana University Table Presider: Bob Edwards, East Carolina University Institutional Change, Sense of Place, and the Fate of a County Fair. Krista Paulsen, University of California, The Contingent Advantages of Strong Social Networks for the Santa Barbara Short-Term Persistence of Local MADD Chapters, 1985- 1988. Bob Edwards, East Carolina University; and John 312. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. The D. McCarthy, Pennsylvania State University Implications of Mental Health Research for Triggers, Ratchets, and Strategy: Towards a Relational Prevention Analysis of Contention over Workfare in New York City, Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom 1995-1999. John Krinsky, Columbia University Organizer and Presider: Mary Clare Lennon, Columbia 4. Ideology and Collective Action University Table Presider: Rob Kleidman, Cleveland State University Early Antecedents of Young Adult Mental Health Problems: Faith-Based Community Organizing and Ideology. Robert Implications for Prevention Science. R. Jay Turner, Kleidman, Cleveland State University University of Miami; and Heather A. Turner, University of Conventional Meanings and Collective Action: The Role of New Hampshire Rhetorical Form in Political Protest. Stephen Ellingson, Theory-Based Research and Social Intervention: Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary Reciprocities, Problems, and Prospects. Howard B. 5. Bases of Activism Kaplan, Texas A&M University Table Presider: Steve Barkan, University of Maine Risk Factors for Depression and Substance Use: Overlap of Political Ideologies and Protest in France and the United Sociology and Prevention Research. Margaret States. Steve Barkan and Steven F. Cohn, University of Ensminger, John Hopkins University Maine Adolescents’ Role Involvements and Mental Health: Long- They Paid Their Dues: Women’s Membership in the Nazi Term Effects of the Baltimore Preventive Intervention Party, Munich 1925-1929. Lauren Heberle, Rutgers Trials. Peggy A. Thoits, Vanderbilt University; and University Sheppard Kellman, Johns Hopkins University Gender, Views of Nature, and Support for Animal Rights. Corwin R. Kruse, University of Minnesota 313. Section on Collective Behavior and Social 6. Abortion Politics Movements. Refereed Roundtables on Collective Table Presider: Tracy Sefl, University of Illinois, Chicago Behavior and Social Movements Abortion Clinics and the Routinization of Protest. Tracy Sefl, Hilton Palmer House, Monroe Ballroom University of Illinois, Chicago Organizers: Suzanne Staggenborg, Howard Ramos, and Opposing Abortion in the U.S. and France. Gina Husting, Derek Steele, McGill University Illinois Wesleyan University; and Leslie King, University of Maine 1. Media and Mobilization Competing for the Community: Organizational and Alliance- Social Movement Culture and Media: The Case of Radio and Building Strategies of Catholics for a Free Choice. Southern Textile Worker Insurgency, 1929-1934. William Patricia L. Hipsher, Oklahoma State University F. Danaher, College of Charleston What the Media Misses When Covering Mass Public 7. Feminist Organizing Gatherings: Analyzing Newspaper Coverage of the Table Presider: Michelle VanNatta, Northwestern University Million Man March and the Promise Keepers Rally. Serving the Deserving Woman: Ideologies of Poverty in Assata N. Richards, and Edward J. Burkard, Battered Women’s Shelters. Michelle VanNatta, Pennsylvania State University Northwestern University “I’m Not June Cleaver”: Feminist Activists Negotiate 2. Protest Cycles in Eastern Europe Private/Public Interactions. Erica E. Beard and Anna Table Presider: Carol Mueller, Arizona State University, West Zajicek, University of Arkansas Claim Radicalization: The 1989 Protest Cycle in the GDR. Carol Mueller, Arizona State University West 8. Collective Action Frames Routinizing Protest in the Transition from Communism: The Table Presider: Janet Armitage, Southern Illinois University Evolution of Social Control in Minsk, Belarus. Larissa Frame and Cultural Deference: A Proposed Modification in Titarenko, Belarus State University; Clark McPhail, the Framing Perspective. Janet Armitage, Southern University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; and Boguslaw Illinois University, Carbondale Augustyn, Catholic University of America The Generation and Diffusion of Official Frames. John A. Mobilizing Structures and Cycles of Protest: Post Stalinist Noakes, Franklin and Marshall College Contention in Poland, 1954-1959. Maryjane Osa, From A to Z: Anarchists and the Zapatistas: Framing the Link Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 145

between Solidarity and Transnational Movements. Lesley Session 313, continued J. Wood, Columbia University 9. Countermovement Dynamics 14. Activism and Identity Table Presider: Perry Chang, New School for Social Table Presider: Jack Bloom, Indiana University Northwest Research The Impact of Social Revolution on Individuals’ Daily Lives: Frame Integration as Countermovement Innovation: The Case of Solidarity in Poland, 1980-1981. Jack Examples from the Anti-Civil Rights and Anti-Abortion Bloom, Indiana University Northwest Movements. Perry Chang, New School for Social The Community They Loved: The Experience of Black Research Volunteers in SNCC’s 1964 Freedom Summer. Cecilia “Reactor” Accounts of False Memories: A Walsh-Russo and Miriam Bearse, Columbia University Countermovement’s Strategic Use of Narrative. Joseph Identity, Community, and the Relationship between the Black E. Davis, University of Virginia Panthers and the Asian American Student Movement in San Francisco. William Sakamoto White, University of 10. Movement Outcomes South Alabama Table Presider: Rachel Einwohner, Purdue University Too Much of a Good Thing?: Participation and Protest 15. Social Movements and Institutions Effectiveness in an Animal Rights Campaign. Rachel Table Presider: Barbara Brents, University of Nevada, Las Einwohner, Purdue University Vegas Environmental Justice Campaigns in Ohio: “Losing the Battle The Business of Sex as a Social Movement: Mobilization, but Winning the War?” Tammy Lewis, Denison University Politics, and Culture in the Adult Video and Nevada Social Change and the Role of Social Movement Endurance: Industries. Barbara Brents and Kathryn A Case Study. Laurel Holland, University of Tennessee Hausbeck, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Genesis of a Utopian College: Collective Behavior in Formal 11. Micromobilization Processes Organizations. Monte Bute, Metropolitan State University Table Presider: Lorraine Bernotsky, West Chester University Communities in Transition: The Political Mobilization of 16. Succession, Contagion, and Sequencing of Movements Traditional Women in the U.S. Lorraine Bernotsky, West Table Presider: Bayliss Camp, Harvard University Chester University Passing the Organizational Baton: Organizational Founding 2½ Roads of Movement Recruitment through Networks. and Succession in the Temperance Movement, 1826- Thomas Konig, European University Institute, Italy 1933. Bayliss Camp, Harvard University The Burden of Knowing: Lawyers’ Entrance into Activism. Peace Protest in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1950- Lynn C. Jones, University of Scranton 1989. Michael Mulcahy, University of Arizona Cycles and Simultaneity: Another Look at the Sequencing of 12. Demobilization Social Movements. John Hartman, Columbia University Table Presider: Kim Scipes, University of Illinois, Chicago State Legitimacy, State Policy, and the Development of the 314. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. 1989 Beijing Student Movement. Dingxin Zhao, Organizations, Work, and Technical Knowledge (co- University of Chicago sponsored by the Section on Organizations, Internal Culture and the Demise of Two Social Movements. Occupations, and Work) Kim Scipes, University of Illinois, Chicago From Revolt to Demobilization: Peasant Land Struggle and Hilton Chicago, Williford A the Framing of Political Opportunities in El Salvador. Lisa Organizer and Presider: Kelly Moore, Columbia University Kowalchuk, York University Do Building Codes Fertilize or Fumigate Grass Roots 13. Latin American Movements Technical Knowledge?: How the Straw Bale Building Table Presider: Paul Almeida, University of California, Renaissance Negotiates Building Codes. Kathryn Riverside Henderson, Texas A&M University Participation and Commitment in El Salvador’s Popular Knowledge Work and Its Discontents: The Autonomy of Organizations. Paul Almeida, University of California, Knowledge Workers in Industrial and University Riverside Contexts. Daniel Kleinman and Stevern Vallas, Georgia The New Brazillian Associativism at the End of the Institute of Technology Millennium. Maria da Gloria Gohn, Univrsity of Seeking Help in a Technologically Complex Environment: Campinas, Brazil The Role of Technologically Mediated Communication Interest Groups and Social Movements—Self or Tools. Eleanor Lewis, Carnegie Mellon University PublicInterested?: Insignts from the Brazillian Third Sector Literature. Gaylord George Candler, Indiana University But We’re All Brain People: Evaluations, Expectations, and Influence in a Neuro-Science Lab. Jason Owen-Smith, University of Arizona 146 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

It’s Not What You Know, It’s Whom You Know: Relationships and Technical Knowledge among Finance Executives. Mary Blair-Loy, Washington State University 6:30 p.m. Other Groups ______315. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Environmental ____ Justice (co-sponsored by the Section on Environment and Technology) “Career Planning for Sociology Graduate Students” (Ron Abeles and Melissa Hardy)—Hilton Chicago, Marquette Hilton Chicago, Joliet International Research Committee on Disasters panel on Organizer: Glenn S. Johnson, Clark Atlanta University "Exploring the Popular Culture of Disasters"—Hilton Presider: Dorceta E. Taylor, University of Michigan Chicago, Conference Room 4M Environmental Consequences of Sprawl in Atlanta, Georgia. Japan Sociology Group (Pat Steinhoff)—Hilton Chicago, Lake Robert D. Bullard, Glenn S. Johnson, and Angel O. Ontario Torres, Clark Atlanta University National Council of State Sociological Associations—Hilton Shintech Victory in Convent, Louisiana. Beverly H. Wright, Chicago, McCormick Boardroom Xavier University “Research on Care Work: Planning a Conference and Flint Michigan/Title Six Case. Paul Mohai, University of Forming a Network” (Francesca Cancian and Demie Michigan Kurz)—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Educating and Empowering Communities: Two Sociologists for Women in Society Business Meeting—Hilton Environmental Social Justice Organizations in Toronto. Palmer House, Crystal Room Cheryl Teelucksingh, York University Sociologists Interested in the Sociology of Africa (Loretta E. Bass)—Hilton Chicago, Joliet

5:30 p.m. Meetings ______7:30 p.m. Meetings ______Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Business Meeting (to 6:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford B Section on Environment and Technology Council Meeting (to 8:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4J

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Student Reception—Hilton Chicago, Astoria Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance and Section on Sociology of Law Joint Reception—Hilton Chicago, Williford B Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work Reception—Hilton Chicago, Continental A Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology Reception—Hilton Chicago, Williford A Section on Sociology of Education Reception—Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Section on Sociology of the Family Reception—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Section on Sociology of Mental Health Reception—Hilton Palmer House, Adams Ballroom

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Department Resources Group Business Meeting and Round 316. Evening Plenary Session. Transitions in World Robin Update—Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Society Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 147

Hilton Chicago, International South Organizer and Presider: Alejandro Portes, Princeton University Struggle and Democratization in Europe since 1650. Charles Tilly, Columbia University Cultural Transformations of Modern Individualism: A Global Perspective. Ann Swidler, University of California, Berkeley Transforming Social and Economic Relations: Is Democratic Transition Enough? Melvin L. Oliver, The Ford Foundation Hegemonic Transitions: Past and Present. Giovanni Arrighi, Johns Hopkins University

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8:30 a.m. Other Groups ______Monday, August 9 Eastern Sociological Society Executive Committee—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor C The length of each session/meeting activity is one hour and 45 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Session presiders and committee chairs should see that sessions 8:30 a.m. Sessions and meetings end on time to avoid conflicts with ______subsequent activities scheduled into the same room.

318. Thematic Session. Cultural Transitions 7:00 a.m. Meetings Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 ______Organizer: Michele Lamont, Princeton University

Section on Sociology of Children Council Meeting (to 8:15 Presider: Margaret Somers, University of Michigan a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor D Financial Markets and the Culture of Transparency. Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Bielefeld, Germany The Cultural Consequences of Cowbirds. Wendy 7:00 a.m. Business Meeting Griswold, Northwestern University ______The Narrowing of Communities. Michele Lamont, ____ Princeton University Markets and Publics: Cheap Culture as a Revolutionary 317. ASA Business Meeting Force. Paul Starr, Princeton University Hilton Chicago, Williford C Discussion: Margaret Somers, University of Michigan All meeting attendees are invited to join ASA officers and Council members for continental breakfast and 319. Special Session. Sexualities at Century’s End (co- discussion of several important issues that are currently sponsored by the ASA Committee on the Status of under consideration by the ASA Council. In addition, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Persons members and groups may present resolutions for vote in Sociology) and transmission to ASA Council. Those resolutions need to have background materials on the issue and must be Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C submitted in to the ASA Office in Private Dining Room 2 at Organizer and Presider: Joshua Gamson, Yale University the Hilton Chicago by 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 8. A Panel: Tomas Almaguer, University of Michigan Business Meeting agenda was included in every Ken Plummer, University of Essex, England registrant’s program packet. Pepper J. Schwartz, University of Washington Verta A. Taylor, Ohio State University

320. Special Session. Unlocking the Secrets of the Brain: 8:30 a.m. Meetings ______More Implications for Sociology ____ Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Minority Fellowship Program Advisory Committee—Hilton Organizer and Presider: Michael F. Hammond, University of Chicago, Conference Room 4G Toronto Committee on Awards (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, What is Social in Socioneurology? David D. Franks, Virginia Conference Room 4L Commonwealth University Department Resources Group Training: Program Review Neural Networks and the Collective Conscience. Alexandra Refresher—Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Maryanski, University of California, Riverside Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Normativity, Conformity, and Moral Anesthesia: Deriving Transgendered Persons in Sociology—Hilton Chicago, Moral Behavior from Neurophysiological Foundations. Conference Room 4J Thomas Smith, University of Rochester Task Force on ASA/AAAS Relations—Hilton Chicago, The Social Quaternio, the Brain, and the Mind. Warren Conference Room 4I TenHouten, University of California, Los Angeles Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Council Meeting (to Selective Arouser Dampening and the Enchantment of the 9:30 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room World. Michael F. Hammond, University of Toronto 18 Honors Program—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie 321. Special Session. Reconsidering the Relationship of Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 149

Humans and Other Animals at Century’s End Hilton Chicago, Astoria Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Organizer: Garry W. Hesser, Augsburg College Organizers and Presiders: Lisa M. Dobransky, Case Western Panel: Rachel R. Parker-Gwin, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Reserve; and David Nibert, Wittenberg University and State University Exploring Animal Emotions in a Human-Animal Community. Sue McGill, Maricopa Community College Janet M. Alger, Siena College; and Steven F. Alger, Hugh F. Lena, Providence College College of St. Rose Scott James Myers-Lipton, St. Mary’s College Why Sociologists Should Be Interested in Human-Animal Garry W. Hesser, Augsburg College Interaction: The Case of Animal Cruelty. Clifton P. Flynn, Across the nation, sociology departments are finding service- learning to be a valuable way to enhance the quality of their University of South Carolina undergraduate programs. Participants in this workshop will leave with a Harvesting Buck for Recreation: How Wildlife Conservation theoretical rationale and practical advice, resources, and a variety of Officers Interact with Hunted Animals. Helene Lawson, models for initiating and sustaining a service-learning dimension in a University of Pittsburgh department. The convenor and panelists played key roles in the newly Stairway to Heaven: Empathy, Compassion, and Meat. Anna published sociology monograph Cultivating the Sociological Imagination: Concepts and Models for Service-Learning in Sociology (an AAHE and Elizabeth Williams, University of Rochester ASA collaboration) and have published, practiced, and presented widely Discussion: Lisa M. Dobransky, Case Western Reserve; and on the topic. David Nibert, Wittenberg University 325. Academic Workplace Workshop. Effective Joint 322. Regional Spotlight Session. New Immigrant Programs: Sociology and Women’s Studies Communities in Chicago Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Organizer and Presider: Arlene Kaplan Daniels, Northwestern Organizer: Mary P. Erdmans, University of North Carolina, University (emerita) Greensboro Panel: Rachel Kahn-Hut, San Francisco State University Presider: Albert Hunter, Northwestern University Judith Wittner, Loyola University Chicago On the Crossroads of History: Lithuanians’ Religious Life in The focus of this workshop will be “Theory and Action: Intersecting Chicago. Sr. Daiva Kuzmickaite, Loyola University of networks from the women’s movement and race, class, and gender Chicago research in the development of Women’s Studies.” Women’s studies, From Ghandi Marg to Glen Ellyn: Asian Indians, Community, whatever the nominal discipline or program in which it has found a home, is clearly a turbulent, changing, contentious arena in which questions and Space. Jean Bacon, Williams College about the place of women—and men—in the bedroom, in the home, in Emigration as National Habit: Polish Migration to Chicago in society’s institutions, and in the global economy are continually being the Post-Communist Period. Mary P. Erdmans, thrashed out. If success is measured by the generation of both heat and University of North Carolina, Greensboro light, the joint programs are clearly runaway successes. But, of course, Discussion: Albert Hunter, Northwestern University the present state of such programs is not so easy to categorize. However measured, these programs have created a great number of new research questions and theoretical issues for consideration. They have also 323. Professional Workshop. Writing a Successful Grant contributed to—and created a marketplace for—the great outpouring of Proposal ideas about the relations of women to one another, to men and children, to the family, and to the institutions of the ruling class. New areas of Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B study, new ideas about methodology, new reconceptualizations about old Organizer: Barry Markovsky, National Science Foundation areas for study in areas like the family, the state, and the history of Panel: Rose M Li, National Institutes of Health modern institutions are all showcased in joint programs like those of Barry Markovsky, National Science Foundation women’s studies and sociology. At the same time, these programs and their array of courses have Murray Webster, Jr., University of North Carolina, presented new challenges as well as pedagogical difficulties, not easily Charlotte resolved. Among these difficulties are: 1) the problems of managing the Presenters will cover all aspects of the process of obtaining expression of intensity of feelings and disagreements among students on research funding from extramural grants, with particular emphasis on a number of emotional topics not ordinarily encountered in the federal sources. 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which vary from setting to setting. However, there are common features Financial Embeddedness: The Causes of Truncated State or issues created within elite universities, state colleges and universities, Developmentalism in Puerto Rico. Jose A. Padin, small and/or elite teaching colleges, and community colleges. A great Portland State University array of strategies have developed accordingly, based on all these experiences. We will come together to pool our knowledge, ask-and Small Change: Foreign Aid and Economic Development in answer-questions, and speculate about the future in this workshop. the Caribbean Basin. Andrew Schrank, University of Wisconsin, Madison; and C. Marcus Kurtz, University of 326. Teaching Workshop. New Developments in Software Miami for the Classroom, with an Emphasis on Student Table Discussant: Denis O’Hearn, Queens University CHIPendale 2. Global Dimensions of Economy, Labor, and Work Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Table Presider: Jacqueline Keil, Roanoke College A Pooled Cross-Sectional Analysis of Data Reporting Organizer: Gregg Carter, Bryant College Differences, the Volume, Extent, and Intensity of Strikes Vistab, a Web Program for Simplifying Analysis of Chip Data. in a Wide Range of Countries. Jacqueline Keil, Roanoke Ronald E. Anderson, University of Minnesota College Accessing Census/CPS Data with Chip: New Developments The Organization of Disorganization in Agricultural Labor with the SSDAN Network. William H. Frey, State Markets. Greta R. Krippner, University of Wisconsin, University of New York, Albany Madison Incorporating Counts and Crosstabs with Qualitative Data Thinking Globally, Acting Locally: The Global Economy and Analysis Software. Sharlene Hesse-Biber, Boston Silicon Alley. Paul-Brian McInerney College Panelist: Gregg Carter, Bryant College The Dynamics of Income Inequality in Soviet and Post-Soviet Instructional Experience with Beyond 20/20: A CHIP-like Russia: System Disintegration Analysis. Oleg I. Gubin, Internet Application. Charles L. Jones, University of Thomas J. Burns, and Edward L. Kick, University of Utah Toronto Every year since 1990, ASA annual meetings have included a 3. Transitions from a Collectivist Past variety of Teaching Workshops and “Other Groups” sessions that have Table Presider: Natalia Sarkisian, University of highlighted teaching sociology with Student CHIP software and similar Massachusetts, Amherst quantitative data analysis packages (e.g., MicroCase). These activities Transitional Properties of Market-Based Economic Systems. have been very favorably received. This year’s session will provide a forum for current and prospective CHIP users to exchange ideas and Leszek Chajewski, Integrated Benefits Institute information. The workshop presenters will present three other software The Space of Small Freedoms: Re-assessing Ideas of Soviet programs and show their potential for teaching quantitative and Liberty. Naomi Roslyn Galtz qualitative sociology both with and without CHIP software. Ronald A Polanyian Reformulation of Socialist Enterprise Anderson will demonstrate his new Java program that runs on the Web Paternalism. Tak-Chuen Luk, Hong Kong Baptist and generates tables from data files structured for Chip. Gregg Carter and Sharlene Hesse-Biber will demonstrate how qualitative data analysis University, Hong Kong can be enhanced with counts, crosstabs, and other forms of quantitative The Beauty and the Beast: Embeddedness and Autonomy of analysis. William Frey’s presentation will focus on new developments Women’s Movements and the Changes in Russian with the SSDAN Network and on how CHIP users can access Gender Policy. Natalia Sarkisian, University of Census/CPS data over the Internet. Finally, Charles Jones will Massachusetts, Amherst demonstrate his use of Beyond 20/20, a CHIP-like Internet application, to Bread and Circuses: Ordinary Russians Coping with enhance his teaching. Ample time will be allowed for other session attendees to discuss their uses of CHIP and other software as teaching Changing Social Environment. Olga Shevchenko, tools. University of Pennsylvania Religion and the Nation Form: Theoretical and Empirical 327. Open Refereed Roundtables. Global Dimensions of Considerations. Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Development, Transition, and Change Chicago

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Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State 4. Bases of Global Change: Population and Natural University Resources

Table Presider: Ahmad Khalili, Slippery Rock University 1. Fleshing Out State “Embeddedness”: Domestic Social Sociology and the Population/Resources Debate. Lauren E. Bases of Developmental State Success and Failure Eastwood, Syracuse University Table Presider: Jose A. Padin, Portland State University The Impact of the 1979 Revolution on Iran’s Population: A Business, Regime Change, and Socio-Political Compromise Baby Boom Experience. Ahmad Khalili, Slippery Rock in Chile, 1973-1997. Patrick Barret, University of University Wisconsin, Madison Cuba in Photographs: Hope and Fear in the Last Socialist Building a Developmental State: The Korean Case Country in the West. John Gilderbloom, University of Reconsidered. Vivek Chibber, New York University Louisville Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 151

Organizers: Robert L. Kaufman and Andrew Cognard-Black, 328. Open Topic Research Poster Session. Health and Ohio State University Aging Presider: Robert L. Kaufman, Ohio State University Hilton Chicago, Southeast Exhibit Hall Market Segmentation and the Restructuring of Banking Jobs. Katherine Hughes and Annette Bernhardt, Columbia Organizer: Megan M. Sweeney, Rutgers University University 1. Socioeconomic Factors and Behavioral and Health When the Package Arrives: The Impact of Corporate Problems of the Elderly Population: A Study of Rural Restructuring and Employee Values on Retirement Areas of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India. K.N.S. Yadava, Decisions. Margaret Tally, State University of New York, Banaras Hindu University, India; and Surendar S. Empire College Yadava and Ronald Roberts, University of Northern Iowa Service Workers under Neo-Feudalism: Unions, 2. Baby Boomers, Work and Life. Nancy L. Marshall and Restructuring, and the Hotel Sector. Norene Pupo, York Elizabeth Starr, Wellesley College University; Don Wells, McMaster University; and Jerry White, University of Western Ontario 3. Adolescent Suicidal Ideation: An Ecological Perspective. Worker and Management Citizenship: An Empirical Test of Suzanne L. Maughan, Brigham Young University New Concepts from the Ethnographic Literature. Randy 4. Public Opinion on Alcohol Policies. Eileen Harwood, Kay Hodson, Ohio State University, Columbus M. Zander, and Alexander C. Wagenaar, University of Minnesota 330. Regular Session. Cross-National Education Policy 5. Medical Compliance in Multiethnic People Living with HIV. Perspectives Jean Oggins Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 6. The Clustering of Severe Behavioral, Health, and Organizer: Caroline Hodges Persell, New York University Educational Deficits in Canadian Children: Preliminary Presider: David L. Levinson, Massachusetts Bay Community Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of College Children and Youth. Terrance J. Wade, David Pevalin, Differences in Educational Attainment and Religious and Augustine Brannigan, University of Calgary Socialization of Ex-Pupils from Grammar Schools with 7. What Does Cognitive Functioning Have to Do with Early Public, Catholic, Protestant, and Private Background in Retirement of Older Workers? Linda A. Wray, University the German State of Nordrhein-Westfalen during the of Michigan 1970s and 1980s. Jaap Dronkers, University of 8. Race and Gender Differences in Factors Associated with Armsterdam, The Netherlands; and W. Hemsing, HIV Testing. Karin Mack, Centers for Disease Control University of Koln, Germany and Prevention The Impact of Class Size on Math and Science Achievement: An International Study of the Intervening Roles of 9. Religiosity and Adolescent Functioning: An Analysis of Curriculum and Instruction. Suet-ling Pong, Pennsylvania Mediators. Lance D. Erikson and Ray L. Huntington, State University; and Aaron Pallas, Michigan State Brigham Young University University 10. Compromised Birth Outcomes: National Analysis of Infant Mortality and Low Birthweight, 1989-1991. Donald W. Matteson, State University of New York, Buffalo Session 330, continued Reforming Meritocracy: Unintended Consequences for 11. Commemorating a Foreign Past: Social Memory, Engaging Youths’ Effort. Takehiko Kariya, University of Sociability, and the Soviet Veterans Associations in the Tokyo, Japan; and James E. Rosenbaum, Northwestern United States. Michelle Stem Cook, Johns Hopkins University University Progressives and Their Zeitgeists: Justifying School Reform 12. Crone “Morphs” and Discourse in Virtual and Temporal in Three Eras. Scott Davies, McMaster University Space. Gail McCabe, York University Discussion: Gary Natriello, Columbia University

13. Managerial-Professional Occupations and Suicide Risk 331. Regular Session. Gender and Work: Composing a among Women. Steven Stack, Wayne State University Life: Women, Work, and Family

329. Regular Session. Work and the Workplace: Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII Economic Restructuring and Labor-Management Organizer and Presider: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Relations Radcliffe Public Policy Institute Hilton Chicago, Marquette Revising the Theory of Women’s Changing Life Course. 152 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Janet Z. Giele, Brandeis University Segregation and Their Consequences Is Anyone Cleaning the Bathroom? Trends in Gender Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Differentials in Housework. Suzanne Bianchi, John P. Robinson, Liana Sayer, and Melissa Milkie, University of Organizer: Richard D. Alba, State University of New York, Maryland Albany, and Russell Sage Foundation Flexible Forms of Employment in the 1990s: Do They Presider: Barry Lee, Pennsylvania State University Mediate the Dilemmas of Working Families? Melissa Suburban Racial Change and Suburban School Segregation, Stainback and Katharine M. Donato, Louisiana State 1987-1995. Sean F. Reardon and John T. Yun, Harvard University University Flexible Boundaries at the Organizational Level: Work and Ethnic Preferences, Social Distance Dynamics, and Family Issues in Biotechnology Firms. Susan C. Eaton, Residential Segregation: Results of Simulation Analyses. Radcliffe Public Policy Institute Mark Fossett, Texas A&M University Discussion: Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College Social Structural Influences on the Racial Composition of Adolescents’ Workplaces. Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson 332. Regular Session. Politics and Culture: Publics, and Margaret Mooney Marini, University of Minnesota Feelings of Closeness and Distance among Black Students Politics, and Civic Transformation in Comparative at a Predominantly White University. Sandra Smith and Perspective Mignon Moore, University of Michigan HHilton Palmer House, Salon VII Discussion: Barry Lee, Pennsylvania State University Organizer: Mabel Berezin, University of California, Los Angeles 335. Regular Session. Religion, Migration, and Identity Presider: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Compliance and Resistance in Cultural Reproduction: Organizer and Presider: Christopher G. Ellison, University of Stabilization of Social Change in 17th Century France Texas, Austin and 20th Century Hungary. Chandra Mukerji and Anna The Impact of Religious Involvement on Migration. Scott M. Szemere, University of California, San Diego Myers, Iowa State University Naive Royalists and Conniving Rebels: Publics and the New Immigrant Congregations: The Impact of Opportunities Transformation of Kingship in 1906 Iran. Nader Sohrabi, and Constraints of Environmental Factors. Helen Rose University of Iowa Ebaugh and Janet Chafetz, University of Houston Composing a Civic Arena: Publics, Projects, and Social Religious Institutions and the Challenges and Opportunities Settings. Ann Mische, Columbia University; and Philippa of Transnationalism: Catholic and Evangelical Pattison, University of Melbourne, Australia Salvadoran Immigrants in Washington, D.C. Cecilia Political and Religious Sources and Problematics in the Menjivar, Arizona State University Formation of Mexican Identity and Civil Society. Joseph

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Academia, Discursive Consensus, and the Debate over Religious Discourses on Race: Evangelical versus Mainline Social Problems. John H. Evans, University of California, Protestant Constructions of Asian American Panethnicity. Los Angeles Russell Jeung, University of California, Berkeley 333. Regular Session. Popular Culture Discussion: Michael Emerson, Rice University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Organizer and Presider: Douglas Hartmann, University of 336. Regular Session. Culture, Ideology, and Social Minnesota Movements A Portable Community: Forces Facilitating Repeated Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Interactions at Grateful Dead Shows. Rebecca Adams, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Organizer: Barbara Epstein, University of California, Santa The Restructuring of American Society and Punk Subculture. Cruz Ryan Moore, University of California, San Diego Ideological Discourse, Segregationist Ideology, and Social Changes and Transitions in the Black Community at Movements: A Sociolinguistic Analysis. Gerald M. Platt, Century’s End: Rap Music’s Demise from Resistance to University of Massachusetts, Amherst; and Rhys Rhetoric. Ralph C. Watkins, Augusta State University Williams, Southern Illinois University Commodification, Difference, and Discipline: Oprah’s Book The Convergence of Social Movements of the Left and Right: Club and African-American Literature. Roderick A. A Case Study of the 1960s. Rebecca E. Klatch, Ferguson, University of California, San Diego University of California, San Diego Discussion: Sudhir Venkatesh, Columbia University Ideology, Identity, and Organization: An Analysis of the Growth and Success of the British Women’s Liberation Movement during the 1970s. Miriam Bearse, Columbia 334. Regular Session. Race and Ethnicity: Processes of Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 153

University University of Wisconsin, Madison Movements in Ordinary Times: Ideology and Persistence. Identification and Estimation of Mediated Effects in Richard Hutchinson, University of Arizona Randomized Prevention Studies. Michael E. Sobel, Discussion: Robert Dunn, California State University, University of Arizona Hayward Bayesian Methods for Comparative Research. Bruce Western, Princeton University 337. Regular Session. Symbolic Interaction: Empirical Discussion: Scott R. Eliason, University of Iowa Contributions Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 340. Section on Medical Sociology. Networks and Social Supports for Persons with Disabilities and Chronic Organizer: Peter Adler, University of Denver Conditions Presider: Charles P. Gallmeier, Indiana University Northwest A Postmodern Design for a Modern Self: Life Narratives in Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI Recovery Discourse. Leslie Irvine, University of Colorado Organizer and Presider: Gary L. Albrecht, University of Exotic Dance and the Social Act: A Symbolic Interactionist Illinois, Chicago Interpretation. Lisa Pasko, University of Hawaii, Manoa Stage of Life Course and Social Support as a Mediator of Techniques of Legitimacy: Status Maintenance and Getting a Depressive Mood among Persons with Disability. Susan First Tattoo. Katherine Irwin, University of Colorado M. Allen, Desiree A. Ciambrone, and Lisa C. Welch, Slingin’ Ink or Scratching Skin?: Producing Culture and Brown University Claiming Legitimacy among Fine Art Tattooists. D. Angus Blame Attribution in Managed Care: Implications for Patients Vail, University of Connecticut and Families. Marsha Rosenthal, Rutgers University Discussion: Kathryn J. Fox, University of Vermont Social Support and the Stigma of HIV/AIDS and Cancer. Eric R. Wright and Betsy L. Fife, Indiana University 338. Regular Session. Urban Growth and Community Support Group Participation as a Predicator of Caretaker Response Burden among Parents of Adult Offspring with Severe Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E Mental Illness. Judith A. Cook, Tamar Heller, and Susan A. Pickett, University of Illinois, Chicago Organizer: Ray Hutchison, University of Wisconsin, Green Social Support on the Hemodialysis Floor: Ethnographic Bay Observation. Gene Gallagher and Terry D. Stratton, Risk, Uncertainty, and the Local Entrepreneurial State. Daniel University of Kentucky Monroe Sullivan, University of Wisconsin, Madison Session 340, continued

Does It Really Matter Who Provides Help? Robert J. The Second City Growth Machine in Hawaii: A Case of Urban Johnson, Kent State University; and Frederic Wolinsky, Development in Ewa, Oahu. Andrew Ovenden, University St. Louis University of Hawaii Political Money and the Growth Machine. Richard E. Ratcliff, 341. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. Syracuse University; and Anthony C. Kouzis, Johns Self-Employment and Business Ownership: The Hopkins University Critical Link between Organizations and Careers Is Orange County Becoming Another Los Angeles?: The Hilton Chicago, Williford A Effects of Urbanization on Suburban Community Attitudes. Mark Baldassare, University of California, Organizer and Presider: Howard E. Aldrich, University of Irvine North Carolina, Chapel Hill A City in Transition: Findings from Seventeen Years of “The Coming from Good Stock: Career Histories and New Venture Houston Area Survey.” Stephen Klineberg, Rice Formation. M. Diane Burton, Harvard University; Jesper University B. Sorensen, University of Chicago; and Christine M. Beckman, Stanford University 339. Section on Methodology. New Directions in Networking and Entrepreneurship: The Case of Women and Quantitative Analysis Minority High-Tech Ventures. Michele Lee Chesser and John Sibley Butler, University of Texas, Austin Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Wage Gap between Female/Male Self-Employed and Organizer: David B. Grusky, Stanford University Female/Male Employed. Monika Jungbauer-Gans, Presider: Scott R. Eliason, University of Iowa University of Munich, Germany A General Model of Social Influence. Henrich R. Greve, University of Tsukuba, Japan 342. Section on Environment and Technology. MCMC Estimation of Two-Sided Logit and Probit Models. Theoretical Frameworks of Environmental Sociology John A. Logan, Michael Newton, and Peter Hoff, Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A 154 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Organizer: Carole L. Seyfrit, Old Dominion University Growing Up Fast: The 1996 Welfare Reform Act and Teen Presider: Doug Wilson, Rutgers University Sexuality. Barbara Downs and Loretta Bass, U.S. Bureau A Preliminary Step towards Theoretical Convergence in of the Census Environmental Sociology. Stephen M. Zavestoski, 4. Children: International Perspectives Providence College This Is a Tree. This Is the Sun. This Is the Moon. This Is a Lot Ecological Holism: Toward a New in Environmental of War: The Use of Children’s Designs in Sociology. Sociology. Dawn M. Coppin, University of Illinois, Ethel Kosminsky, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil Urbana-Champaign 5. Children’s Home Environments Society and Environment Revisited: Foundations for an Table Presider: Susan Jekielek, Ohio State University Ecologically-Based Energetic Theory of Social Change. Family Matters: The Role of Children’s Home Environment in Sherrie M. Steiner-Aeschliman, Washington State Determining Achievement. Lori Kowaleski-Jones and University Rachel Dunifon, Northwestern University Environment, Equity, Growth: An Inquiry into Tradeoffs. Eric Children’s Home Environments in Middle Childhood. Susan C. Kostello, University of California, Los Angeles Jekielek, Ohio State University Discussion: Michael Micklin, National Institutes of Health 6. Household Composition and Children’s Well-Being 343. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. Table Presider: Curt Sobolewski, Arizona State University Economy and History Family Composition, Parental Employment, and Children’s Household Labor. Curt Sobolewski, Arizona State Hilton Chicago, Williford B University Organizer and Presider: Frank Dobbin, Princeton University Partner and Conflicts Families: Types of Family Climate, Putting History into Motion: Mapping Dynamic and Family Communication, and Different Risks and Chances Interdependent Historical Processes. Dan Jones, of Child Development. Catarina Eickhoff, Germany University of North Texas Credit and Credibility: Toward a Sociology of Economic Trust. 7. Public Policy and Children Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Table Presider: Teresa Swartz, University of Minnesota

The Problems and Perils of Privatization: An Ethnographic Regional Differences in European History: Implications for Exploration of the Privatization of Foster Care in Los Theories of Macrosociological Change. Rosemary Angeles County. Teresa Swartz, University of Minnesota Hopcroft, University of North Carolina, Charlotte U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child: Barriers to U.S. Dutch 17th Century Trade Primacy and “Unthinking” English Ratification. Susan Kinnevy and Katrina Baum, University Economics. Roger Krohn, McGill University of Pennsylvania Discussion: Richard Swedberg, University Outside the “Norm”: Issues in Studying Teenage

Childbearing. Melissa Riba, Michigan State University 344. Section on Sociology of Children. Refereed Roundtables and Business Meeting Section on Sociology of Children Business Meeting (9:30- Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV 10:15 a.m.

Refereed Roundtables (8:30-9:30 a.m.): 345. Section on Sociology of Law. Law as a Resource for Organizer: Loretta Bass, U.S. Bureau of the Census Shaping and Reshaping Gender Relations (co- 1. Adolescent Depression and Emotional Distress sponsored by the Section on Sociology of Sex and Table Presider: Susan Miller, University of California, Davis Gender) Young Adult Depression: Predicting from Childhood to Early Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Adulthood. Susan Warner and Nancy B. Miller, University of Akron Organizer and Presider: Lisa J. McIntyre, Washington State Emotional Distress in the United States Youth: A Social University Structural Perspective. Susan Miller, University of Motherhood Discourse in the Law: Biological Fathers and California, Davis Third Party Cases. Mary A. Burbach, University of Nebraska, Omaha 2. Welfare Reform and Child Care Do Extra-Legal Characteristics Matter?: Sexual Harassment Welfare Reform: Impact on Child Care. Lori McNeil, Western Complaint Outcomes and the Canadian Human Rights Michigan University Commission. Sandy Welsh, Myrna Dawson, and Anneter Child Care Choices among Employed Mothers with Nierobisz, University of Toronto Preschool Children. Wen-Jui Han, Columbia University Clear Laws and Compliance?: Employers’ Family Leave 3. Problem Behavior, Welfare Reform, and the Transition to Policies after the Family and Medical Leave Act. Erin L. Adulthood Kelly, Princeton University Table Presider: Loretta Bass, U.S. Bureau of the Census Non-Biological Mothers and the Boundaries of Motherhood: Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 155

An Analysis of California Family Law. Susan E. Dalton, Hilton Chicago, Marquette University of California, Santa Barbara. Organizer and Presider: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin, Madison 346. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Pioneers in Foundations of Class Analysis: A Marxist Perspective. Race, Gender, and Class: Retrospective and Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin, Madison Prospective Reflections on Research Foundations of Class Analysis: A Weberian Perspective. Hilton Chicago, Joliet Bryan S. Turner, Cambridge University; and Chris Organizer and Presider: Bernice McNair Barnett, University of Rojek, Nottingham Trent University Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Foundations of Class Analysis: A Durkheimian Panel: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University Perspective. David B. Grusky, Stanford University Bonnie Thornton Dill, University of Maryland Discussion: Erik Olin Wright, University of Wisconsin, La Francis Rodgers-Rose, International Black Women’s Madison Congress Mary Romero, Arizona State University 348. Special Session. Sociological Practice at Century’s Doris Wilkinson, University of Kentucky End: Change and Transition Maxine Baca Zinn, Michigan State University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Organizer and Presider: Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State University Panel: William Canak, Middle Tennessee State University Bruce Alexander, Michigan State University 9:30 a.m. Meetings Claire Kohrman, Chicago, Illinois ______Session 348, continued

Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Business Meeting (to Stanley S. Clawar, Walden Counseling and Therapy 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room Center 18 John Lamberton, Oklahoma State University Section on Sociology of Children Business Meeting (to 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV 349. Special Session. Enhancing the Public Understanding of Sociology: Learning from the Work of William Julius Wilson 10:30 a.m. Meetings Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 ______Organizer and Presider: Leon Anderson, Ohio University 2001 Program Committee—Hilton Chicago, Conference Panel: Patrick Reardon, Chicago Tribune Room 4H Jack Levin, Northeastern University Section on Methodology Council Meeting (to 11:30 a.m.)— Martha VanHaitsma, University of Chicago Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Sharon Hicks-Bartlett, Terrapin Training Strategies Section on Sociology of Law Council Meeting (to 11:30 Waldo Johnson, University of Chicago a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K 350. Special Session. Undergraduate Program Directors Conference: Integrating Service Learning, 10:30 a.m. Other Groups Internships, and Other Off-Campus Opportunities ______into the Undergraduate Sociology Curriculum Hilton Chicago, Astoria Eastern Sociological Society Nominations Committee—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor C Organizer: Carla B. Howery, American Sociological Association Panel: John W. Eby, Messiah College 10:30 a.m. Sessions Larry Lovell-Troy, Millikin University ______351. Regional Spotlight Session. Immigrants, Slums, and City Streets: The Chicago School of Urban Sociology 347. Thematic Session. The Continuing Relevance of Revisited Class Analysis: Three Foundational Statements Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Organizer: Burton J. Bledstein, Near West Side Project, 156 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

University of Illinois, Chicago Community Survey sites. The American Community Survey provides Presider: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago demographic, socioeconomic, and housing data, similar to that on the Chicago Sociology in the Neighborhood of and decennial census long form, updated every year. Data from the American Community Survey can be accessed on the Internet using the Census the Maxwell Street Market: Elusive Slum and Evasive Bureau’s American Fact Finder, or using a CD-ROM which contains Immigrants. Burton J. Bledstein, Near West Side Project, software to produce tables, charts, and thematic maps. Participants in University of Illinois, Chicago the workshop will receive the CD-ROM containing 1996 and 1997 Jewish Street Peddlers in Louis Wirth’s The Ghetto. Stephen American Community Survey data. Brown, University of Illinois, Chicago Italian Street Gangs in Frederick Thrasher, John Landesco, 355. Academic Workplace Workshop. Strong Mentoring and Clifford Shaw. Laura Iandola, University of Illinois, Systems in Undergraduate Programs (co-sponsored Chicago by the ASA Minority Opportunities through School Transformation Program and the ASA Minority 352. Didactic Seminar. Computational Sociology Affairs Program) Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Ticket required for admission Organizer and Presider: Edward Murguia, American Kathleen M. Carley, Carnegie Mellon University Sociological Association This course introduces the participants to the basics of computational modeling and analysis. The goal is to enable participants to better evaluate papers that employ such models, and to provide would Panel: Havidan Rodriguez, University of Puerto Rico, be modelers with the basic understanding of current representation schemes and issue. Computer based simulation models and the Mayaguez processes of designing and analyzing both intellective and emulative Beth E. Schneider, University of California, Santa models are discussed. Issues covered include: representation of groups, Barbara representation of organizational structure, representation of Allen Scarboro, Augusta State University communication, representation of information and knowledge This workshop focuses on strategies for providing quality mentoring representation of technology, representation of task, tracking information for undergraduate majors. The workshop will include attention to flow and belief changes, optimization models, canonical tasks, virtual elements of quality mentoring as well as how departments can develop experiments, docking, levels and types of validation, and social turing systemic approaches that will effectively reach the needs of students. tests. Illustrative models will be drawn from recent publications in the The workshop will draw upon lessons learned from the Minority areas of computational organization theory and computational sociology. Opportunities through School Transformation (MOST) Program. No prior experience needed. (This course does not teach programming.) Examples from diverse institutions (public-private; Ph.D. granting- primarily undergraduate; large-small) will be drawn upon so that 353. Professional Workshop. Publishing Your attendees can develop ideas appropriate to their own settings. Monograph 356. Teaching Workshop. Teaching and Learning about Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Controversial Topics Organizer and Presider: George Farkas, University of Texas, Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Dallas Panel: Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina, Kathleen McKinney, Illinois State University Chapel Hill Thomas J. Gerschick, Illinois State University Richard Koffler, Aldine de Gruyter The goal of this workshop is to enhance student learning by providing theory, context, useful information, and opportunity for Pepper J. Schwartz, University of Washington discussion about teaching controversial topics such as abortion, lesbian Eliot Werner, Plenum Press and gay marriage, affirmative action, gender or racial inequality, welfare James D. Wright, Tulane University reform, corporate welfare, and/or poverty. Facilitators and participants Panelists will discuss the following issues in preparing and will share resources, example strategies and assignments, problems, publishing your monograph: effective writing for publication, preparing a and solutions related to teaching controversial topics. Format of the prospectus, finding a publisher, negotiating a contract, the publication session will include presentations, discussion, small group work, and process, and post-publication. The format will be highly interactive, with a activities. Handouts will be provided. Participants are encouraged to good deal of time set aside for the panel to respond to audience bring a list of concerns and example strategies or assignments currently questions and concerns. used.

354. Professional Workshop. Census and the American 357. poster session cancelled Community Survey (to 1:00 p.m.) University of Illinois-Chicago Computer Lab 358. Regular Session. Collective Behavior: Taking a Closer Look at Collective Action Theory and Data Ticket required for admission Ken Bryson, U.S. Bureau of the Census Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Participants in this workshop will be introduced to a new program of Organizer and Presider: Ed Walsh, Pennsylvania State the Census Bureau, the American Community Survey, and will have University hands-on experience accessing and manipulating data for American Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 157

Beyond a Madding and a Utilitarian Rational to a Modernity Discussion: Floyd M. Hammack, New York University Crowd: A Synthetic Proposal. Oleg I. Gubin and Oxana A. Kostioutchenko, University of Utah 361. Regular Session. Generating Gender Inequality: Reconciling Collective Behavior and Social Movement Segregation and Earnings Research: A New Theoretical Approach. Anne F. Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII Eisenberg and David M. Neal, University of North Texas Campus Racial Rioting, Community Ties, and Institutional Organizer: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Radcliffe Characteristics, 1967-1969. Alexander J. Buoye and Public Policy Institute Daniel J. Myers, University of Notre Dame Presider: Mary Blair-Loy, Washington State University Political Protest in Communist and Post-Communist Controlled Progress, Not Male Flight: Women’s More Societies: The Example of East Germany. Karl-Dieter Frequent Occupational Exits than Men’s. Rosemary Opp, University of Leipzig, Germany Wright, Fairleigh Dickinson University

359. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Institutional Projects and Emerging Practices Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Organizer: Jozsef Borocz, Rutgers University Presider: Judit Bodnar, University of Ghent, Belgium The Post-Socialist Project: Bottom-Up Responses to Reform Uncertainty in Transforming Poland. David Dornisch, Central European University, Poland A Social History of Rationalizing Agriculture: Scientific Management and the State in Hungary, 1920-1950. Martha Lampland, University of California, San Diego Economics Interdependence, Strategic Interaction and the Decentralization of Labor Markets. Jan D. Poulsen, University of Connecticut The Evolution of Modern Capitalism: France in Comparative Perspective. Paul Windolf, University of Trier, Germany Discussion: Richard Biernacki, University of California, San Diego

360. Regular Session. Higher Education Policy Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Organizer: Caroline Hodges Persell, New York University Presider: Carl M. Schmitt, U.S. Department of Education Parental Financial Support and College Choice. Fengbin Chang, University of Chicago; Barbara Schneider, University of Chicago; and David L. Stevenson, U.S. Department of Education Adult Women in College: A Life-History Analysis. Rosalind Berkowitz King and Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania An Empirical Deconstruction of Graduate School Ratings Using a Merit-Artifact Model. Pamela Paxton, Ohio State University; and Kenneth A. Bollen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Changing Employment Demands and Requirements for College Graduates: Focus Group Interviews with Industry, State Agency, and School District Representatives in Texas. Mary Zey, Alvin Luedke, and Steve Murdock, Texas A&M University 158 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Session 361, continued A. Taylor, University of Arizona Discussion: David Knoke, University of Minnesota Spillover, Compensation, or Segmentation?: The Effects of Occupational Sex Composition on Volunteering. Thomas 364. Regular Session. Sociobiology: Evolution of Human Rotolo and Amy S. Wharton, Washington State Behavior University The Effects of Motherhood on Wages in Recent Cohorts: Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Findings from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth. Organizer and Presider: Francois Nielsen, University of North Paula England, University of Pennsylvania; and Michelle Carolina, Chapel Hill J. Budig, University of Arizona The Relationship between Mating Strategies Based on Demand for Female Labor and Gender Differences in Attraction and Status: A Test of Evolutionary Psychology Earnings: Multilevel Analyses. David A. Cotter, Union Theory. Rebecca L. Frerichs and Pauline P. Spaulding, College; Joan Hermsen, University of Missouri, University of New Mexico Columbia; and Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland The Social Influences on the Realization of Genetic Discussion: Don Tomaskovic-Devey, North Carolina State Predisposition for Intellectual Development. Guang Guo, University University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Testing the Sociobiological Theory of Ethnicity: Ethnic 362. Regular Session. Place and Identity Heterogeneity and Public Spending. Stephen K. Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Sanderson, Indiana University, Pennsylvania Discussion: Kristiaan Thienpont, University of Ghent, Belgium Organizer: Tom Gieryn, Indiana University

Attachments to Places: A Sociological Theory of Space, 365. Regular Session. Race and the American City Place, and the Built Environment. Melinda J. Milligan, Tulane University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E Spaces of : A Comparative Study of French Organizer: Ray Hutchison, University of Wisconsin, Green and North American Discourses on Multiculturalism, and Bay Their Spatial Manifestations in Paris and New York. Julia Presider: Mark D. Gottdiener, State University of New York, Kauste, New School for Social Research Albany No Place Like Home, No Place for Us: Urbanism and Identity Community Empowerment: A New Strategy for Revitalizing in the Era of . David Brain, University of America’s Urban Communities. Mary Jo Huth, University South Florida of Dayton The Places of Times Past: Community, Nature, and One Hundred Percent Customer Satisfaction: How a Program Nostalgia. James M. Jasper, New York, NY Fails While Pleasing Everyone. Andrea Leverentz, University of Chicago 363. Regular Session. Political Sociology: The American Housing Affordability in the Milwaukee Metropolitan Area: A State and Public Policy Matter of Income, Race, and Policy. Gregory D. Squires Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII and Sally O’Conner, University of Wisconsin, Madison Residential Attainment of Blacks and Whites in the U.S.: Organizer: Anthony M. Orum, University of Illinois, Chicago Individual and Contextual Effects. Brian James Stults, Presider: David Knoke, University of Minnesota State University of New York, Albany Racial Considerations and Public Policy in the 1930s: Persistent Racial Segregation in U.S. Urban Areas: Frames Economic Change and Political Opportunities. John of Interpretation. Judith McDonnell and Antoine Joseph, Brueggemann, Skidmore College Bryant College Tipping the Balance of Class Forces: Inter- and Intra-Agency Discussion: Mark D. Gottdiener, State University of New Rifts and Networks in the Community Reinvestment Act, York, Albany 1990-1993. Davita Silfen Glasberg and Sandra Bender Fromson, University of Connecticut 366. Section on Medical Sociology. Health, Activism, and Capital Formation and the U.S. Health Care System: The Community Relationship between Public and Private Sectors. Beth Mintz, University of Vermont; and Michael Schwartz, Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI State University of New York, Stony Brook Organizer and Presider: Anne Figert, Loyola University, A Whole Less than the Sum of Its Parts: State Actors, the Chicago American State, and the Case of the 1981 Economic Empowering People Living with HIV/AIDS in South Central Recovery Tax Act. Monica Prasad, University of Chicago Los Angeles: Evaluating a Community Based Psycho- Educational Group. Brett C. Stockdill, California State National Power on the Local Stage: How Cable Captured Polytechnic University; Ellen Lazarus, SPECTRUM Congress and Cornered Cites. James Cook and Kristie Clinic; and Saa Meroe, University of California, Los Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 159

Angeles Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Community Activism within the Alternative Health Care Organizer: Carole L. Seyfrit, Old Dominion University Movement. Melinda Goldner, Union College Presider: Vicki Getz, Washington State University Up in Arms: A Community Responds to Chemical Weapons Social Movements and Ecological Modernization: The Incineration. Monica Casper, University of California, Transformation of Pulp and Paper Manufacturing. David Santa Cruz A. Sonnenfeld, University of California, Berkeley How Medicare Promoted Racial Integration in the Health The Environmental Movement in an Era of Ecological Care System: Explaining Variations in Social Movement Modernization. Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen University, Outcomes. Jill Quadagno, Florida State University The Netherlands Discussion: Janet Myers, San Francisco AIDS Foundation Sustaining Ecological Modernization: Lessons from Urban Recycling. David Pellow, University of California, 367. Section on Sociology of the Family. Berkeley; Allan Schnaiberg, Northwestern University; and Intergenerational Relationships to Families Adam Weinberg, Colgate University Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Corporate Environmentalism in Brazil’s Chemical Industry: Organizer and Presider: Rebecca L. Warner, Oregon State How Wide? How Deep? J. Timmons Roberts and University Alexander Coles, Tulane University Proximity of Grandparents’ Residence and Maternal Child Discussion: Pekka Jokinen, Turku University, Finland Care in China. Feinian Chen, University of North Carolina; Susan E. Short, Brown University; and Barbara 370. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Entwisle, University of North Carolina Sociology. Refereed Roundtables on Race and One-Way Transfer or Multiple Dimensional Flow?: A Study on Ethnic Minorities Intergenerational Relations in Contemporary Urban Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV China. Chunnong Zhou, University of Maryland Organizer: Alford A. Young, Jr., University of Michigan Linking Grandparents and Grandchildren: Family Perceptions by the Middle Generation. Amy M. Argue and Glen H. 1. Assimilation and Multiculturalism Elder Jr., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Intergroup Contact and the Assimilation of the Chinese Children’s Time with Fathers in Intact Families. W. Jean Entrepreneurs in Small Southern Towns. Shun Lu, Yeung, Jack Sandberg, Pamela Davis-Kean, and Sandra University of Georgia L. Hofferth, University of Michigan Religion as a Medium for Interracial Friendship Formation: A Discussion: Ellen Efron Pimentel, University of Illinois, Study of the Beha’is of the State of Virginia and Chicago Washington, DC. Leonda W. Keniston, Virginia Commonwealth University 368. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. 2. Race and Space in the Context of Housing Failure, Accident, and Mistake in Organizations and Table Presider: Elena Vesselinov, State University of New Professions York, Albany Wealth Accumulation and the Housing Values of Immigrants. Hilton Chicago, Williford A Elena Vesselinov, State University of New York, Albany Organizer: Lee Clarke, Rutgers University Race and the Continuance of Inadequate Housing. William H. The Rattlesnake Handling : Manhattan Project Worker Dozier, Lake Michigan College; and Sue R. Crull, Iowa Health and Safety Standards and Practice in Oak Ridge, State University TN, 1942-1950. Russell Olwell, University of Michigan Opportunities, Constraints, and Disadvantage: Aspects of Constructing the Millenium Bug: Trust, Risk, and Post-1991 Southeast Asian Settlement in Melbourne. Technological Uncertainty. Jennifer Ruth Fosket and Lorraine Majka, University of Chicago Jennifer Fishman, University of California, San Francisco The Y2K Test of Organizational Theories. Charles Perrow, Yale University Session 370, continued

3. Race and Schooling: Classrooms and Institutions Thinking Twice about Redundancy, or Why Organizations Table Presider: Stephen J. Caldas, University of Cause More Accidents When They Try to Be Safer. Scott Southwestern Louisiana Sagan, Stanford University Racial Segregation in the Classroom. Daniel L. Jones, Darren The Dark Side of Organizations: Mistake, Misconduct, and Bowden, Nicole Keyes, and Kyle Owens, University of Disaster. Diane Vaughan, Boston College North Texas Majority African American Schools and the Family Structures 369. Section on Environment and Technology. of Schools: Further Inquiry into the Correlation between Environmental Transitions in World Society Racial Composition and Academic Achievement. 160 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Stephen J. Caldas, University of Southwestern Louisiana Construction of American Indian. Janis Weber, University 4. Racial and Ethnic Identities Made Visible of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Table Presider: Kerry A. Rockquemore, Pepperdine 10. Black Intellectuals on Race, Responsibility, and the Self University Table Presider: Lester K. Spence, University of Michigan The Color Complex: Appearances and (Bi)Racial Identity. Prejudice and Narratives of the Self: An Exploration of Kerry A. Rockquemore, Pepperdine University; and Themes in Works of W.E.B. DuBois and Henry Louis David L. Brunsma, University of Alabama Gates, Junior. P.A. Duffy, University of Massachusetts, A Comparative Exploration of Ethnic Options. Miri Song, Amherst University of Kent, England Harold Cruse and the New Intellectuals: The Crisis Building on Threats: Deconstructing the Discourse on Reconsidered. Lester K. Spence, University of Michigan Francophone Identity. Carrie Y. Lee, Vanderbilt 11. Racial and Ethnic Lenses on Education and Opportunity University Table Presider: Carla O’Connor, University of Michigan 5. Agency and Race/Ethnic Identity Mobility Aspirations of Young Latinas: The Impact of Table Presider: Michael J. Rosenfeld, University of Chicago Motherhood Status and Social Networks. Tehani Mateu Regulating Identity in the Classroom: The Marginalization of Collazo, University of Michigan Non-European Jews within Jewish Parochial Schools. Reinterpreting Educational Resilience in the African American Kelly Amanda Train, York University Community: A Case for a New Analysis. Carla O’Connor, The Salience of Pan-National Hispanic and Asian Identities, University of Michigan and Measures of Association in the Marriage Market. 12. Ethnicity and the Nation-State Michael J. Rosenfeld, University of Chicago Table Presider: Hyun Sook Kim, Wheaton College The Asiatic Black Man: Race, Culture, and Identity in the The Future of Greek Ethnic Identity and Culture in the 21st Nation of Islam. Algernon Austin, Northwestern Century. George A. Kourvetaris, Northern Illinois University University 6. Racism As/In Ideology Table Presider: Devon Johnson, University of California, Los 371. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. Angeles Beyond the Nation-State Laissez-Faire Racism and Death Penalty Opinion. Devon Hilton Chicago, Williford B Johnson, University of California, Los Angeles Symbolic Racism: A Reconsideration. Nathaniel Balis, Organizer: Frank Dobbin, Princeton University Franklin and Marshall College; and Katherine Presider: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Arizona McClelland, Franklin and Marshall College Our Man in the Indies?: Problems of Agency and Empire. Is Project RACE Color-Blind?: An Examination of the Role of Julia Adams, University of Michigan Project RACE in the Public Debate Surrounding a Rhetoric and the Course of Market Expansion: The Role of Multiracial Census Category for the Year 2000. Rachel E. Prophetic Euphemisms in the Case of Industrializing U.K. Munoz, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (1790-1840) and the Globalizing U.S. (1950-1998). Paul Hirsch and Mark T. Kennedy, Northwestern University 7. Race and Region: The American South Table Presider: Jenny Irons, University of Arizona Segregation in the Name of Sovereignty: The State, Its Movements into Parties: International Actors and Discourse, and the Structuration of Race. Jenny Irons, Democratization in Post-Communist Eastern Europe. University of Arizona John K. Glenn, III, European University Institute Cultures of Inquiry: From Epistemology to Discourse in The Relationship among Age, Prior Interracial Contact, and Methodologies of Sociohistorical Research. John R. Hall, Attitudes in a Southern State. Kevin Cohen, Georgia University of California, Davis State University Discussion: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Arizona 8. Marketing Race and Ethnicity Table Presider: Anthony Cortese, Southern Methodist 372. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Student University Scholars in Race, Gender, and Class: Emerging Ethnic Consumers and Advertising. Anthony Cortese, Voices in the Academy Southern Methodist University Hilton Chicago, Joliet 9. Making Meaning of Race and Ethnicity in Everyday Life Organizer and Presider: BarBara M. Scott, Northeastern Table Presider: Melanie Bush, City University of New York Illinois University Exploring the Meaning of Whiteness in Its Everyday Forms. Pedagogy and Practice in the Volunteer Experience: Melanie Bush, City University of New York Teaching Race, Class, and Gender through Participant- The Federal Acknowledgment Process: The Social Observation. Rebecca Anne Allahyari, University of Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 161

Maryland Filipino Migrant Workers in the United States: Assimilation or 12:30 p.m. Sessions ______Regulation? Rick Alano Baldoz, State University of New ____ York, Binghamton Does Racism Really Matter?: An Analysis of White 374. Thematic Session. Theories of Development in Americans’ Attitudes toward Welfare Spending. Yolanda the Era of Restructuring: Contemporary Ann Dillion, Tulane University Perspectives Remembering Class Acts: Women’s Childhood Memories of Food and Clothing. Sandi Kawecka Nenga, Indiana Hilton Chicago, Waldorf University Organizer and Presider: Giovanni Arrighi, Johns Hopkins University 373. Section on Sociology of Sexualities. Religion and Agency, Necessity, and Progress: Rethinking the Idea of Sexuality (co-sponsored by the Section on Sociology Development in the Era of Globalization. Peter B. of Religion) Evans, University of California, Berkeley Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Eurocentrism in Action: A Reassessment of the Asian Development Model. Gary G. Hamilton, University of Organizer and Presider: Marion S. Goldman, University of Washington, Seattle Oregon Development in the Age of Globalization: Paradigm Lost? The Importance of the Everyday: How Members of Gay and Phillip McMichael, Cornell University Lesbian Communities and Members of Christian Discussion: Gay Seidman, University of Wisconsin, Conservative Communities React to One Another and Madison Respond to Hostility in Everyday Life. Thomas J. Linneman, College of William and Mary Empowering Chastity: Sexual Morality among American 375. Special Session. Privacy and Community Evangelicals. Jerry Park, Notre Dame University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Social Context and Sexual Networking Behavior: The Organizer and Presider: Amitai Etzioni, George Washington Potential Impact of Community on Sexual Activity among University Islamic Serere Women in Senegal. Kristen A. Velyvis, Panel: Gary Marx, N.I.T. University of Wisconsin, Madison Susan Silbey, Wellesley College What We Know about the Relationship between Sexuality Steven Nock, University of Virginia and Religiosity: A Critical Appraisal. Philip Zuckerman, Nancy Reichman, University of Denver Pitzer College

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Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, State University of New Table Presider: Regina Bures, University of Chicago York, Albany Pension Decisions in a Changing Economy: Gender, Presider: Nancy S. Landale, Pennsylvania State University Structure, and Choice. Melissa A. Hardy and Kim Shuey, Panel: Susan Gonzalez Baker, University of Texas, Austin Florida State University David T. Takeuchi, Indiana University Caregiving Burden in China. Heying Jenny Zhan, University David E Lopez, University of California, Los Angeles of Kansas Women’s Economic Well-Being in Later Life: A Life Course 378. Workshop was rescheduled to Friday, August 6; see Perspective. Andrea Willson and Melissa A. Hardy, Session 52x. Florida State University Women’s Midlife Development: Comparing Cohorts on Work 379. Academic Workplace Workshop. Opportunities to and Family Commitments over 26 Years. Norella M. Teach in Other Countries Putney and Vern L. Bengtson, University of Southern Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G California Organizer and Presider: Jeanne H. Ballantine, Wright State 4. Substance Abuse University Table Presider: Kathy Livingston, Quinnipiac College Panel: Eleen Baumann, University of Oregon Power, Poverty, and Race. Timothy McGettigan, Wake Brent T. Bruton, Iowa State University Forest University Keith Roberts, Hanover College Substance Use and Subclinical Mental Health: The Effects of Ann Stromberg, Pitzer College Normative Non-Conformity within the Peer Group. Julie The goal of this workshop is to provide participants with information Ford, Long Island University on opportunities abroad and techniques for developing one’s own Adolescent Drug Use: Variations by U.S. Region. Stephanie contacts or programs abroad. The session will include examples of Litizzette and Robyn Bateman, Baylor University teaching experiences in different parts of the world; contacts for teaching Sex Differences in Smoking Regularity among Teens in abroad; volunteer opportunities; practical issues such as taking families, Tucson, Arizona. Stacey Nofziger and Hye-ryeon Lee, obtaining leave, financial arrangements; and check lists for what to consider when going abroad. Participants will leave with specific University of Arizona suggestions for teaching abroad. Handouts will be provided and there will Stress versus Opportunity: The Impact of Adult Roles on be questions and discussion. Drinking among Women in the United States. Young Cho, University of Illinois, Chicago

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Social Disorganization Theory. Andres Villarreal, 383. Regular Session. Community and Development University of Chicago Hilton Chicago, Marquette Organizer and Presider: Thomas A. Lyson, Cornell University 386. Regular Session. Gender: Meanings Voluntary Association in Low Income Neighborhoods: Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII Untapped Community Resources. Nicol E. Turner, Organizer: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Northwestern University Presider: Heidi Gottfried, Purdue University Entrepreneurship in the Kibbutz Setting: Toward a Immigration and Women’s Empowerment. Kristine M. Classification of New Business Ventures. Yitzhak Zentgraf, California State University, Long Beach Samuel, University of Haifa, Israel Work-Family Issues of Mothers and Teenaged Children. Structural Pluralism and Economic Welfare. Frank Young, Demie Kurz, University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Feminists or “Postfeminists”?: Contemporary Young Local Capitalism and Civic Communities: How Local Civic Women’s Attitudes towards Feminism and Gender Welfare Is Influenced by the Size, Form, and Longevity of Relations. Pamela Aronson, Indiana University Business Establishments. Michael Irwin, Duquesne Rethinking the Effects of Pornography. Michael Putnam, City University; Charles Tolbert, Louisiana State University; University of New York Graduate Center and Alfred Nucci, U.S. Bureau of the Census Discussion: Irene Padavic, Florida State University Discussion: Mildred Warner, Cornell University 164 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Organizer and Presider: Mabel Berezin, University of 387. Regular Session. Gender and Religion California, Los Angeles Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4F Civic Education in Everyday Conversation: Endangered Animal Crackers, Multicultural Crayons, Diversity, and Organizer and Presider: Mark Chaves, University of Arizona Ambivalence. Nina Eliasoph, University Wisconsin Islam, Women’s Organizations, and Political Rights for Civic Culture Meets Welfare Reform: Religious Volunteers Women. Katherine Meyer and Helen Rizzo, Ohio State Reaching Out. Paul Lichterman, University of Wisconsin University; Yousef Ali, Kuwait University Politics and Cross-Cultural Reception in the U.S. Colonial Trends in the Effects of Religious Fundamentalism on Empire. Julian Go, University of Chicago Women’s Labor Force Participation and Earnings. Multiculturalism and Civil Society: Between Difference and Jennifer Glass and Ashley Finley, University of Iowa Solidarity. Jeffrey Alexander, University of California, Los Justice Perceptions and the Gender Paradox: The Protestant Angeles Clergy. Elaine M. McDuff, Iowa State University Discussion: Michele Lamont, Princeton University Female Head Clergy and Organizational Practice among Congregations. Mary Ellen Konieczny, University of 391. Regular Session. Social Psychological Perspectives Chicago on Gender, Work, and Family

388. Regular Session. Labor Markets: The Role of Social Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Networks Organizer: Lisa Troyer, University of Iowa Hilton Chicago, Williford B Presider: Melissa Milkie, University of Maryland Perceptions of Workplace Inequities and Mental Health Organizer: M. Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University across Three Cohorts: Do Rising Expectations Lead to Residential Segregation and Ethnic Enterprise in U.S. Lower Well-Being? Deborah S. Carr, University of Metropolitan Areas. Mary J. Fischer, University of Michigan Pennsylvania The Effects of Equity and Other Social Exchange Variables in Social Networks and Job Search: Do Contacts Matters? Ted Close, Heterosexual Relationships. Susan Sprecher, Mouw, University of Michigan Illinois State University Race and Job Placement: Formal and Informal Routes from Gender and Grievances in the Division of Household Labor School to the Blue Collar Labor Market. Deirdre Royster, among Two-Earner Husbands and Wives. Julia University of Massachusetts, Amherst McQuillan, University of Nebraska; and Myra Marx The Social Process of Keeping a Job: Job Tenure of Ferree, University of Connecticut Undocumented and Documented Immigrants. Michael Perceptions of Fairness within Marriages: Why Do Husbands’ Aguilera, State University of New York, Stony Brook and Wives’ Perceptions Differ? June Ellestad, Discussion: Thomas J. Espenshade, Princeton University Washington State University Who Controls the Shutdown Process? Chrysler Workers’ 389. Regular Session. Millenarian Movements Reaction and Influence on a Plant Closing. Paul L. Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Greider and Anne Statham, University of Wisconsin, Organizer and Presider: Omer R. Galle, University of Texas, Parkside Austin Discussion: Melissa Milkie, University of Maryland Finding Heaven’s Gate. John R. Hall, University of California, Davis; and Philip D. Schuyler, University of Washington 392. Section on Medical Sociology. Refereed and Millennium Bug: Mobilizing for a Y2K Computer Crisis. Tahi Informal Teaching Roundtables Mottl-Reynolds, Catholic University of America Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Y2K: Apocalyptic Opportunism. Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Organizer: Debora A. Paterniti, Baylor College of Medicine University of New Mexico and Houston VA Medical Center; and Susan Bell, Ceremonial Transformations and the Irrationalization of Bowdoin College Gentilcharisma. Barbara Walters, City University of New York, Kingsborough Refereed Roundtables: Discussion: Kamala Platt, Incarnate Word University, San 1. Conceptualization and Measurement in Sociology of Antonio Health Care Table Presider/Discussant: Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue 390. Regular Session. Politics and Culture: Public University Culture and Civic Engagement in Contemporary Who are the “Truly Disadvantaged” in Health?: A 20-Year America Examination of Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Health Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII Outcomes. Melissa M. Farmer, University of California, Los Angeles; and Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 165

Using Quality of Life Research to Promote Healthy Christopher F.C. Jordens, and Kim Paul, University of Communities. Catherine Mobley, Clemson University Sydney, Australia; and Kathleen Montgomery, University Emotional/Validation Support for the Bereaved: Applying the of California, Riverside Stress Paradigm to Supporter-Initiated Conversation Consensus versus Disagreement in Disease-Related Stigma: That Validates the Continuing Bonds between the A Comparison of Reactions to AIDS and Cancer Patients Bereaved and Their Deceased Loved Ones. Jennifer in a University Sample. Aileen Schulte, State University Kraly, Case Western Reserve University of New York, New Paltz Measuring Mobility in Health Surveys: Comparing Disease Trajectories of Health, Illness, and Care: Women and Breast and Binary Variables. Kenneth F. Ferraro and Janet Cancer. Debora A. Paterniti and Matt D. Price, Houston Wilmoth, Purdue University Center for Quality of Care and Utilization Studies; and 2. Crosscurrents in the Study of Disability Tanya Goodman, Yale University Table Organizer/Presider: Gene Gallagher, University of 6. Stigma and Health Surveillance Kentucky Table Presider/Discussant: Adina Nack, University of Disease, Illness, Sickness, and Disability. Andrew Twaddle, Colorado, Boulder University of Missouri Session 392, continued Disability in Rich and Poor Developing Societies. Gene Gallagher, University of Kentucky Fat Bias in the Delivery of Health Care. Leanne Joanisse, A Comparative Study of ADL Levels of Catholic Nuns in McMaster University Motherhouse Nursing Home and Mainstream Women in Damaged Goods: Women Managing the Stigma of STDs. a Community Nursing Home. Betty Ann Ray Duke, Adina Nack, University of Colorado, Boulder University of Kentucky Inside the Myopticon: Medical Surveillance, Foucault, and Teaching the Sociology of Disability. Angela Wadsworth, Subjectivity. Paul Draus, Loyola University, Chicago University of Kentucky Breastfeeding in Modern Times: The Usurpation of Traditional Values by Technical Rationality. Christa 3. Contemporary Issues in Ethics and Bioethics Kelleher, Brandeis University Table Presiders/Discussants: Duane A. Matcha, Siena College; and Susan E. Kelly, University of Louisville 7. Perspectives on HIV and AIDS Medical Investigators’ Perspectives on the Ethics of Clinical Table Presider/Discussant: J. Gary Linn, Tennessee State Research Practice. Mary-Rose Mueller, University of University California, San Francisco What Do They Know?: How a Sample of Young Adolescents Consensus in Bioethics: A Case Study of Consensus Group Constructs AIDS. Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois Process. Susan E. Kelly, University of Louisville University The Sociology of Medical Ethics: An Analysis of Cultural Emerging Non-Metropolitan Epidemiological Patterns of HIV Values and Health Care Systems. Duane A. Matcha, and AIDS. J. Gary Linn and Alvin C. York, Tennessee Siena College State University; and Thabo T. Fako, University of Botswana 4. Inequalities and Health Care Table Presider/Discussant: Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, 8. International Perspectives on Health and Health Care Arizona State University Table Organizer/Presider: Janardan Subedi, University of Quadruple Jeopardy: African American Women and Miami, Ohio Management of Diabetes. Shireen S. Rajaram, University Disability among Women: Implications for Reproductive of Nebraska Health in Nigeria. Gabriel Fosu, University of Maryland, Child Health, Social Policy, and the New SCHIP Program: Baltimore County Linkages with Race and Ethnicity. Jennie Jacobs Somatic and Psychological Health in a Non-Western Culture. Kronenfeld, Arizona State University Mark B. Tausig, University of Akron; Janardan Subedi Social-Psychological Impact of Cesarean Birth on Privately and Sree Subedi, University of Miami, Ohio; Christopher Insured and Low Income Mothers in a Hospital and Clinic Broughton, University of Akron; and Sarah Williams- Based Sample. Margaret Ann Murphy, University of Blangero and John Blangero, Southwest Foundation for Michigan Biomedical Research Widowhood and Mental Health: The Role of Socioeconomic Health Lifestyles in Post Communist Poland. Antonia Status. Kathleen Brennan and Andrew S. London, Kent Ostrowski, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; and State University William C. Cockerham, University of Alabama, Birmingham 5. The Social Construction and Management of Illness Variations in the Delivery of Maternity Care: Western Europe Table Presider/Discussant: Matt D. Price, Houston Center for and North America. Raymond DeVries, St. Olaf College Quality of Care and Utilization Studies Analyzing Power Relationships during Serious Illness: 9. Settings, Institutions, and Illness Reading Narratives of Patients with Cancer. Miles Little, Table Presider/Discussant: Maurice Penner, University of 166 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

San Francisco Table Presider/Discussant: R. Terry Russell, University of St. Stressors in the Emergency Department Waiting Room: A Francis Symbolic Ecology Approach. Mark F. Pioli and Kelly Perspectives on Medicalization. Andre B. Araujo, Lisa B. Feighan, University of Maryland Marceau, and John B. McKinlay, New England Research Controlling Home Care: The Case of Home Hospice Nursing. Institutes Jennifer Leich, University of California, Los Angeles The Professional Construction of Post-Traumatic Stress The Wellness Ethic in Action: A Case Study at Company X. Disorder. Marisa M. Smith, University of California, San Jacqueline Hart, University of Pennsylvania Diego Does Insurance Status Matter?: A Physician Access Study. David Macias, Maurice Penner, and Susan Penner, Medicalizing Menopause: An Analysis of Women’s University of San Francisco Experiences with HRT. Julie Winterich, University of Texas, Austin 10. Health Professions and Practices The Social (Im)potency of a Pill: Viagra and the Passive Table Presider/Discussant: Joseph A. Kotarba, University of Medicalization of Erectile Dysfunction. Richard M. Houston Carpiano, Case Western Reserve University Physicians’ Conceptualization of Acupuncture: A Survey of 15. Issues in Health and Public Policy New York State Practitioners. Motoko Yoshida, Table Presider/Discussant: Jacqueline Lewis, University of Kanagawa, Japan Windsor, Canada Sports Medicine as Occupational Health Care. Joseph A. Health Care for All: A Consumer Group Fights Unequal Kotarba, University of Houston Practices in Health Care. Aimee E. Marlow, Boston Women’s Careers in the Medical Profession: Comparing the College United States, Russia, and the Nordic Countries. Elianne Public Policy and the Health and Well-Being of Sex Workers. Riska, Abo Akademi University, Finland Jacqueline Lewis and Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale, Traditional Physician Dominance and the National University of Windsor, Canada Practitioner Data Bank: The Perspectives of Physicians Coalitions for HIV Prevention in African American Who Have Been Sued. Ralph Peeples and Catherine T. Communities: A Focus on HBCUs as Partners. Sandra Harris, Wake Forest University; and Thomas B. Metzloff, E. Taylor and Tara Ferebee, Clark Atlanta University Duke University Prepping the Patient: Some Notes on the Functions of 11. Media, Technology, and Health Care Prenatal Education. Elizabeth M. Armstrong, University Utilization of Health Care in the New Age: The Effects of of Michigan Using On-Line Consulting Website on Health-Seeking 16. Social Epidemiology Behavior. Shu-Fen Tseng, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan Table Presider/Discussant: Paula W. Fomby, University of Determinants of Multiple Uses of Telemedicine. William Alex Wisconsin, Madison McIntosh, Letitia Alston, Dianne Sykes, and Clasina Sex Differences in Alcohol Consumption in Restaurants, Segura, Texas A&M University Bars, and Parties: The Impact and the Outcome. Ronald 12. Health Care Professionals: Training and Practice Marshall, University of the West Indies, Trinidad Table Presider/Discussant: Marie Haug, Case Western A Comprehensive Study of Uses of Condoms, Other Reserve University Contraceptives, Dual Methods, and Emergency Competence versus Compassion in Medical Care. Marie Contraceptives among College Students. Qiaming Amy Haug, Camille Warner, Carol M. Musil, and Diana L. Liu and Melanie Health, California State University Morris, Case Western Reserve University Sacramento Medical Frontline Workers as Intermediaries between Patient Family Influence on Change in Physical Health during Middle and Medical Staff. Yvette Guerra, University of California, Years: The Case of Onset of Hypertension. KAS Los Angeles Wickrama, Institute of Social and Behavioral Research; Demoralization as a Social Phenomenon: University Medical Frederick O. Lorenz, Iowa State University; and Lora E. School as a Case Study. Marc M. Sanford, University of Wallace, Institute of Social and Behavioral Research Chicago Assessing the Impact of Family Planning Services on Individual Contraceptive Use and Pregnancy. Shawn 13. Ethical Dilemmas and Controversies in Health Care Malia Kanaiaupuni and Paula W. Fomby, University of Table Presider/Discussant: Kathy Livingston, Quinnipiac Wisconsin, Madison College Religion and Euthanasia in an East Texas University. Sara Teaching Sociology Informal Roundtables: Horsfall, Texas Wesleyan University 17. Teaching Inequality, Health, and Care. Karen M. The Role of Social Institutions in the Demand for Assisted Seccombe, Portland State University Suicide. Kathy Livingston, Quinnipiac College 18. Teaching Gender, Health, and Care. Kathy Charmaz, 14. Perspectives on Medicalization Sonoma State University; and Haren Halnon, Bowdoin Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 167

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393. Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work. Law and Inequalities of Race, Class, and Gender (co- sponsored with the Section on Sociology of Law) Hilton Chicago, Williford A Organizer: William T. Bielby, University of California, Santa Barbara Presider: Ryken Grattet, University of California, Davis Judicial Discretion under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: The Role of Offender Characteristics and Departure on Sentence Severity. Celesta A. Albonetti, University of Iowa Employing Law in Changing Economies: Mapping the Influence of Economic Context on Judicial Decision- Making. Anneter Nierobisz, University of Toronto Coercive Isomorphism and Gendered Organizations: The Impact of Title IX on Intercollegiate Athletics. Pamela J. Forman, University of California, Davis Sexual Harassment in France and the United States: Rethinking the Meaning of the Workplace. Abigail Saguy, Princeton University A Comparative Analysis of Sexual Harassment: Estimating the Impact of Race, Class, and Gender. Marla R.H. Kohlman, Kenyon College

394. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. Ethnoviolence and Genocide in the New World Racial Order Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Organizers: James V. Fenelon, John Carroll University; and Pinar Batur-Vanderlippe, Vassar College Presider: Robert Newby, Central Michigan University and Ethnoviolence in the Education of Indigenous Peoples in the United States, Canada, and Australia. Brian Baker, Cornell University; and Thomas Hall, DePauw University Ethnoviolence in North Ireland: Symbols of Domination, Resistance, and Sovereignty. Matthew T. Bowles, American University; and James V. Fenelon, John Carroll University Intergroup Hatred and Human Interaction: A Strategy in Dresden That Prevented Ethnoviolence. Vincent N. Parrillo, William Paterson University Genocide and Global Racism: Fear, Hatred, and Violence from the Past to the Future. Pinar Batur-Vanderlippe, Vassar College Discussion: Tom Cushman, Wellesley College

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2:30 p.m. Meetings Florida; and Tom Gieryn, Indiana University ______Towards an Architectural Social Theory. Roger Friedland and Benjamin Bratton, University of California, Santa Barbara 1998-99 ASA Council (to 6:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Lake Landscape Architecture: A Contradiction in Terms? Chandra Erie Mukerji, University of California, San Diego Section on Sociology of Sexualities Council Meeting (to 3:30 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C 398. Special Session on Immigration Policy cancelled

399. Author Meets Critics. Between Class and Market: 2:30 p.m. Sessions ______Postwar Unionization in the Capitalistic Democracies ____ (Princeton University Press, 1997) by Bruce Western, Princeton University 395. Thematic Session. Redefining Nations, Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Nationalism, and Citizenship Organizer and Presider: Ken Spenner, Duke University Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Book Author: Bruce Western, Princeton University Organizer and Presider: Gershon Shafir, University of Critics: Dan Cornfield, Vanderbilt University California, San Diego Craig A. Olson, University of Wisconsin, Madison Citizenship in Pre-National, National, and Post-National Charles Ragin, Northwestern University Orders. Gershon Shafir, University of California San Diego 400. Professional Workshop. Balancing Teaching and Citizenship Rights, Solidarity, and Identity. Craig Calhoun, Research Expectations in the Early Faculty Career New York University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Identity, Rights, and Claims-Making: Changing Dynamics of Citizenship in Postwar Europe. Yasemin Soysal, Organizer: Cliff Brown, University of New Hampshire University of Essex, England Panel: Tim Brezina, Tulane University Discussion: Michael Schudson, University of California, John Brueggemann, Skidmore College San Diego Joya Misra, University of Georgia Vincent J Roscigno, Ohio State University Panelists representing a variety of institutional settings will discuss 396. Special Session. Evaluating Teaching: Does Gender the tensions between teaching and research for new faculty. The Matter? (co-sponsored by the ASA Committee on the workshop will focus on some of the pitfalls that new faculty should avoid and will also offer a forum for sharing strategies for professional success. Status of Women in Sociology and Sociologists for After brief presentations by the panelists, the remainder of the workshop Women in Society) will be dedicated to discussion and question-and-answer exchanges Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 between panelists and workshop attendees.

Organizer: Robin L. Jarrett, University of Illinois, Urbana- 401. Academic Workplace Workshop. Examining and Champaign Enhancing the Undergraduate Sociology Curriculum Presiders: Robin L. Jarrett, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign; and Mary Ann Lamanna, University of Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Nebraska, Omaha Theodore C. Wagenaar, Miami University Panel: Phyllis L. Baker, University of Northern Iowa James Sherohman, St. Cloud State University Elizabeth Higginbotham, University of Delaware Lynn Rapaport, Pomona College Cathy A. Rakowski, Ohio State University Charles H. Powers, Santa Clara University Joey Sprague, University of Kansas The workshop addresses key issues in both assessing and This special session will consider how gender influences teaching improving the undergraduate sociology curriculum. A few exemplary evaluations. It will explore possible connections between evaluations and models of curriculum assessment and revision will be described, along feminist course content; the intersection of gender with race, age, family with lessons learned. Lessons learned from reviewing dozens of status, , and/or other variables in the evaluation of teaching; sociology programs will be shared. Connections will be made with and evaluating gender and teaching across the life course. lessons from the literature. Participants will be encouraged to share their own experiences and ask questions of the leaders. 397. Special Session. Architectural Social Theory Hilton Chicago, Williford B Organizers and Presiders: Roger Friedland and Benjamin Bratton, University of California, Santa Barbara

Authenticating Places. David Brain, University of South Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 169

402. Teaching Workshop. Teaching the Sociology of Organizers: Gabriel Acevedo, University of St. Thomas; and Deviant Behavior Catherine G. Groseclose, Utah State University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H 1. Sociology of Sex and Gender Organizer: Martin Schwartz, Ohio University Female Delinquency: Is It More than Sociology? Mary Presider: Keith Crew, Northern Iowa University Elizabeth Baisi, University of Calgary Panel: Keith Crew, Northern Iowa University Conversations with Girls: An Opportunity for Self-Validation. Amanda Konradi, Ohio University Marian V. Curtis and Gretchen E. Scharfe, Bowdoin Walter DeKeseredy, Carleton University, Ottawa College Designed for both the instructor newly preparing this course and for What Makes Work Matter? A Qualitative Study of Meaningful those facing new challenges, this workshop will cover ways to prepare a Paid Work Experiences among Women at Midlife. course that avoids what Alex Liazos has attacked as the “nuts, sluts, and Jerilynn Kiely, University of Calgary preverts” approach. Panelists will discuss what a feminist perspective on Why Do Men Commit More Homicides Than Women?: deviance entails, and how to teach the course in large section (over 100 Exploring an Explanation of Socialization. Agnieszka students) classes. Kustra, University of Calgary Gender Discrimination among Managers: Earnings and 403. Informal Discussion Roundtables. Issues of Theory Authority. Jennifer Suzanne Winter, University of Calgary and Conceptualization 2. Medical Sociology Hilton Chicago, Astoria Hepatitis C: Prevalence, Consequences, and Implications. Organizer: Burke D. Grandjean, University of Wyoming Lisa M. Dobransky, Case Western Reserve University 1. Toward an Integrative Theory of Educational Stratification. Bridging the Competence Gap: Searching for Illness David K. Brown, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Information Online. Debbie Lynn Sluchinski, University of 2. On Postmodernism Calgary Mining the Modernity-Postmodernity Debate: Theory-testing Women in Law: Comparative Trends to Women in Medicine and Research Applications. Paul M. Jean, Emory and Law. Molly Taylor, University of Virginia University The Confluence of Medicine and Aging: Understanding and Gender, Attitudes, and Values in Modern and Postmodern Critiquing It. Amy Wisniewski, Case Western Reserve Societies. Christine A. Wernet-Beyer, University of Akron University 3. Rethinking the Urban/Rural Distinction 3. Sociology of Race, Gender, and Class The Gender of Urban and Rural Spaces. William G. Women Immigrants to Canada, 1971-1991. Michelle Flanagan, Coe College Ambrose, University of Calgary Violent Delinquency in America: Urban versus Rural Crime— Attitudes of Students from a Midwestern College toward The Transition of Violent Juvenile Behavior from City to Immigration. Alexander R. Arifianto, Rippon College Country. Douglas S. Wallace, Kansas State University The Daughter in a Family Business Proposal. Helen Olson, University of St. Thomas 4. Making Equality and Inequality: The Comparative Study of Women Travel Consultants: Doing Gender on the Job. National Education Systems. Kazuaki Uekawa, Shelley Louise Pacholok, University of Calgary University of Chicago The Effects of Diversity Dialogue Groups on Personal 5. “Spiral Dynamics”: A Sociological Perspective on Values. Attitudes about Gender and Racial Diversity. Veronica A. James R. Davis, St. Peter’s College Keiffer, San Jose State University 6. Self Identities and Theories of the Self 4. Evaluation Research Self-Processes in Marital Relations: Applying Self-Theories to Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, the Family Domain. Viktor Gecas, Washington State Something Blue: A Discussion of the Social Network University Literature. Diane R. Bessel, State University of New Multiple Identity Invocation: Examining Structural Overlap and York, Buffalo Structural Isolation. Jeanne Mekolichick, Kent State Direct Selling as a Re-enchantment of the Workplace- A University Case Study of Amway. Cheris Chan, Northwestern University 404. poster session cancelled From Utilitarianism to Rational Choice: Theory Application to U.S. Public Land Management. Catherine C. Groseclose, Utah State University Session 405, continued

A Critical Look at International Debt. Jane V. Mitchell, 405. Student Forum. Refereed Roundtables University of California, Los Angeles A Perspective on the Relationship between Language and Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV 170 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Knowledge. Alexander Thorn, San Francisco State Discourse in the Contemporary Chinese Women’s University Movement. Naihua Zhang, Florida Atlantic University 5. Politics, Religion, and Disorganization: a.k.a. Potpourri Discussion: Marcia Texler Segal, Indiana University The Effects of Precautionary Measures on Theft and Assault Southeast Victimization. Soni Desai, University of Calgary The Constructed Reality of Disturbed Children: Observations 407. Regular Session. Democratic Transitions of a Non-Public Classroom. Carrie Otto, California State Hilton Palmer House, Salons VIII University, Fullerton Organizer and Presider: Miguel Angel Centeno, Princeton From Nightmare to Consciousness: Democratizing Political University Parties. Christopher J. Poor, New School for Social Social Movement and Democratization in Africa and Asia: A Research Transnational Perspective. Kurt Schock, Harvard Rethinking a Transition: Religion, Rational Choice…(and University Women). Susan Wortmann, University of Nebraska, Ethno-Political Transformation in the Countries of the Former Lincoln USSR. Arunas Juska, University of Nebraska 6. International Research Industrial Capitalism and Democratic Transition in South Constructions of Native Culture in Tourism. Siegrid Korea. Gi-Wook Shin, University of California, Los Deutschlander, University of Calgary Angeles Gendered Consequences of Uneven Economic Globalization: Institutional Structure and Urban Governance: The An Analysis of Filipino Women’s Labor Migration to Decentralization of the Colombian State. Daniel Diaz, Japan’s Sex-Related Entertainment Industry. Eri Fujieda, University of Wisconsin University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Citizens, Clients, and the Bi-Facial State: The Emerging Social Position of Women and Gender Attitudes in Two Articulation between State and Society in Latin America. Newly Emerging Independent States, Poland and Carlos Waisman, University of California, San Diego Russia. Nataliya Kravits, Catholic University of America Discussion: Miguel Angel Centeno, Princeton University Hindu Religion in Middle America: The Changing Face of Immigration. Michael M. McCollum, Pennsylvania State 408. Regular Session. Explaining Crime and Delinquency University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E 7. Deviance/Crime Organizer: Karen Heimer, University of Iowa An Examination of Teen Court Diversion Programs and Ego Interpreting Rational Choice and Criminal Propensity Identity Status of Juvenile Offenders. Andrew J. Dick and Theories of Crime: The Variable Effects of the Costs of Brian Eisenhauer, Utah State University Crime. Brad Wright, University of Connecticut; and The Production of Violence in Prison. Hye Young Lee, Avshalom Caspi and Terrie Moffit, Institute of Psychiatry, California State University, Los Angeles London, England Still Smokin’: The Effect of Anti-Smoking Legislation on Role Strain and Illicit Drug Use: The Moderating Influence of Smoking Behavior of Ontario Students. Ryan Christian Commitment to Conventional Values. Ruth Xiaoru Liu, Mackay, University of Calgary San Diego State University; and Howard B. Kaplan, Exploring Factors that Contribute to Gender Differences in Texas A&M University Aggression. Alison J. Sherley, University of Calgary Within-Person Changes in Illegal Earnings: The Social and Economic Determinants of Ill-Gotten Gains. Christopher 406. Regular Session. Development, Discourse, and Uggen and Melissa Thompson, University of Minnesota Women Crime and Punishment: A Model of Formal Sanction, Rational Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Choice, and Crime. Ross Matsueda, University of Organizer and Presider: Rita S. Gallin, Michigan State Washington; Michael Polakowski, University of Arizona; University Rosemary Gartner, University of Toronto; and Irving The Female Condom and the Image of Women: Technology, Piliavin, University of Wisconsin, Madison Rights, and Representation. Amy Kaler, University of The Effects of Age Composition (and Other Factors) on Short Pennsylvania Term (1992-96) and Long Term (1980-96) Trends in Self-Reliance and Empowerment?: Exploring the Rhetoric of Age-Adjusted Index Crime Rates. Darrell Steffensmeier, Microcredit. Robin G. Isserles, City University of New Pennsylvania State University; and Miles Harer, Federal York Bureau of Prisons A Case Study of the State and Women’s Political Participation in Contemporary China. Ping-Chun Hsiung, 409. Regular Session. Life Course Trajectories University of Toronto, Scarborough Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII Socialism and the Legitimacy of Feminism: Changing Organizer: Deborah T. Gold, Duke University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 171

Presider: Lynne G. Hodgson, Quinnipiac College Columbia Does Long-Term Marriage Bring Less Discord? Laurie Russell Hatch, University of Kentucky; and Kris Bulcroft, 412. Regular Session. Symbolic Interaction: Theoretical Western Washington University Contributions Change in Job Values during the Transition to Adulthood. Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson, University of Minnesota The Limited Impact of Early Familial Disruption on Subjective Organizer: Peter Adler, University of Denver Well-Being in Later Life. James R. Peacock, University of Presider: Daniel Cress, University of Colorado North Carolina, Charlotte; and Gay C. Kitson, University Inequalities, Democracy, and Fieldwork in the Chicago of Akron School f Yesterday and Today. Ruth Horowitz, New York Discussion: Linda K. George, Duke University University Glossing by Translation: An Ethnomethodological 410. Regular Session. Organizations: Varieties of Historiography of Accounts of Georg Simmel and His Organizational Forms and Nexus Sociology. Russell Kelly, University of Central Lancashire, England Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M The Social Construction of Equality in Everyday Life. Scott Organizer: Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina, Robert Harris, University of Oregon Chapel Hill Engaging Technology: An Ethnographic Research Agenda or Presider: Yehouda Shenhav, Tel Aviv University, Israel Examining People’s Experiences with Enabling Devices. Administrative Discretion within the U.S. Wetlands Protection Robert C. Prus, University of Waterloo Program: The Organization of Social Regulation. Caitilin Discussion: Michael G. Flaherty, Eckerd College R. Rabbit, New York University Corporate Multisubsidization, Diversification, and 413. Regular Session. Urban Sociology: Community and Performance: A Panel Analysis of the 1976 Fortune 500. Neighborhood Tami C. Swenson and Mary Zey, Texas A&M University Hilton Chicago, Marquette Concentrated Markets in Cultural Industries: Are Economies of Scale an Entry Barrier to New Firms in the Higher Organizer and Presider: Ray Hutchison, University of Education Publishing Industry? Patricia Thornton, Duke Wisconsin, Green Bay University The Effects of Local Stressors on Neighborhoood Brows and Matches: The Impact of Critics in the Film Attachment. Rachael Anne Woldoff, Ohio State Industry. Ezra W. Zuckerman and Tai-Young Kim, University Stanford University The Paradox of Neighborhood Association Formation and Promoting from a Position of Weakness: Firm Strength and Membership. John C. Klburn, Jr., Eastern Connecticut the Rate of Internal Promotion. Damon J. Phillips and University; and Michael O. Maume, Ohio University Jesper B. Sorensen, University of Chicago Community and Place Identity Ambivalence. Todd Robbins, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 411. Regular Session. Countermovements: Movements of From River Rats to Bluff Dwellers: The Search for Community the Right in a Relocated Town. Gaetano Guzzo, Georgia Southern University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Discussion: Ray Hutchison, University of Wisconsin, Green Organizer: Barbara Epstein, University of California, Santa Bay Cruz Presider: Tina Fetner, New York University 414. Section on Methodology. New Methods of Quantitative Analysis Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Countermovement Strategy in American Abortion Politics. David S. Meyer, City University of New York; and Organizer: David B. Grusky, Stanford University Suzanne Staggenborg, McGill University Presider: Ross M. Stolzenberg, University of Chicago Politics of Division: California’s Proposition 187. A Revival of A Bayesian Model Averaging Approach to Completing the Anti-Immigrant Social Movement. Carleen R. Basler, Missing Data. Mark P. Becker, University of Michigan; Yale University and Mary E. Landrum, Harvard Medical School Working Anita Bryant: A View into the Christian Antigay Measuring Depression and Well-Being among Adult Siblings. Countermovement’s Impact on the Lesbian and Gay Robert M. Hauser and Alair MacLean, University of Movement. Tina Fetner, New York University Wisconsin, Madison Onward Women Soldiers: Gay Bashing in the Religious Correcting for Heteroscedasticity with Heteroscedasticly Right. Susan E. Marshall, University of Texas, Austin Consistent Standard Errors in the Linear Regression Discussion: Clarence Y.H. Lo, University of Missouri, Model: Small Sample Considerations. J. Scott Long and 172 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Laurie H. Ervin, Indiana University Boulder; and Barbara Farhar, National Renewable Functional Form for Continuous Dependent Variables: Raw Energy Laboratory versus Logged Form. Trond Peterson, University of 4. Pollution and Public Health California, Berkeley Table Presider: Theodore H. Tsoukalas, Indiana University Discussion: Ross M. Stolzenberg, University of Chicago Pollution Futures: Commensuration, Commodification, and the Market for Air. Peter Levin and Wendy Espeland, 415. Section on Medical Sociology. How Does Managed Northwestern University Care Really Work? UK and US Investigations Toxic Waste and Public Health: A Study of Erie and Niagara Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI Counties, NY. Eric J. Krieg, Buffalo State College Organizer and Presider: Donald Light, UMDNJ and Rutgers 5. Resource Uses and Human Responses University Table Presider: Paul Gellert, Cornell University Doctors as Purchasers: Organizational and Professional The Social, Economic, and Environmental Impact of Shellfish Issues of Role, Risk, and Responsibility in Developing Mariculture in New York. Steven Lang, City University of Physician Group Practices. Stephen Shortell, University New York, York College of California, Berkeley Timber Production and Profitability in the Wake of Doctors as Purchasers: Organizational and Professional Environmental Opposition: The Kootenai National Forest Issues of Role, Risk, and Responsibility in Developing 1972-1994. Charles Clark, University of New Mexico Primary Care Groups. David Hunter, University of Leeds, The Social Causes of Environmentalism and Their England Implications for Forest Use in Ohio. Karen Ehrhardt- Critical Moments: Observing the Realities of Contract Martinez, Ohio State University Negotiations. David Hughes, University of Wales, 6. Environmental Knowledge Swansea Table Presider: Susan H. Roschke, City of Norwood, NJ Critical Moments: Observing How Requested Services Get Science, Local Knowledge, and Precaution in the U.S. Denied. Elizabeth Boyd, Rutgers University Environmental Movement. Steve Breyman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 416. Section on Environment and Technology. Refereed Cultural Praxis and the Form and Content of Environmental Roundtables and Business Meeting Knowledge. Max J. Pfeffer, Leland Glenna, and J. Hilton Chicago, Williford C Mayone Stycos, Cornell University Refereed Roundtables (2:30-3:30 p.m.): 7. Environmental Justice and Injustice Organizer: Carole L. Seyfrit, Old Dominion University Table Presider: Tammy Lewis, Denison University Does Size Really Matter?: A Comparison of County and 1. Technology and Public Perceptions Census Tract Units in the Study of Environmental Table Presider: Thomas K. Rudel, Rutgers University Justice. Glynis Daniels, Pennsylvania State University Public Understanding Genetic Engineering: Attitudes, Values,

and Implications for Communication and Policy Making.

Ortwin Renn, Center of Technology Assessment in The Mass Media, Political Fragmentation, and Environmental Baden, Wurttemberg Stuttgart, Germany Injustice in Puerto Rico: A Case Study of the Floods in

Barrio Tortugo. Marla Perez-Lugo, Rutgers University Doubting Thomas Edison: Y2K and Our Millennial Misgivings. Michael M. Bell, Iowa State University 8. Environment and Social Movements Table Presider: Karen Marie O’Neill, Rutgers University 2. Environmental Issues of Hog Farming Recycling Labor, Recycling History: Centering the Workplace Table Presider: Robert Edwards, East Carolina University in Environmental Justice Research. David Pellow, Hog Confinements and Ecological Awareness: A New University of California, Berkeley Environmental Movement? Ishmail Said, Luther College Mainstream and Grassroots Environmental Movements: How An Environmental Field Study: Pigs, Profits, and Pollution. Race, Class, and Gender Effect Movement Participation, Patricia R. Hoffman, University of Nebraska Organization, and Concerns. Maureen Clark, Belmont 3. Energy and Environment University Table Presider: J. Stanley Black, Illinois Environmental 9. People, Perceptions, and Place Protection Agency Table Presider: Perry Grossman, New York University Reconfiguring Demand: Consumers, Utilities, and Their Those Who Have Gone Before: Influences on Perceptions Environmental Technologies. Elizabeth Shove and and Behavior toward the Environment as Viewed through Heather Chappells, Lancaster University the Urbanization of the Desert. Janine Minkler, Boston Willingness to Pay for Renewable Energy: A Follow-up Study College; and Sam Minkler, Northern Arizona University of Colorado Homeowners Interested in Residential Grid- Person, Environment, and Person-Environmental Fit as Tied PV Systems. Jan Buhrmann, University of Colorado, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 173

Influences on Residential Satisfaction of Elders. Eva Experience of Culture: Personality, Cognition, Kahana and Loren Lovegreen, Case Western Reserve Emotion, Identity University; and Michael Kahana, Brandeis University Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 10. Risk Perceptions of Nuclear Waste Organizers and Presiders: Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Table Presider: Carole L. Seyfrit, Old Dominion University Swarthmore College; and Magali Sarfatti Larson, The LLRW: Policy, Process, and Perception—Where’s the Risk? University of Urbino and Temple University Diane Aurelia Burton, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Morally Relativistic Rhetoric and Conceptualizations of Concerns about Nuclear Waste Shipments: Are People Morality: The Influence of Social Class Trajectories. Rational or Irrational? Donald Pierson, Ann S. Oakes, Karen Albright, New York University and Mary K. McBeth, Idaho State University “Straighten Up and Fly Right”: Life after Work and the Play of Section on Environment and Technology Business Meeting Swing. Randal Doane, City University of New York (3:30-4:15 p.m.) Graduate Center Music as a Technology of the Self. Tia DeNora, University of 417. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. Racism, Exeter, England Nationalism, and the National Question Collective Memory: The Two Cultures. Jeffrey Olick, Columbia University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Discussion: Nancy Weiss Hanrahan, George Mason Organizer and Presider: Rod Bush, St. John’s University University The South and the Black Radical Tradition: Then and Now. Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; and Jerome 420. Section on Sociology of Children. Children’s Scott, Project South Friendships The Analysis of Whiteness and the Analysis of Color- Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Blindness: A Critical Comparison. Leslie Carr, Old Dominican University Organizer and Presider: Robert Crosnoe, Stanford University Puerto Rico: The Quest for a Nation or Statehood? Sandy Keeping and Making Friends in Italian Children’s Transition Alvarez, Kansas State University from Preschool to Elementary School. William A. Perceptions of Social Justice: The Racial Divide. Melvin E. Corsaro, Kathryn Gold Hadley, and Heather Sugioka, Thomas, North Carolina State University; Cedric Herring, Indiana University; and Luisa Molinari, University of University of Illinois, Chicago; and Hayward Derrick Bologna, Italy Horton, State University of New York, Albany Ethnicity and Crowd Choice in High School. Melissa Herman, African Americans and the National Question: The Northwestern University Structuring of Power within the World-System. Rod Bush, Session 420, continued St. John’s University Peer Status in the Middle School: A Natural Treatment for 418. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. Unequal Participation. Paulette Lloyd, University of Comparative and Historical Perspectives on California, Los Angeles; and Elizabeth Cohen, Stanford Organizational Innovation University Hilton Chicago, Joliet She Even Passed the Manhood Test, Remember?: Gender Organizer and Presider: David Stark, Columbia University Boundaries and Hegemonic Masculinity in Middle Organizational Genesis, Identity, and Control: The Childhood Play. C. Shawn McGuffey, University of Transformation of Banking in Renaissance. John Massachusetts, Amherst; and B. Lindsay Rich, Padgett, University of Chicago Transylvania University The End of the Hospital?: Reorganizing Health Systems. Discussion: Barrie Thorne, University of California, Berkeley Geoff Fougere, University of Canterbury Christchurch, New Zealand 421. Section on Sociology of Law. Law, Governance, and The Power of the Perversity Thesis: Obstacles to Institutional Global Change Innovation in Welfare Reform. Margaret Somers, Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K University of Michigan; and Fred Block, University of Organizer and Presider: Robin Stryker, University of Iowa California, Davis The Rise of Courtocracy. Kim Lane Scheppele, University of Varieties of Capitalist Systems: Why Small Firm Pennsylvania Biotechnology Flourishes in the U.S., but Not in Europe. Modern Law as a Global Institutional Model. Elizabeth Boyle, Walter W. Powell, Stanford University University of Minnesota Silicon Alley through an East European Lens. David Stark, Legal Strategies as Part of the Internationalization of National Columbia University Palace Wars. Bryan G. Garth, American Bar Foundation Law and Creative Destruction: Corporate Bankruptcy around 419. Section on Sociology of Culture. The Individual 174 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

the Globe. Terence C. Halliday, American Bar Organizer and Presider: Joseph Galaskiewicz, University of Foundation Panelist: Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern Minnesota University Grassrooting the System?: The Development and Impact of Social Movement Philanthropy, 1960-1990. J. Craig Jenkins, Ohio State University; and Abigail L. Halcli, Oxford Brookes University, England 3:30 p.m. Meetings Resisting the De-Politicizing Effects of Philanthropic Support: ______Mobilizing Money Strategically. Susan Ostrander, Section on Environment and Technology Business Meeting Civil Society and the Nonprofit Sector: A Comparative (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford C Analysis of Change in Scope and Structure. Helmut K. Section on Sociology of Sexualities Business Meeting (to Anheier, London School of Economics, England 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Discussion: Debra Minkoff, Yale University

424. Special Session. Fifty Years of Urban Research: The Contributions of Janet Abu-Lughod 4:30 p.m. Meetings ______Hilton Chicago, Marquette ____ Organizer and Presider: Diane E. Davis, New School for Section on Medical Sociology Business Meeting—Hilton Social Research Palmer House, Salons V-VI Panel: Diane E. Davis, New School for Social Research Richard Sennett, New York University Saskia Sassen, University of Chicago Loic Wacquant, University of California, Berkeley John Walton, University of California, Davis Discussion: Janet Lippman Abu-Lughod, New School for Social Research

425. Professional Workshop. Opportunities and Pitfalls in Community Action Research 4:30 p.m. Sessions ______Hilton Chicago, Astoria ____ Randy Stoecker, University of Toledo Susan Stall, Northeastern Illinois University 422. Thematic Session. Gender, Generation, and In this workshop you will be magically transported to the fictional Migration neighborhood of MidRiver, where some of you will take on the roles of Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 17 community residents, and others will take on the roles of participatory research consultants. Together, residents and participatory researchers Organizer and Presider: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, will plan a community-based action research project around an important University of Southern California neighborhood issue. As part of the workshop, we will experience and Family, Culture, and Gender in Filipina American Life. Yen deal with these issues: who defines the research question, who does the Le Espiritu, University of California, San Diego research work, how do the research results get reported, how is the research related to action, who owns the data, what are appropriate and Sexuality Transitions across Generations: Mexican inappropriate roles for researchers. Participants are expected to arrive on Mothers and Daughters in Los Angeles. Gloria time and state for the entire workshop period. Gonzalez-Lopez, University of Southern California To Stay or Go?: Salvadoran Youth at the Migration 426. Academic Workplace Workshop. Tooting Our Horn: Crossroads. Sarah J. Mahler, Florida International Showing the Uses and Contributions of Sociology to University Parents, Students, Alumni, Administrators, and Transnational Families and the Negotiation of Childhood. Others on Campus Barrie Thorne, University of California, Berkeley; and Marjorie Faulstich Orellana, Northwestern University Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Organizer: Charles S. Green, III, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater 423. Special Session. Private Philanthropy and the Panel: Dean S. Dorn, California State University, Sacramento Production of Social Change Charles S. Green, III, University of Wisconsin, Hilton Chicago, Boulevard A Whitewater James Sherohman, St. Cloud State University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 175

James P. Sikora, Illinois Wesleyan University Employee Participation and Profit Sharing in Russian Victoria Sturtevant, Southern Oregon State College Enterprises. Raymond Russell, University of California, Panelists with share examples of “Tooting Our Horn” with workshop Riverside attendees, each of whom should bring an example--or at least an idea-- Family Provisions at the Workplace Level and Their to share. Relationship to Worker Absenteeism Retention and

Productivity: Evidence from the Australian Workplace 427. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sociology of Drug Industrial Relations Survey. Peter D. Brandon, University and Alcohol Abuse of Massachusetts, Amherst Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan George Dowdall, St. Joseph University 430. Regular Session. Contemporary Issues in Lana Harrison, University of Delaware Criminology Steven Martin, University of Delaware Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4E Cynthia Robbins, University of Delaware Organizer: Raymond Teske, Jr., Sam Houston State The goal of this workshop is to help instructors develop both undergraduate and graduate level courses on the Sociology of Drug and University Alcohol Abuse. In addition to sharing syllabi, active learning exercises, Presider: Frank R. Scarpitti, University of Delaware and writing assignments, panelists will discuss use of a class homepage Self-reported Delinquency in Taiwan: Are Findings for and internet resources on alcohol and drug use, and also public access American Samples Generalizable? Gary F. Jensen, data sets for student research on alcohol and drugs. Vanderbilt University; and Shu-neu Wang, Fu-Jen Catholic University 428. Regular Session. Sociology of Aging Without a Home, without a Choice?: Why the Concept of Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII “Situation” Is Central and at the Same Time too Narrow Organizer and Presider: Ronald Angel, University of Texas, for Explaining the Criminal Behavior of Homeless People. Austin Marion Mueller, University of Munich, Germany Session 430, continued Patterns of Latino Homicide in El Paso and Miami, 1985- Productive Aging: Five Sociological Perspectives. Brent A. 1994. Ramiro Martinez, Jr., and Matthew T. Lee, Taylor and Vern L. Bengtson, University of Southern University of Delaware California Suburban Crime and Fear among Older Americans. Loreen Black and White Differences in Patterns of Informal and T. Wolfer and Thomas Baker, University of Scranton Formal Long-Term Care Assistance among Frail Older Adults. Stephanie J. Fonda and Van H. Luong, University 431. Regular Session. Politics and Development of Michigan, Ann Arbor Strategies in a Global Economy Men in the Margins: Narrative Construction of Women’s Life Histories in Old Age. Tracy B. Citeroni, Mary Washington Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 College Organizer: Rosario Espinal, Temple University Seniors in the Part-Time Labor Force: Issues of Choice and Presider: Antonio Menendez, Butler University Power. Ann D. Duffy and Daniel G. Glenday, Brock Remaking the Developmental State in the Global Economy: University; and Norene Pupo, York University The Irish Software Industry in Comparative Perspective. Aging, Cohorts, and Verbal Ability. Duane F. Alwin and Ryan Seán O’Riain, University of California, Davis J. McCammon, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Out of Whole Cloth?: The Origins of Entrepreneurship in the Dominican Republic’s Apparel Sector. Andrew Schrank, 429. Regular Session. Work and the Workplace: Benefits University of Wisconsin and Compensation around the World Philippines 2000: State Legitimation through Discourse. Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K William E. Tiao, Columbia University Muslim Politics in Turkey: Creating an Alternative Organizers: Robert L. Kaufman and Andrew Cognard-Black, Developmental Ideal. Yildiz Atasoy Ohio State University Television and Social Change in Rural India: A Study of Two Presider: Andrew Cognard-Black, Ohio State University Mountain Villages in Western Maharashtra. Kirk The House Rules: Tips, Tokes, and Tactics among Casino Johnson, University of Guam Dealers. Jeffrey J. Sallez, University of California, Berkeley 432. Regular Session. Organizations: Mediation, Control, Between State and Market: Income Determination in Working and Trust Community of China’s Public Sector. Xiaonong Cheng, Princeton University Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M The Effects of Privatization and Employee Shareholding on Organizer: Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina, 176 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Chapel Hill Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Presider: David Barron, Oxford University, England Organizer: Lisa Troyer, University of Iowa Toward a Network Theory of Interorganizational Relations. Presider: Will Kalkhoff, University of Iowa Patrick N. Kenis, Free University, The Netherlands; and Applying Theory and Finding Power Relations. Linda B. Karr, David Knoke, University of Minnesota University of South Carolina; and Joanna Mazur, Informal Networks, Social Control, and Third-Party Jagiellonian University, Poland Cooperation. Martin A. Gargiulo, INSEAD, France Equalizing Power in Exchange Networks: The Duality of When Enemies Become Partners: The Emergence of Exchange and Coalitions. Philip Bonacich, University of Consensus in Boston’s Inner City. Christopher Winship California, Los Angeles and Jenny Berrien, Harvard University Restraint Is Easier Than Giving: A Cross Cultural Repeated Exchange and Evidence of Trust in the Substance Comparison of Public Goods and Common Pool of Contracts. Holly J. Raider, INSEAD, France Resources. Jane Sell and Zeng-Yin Chen, Texas A&M Discussion: David Barron, Oxford University, England University Authority Structures and Organizational Contexts: Three 433. Regular Session. Stigmatized Places Independent Tests. Kevin Childers, Louisiana State Hilton Chicago, Williford B University Organizer and Presider: Tom Gieryn, Indiana University Authoritarianism: A Personality Profile or an Ideology? Gidi “My Regular Spot”: Conceptions of Urban Space among Rubinstein, Netanya Academic College, Israel Black Street Corner Men. Marcus L. Britton, Discussion: Shane Thye, University of South Carolina Northwestern University 436. Regular Session. Teaching Sociology Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Spying on an Eyesore: Space, Place, and Urban Decay. Paul Organizer: Diana Kendall, Baylor University Draus, Loyola University, Chicago; and Cornelius Presider: Jerry Shepperd, Austin Community College Howard Exploring Critical Feminist Pedagogy: The Dialogic, Stigmatized Space: An Exploration of Reputation and the Experiential, and Participatory (DEP) Approach to Geography of Exclusion and Inclusion. Karen E. Hayden, Teaching and Learning. Esther Ngan-ling Chow, Merrimack College American University Claiming Space for Graffiti Writers’ Identities. Greg Smith, Intertextuality and a Reclaimed Public Sphere: Columbia University Undergraduates Playing with Habermasian Theory. Jeanne Curran, California State University, Dominguez 434. Regular Session. Organizing Social Movements Hills; and Susan R. Takata, University of Wisconsin, under Difficult Circumstances Parkside Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Thinking outside the Box: Reinvigorating the Teaching of Organizer: Barbara Epstein, University of California, Santa Theory in the Sociology Curriculum. Diana Kendall and Cruz Harold Osborne, Baylor University Presider: Gerald M. Platt, University of Massachusetts, A Successful Methodology for Teaching Social Theory: A Amherst Problem-Area Perspective. Mike McMullen, University of The Civil Society of the Bees as Indigenous-Religious and Houston, Clear Lake Social Movement: Constructing Syncretic Identities in the Struggle of Chiapas, Mexico. Marco Tavanti, Loyola 437. Section on Methodology. Keynote Address University, Chicago Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Outsiders in Social Protest. Francesca Polletta, Columbia Organizer: Michael Hout, University of California, Berkeley University Presider: Peter V. Marsden, Harvard University Why Social Movements Don’t Begin: African Americans in the Embedding Experiments in Surveys. Paul Sniderman, Age of Identity Politics. Belinda Robnett, University of Stanford University California, Davis Explaining Protest Mobilization in Repressive Settings: 438. Section on Medical Sociology. Award Ceremony and Lessons from East Germany’s Spontaneous Revolution. Business Meeting Steven Pfaff, New York University Discussion: Gerald M. Platt, University of Massachusetts, Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI Amherst Organizer: Donald Light, UMDNJ and Rutgers University

435. Regular Session. The Social Psychology of 439. Theory Section Miniconference. Communicating Dilemmas, Exchange, and Authority with Non-Theorists I: Improving Theory Education for Graduate Students Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 177

Hilton Chicago, Williford A 1. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Nationalism Organizer and Presider: Douglas D. Heckathorn, Cornell What is Nationalism?: Comparing Kerala and Bengal, India in University the Late Colonial Period, 1934-1941. Manali Desai, Panel: Robert Antonio, University of Kansas University of California, Los Angeles Alan Sica, Pennsylvania State University Contested Boundaries: The “Nation” and the “State” in Germany and Japan. Shigeki Sato, Ibaraki University, 440. Section on Environment and Technology. Japan Environmental and Social Impacts of Resource 50 Years after Nakbah: Contested Diaspore and Palestinian Development Collective Memory. Rabab Abdulhadi, Yale University; and Reem Abdelhadi, Center for the Study of Hilton Chicago, Boulevard B Democracy, London Organizer: Carole L. Seyfrit, Old Dominion University Dynamics of Nationality Regulation: Persistent Variation and Presider: Clare Hinrichs, Iowa State University Limited Convergence. Chikako Kashiwazaki, Sophia Outport Adaptations: Human Dimensions of an Ecological University, Japan Regime Shift in Newfoundland. Lawrence Hamilton, University of New Hampshire Session 442, continued

Environmental Degradation and Human Migration: A Case Citizenship Rights: Blood, Soil, and Gender in Tunisia and Study from the Ecuadorian Amazon. Diane Bates, Morocco. M.M. Charrad, University of Pittsburgh Rutgers University 2. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Nationalism Resource Dependency and Poverty: A Comparative Analysis and Citizenship of the United States and Japan. Dana R. Fisher, Good Citizen or Faithful Subject: A Comparative Historical University of Wisconsin, Madison Analysis of Civil Religion in the Former Soviet Union and Federalism and the Difficulties of Comprehensive Resource the United States. Brian M. Lowe, University of Virginia Planning. Karen Marie O’Neill, Rutgers University Nationalism, Underdevelopment, and the State in Greece, Discussion: Suzanne B. Maurer, Syracuse University Serbia, and Bulgaria. Victor Roudometof, American College of Thessaloniki, Greece 441. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. Race, Islamic Law or Parliament’s Law: The Historical Background Ethnicity, and Sexualities in Iran. Farshad Malek-ahmadi, State University of New York, Stony Brook Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B 3. Methodological and Epistemological Issues in Historical Organizer: Joane Nagel, University of Kansas Causality Presider: Mary Kelly, Central Missouri State University Path-Dependency and Social Explanation. James Mahoney, Normative Sexuality and the Production of Ethnicity: Race Brown University and Identity among (Asian) Indian Immigrant Families in Putting History in Motion: Mapping Dynamic and the United States. Sharmila Rudrappa, University of Interdependent Historical Processes. Daniel L. Jones, Wisconsin, Madison University of North Texas Cuban American Gay Men: Families, Masculinity, and Contextualizing the Ecclesiastical Insect Trials of the 15th-17th Identity. Susana Pena, University of California, Santa Centuries. Diane Rodgers, University of Missouri, Barbara Columbia Collective Memory, Credibility Structures, and the Case of Under the Italian Gaze: Turkey’s Social and Cultural Tawana Brawley. Jonathan Markovitz, University of Geography during the Interwar Years Based on Italian California, San Diego Historical Documents. Ayesgul Baykan, Koc University, Dangerous Intersections: Border Crossings in Racialized Turkey Queer Spaces. Sara Collas, University of Kansas Ethnosexual Frontiers: Constructing and Crossing Racial, 4. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Gender in the Ethnic, Nationalist, and Sexual Boundaries. Joane Nagel, Americas University of Kansas A Romance with Madness: The Historical Impact of Elite Discussion: Christine Robinson, University of Kansas Women on American Mental Health Movements. David M. Long, Emory University; and Jaimie Ann Carboy, 442. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. Colorado State University Refereed Roundtables and Business Meeting Relationship between Agrianess and Wifebeating: A Cross Cultural Analysis. Lisa Ann Geason, Southern Illinois Hilton Chicago, Williford C University, Carbondale Refereed Roundtables (4:30-5:30 p.m.): Engendering Urban Poverty: The Political Construction of Organizer: Lawrence King, Yale University Shantytown Women in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Julio Cesar 178 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Pino, Kent State University Capitalist versus Socialist Urban Logic. Judit Bodnar, 5. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Race in the University of Ghent, Belgium Americas 9. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on State The Making of a White Middle Class: An Urban-Comparative Structures, Democracy, and Authoritarianism Analysis of the 1920s Ku Klux Klan Movement in the National and Class Factors in Democratization, 1988-1994. United States. Christopher Rhomberg, Yale University Charles Kurzman and Eric Leahey, University of North The Abolition of Slavery in Brazil and the Contemporary Carolina, Chapel Hill Race-Based Division of Labor. David Baronov, Bastyr Authoritarian Legacies in Processes of Conservative University Modernization. Argentina, Spain, and Uruguay in A Plural Society Governed by a Predatory State: The Social Comparative Perspective. Jorge Rodriquez, University of and Economic Preconditions of the Anglo-American Illinois, Chicago; and Fernando Figueira, Northwestern State, 1787-1837. Richard P. Young and Paul W. Pitkin, University Seattle University Explaining State Terror: A Comparison of Uganda and A Revolution of the Soul: Transformative Experiences and Guatemala. Lawrence King, Yale University; and Immediate Abolitionism, 1832-1838. Michael P. Young, Margaret M Zamudio, University of Colorado, Boulder New York University International Organization Linkages in the World Political 6. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Economic System. Connie L. McNeely, George Mason University Organizations The Roots of Political Instability in an Artificial “Nation-State”: Entrepreneurialism, Economic Rent, and Increasing The Case of Nigeria. E.C. Ejiogu, University of Maryland, Inequality in Agrarian Villages in Nineteenth Century New College Park England. Robert Enoch Buck, San Diego State University Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology Business “Like Poison...”: The English Building Guilds, 1919-1923. Meeting (5:30-6:15 p.m.) Sandra Harding, Queensland University of Technology, Australia 443. Section on Sociology of Culture. Perspectives on Sectoral Politics and the Great Transformation: The Political American Culture: Personal and Theoretical Construction of Capitalist Agriculture in Chile, 1973-89. Reflections C. Marcus Kurtz, University of Miami Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A 7. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Class and Elites in Advanced Capitalist Societies Organizer and Presider: Robert Dunn, California State Construction and Contestation of “The Hegemonic”: How University, Hayward Textbooks Represent West Virginia Labor Struggles Finding the Cultural beneath the Natural in Studying 1920-1921. Heather Hanson, University of California, American Society. Michael Schudson, University of Davis California, San Diego Objective Class, Social Achievement, and Left Party Voting: The Sacred in the Mundane: Material and Symbolic Practices A Logit Comparison across Britain, Germany, and the at Work. Rick Fantasia, Smith College United States: 1973-1975. H. Lovell Smith, Loyola Searching for the Lost Race: Culture in Texts and Images in College the Abortion Debate. Nicola Beisel, Northwestern Black Diamonds and White Knights: The Effects of Capitalist University Political Conflicts on the Structural Development of Identity vs. Interests and Ideology: Culture as Source and America’s Coal Industry. Max Stevens, University of Consequence of Leftwing Activism. Dick Flacks, California, Los Angeles University of California, Santa Barbara Rise and Fall of a Nation of Joiners: The Knights of Labor Discussion: Robert Dunn, California State University, Revisited. Jason Kaufman, Princeton University Hayward Social Roots of Political Intransigence: Failed Israeli-Egyptian Peacemaking in the Early 1970s. Gershon Shafir and 444. Section on Sociology of Children. Children at the Shannon McMullen, University of California, San Diego Millennium: Where Have We Come From, Where Are We Going? 8. Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Post- Communist Society Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Post-Communist Transformation and the New Elite in Organizer: Sandra L. Hofferth, University of Michigan Slovakian Comparative Perspective. Akos Rona-Tas, Presider: David Eggebeen, Pennsylvania State University University of California, San Diego Indices of Child Well-Being for the Nation and the 50 States: Recombinant Property or Dependent Development in Post- Trends Past and Future. Neil G. Bennett and Jane Communist Capitalism. Eric Hanley, University of Mosley, Columbia University Kansas; and Lawrence King, Yale University Youth Organizations: Beyond Family and School. Chandra Constructing Difference: Western versus Non-Western, Muller and Michelle Frisco, University of Texas, Austin Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 179

A Century (Plus) of Parenthood: Changes in Coresidential Section on Sociology of Culture Reception—Hilton Palmer Parenthood, 1880-1990. Frances Goldscheider, Brown House, Cresthill Room 11 University Theory Section and Section on Mathematical Sociology Joint Changes in American Children’s Time, 1981-1997. Sandra L. Reception—Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 Hofferth and Jack Sandberg, University of Michigan Discussion: David Eggebeen, Pennsylvania State University 6:30 p.m. Other Groups ______445. Section on Sociology of Sexualities. Rethinking “Straight”: Contesting and Constructing Sociologists’ Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Heterosexualities Caucus Community Activist Panel—Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Hilton Chicago, Boulevard C Sociology of Reproduction Network (Christine Morton)— Organizers: Donald C. Barrett, California State University, Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 San Marcos; and Kristin Esterberg, University of SSRC Sexuality Research Fellowship Program meeting of Massachusetts, Lowell Fellows and Research Advisors/Associates—Hilton Presider: Rebecca F. Plante, University of Kentucky Chicago, Conference Room 4L Compulsory Heterosexuality and “Orgasm Inadequacy”: A Short History of the Problematic Nature of Female (Hetero)sexual Desire. Julia A. Ericksen, Temple University 7:00 p.m. Meetings ______Level, Plumb, and Straight: The Construction and Enactment ____ of Masculinities in the Building Trades. Kris Papp, University of Wisconsin, Madison Department Resources Group Training Session on Just Add Penis and Stir: The Cookbook Approach to Gender Technology (to 9:00 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Identity. Carol S. Lindquist, State University of New York, Albany Queer Theory Rocks a Gender Analysis: The Social Organization of Sexual Desire and Gender Resistance in 9:30 p.m. Special Event ______a Rock Music Subculture. Mimi Schippers, Albion ____ College Just Desserts: Teaching Enhancement Fund Evening in

Honor of Recipients of the ASA Award for Distinguished

Contributions to Teaching and the ASA Section on 5:30 p.m. Meetings ______Undergraduate Education Hans O. Mauksch Award— ____ Hilton Chicago, Conrad Suite Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology (to 6:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford C

6:30 p.m. Receptions ______

Joint Section Reception (co-sponsored by the Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities, Section on Environment and Technology, Section on Marxist Sociology, and Section on Race, Gender, and Class)—Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 18 Section on Aging and the Life Course and Section on Sociology of Children Joint Reception—Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII Section on International Migration Reception—Hilton Chicago, Joliet Section on Medical Sociology Reception—Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Section on Political Sociology and Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology Joint Reception—Hilton Chicago, Williford C 180 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Discussion: Barbara Laslett, University of Minnesota; and Myra Marx Ferree, University of Connecticut

447. Special Session. Black Males, Inequality, and Policy Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Organizer: Anthony J. Lemelle, Jr., Purdue University Tuesday, August 10 Presider: Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. The length of each session/meeting activity is one hour Looking Back and Looking Forward: Black Males and Social and 45 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Session Change. Ronald L. Taylor, University of Connecticut presiders and committee chairs should see that sessions What Do Black Males Do with Their Rage?: The and meetings end on time to avoid conflicts with Psychological Reactions of the Oppressed. Floyd W. subsequent activities scheduled into the same room. Hayes, III, Purdue University Education as a Pathway to Freedom for African American Males. Lena Wright Myers, Ohio University Getting Into the Minds of Black Men: A Step Toward a New 7:15 a.m. Meetings Policy. Alford A. Young, Jr., University of Michigan ______Discussion: Donald Cunnigen, University of Rhode Island

Section on Sociology of Culture Council Meeting (to 8:15 448. Special Session. The Moral Side of Economic a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor C Processes

Hilton Chicago, Williford A

Organizers: Karin Knorr Cetina, University of Bielefeld, 8:30 a.m. Meetings Germany; and Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University ______Presider: Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University Salvadoran Couriers: The Role of Trust in a Transnational Fund for Advancement of the Discipline Advisory Committee Enterprise. Sarah J. Mahler, Florida International (to 11:30 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Pullman Boardroom University Honors Program Advisory Board—Hilton Chicago, The Moral Order of a Cambiste Culture. Urs Bruegger and Conference Room 4I Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Bielefeld, Germany Orientation for New 1999-2000 ASA Council Members— How Did “the Moral” Get Split from “the Economic”? Julie Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4J Nelson, Brandeis University Section on Mathematical Sociology Council Meeting (to 9:30 Discussion: Robert Wuthnow, Princeton University a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Joliet 449. Professional Workshop. Preparing for Graduate School

Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan 8:30 a.m. Sessions ______Organizer and Presider: David P. Aday, Jr., College of ____ William and Mary Panel: Robert Gossweiler, College of William and Mary 446. Thematic Session. Feminism and Women’s Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Movements as Historical and Global Phenomena Justin Haynes, College of William and Mary Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University Organizer and Presider: Barbara Laslett, University of This panel brings together students and faculty at various stages in their careers. The intention is to highlight the following issues: (1) Minnesota preparing “late bloomers”; (2) variables in selecting prospective graduate Women’s Movements in the Third World: Political Fields programs; (3) variables in recruiting and selecting students; (4) graduate and Movement Dynamics. Raka Ray, University of assistantships: opportunities and risks; (5) preparing for non-traditional California, Berkeley careers; (6) graduate studies and interdisciplinary programs. We will Women’s/Feminist Movements and Engendering the begin with very brief introductory remarks to introduce the perspectives of panel members and to pose initial questions. We will move as quickly as South African State. Gay W. Seidman, University of possible to questions and observations from the audience, with the Wisconsin, Madison intention of encouraging at least two points of view in panel responses. Islamist Women in Contemporary Turkish Politics. Yesim Arat, Bogazici University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 181

Session 452, continued 450. Academic Workplace Workshop. Making the Case Perceived Discrimination and Social Identity among Blacks for Professional Service in Promotion and Tenure and Whites. Chiung-Fan Chang, Texas A&M University Decisions 2. Structural Dimensions of Race and Ethnicity: Riots, Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Segregation, and Geography Organizer: Hugh F. Lena, Providence College Table Presider: Ira Silver, Northwestern University Panel: Garry W. Hesser, Augsburg College The Interactive Process of Marketing Social Responsibility: Hugh F. Lena, Providence College The Chicago Initiative as a Collaborative Response to Rachel R. Parker-Gwin, Virginia Polytechnic Institute the 1992 Los Angeles Riot. Ira Silver, Northwestern The mission of institutions of higher education invariably rests on University the three pillars of research, teaching, and service. So too, evaluations of faculty for tenure and promotion are based on these activities. In the area Race, Ethnicity, and Geography: A Case Study of Hiring in a of professional service, however, faculty often feel isolated and under- Janitorial Services Firm. Regina J. Deil and James C. rewarded for their efforts. In this workshop, panelists will discuss roles Witte, Northwestern University and rewards for faculty professional service as well as provide advice 3. Intersections of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender and examples of best practices for recognizing and rewarding this important activity. Constructing Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in a Globalized Context: The “Mail-Order Bride” Trade. Jennifer 451. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sociology of Ridenhour-Levitt, University of California, San Diego Children The Vilification of Anita Hill: The Intersection of Race, Class, and Gender Inequality in the Life of an African American Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Woman. Lori Parham and Jennifer Reid, Florida State Organizer and Presider: Sue Marie Wright, Eastern University Washington University 4. Intermarriage Panel: Debra Van Ausdale, Syracuse University Table Presider: Sheryline A. Zebroski, St. Louis Community Linda M. Waldron, Syracuse University College, Forest Park Rosalyn Benjamin Darling, Indiana University of The Sex Gap in Intermarriage: In-Group Sex Roles as a Pennsylvania Determinant of Exogamy. Andrew W. Jones, University Edythe M. Krampe, University of California, Irvine of Arizona Susan B. Prager, Brooklyn College Family Relationships and the Interracial Marriage. Clayton A. Rudolf Richter, University of Vienna, Austria Majete, City University of New York, Baruch College This workshop explores some of the dynamic trends in sociology of children and current methods being used to teach this material. Social Characteristics of Black and White Women Who Have Presenters represent a range of institutional settings and course levels. Intermarried. Sheryline A. Zebroski, St. Louis Community They will discuss the various goals and objectives for their courses. The College, Forest Park workshop will focus on integrating materials and assignments that meet these various goals and objectives. Participants are asked to bring a 453. Regular Session. Sociology of the Body syllabus for Sociology of Children or a related course (e.g., Child Welfare) that they wish to revise or expand. Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Organizer: Carol A.B. Warren, University of Kansas 452. Open Refereed Roundtables. Intersections of Race, Presider: Barry Glassner, University of Southern California Ethnicity, and Gender Moving through Space: Bodily Confidence, Social Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Confidence, and Sport. Joan Alway, University of Miami; and Suzanne E. Agha, Pennsylvania State University Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State “She’s Not Heavy, She’s a Plus-Sized Model”: The University Implications of Tokenism in the Fashion Industry. Julie E. 1. Patterns of Racial and Ethnic Identity Ferris, University of Iowa Combining Cultural Forms: The Making of Southern Ethnic Disability, Personhood, and Embodiment: Talk about Identity. Joseph T. Rhea, Arizona State University Sexuality and Relationships among the Developmentally Dutch-American Identity: A Case Study of Netherlands- Disabled. Jack Levinson, Hunter College, City University America Association of the Delaware Valley. Jennifer van of New York Stelle, Richard Stockton College Dennis Rodman and RuPaul: Subversive Masculinity or Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Mapping Discussions of Feminism, Racist Stereotype? Zine Magubane, University of Illinois, Race, and Beauty onto Mixed Race Japanese American Urbana Women. Rebecca Chiyoko King, University of San Francisco Built Bodies, Natural Bodies: The Social and Physical Construction of Gender. Jennifer K. Wesely, Tempe, Arizona 182 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Israel. Daniel Maman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 454. Regular Session. The Welfare State Israel Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Discussion: Pamela E. Oliver, University of Wisconsin,

Organizer and Presider: Bryan S. Roberts, Texas A&M 457. Regular Session. Homelessness: Exits and University Transitions? Exploring a Second “Most Similar” Nation: A Historical Account of the Australian Health Welfare State. Pamela Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Behan, Arkansas State University Organizer and Presider: Gwendolyn Dordick, Harvard Health Care, Privatization, and Welfare State Retrenchment University in Comparative Focus. Brian Gran, Yale University Exiting a Panhandling Career. Stephen E. Lenkenau, The Origin and Development of the Danish Welfare State: A National Development and Research Institutes New Perspective. Lars Bi Kaspersen, Aarhus University, Familial Support, Housing Resources, and Psychological Denmark Distress among Homeless Persons: A Longitudinal The Relationship between White Racial Attitudes and Views Analysis. Yin-Ling Irene Wong, University of of Welfare Programs. Mary Noonan, University of Pennsylvania; and Irving Piliavin, University of Michigan Wisconsin, Madison Shelter and Housing: Relationships between Stay Outcomes 455. Regular Session. Environmental Attitudes, Beliefs, and Individual, Family, and Shelter Stay Characteristics and Behaviors among Homeless Women in a New York City Family Hilton Chicago, Williford B Homeless Shelter. Stephen Metraux, University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Riley E. Dunlap, Washington State University Keeping Homeless Individuals Homeless: City Politics and Presider: Susan H. Roschke, City of Norwood, NJ the Zoning of Permanent Housing of Street Alcoholics: Environmental Beliefs, Intended Action, and Behavior. The Case of the Homeless Action Committee’s Damp Eugene S. Uyeki, Case Western Reserve University Single Room Occupancy Project, Albany, NY. Deirdre The Impact of Social Context on Environmental Attitudes, Oakley, State University of New York, Albany; and Behaviors, and the Attitude-Behavior Relationship: An Donna DeMaria, Homeless Action Committee, Albany, Analysis of Schutz’s Concept of Multiple Realities. Jan New York Buhrmann, University of Colorado, Boulder Viable Futures: An Examination of Sustainable Attitudes. 458. Regular Session. Mass Media: Relations to the Seana S. Lowe, University of Colorado, Boulder Public and Private Spheres Gender, Environmental Activism, and Conservation Behavior: A Study of the British Columbia Environmental Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Movement. David Tindall and Celine Mauboules, Organizer and Presider: Joel Smith, Duke University University of British Columbia Social Theory for News Media Research. Kevin G. Barnhurst, Discussion: Robert Emmet Jones, University of Tennessee University of Illinois, Chicago Race, Media, and Civil Society. Ronald N. Jacobs, State 456. Regular Session. Historical Sociology: Connections University of New York, Albany and Social Capital The Writer’s Room: Private Spheres in a Mediated Society. Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Heloisa Pait, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Susanna Victoria Stern, University of Wisconsin Organizer: Julia Adams, University of Michigan Representing the Projects: Race, Class, and Poverty in Presider: Pamela E. Oliver, University of Wisconsin, Madison National Media Representations of Public Housing in the Toward an Ideal Type of Guanxi Civil Society. Ming-Cheng U.S., 1950 through 1997. Matthew Z. Reed, Lo and Eileen M. Otis, University of California, Davis Northwestern University Immigrant Adaptation, Ethnic Mobility, and the Political Discussion: Joel Smith, Duke University Economy of Milk: German Jewish Cattle Dealers in Rural New York, 1940-1980. Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University 459. Regular Session. Organizations: Emerging Issues in

Organizational Research

From Black Sheep to Dusky Shepherds: The AMA and the Hilton Chicago, Astoria Making of a Black Upper Class. Joseph O. Jewell, Organizer: Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina, University of Illinois Chapel Hill The Organizational Connection: Social Capital and the Presider: John Sibley Butler, University of Texas, Austin Career Expansion of Directors of Business Groups in I. Cognitive Environment: Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 183

Revisiting Organizational Legitimation: Cognitive Diffusion Organizer and Presider: Larry Lovell-Troy, Millikin University and Sociopolitical Factors in the Evolution of Bulgarian Debate as a Teaching Method: A Closer Look. Jack B. Newspaper Enterprises, 1846-1992. Stanislav D. Dobrev, Monpas-Huber and Kimberly Monpas-Huber, University Tulane University of Connecticut Cognitive-Ecological Model of Organizational Survival: The The Effect of Peer Review on the Revision of Essays: An Hungarian Post-Socialist Case. Olga M. Khessina, Exploration of Assisted Performance. Robert Althauser Columbia University and Kim Darnell, Indiana University II. Contexts of Decision Making: Student Learning Outcomes in a Principles of Sociology Social Relations in Economic Decision-Making. Kuang-Chi Course. John W. Eby and Jeffrey M. Rioux, Messiah Chang, University of Chicago; and Jung-Chin Shen, College INSEAD, France Examining the Effects of Completing a Capstone Course on Institutional Foundations of Organizational Decision-Making. College Students: A Role-Identity-Based Analysis. Peter Martin Ruef, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill J. Collier, Portland State University; and Amy Driscoll, California State University, Monterey Bay III. Multi-Level, Multi-Logic Analyses: Discussion: Larry Lovell-Troy, Millikin University The Social Construction of Collective Actors. Soren

Christensen and Ann Westenholz, Copenhagen 462. Section on Medical Sociology. Health Care Business School Professions in Transition Deconstructing Downsizing: CEO, Firm, and Environmental Influences on Downsizing Strategies. Art Budros, Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII McMaster University Organizer and Presider: Fred Hafferty, University of IV. Organizations and Employment: Minnesota, Duluth The Informal Workplace: Analyzing Freedom from The Erosion of Medical Dominance. Lisa D. Marceau and Bureaucratic Structure. Matthew S. Bothner, Columbia John B. McKinlay, New England Research Institute University Medical Professionalism: The Incidence and Prevalence of Institutional and Organizational Influences on Participation the Concept. Grace Budrys, DePaul University and Employment in Russian Enterprises. Raymond Decentralization and the Professional Practice of Medicine. Russell, Anna Degtyareva, and Valerie Callanan, Brian Castellani and S. Lee Spray, Northeastern Ohio University of California, Riverside University Responses of HMO Directors to Trust Building in Managed 460. Regular Session. Social Stratification and Inequality: Care. David Mechanic and Marsha Rosenthal, Rutgers Wealth and Opportunity University Changing Professional Careers: Work Identity and Credibility Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K among Physician Executives in Managed Care. Timothy Organizer: John A. Logan, University of Wisconsin, Madison Hoff, State University of New York, Albany Capital and College: Parental Assets and Educational British Health Care Reform: What Can UK General Attainment. Dalton C. Conley, Yale University; and Practitioners Learn from US Experiences of Managed Seymour Spilerman, Columbia University Care? Katherine M. Clegg, University of Nottingham, College Stratification and Social Inequality: The Structuring of England Labor and Marriage Market Outcomes. Richard Arum, Alternative Health Professions and Bioethics: The Case of Michelle J. Budig, and Carmen Garcia, University of Informed Consent and Ayurveda. Sita Reddy, University Arizona of Pennsylvania Bring the Family Back In: Parental Transfers and Inequality in Discussion: Fred Hafferty, University of Minnesota, Duluth Living Standards. Moshe Semyonov and Noah Lewin- Epstein, Tel Aviv University, Israel 463. Theory Section Miniconference. Communicating with Non-Theorists II: Using Theory in Sociological Session 460, continued Practice and Policy Formation The Changing Distribution of Wealth in the United States, Hilton Chicago, Marquette 1965-1995: An Application of Dynamic Microanalytic Organizer and Presider: Jonathan H. Turner, University of Modeling. Lisa A. Keister and Stephanie Moller, California, Riverside University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The Case for Sociology as an Engineering Discipline. Jonathan H. Turner, University of California, Riverside 461. Section on Undergraduate Education. The Reputation as a Policy Variable. Ron Burt, University of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Chicago Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Status, Expectations, and the Level Playing Field. Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University 184 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Deriving Policy Implications from Comparison Theory. Course Guillermina Jasso, New York University Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV

464. Section on Political Economy of the World System. Organizers: Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse University; and Mark D. Hayward, Pennsylvania State University Informal Roundtables and Business Meeting Refereed Roundtables: Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Room 4 1. Factors Shaping Labor Force Participation in Mid-Life Informal Roundtables (8:30-9:30 a.m.): Table Presider: Regina Bures, University of Chicago Organizers: Peter E. Grimes; and Miles Simpson, North Psychological Turning Points Involving Cutting Back at Work: Carolina Central University Assessing “Push-Me, Pull-Me” Factors in the Home and 1. Capitalist Organizations and Behavior Work Domains. Joy Pixley, Cornell University Table Presider: Jeffrey D. Kentor, University of Utah Family, Health, and Labor Force Status: Married Couples in Shifting Patterns of Control and Production Locations in the Later Mid-Life. Regina Bures, University of Chicago World-Economy. Jeffrey D. Kentor, University of Utah 2. Gender and Retirement The Structure of the World-Economy in the 1990s: Evidence Table Presider: Carolyn C. Perrucci, Purdue University from Fortune Magazine’s Top 500 International Firms. Work and Family Influence on Dual-Worker People’s Albert J. Bergesen, and John Sonnett, University of Expectations for Retirement Living. Autumn Behringer Arizona and Carolyn C. Perrucci, Purdue University How Strategic Are Strategic Industries?: A Network Approach Gender Differences in Retirement Planning: The Influence of to South Korea’s “Big Push.” Dukjin Chang, Univeresity Status, Human Capital, and Occupational Structure. of Chicago Bernadette Dietz and Mark Carrozza, University of Caribbean Tourism, Entrepreneurship, and Development. Cincinnati Claudia W. Scholz, Johns Hopkins University 3. Aging and Health 2. The State Age, Social Structure, and Perceived Health. John Cairney Table Presider: Walter Goldfrank, University of California, and William Avison, University of Western Ontario Santa Cruz Three Views of the Contemporary Hegemonic Transition. 4. Housing and Services in Old Age Walter Goldfrank, University of California, Santa Cruz Table Presider: Pamela Herd, Syracuse University Beyond Security: Linking the World-Economy and Norms of Access and Profits in Alternative Care Facilities: A Sovereignty, 1970-1995. Angela Crowly, University of Comparison of Board and Care and Assisted Living. California, Irvine Pamela Herd, Syracuse University Developmental and Predatory: The Case of the Indonesian Moving Plans and Expectations in Later Life: Differences State. Paul Gellert, Cornell University between Community and Senior Housing Residents. Mary Ann Erickson, Cornell University; and Julie 3. Class Exploitation Robison, Braceland Center for Mental Health and Aging, Table Presider: Su-Hoon Lee, Kyungnam University, Korea Hartford, Connecticut The Social Impacts of the IMF Package on South Korea. Su- Hoon Lee, Kyungnam University, Korea 5. Images of Aging and the Media Human Rights Performance: The Cross-National Evidence. Table Presider: Debra Street, Purdue University R. Scott Frey, Kansas State University Out with the Old: Age Stratification in the Careers of Screenwriters. William T. Bielby and Denise D. Bielby, Korea’s Sociology of Work: A Winding Path to a Democratic University of California, Santa Barbara World of Labor. Ho Kuen Song, Hallym University, Korea; Generations, the Life Course, and Social Spending and Doowon Suh, University of California, Berkeley Preferences. Debra Street, Purdue University; and 4. Class Exploitation II Jeralynne Sittig Cossman, University of Central Arkansas Table Presider: John Talbot, Colby College 6. Quality of Life in Old Age Tropical Commodity Chains and International Inequality. John Table Presider: Christine Caffrey, Syracuse University Talbot, Colby College Sexual Behavior in Nursing Homes: A Descriptive Study. Miracle Inequality: Neoliberalism, Welfare Retrenchment, and Christine Caffrey, Syracuse University Inequality in Chile. LaDawn Haglund, New York Why Pet-Facilitated Therapy Benefits Personal Care Home University Residents. Bess L. Combs, Georgia State University Financial Abuse of the Elderly under Guardianships: A Study Section on Political Economy of the World System Business of Probate Court Enforcement. Jo Anne Preston, Meeting (9:30-10:15 a.m.) Brandeis University

465. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Roundtables 7. Importance of Activity in Later Life and Research Committees on Aging and the Life Table Presider: Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 185

University Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne; David J. Ekerdt, Blessings in Disguise?: The Positive Aspects of Caregiving. University of Kansas, Lawrence; and Karl Kosloski, Cathy Martin, Louisiana Tech University University of Nebraska, Omaha The Best or Worst Years of Our Lives?: The Effect of Activity The Class of ‘85: Life after Early Retirement. Roma S. Hanks, Characteristics on Well-Being in Retirement. Patricia University of South Alabama, Mobile Drentea, Ohio State University 11. Research Committee on the Life Course 8. Early Adulthood Transitions Table Organizer: David Morgan, Portland State University Stratification Effects of Transition to Adulthood Event Table Presider: Eliza Keith Pavalko, Indiana University Sequences. Sonya Williams, Cornell University Socialization and the Life Course: New Frontiers in Theory The Order of Education and Family Formation Events in the and Research. Richard Settersten, Case Western Early Life Course of Adolescent Women. Alison Fields, Reserve University U.S. Bureau of the Census A Realizing Spirit: Human Development and Aging Warriors. Informal Discussion Roundtables and Research Committees: James J. Dowd, University of Georgia Dual-Earner Couples’ Decisions about Relocating for One 9. Research Committee on Parent-Child Relations in the Spouse’s Career. Joy Pixley, Cornell University Later Years From Astronaut to Account: Structural Determinants of Mis- Table Organizer/Presider: Deborah M. Merrill, Clark Remembered Adult Occupational Aspirations. Lorraine University R. Bell, University of Wisconsin Obligations beyond the Grave: Normative Expectations of Moving Overseas for Someone Else’s Job: Career Pathways Inheritance Rights. Twyla J. Hill, Wichita State University and Networks of the “Tied Mover” in Expatriate Dual- The Salience of Family Context Governing In-Law Earner Couples. Heather A. Hofmeister, Cornell Relationships. Deborah M. Merrill, Clark University University Beyond Caregiving: Effects of Intergenerational Relationship Internal Migration in the Life Course of Young Adults. Mary Quality on Daughters’ Adjustment to Parental Loss. J. Jill Elizabeth Hughes and Rachel Gordan, Duke University Suitor, Louisiana State University; and Karl Pillemer, Structures of Opportunity: The Shaping of Life Course Cornell University Pathways of Late Nineteenth Century Pioneer Women on Gender Ideology, Religiousness, and Aging: Implications for Three American Frontiers. Cheryl Elman, University of Intergenerational Relations. Edward Thompson, College Akron of the Holy Cross; and Adam Shapiro, University of North The Political Life of a 25 Year Panel. Robert Sokol, Florida Dartmouth College Second Chances: Relations with Children and Step- The Transition to Divorce and Parental Involvement: Grandchildren in Blended Families. Barbara Vinick, VA Longitudinal Effects on Fathers’ and Mothers’ Medical Center Psychological Well-Being. J. David Lambert, Edgewood Session 465, continued College Effects of Children on the Well-Being of Widows in A Life Course Approach to the Study of Fear of Violence Developing Countries. Padma Srinivasan and Gary R. among Women. Amy McLaughlin, University of Maryland Lee, Bowling Green State University Falling through the Cracks: Elder Death and Careless Care. The Social Role of the Grandparent: Theoretical and Robert J. Mahoney, Rockhurst University Substantive Issues. Florence R. Rosenberg, University of 12. Research Committee on Aging Well Maryland Table Organizer/Presider: Tanya Fusco Johnson, University 10. Research Committee on Work and Retirement of Hawaii, Hilo Table Organizer/Presider: Barbara Hirshorn, University of Wisdom and Subjective Well-Being in Old Age, a Replication. South Carolina Monika Ardelt and Carla Edwards, University of Florida What Happens When Nations Partially Privatize Their Public Aging Well and Issues of Social Immortality. Jennifer Pension Schemes?: Lessons for the United States. John Solomon and Jonathan Marx, Winthrop University Williamson, Boston College Social Intervention for Fall Prevention. Vicki Davis, Pua The Private Provider Home Health Service Delivery Firm: A Evans, and James Borden, University of Hawaii, Hilo Contextual Analysis of Employer and Employee. Barbara Psychological Impact of Internet Use on Older Adults. Yiwei Hirshorn, University of South Carolina Chen and Emily Hope Cointin, Bowling Green State Self-Esteem and the Transition into Retirement. Donald C. University Reitzes, Georgia State University; and Elizabeth J. Home Safety for Frail Elderly: It Takes a Village. Tanya Mutran, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Fusco Johnson, University of Hawaii, Hilo Agreement and Disagreement between Spouse Retirement 13. Research Committee on Comparative Social Gerontology Plans: An Analysis Using the First Wave of the Health Table Organizer/Presider: Eldon Wegner, University of and Retirement Survey. Stanley De Viney, University of Hawaii, Manoa 186 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Multiple Roles and Health among Elderly in Japan and the University United States. Saeko Kikuzawa, Indiana University Parental Alcoholism as a Risk Factor for DSM-IV Alcohol Quality of Care Outcomes in Residential Settings: British and Abuse and Dependence in American Women: Another American Case Studies. Debra Dobbs, University of Look at the Moderating Effects of Dyadic Cohesion in Kansas Marital Communication Using Latent Structural Models. A Death with Dignity in Old Age: Hospice in Taiwan. Pei-Yi Li, Karen M. Jennison, University of Northern Colorado; and National Taipei Nursing College, Taiwan Kenneth A. Johnson, Social Research Associates, Issues in Implementing National Long-Term Care Insurance Greeley, Colorado in Germany. Eldon Wegner, University of Hawaii, Manoa The Interactive Effects of Social Context and Individual 14. Research Committee on Alzheimer’s Disease and Differences on Substance Use across the Life Course: A Caregiving Hierarchical Growth Curve Analysis. Scott Novak, Table Organizers/Presiders: Lynne G. Hodgson, Quinnipiac University of Kentucky College; and Karen Rice, Corinne Dolen Alzheimer Does Work Stress Affect Adolescents’ Substance Use? Center, Ohio Cheng-hsien Lin, Texas A&M University Pathways to Help-Seeking in Alzheimer’s Disease. Lynne G. Discussion: Pamela Wilcox Rountree, University of Kentucky Hodgson, Quinnipiac College; and Stephen J. Cutler, University of Vermont 468. Section on International Migration. Refereed Roundtables 15. Funding Opportunities at the National Institute on Aging Table Organizer/Presider: Sidney Stahl, National Institute on Hilton Chicago, Williford C Aging Organizer: Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City College, City University of New York 466. Section on Sociology of Culture. Media and the Arts 1. Transnationalism in Postindustrial Culture Transnationality and Diasporic Temporality. Michel S. Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI Laguerre, University of California, Berkeley Organizer and Presider: Steven C. Dubin, State University of New York, Purchase College The Formation and Evolution of Transnational Networks: The Case of Asian Indian Migration to New York. Marsita V. Gender and Hegemony in Fashion Magazines: Women’s Poros, Columbia University Interpretations of Fashion Photographs. Diana Crane, Transnational Managers and Local Workers: A Study of the University of Pennsylvania South Korean Transnational Corporations in US. Jo H. The Institutionalization of Performance Art: Structuration of Kim, Columbia University the Avant Garde as Routine and Innovation. Britta B. A Lever for U.S.-China Web of Relationships in the U.S.: The Wheeler, University of California, Santa Barbara Chinese Students’ Protection Act 1992. Carol Huang, Come into My Parlor Said the Spider to the Fly: Are University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Museums Caught in the World Wide Web? Victoria D. 2. Social Capital and Networks Alexander, University of Surrey, England Local Co-Ethnic Networks and Welfare Participation of The Tech Museum: Celebration and Collective Memory of Immigrants. Lingxin Hao and Yukio Kawano, Johns Silicon Valley. Andrew J. Perrin, University of California, Hopkins University Berkeley Social Capital and Culture’s Tool-Kit: A Family Astride Two Discussion: Vera Zolberg, New School for Social Research Worlds. Charles Spurlock, Michigan State University 3. Second Generation I 467. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Preparing Leaders for the Armenian American Community: Explanations of Substance Use and Abuse: Macro The New Second Generation. Anny Bakalian, College of and Micro Perspectives Notre Dame, Maryland Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A Generational Differences in Susceptibility to Peer Pressure: Organizer: Richard R. Clayton, University of Kentucky Their Effect on Academic and Social Functioning for Presider: Pamela Wilcox Rountree, University of Kentucky Mexican and East Asian Adolescents. I-Chun Lin, The Moderating Effects of Family Environment on the Stanford University Intergenerational Transmission of Alcohol and Cigarette 4. Second Generation II Use. Helene Raskin White; Valerie Johnson, and Steven The Effects of Multi-Ethnic Neighborhoods on Constructions Buyske, Rutgers University of Racial and Ethnic Identities in New York City. Sherry- Predicting Patterns of Substance Use among Adolescents: Ann Butterfield, University of Michigan; and Alex Trillo, Personal, Socioeconomic, and Family Factors. Delfino State University of New York, Stony Brook Vargas-Chanes and Janet N. Melby, Iowa State Between Adulthood and Childhood: The Boundary Work of Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 187

Immigrant Entrepreneurial Children. Lisa Sun-Hee Park, Randy Capps, University of Texas, Austin University of California, San Francisco The Use of Public Benefits by Immigrants in the United 5. Youth States. Navid Ghani, State University of New York, Stony Internal Migration, Motivations for U.S. Residence, and Brook Adolescent Behaviors among Immigrants. Deborah The Politics of Contestation: Puerto Rican Dominican Political Roempke Graefe and Gordon F. DeJong, Pennsylvania Strategies via the Welfare System. Linda Allegro, New State University School University Identity with Public and Private Structures: An Examination of 11. Urban Asian Indian British Youth Identity Practices. Pawan Urban Restructuring, Polarization, and Immigrant Dhingra, Cornell University Opportunities: The Case of Russian Immigrants in Tel- Delinquency among Asian Immigrant Youths. Hoan N. Bui, Aviv. Gila Menahem, Tel Aviv University, Israel Michigan State University The Spatial Pattern of Immigrants from the Former Soviet 6. Ethnic Identity Union in the Tel-Aviv Metropolitan Area. Yona Ginsberg, Ethiopians in New York: A Multi-Leveled Ethnicity. Beatrice F. Bar-Ilan University, Israel Denis, City University of New York Graduate Center Frictions Embedded in Tolerance: Frankfurt as a Case Study Double Minorities: The Bi-Racial Bind. Rose M. Kim, City of Residential Segregation. Eike Hennig, University of University of New York Graduate Center Kassel Globalization, Orthodoxy, and Greek American Identities: The Price They Pay: Housing Inequalities among Immigrants Conflicting Narratives of Time and Space. Victor in New York City. Yuval Elmelech, Columbia University Roudometof, American College of Thessaloniki, Greece; and Anna Karpathakis, Kingsborough Community 9:30 a.m. Meetings ______College ____

Section on Mathematical Sociology Business Meeting (to Session 468, continued 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Joliet 7. Economic Adaptation Section on Political Economy of the World-System Business Mexican Seasonal Farm Workers in South-Western Ontario: Meeting (to 10:15 a.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Private Dining Forms of Control. Tanaya Basok, University of Windsor Room 4 The Cost of Ethnicity: Earnings and Occupational Status Attainments among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White 10:30 a.m. Meetings Immigrants. Jennifer Karas, University of Denver ______Earnings Determinants among Asian Americans. Bibin Qin, Texas A&M University Section on Undergraduate Education Business Meeting (to 8. Immigrant Entrepreneurship 11:30 a.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B An Economic Sociology Approach to Ethnic Student Forum Officers—Hilton Chicago, Conference Room Entrepreneurship: Ethnicity and Economic Action in Self- 4H Employment Opportunities. Zulema Valdez, University of Honors Program—Hilton Chicago, Williford C California, Los Angeles Enclave and Frontier: Two Ethnic Enterprises in Chicago’s Chinatown- Shanghai Restaurant and Tian Long Temple. 10:30 a.m. Sessions ______C.S. Stone Shih, University of Illinois, Chicago ____

9. Gender Racism, Sexism, and Canadian Immigration Policies: Effects 469. Thematic Session. Multi-Raciality and the Politics on Chinese Immigrant Women (1858 to 1986). Guida of Identity in the U.S. Man, York University Hilton Chicago, Waldorf “Breakfast in America”: The American Dream through the Eyes of Bulgarian Immigrant Women in South Florida. Organizers: Florence Bonner and Roderick Harrison, Petia Dimitrova Knowles, Florida International University Howard University Silence and Invisibility: Contextualizing Domestic Violence in Presider: Roderick Harrison, Howard University the Korean American Community. Judy H. Kim, Panel: Sharon M. Lee, Portland State University University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Jeff Passel, Urban Institute Claudette Bennett, U.S. Bureau of the Census 10. Welfare The Effects of the 1996 Immigration and Welfare Reform Acts on Texas-Mexico Border Communities. Jacqueline 470. Special Session. Controlling Climate Change: Hagan and Nestor Rodriguez, University of Houston; and Sociological Perspectives 188 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Chicago, Williford B Rethinking Market Rationalities and Strategies in Higher Organizer: Thomas K. Rudel, Rutgers University Education. Charles W. Smith, City University of New Presider: Gene Rosa, Washington State University York, Queens College Drifting towards a U.S. Greenhouse Policy: Markets, Models, Large-scale Organizations, Rationalization, and the Future of and Movements. Loren Lutzenhiser, Washington State Higher Education. Gideon Sjoberg, University of Texas, University Austin Clearing, Conserving, and Planting Forests in the Humid The tensions and cultural conflicts between university faculty and administrators have been intensified by agendas of business Tropics: Lessons for Policymakers and Implications for rationalization for higher education. Business administration practices Climatic Change. Thomas K. Rudel, Rutgers University such as the selective redirection of resources to revenue-generating Global Inequalities and Climatic Change: A World Systems units on campus, niche planning, total quality management systems, the Perspective on Carbon Emissions and Control. J. orientation toward “customer” (student) satisfaction, and finally, the Timmons Roberts, Tulane University measurement of faculty productivity may threaten faculty governance and the academic freedoms of faculty members. This workshop will point to Discussion: Gene Rosa, Washington State University rationalization, including a conscious rejection of neoclassical economistic models of maximizing return, in favor of sociological theories of maximizing knowledge for democratic goal-setting. 474. Teaching Workshop. Graduate Teaching of Race and Ethnic Relations Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H 471. Special Session. Beyond Children of the Great Depression: Advances and Lost Opportunities Organizer and Presider: Herman Vera, University of Florida Panel: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Texas A&M University Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI Bernice McNair Barnett, University of Illinois, Urbana- Organizer and Presider: Dennis P. Hogan, Brown University Champaign History in and after Elder’s Children: Reflections after Twenty-Five Years. John Modell, Brown University 475. Open Refereed Roundtables. Transitions in Family Turbulence during the Early Life Course: Consequences for and Youth: Structure, Risk, Punishment, and the Transition to Adulthood. Lawrence L. Wu, University Education of Wisconsin, Madison Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Multi-Level Turning Points in the Life Course of a Social Movement. John Hagan, University of Toronto Organizer: Christopher K. Vanderpool, Michigan State Diversity of Life Paths in Post-Socialist Societies. Nancy University Brandon Tuma, Stanford University 1. Transitions in Family Structures Table Presider: Kristin Esterberg, University of 472. Professional Workshop. Running a Consulting Massachusetts, Lowell Business from an Academic Base Coupling and Uncoupling: Changing Marriage Patterns and Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron the Intergenerational Transmission of Divorce. Nicholas H. Wolfinger, University of Utah Organizer: Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College Intergenerational Transmission of Single-Parent Families: An Panel: Christena Nippert-Eng, Illinois Institute of Technology Analysis of Factors Contributing to Unwed Motherhood. Brian Uzzi, Northwestern University Janice E. Clifford Wittekind, College of West Virginia Panelists will discuss how sociologists can begin consulting, find Planned Parenthood: The Social Construction of the Lesbian clients, help clients define their problems and construct solutions, and execute solutions to their problems. Also covered: how sociologists are Family. Kristin Esterberg, University of Massachusetts, qualified to be consultants, the different kinds of issues consultants Lowell handle, the dilemmas of competing academic and business concerns, 2. Staying and Getting Ahead in School: Youth and Education and the ethics of consulting. Table Presider: Henry Anaya, Stanford University

Accelerated Learning: A Drop-Out Prevention Program for At- 473. Academic Workplace Workshop. Business Risk Students in Newark Public Schools. Yang Cai, Rationalization in the University and New Systemic Caldwell College Threats to Academic Freedom Differences in Early and Late Dropout among Latinos. Henry Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Anaya, Stanford University Organizer: Clarence Y.H. Lo, University of Missouri, Collegial Focus and Student Achievement. Jeffrey Y. Columbia Yasmuoto, Kazuaki Uekawa, and Charles E. Bidwell, Presider: Margaret Andersen, University of Delaware University of Chicago C.P. Snow Revisited: The Two Cultures of Faculty and 3. Being Young is Risky Administration. James L. Wood, San Diego State Table Presider: Susan K. Lewis, Ohio State University University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 189

Dating, Early Sexual Debut, and the Buffering Effects of Historical Construction of Race. Joseph Gerteis, Emotional Well-Being. Monica A. Longmore; Wendy D. University of North Carolina Manning, and Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State Toward a Comparative Historical Sociology of Race. Howard University Winant, Temple Adolescent Condom Use. Tami Videon, Rutgers University Discussion: Alford A. Young, Jr., University of Michigan Does It Take a Village?: The Impact of Primary Ties and Community Embeddedness on Teen Deviance. Sharon K. Houseknecht and Susan K. Lewis, Ohio State University 4. Corporal Punishment Table Presider: Timothy J Brezina, Tulane University 478. Regular Session. Mass Media: Industry Structure and Its Consequences Session 475, continued Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Corporal Punishment Research and the Culture Wars. Organizer: Joel Smith, Duke University Mauray A. Straus, University of New Hampshire Presider: Patricia Thornton, Duke University Advice about Corporal Punishment in the Mainstream The Information Devolution. Eric Klinenberg and Jeff Juris, Childrearing Manuals of the 1990s. Philip W. Davis, University of California, Berkeley Georgia State University Controlling Prime-Time: Organizational Concentration and Corporal Punishment and Teenage Violence toward Parents. Network Television Programming Strategies. William T. Timothy J Brezina, Tulane University Bielby, Denise D. Bielby, and Shari Rose Altarec, Corporal Punishment: The Low Point on a Continuum of University of California, Santa Barbara Violence against Children? Denise Donnelly and Donald A Tale of Three Stations: The Evolution of Programming in Gregory, Georgia State University the Wake of Increased Commercial Presence at Local NPR Affiliates. Peter P. Nieckarz, Jr., Western Michigan 476. Regular Session. Gender: Social Movements and University Political Structures Are Journalists Really Liberal?: Washington Journalists and the Conservative Critique of the “Liberal Media.” David Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Croteau, Virginia Commonwealth University Organizer: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Discussion: Patricia Thornton, Duke University Presider: Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University Militia Masculinity. Abby Ferber, University of Colorado; and 479. Regular Session. Social Policy Michael Kimmel, State University of New York, Stony Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Brook Feminism, the State, and Legal Culture: Women’s Police Organizer and Presider: Nancy Denton, State University of Stations in Sao Paulo, Brazil. M. Cecilia Santos, New York, Albany University of California, Berkeley “But Not in My Neighborhood”: Why Is There No Affirmative “Never Ever Forget that You Are a Woman”: Political Women Action in Housing? Chris Bonastia, New York University and the Discourse of Difference. Nichole Bennett, Subsidized Housing Initiatives, 1980-1998: Evanston, University of California, Davis Harvey, and Oak Park. Bonnie Lindstrom, University of Local Women’s Policy Machineries in the Region of Madrid, Illinois, Chicago Spain. Celia Valiente, University of Carlos III de Madrid, Historical Process and the Formation of Social Capital: An Spain Appalachian Case. Shirley Hollis Rice, University of Discussion: Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University Tennessee Child Care Characteristics and Employment Patterns among 477. Regular Session. Historical Sociology: Global Low-Income Single Mothers: Shift Work and Self- Formations of Race and Ethnicity Sufficiency. Kristine M. Witkowski, Institute for Women’s Policy Research Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Discussion: Anne B. Shlay, Temple University Organizer: Julia Adams, University of Michigan Presider: Alford A. Young, Jr., University of Michigan 480. Regular Session. Social Stratification and Inequality: The “Will Theory” of Slavery and the American Revolution. Patterns of Economic Disadvantage Seth DeAvila, University of Chicago Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K Cold War Racial Politics and Southern Economic Development. Wanda Rushing Edwards, University of Organizer: John A. Logan, University of Wisconsin, Madison Memphis Education and Unemployment: Patterns of Labor Market The Foundations of Solidarity: The Labor Movement and the Entry in France, the United Kingdom and West Germany. 190 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hildegard Brauns, Marcus Gangl, and Stefani Scherer, Carolina, Charlotte University of Mannheim, Germany The Glass Ceiling Effect. David A. Cotter, Union College; Joan Hermsen, University of Missouri, Columbia; and Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland Ethnicity, Language, and Economic Well-Being in Rural Guatemala. Megan Beckett and Anne Pebley, RAND 484. Section on Political Economy of the World System. Corporation East Asia: From Economic Miracle to Economic The Structure of Disadvantage: Individual and Occupational Crisis Determinants of the Black-White Wage Gap. Eric Hilton Chicago, Astoria Grodsky and Devah Pager, University of Wisconsin, Madison Organizer and Presider: David A. Smith, University of California, Irvine 481. Section on Undergraduate Education. Business Governance Failures: Observations on the Provenance of the Meeting and Hans O. Mauksch Award Ceremony East Asian Economic Crisis. Jeffrey W. Henderson, University of Manchester, England Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Do Economic Networks Assuage or Accentuate the Asian Section on Undergraduate Education Business Meeting Business Crisis? Gary Gereffi, Duke University; and Gary (10:30-11:30 a.m.) G. Hamilton, University of Washington The State and Corporate Governance: The Institutions of Hans O. Mauksch Award Ceremony (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) High Growth and the Bubble Economy. Bai Gao, Duke

University 482. Section on Medical Sociology. The Sociology of State and Business in Transition, Again: Developmental State Genetics and Biotechnology in Crisis and Corporate Restructuring in Korea. Eun Mee Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII Kim and Sukyoung Suh, Ewha Women’s University, Organizers and Presiders: Robert Dingwall and Alison South Korea Pilnick, University of Nottingham, England Discussion: Alvin Y. So, University of Science and Introduction: The Genetic Challenge to Sociology. Robert Technology, Hong Kong Dingwall, University of Nottingham, England Genes, Mental Illness, and the Media. Peter Conrad, 485. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Work and Brandeis University Retirement The Work of Genetic Care Providers: Managing Uncertainty Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII and Ambiguity. Kristen Karlberg, University of California, Organizer and Presider: Fred C. Pampel, University of San Francisco Colorado, Boulder Genetic Capital and the Construction of “Fit” Bodies within Informal Caregiving Effects on Retirement Timing: A Life Reproductive Genetics. Elizabeth Ettore, University of Course Approach. Emma Dentinger, Cornell University Plymouth, England Gender, Health, and Retirement. Amy M. Pienta, Wayne Discussion: Alison Pilnick, University of Nottingham, England The introduction and discussion will provide a context for the papers State University; Mark D. Hayward, Pennsylvania State with the aim of encouraging a general discussion on the research University; and Kristi Rahrig Jenkins, Wayne State agenda presented to sociology by the new genetics. University Privilege in Employment and Retirement. Richard L. Hogan 483. Theory Section Miniconference. Communicating and Carolyn C. Perrucci, Purdue University with Non-Theorists III: Communicating with the Gender Differences in Pension Wealth: Estimates Using Research Community Provider Data. Richard W. Johnson, The Urban Institute; and Usha Samamoorthi and Stephen Crystal, Rutgers Hilton Chicago, Marquette University Organizer and Presider: Janet Chafetz, University of Houston Discussion: Angela M. O’Rand, Duke University Explaining Status Relations: The Cases of Brahmans, Nerds, and Sociological Theorists. Murray Milner, Jr., University 486. Section on Sociology of Culture. Conservative and of Virginia Progressive Voices in the Sociology of Culture Reconsidering Institutionalism. David Sciulli, Texas A&M University Hilton Palmer House, Parlor G Seven Cross-Disciplinary Ideas of the 20th Century Human Organizer and Presider: Jonathan B. Imber, Wellesley Sciences. Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania College The Importance of Rules of Correspondence in Theory Of Rights and Rhetorics: Public Debate on Same-Sex Testing. Murray Webster, Jr., University of North Marriage. Kathleen E. Hull, Northwestern University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 191

Drug Control and the Inadequacies of Conventional Political University Categories. James L. Nolan, Jr., Williams College 12. The Straight Edge Subculture: Talking Straight about the Doing Theory and Struggling with Politics: An Example from Youths’ Drug-Free Way. Darrell D. Irwin, University of the Sociology of Law. Patricia Ewick, Clark University North Carolina, Wilmington Session 486, continued Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs Business Meeting The Fracture of Character and Culture. Alan Woolfolk, (11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) Oglethorpe University Discussion: Dennis H. Wrong, New York University 488. Section on International Migration. Social Life Across Borders 487. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Hilton Chicago, Williford A Roundtables on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs and Business Meeting Organizer and Presider: Peggy J. Levitt, Wellesley College The Gender and Geography of Citizenship Practices in Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Mexico-U.S. Transnational Spaces. Luin Goldring, York Roundtables (10:30-11:30 a.m.): University Organizer: Richard R. Clayton, University of Kentucky Dual Citizenship and Political Participation across National 1. Marijuana Use and Mental Health. Brian E. Green, Ohio Borders. Luis Guarnizo, University of California, Davis State University; Christian Ritter, Kent State University The Culture of Migration: Intergenerational Transmission of 2. “Drink While You Think”: Environmental Factors and Migratory Aspirations. William Kandel, Pennsylvania Policies Pertaining to Campus Drinking Culture. Beth State University Montemurro, Cristin E. Rollins, and Diana L. Wall, International Migration and Consolidation of Democracy in University of Georgia East Central Europe: A Problematic Relationship in a Historical Perspective. Ewa Morawska, University of 3. Adolescent Substance Use: A Comparative Study of Pennsylvania, and Willfried Spohn, Free University of Iceland, the Republic of Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Berlin, Germany Thoroddur Bjarnason, University of Notre Dame 4. Theory of Segmented Assimilation and Patterns of Drug 489. Section on Mathematical Sociology. Formal Models and Alcohol Use among Asian Pacific Youths. Richard and Research Programs: Reflections from Nagasawa, Arizona State University; and Paul Wong, Experience (co-sponsored by the ASA Theory Colorado State University Section) 5. High School Track and Adolescent Association with Hilton Chicago, Joliet Deviant Friends. Robert Crosnoe, Stanford University Organizer: Thomas J. Fararo, University of Pittsburgh 6. Drug Abuse Treatment and Needle Exchange Services Presider: Guillermina Jasso, New York University Utilization among Puerto Rican Drug Injectors and Crack Panel: Peter Abell, London of School of Economics, England Smokers in East , New York City. Jonny A. Andia, Joseph Berger, Stanford University National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. David Heise, Indiana University 7. Understanding Risk and Protective Factors for Juvenile Harrison White, Columbia University Delinquency: The Retrospective Accounts of Homeless Discussion: John Skvoretz, University of South Carolina Substance Abusers. Stephanie W. Hartwell, University of Massachusetts, Boston; and Sherry Deren, Mark Beardsley, and Samuel Friedman, National Development 11:30 a.m. Meetings ______and Research Institutes, Inc. ____

8. Use Patterns and Drug Markets: Fluctuating Markets and Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs Business Meeting Health Consequences among Female Drug Users. Claire (to 12:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV E. Sterk, Emory University 9. A Qualitative Approach to Understanding Responses to Methadone Maintenance Treatment Organizational Style. 12:30 p.m. Meetings ______Margaret S. Kelley, New York University; and Kirk W. ____ Elifson, Georgia State University 1999-2000 ASA Council (to 6:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Lake 10. Natural Recovery from Addiction: The Role of Social Erie Capital in Facilitating Self-Change. Robert Granfield, Section on Aging and the Life Course Business Meeting (to University of Denver 1:30 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII 11. American Drug Policy Reform, 1962-1975: An Institutional-Politics Perspectives. Ellen Benoit, New York 192 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m. Sessions Society) ______Hilton Chicago, Joliet

Organizer and Presider: Frederick H. Buttel, University of 490. Thematic Session. Childhood and Child Well- Wisconsin, Madison Being in Contemporary Perspective Privatizing Nature: Transnational Institutions and the New Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI War on Poverty. Michael Goldman, University of Illinois, Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, State University of New Urbana-Champaign York, Albany If I Can Pry It Up...: Modes of Extraction in Bioprospecting. Presider: Ivar Frones, University of Oslo, Norway Jack Kloppenburg, Jr., University of Wisconsin, Madison The Meaning of Child Work: Theoretical and Comparative Empowering Communities or the State?: Community Perspectives. Jens Qvortrup, University of Southern Forestry, “Customary Rights”, and State Formation in Denmark Southeast Asia. Peter Vandergeest, York University; and Children in Europe: Changing Families. An-Margitt Nancy Lee Peluso, University of California, Berkeley Jensen, Norwegian University of Science and Civil Society to the Rescue?: The Nature and Potentials of Technology, Norway NGO-Based Wood Products Certification for Sustainable Home and Movement in Family Time and Space: Development. Jason McNichol, University of California, Children’s Construction of Belonging and Berkeley Independence. Pia Christensen, University of Hull, England 493. Special Session. Sociology and Public Health: Control and Self-Realization in Late Modern Childhoods. Points of Intersection and Diversion Alan Prout, University of Hull, England Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII The European Voice of Children: Children’s Rights Organizers: Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State University; and Movements, Social Policy for and with Children, and William R. Avison, University of Western Ontario the New Childhood Research. Jurgen Zinnecker, Presider: Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State University University of Siegen, Germany Panel: William R. Avison, University of Western Ontario Carol S. Aneshensel, University of California, Los 491. Special Session. Stratification Structures Angeles Ruth B. “Toni” Pickard, Wichita State University Hilton Chicago, Marquette Heather Tosteson, Centers for Disease Control Organizer: Archibald O. Haller, University of Wisconsin, Discussion: R. Jay Turner, University of Miami Madison Presider: William H. Sewell, Sr., University of Wisconsin, 494. Professional Workshop. Research Careers Inside Madison and Outside the Academia Does Early Industrialization Impoverish the Working Hilton Chicago, Lake Huron Classes?: Wages in Brazil’s Dynamic South and Less Developed Northeast - 1973-1988. Jonathan Kelley, Rita J. Kirshstein, American Institute for Research Australian National University, Canberra, Australia; and This workshop will focus on a wide range of research careers both inside academia and out. Specifically, sociologists who work in these Archibald O. Haller, University of Wisconsin, Madison settings will summarize what they do, how their organization operates, Social Mobility in Brazil: A Generation of Change. Jose and how research is conducted within their organization. Similarities and Pastore, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil; and Nelson do differences across these research settings will be discussed. Types of Valle Silva, Laboratory for Scientific Analysis, Rio de organizations represented will include: Federal government; state and/or Janeiro local governments; private, not-for-profit research firms; private, for-profit research firms; associations; university research centers; college or Socialist Occupational Structures: A Comparative Analysis. university institutional research offices; and faculty engaged in research. Raymond S. Wong, University of California, Santa Barbara 495. Academic Workplace Workshop. Effective Joint The Degree of Internal Stratification of Nations and the Two Programs: Sociology and Dimensions of National Development: Domestic Development and International Authority. Archibald O. Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Haller, University of Wisconsin, Madison; and Bam Dev Rose M. Brewer, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Sharda and George A. Miller, University of Utah, Salt This session is for sociologists interested in the interconnections Lake City Session 310, continued Discussion: William H. Sewell, University of Wisconsin, Session 495, continued Madison; and David B. Grusky, Stanford University 492. Special Session. Property Institutions and Resource between Sociology as a discipline and the fields of Ethnic Studies. Regimes (co-sponsored by the Rural Sociological Although it is often presumed that African American, Chicano/Latino/a, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 193

Native American, and Asian American Studies have been shaped by The Nation and Europe: French and Spanish Political Elites’ sociological knowledge, what is less understood is how sociological Perceptions of the European Union. Antonio Menendez, knowledge is remade through the lenses of Ethnic Studies. We will look Butler University carefully at these sociological shifts, especially the impact of Ethnic Studies on the sociology of race/ethnicity, gender and class. Key Discussion: William Robinson, New Mexico State University questions considered in the session include: (1) How can a range of sociological courses from the introduction to graduate courses be 499. Regular Session. Disability and Social Life informed by Ethnic Studies? (2) Why are the epistemological advances in Ethnic Studies so crucial to a rethought sociology of knowledge? (3) Hilton Palmer House, Parlor A What can sociologists learn about pedagogy through Ethnic Studies? Organizer: Dennis P. Hogan, Brown University Importantly, this session is interactive, informed by discussion and Presider: Bob Weller, National Institutes of Health reflection. A Critical Sociological Analysis of the Reauthorization of the

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Marshall 496. Teaching Workshop. Statistics Courses in the Strax, College of St. Elizabeth Sociology Curriculum The Stratification of Rehabilitation Services for Children with Hilton Chicago, Lake Michigan Disabilities. Dennis P. Hogan and Julie C. Lima, Brown Cynthia Line, Rowan University University Focusing on helping students to learn statistics, this workshop Disability in the Workplace: Confronting Structurally centers on grounding the subject matter firmly in sociology. Entrenched Attitudes that Disempower. Pamela M. Presentations will include the development of teaching techniques and Robert, Roosevelt University; and Sharon L. Harlan, exercises designed to help students use statistics to reinforce Arizona State University sociological concepts, to test hypotheses derived from theory, and to explore the social world. Discussion: Susan Allen, Brown University

497. Regular Session. Welfare Reform in the U.S. 500. Regular Session. Interracial Courtship and Marriage Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Organizer: Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan Organizer: George Yancey, University of Wisconsin, Presider: Kara Mikulich, The Joyce Foundation Whitewater AFDC/TANF Caseload Dynamics in Texas: An Event History Presider: Andrew W. Jones, University of Arizona of Spell Duration and Recidivism from October 1995 to Asian Americans’ Marriage with Whites: Ethnic Differences in May 1998. Tami C. Swenson, Steve White, and Steve Educational Attainment and Nativity. Zhencho Qian, Murdock, Texas A&M University Sampson Lee Blair, and Stacey Ruf, Arizona State Residential Decisionmaking Patterns of the Indigent: University Evidence from California in the 1990s. John Hartman and Narrative Constructions of Interracial Dating. Karyn D. Stephen V. Cameron, Columbia University McKinney, University of Florida How Teen Mothers Are Faring under Welfare Reform. Ariel Gender, Race, and Friendships: Structural and Social Factors Kalil and Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan Leading to the Likelihood of Inter-Ethnic Dating. Marisol Woman Battering and Welfare Reform: Perceptions of K. Clark-Ibanez, University of California, Davis Welfare-to-Work Program Staff. Lisa D. Brush, University Interracial Sex and Marriage: An Issue of Culture and of Pittsburgh Identity. Erica Childs, Fordham University Discussion: Marcia Carlson, University of Michigan; and Aixa Cintron, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 501. Regular Session. Public Opinion Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4K 498. Regular Session. Cross-Cultural/Comparative Organizer: Maria Krysan, Pennsylvania State University and Sociology: Comparative Studies Encounter a Global Russell Sage Foundation Economy Presider: Michelle Harris, University of Michigan Hilton Chicago, Lake Ontario Changing Frameworks in Attitudes Toward Abortion. Jennifer Organizer and Presider: Kathleen C. Schwartzman, Strickler and Nicholas Danigelis, University of Vermont University of Arizona The Sociological Determinants of Economic Development: Civil Rights Liberalism and the Suppression of a Republican The Role of Demography and Culture in Contemporary Political Realignment in the U. S., 1972-1996. Clem Economic Growth. Edward Crenshaw and Doyle Ray Brooks, Indiana University, Bloomington Oakey, Ohio State University; and Matthew Christenson, Gender Differences in Whites’ Racial Attitudes: Are Women U.S. Bureau of the Census Really More Liberal? Michael Hughes, Virginia State Structure and Voluntary Associations in Comparative Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Steven A. Perspective. Marion Fourcade-Gourinchas, Harvard Tuch, George Washington University University; and Evan Schofer, Stanford University Discussion: Marylee C. Taylor, Pennsylvania State University 194 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Influence: Self-Monitoring, Alcohol Use, and Binge 502. Regular Session. Quantitative Methodology Drinking among College Students. Lizabeth Crawford, Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Bradley University; and Katherine B. Novak, Butler University Organizer and Presider: Scott R. Eliason, University of Iowa Discussion: Jeannette Covington, Rutgers University A Comparison of Two Discrete-Time Event-History Methods for the Analysis of Competing Events. Kazuo Yamaguchi 505. Section on Undergraduate Education. Refereed and and Yantao Wang, University of Chicago Informal Roundtables Showcasing the Effects of Exposure on Prevalence: A Recursive Hazard Undergraduate Teaching Experience Model. Lawrence L. Wu and Steven P. Martin, University of Wisconsin, Madison Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Nested Heterogeneity and Differences in Differences. Lingxin Organizers: Marlynn L. May, Texas A&M University; Wava G. Hao, Johns Hopkins University Haney, University of Wisconsin, Richland; and Kent A Necessary and Sufficient Condition for the Identification of Sandstrom, University of Northern Iowa Higher-Order Confirmatory Factor Analysis Models. Refereed Roundtables: Robert M. O’Brien, University of Oregon; and Terence 1. Creative Uses of Computers in Teaching and Learning Reilly, Babson College Table Presider: Marlynn L. May, Texas A&M University Discussion: Scott R. Eliason, University of Iowa Reinventing Introductory Sociology Instruction: Less Chalk and Talk, More Use of Computers. William Feigelman, 503. Regular Session. Labor Movements Nassau Community College Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Computer-Based Teaching in a Social Science Methods and Organizer: Barbara Epstein, University of California, Santa Statistics Class. Carolee Larsen, Millsaps College Cruz Interactive Teaching and Narrative Identity. Carla Gonzales Presider: David Wellman, University of California, Santa Cruz and Patricia Acone, California State University, The Revival of Labor as a Citizenship Movement. Paul Dominguez Hills Johnston, University of California, Santa Cruz; and Educational Testing on the Internet Can Be Easy. Gerald Michael Johnston, Teamsters Union Local 890 Smith and Katarzyna Celinska, University of Utah Unionism in Transnational America: Divergent Practices and 2. The Teaching and Learning Experience Contending Visions in Labor’s Fight with NAFTA. Michael Table Organizer/Presider: Wava G. Haney, University of Dreiling, University of Oregon Wisconsin, Richland Building Coalitions between Clergy Religious Activists, and Gender and Ethnicity of Instructors: Consequences for the Labor Movement: Possibilities and Limitations in the Courses about Inequality. Melanie Moore, University of Detroit News and Free Press Strike/Lockout. William A. Northern Colorado Mirola, Marian College Strategies for Teaching Holistically. Liz Grauerholz, Purdue Resources and Resourcefulness: Leadership, Strategy, and University Organization in the Unionization of California Agriculture, Classroom Calamities: Learning from an Exercise Gone 1959-1966. Marshall Louis Ganz, Harvard University Awry. Rebecca Bordt, University of Notre Dame Discussion: David Wellman, University of California, Santa Maximizing Sociological Research Experiences for Cruz Undergraduates and Faculty. Kimberly Davies, Augusta State University 504. Regular Session. Current Trends in the Study of Drugs and Drug-Related Problems Hilton Palmer House, Parlor B Organizer and Presider: Jeannette Covington, Rutgers University Youth in a Sea of Troubles. Samuel Friedman, National Development and Research Institutes The Ebbing of Hard Drug Use, Drug Markets, and Violence among Inner-City Young Adults in the 1990s. Bruce Johnson, Andrew Golub, and Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research Institutes Motivations for Alcohol Use among Young Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Colombian Men. Barbara Kail and Luis Zayas, Fordham University Social Determinants of Responsiveness to Situational Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 195

Session 505, continued Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Organizer and Presider: Christena Nippert-Eng, Illinois 3. Using Videos as Part of Creative and Critical Pedagogy Institute of Technology Table Presiders: Marianne Cutler, University of North “Ya Gotta Lie to Get By”: Deception as a Vital Workplace Carolina; Martha Copp, East Tennessee State University; Routine. David Shulman, LaFayette College Mitch Berbrier, University of Alabama, Hunstville; and Disciplinary Capitalism: “Network Control” in Direct Selling. Kent Sandstrom, University of Northern Iowa Pei-Chia Lan, Northwestern University Titles to be discussed include “You Don’t Know Dick”, The Transformation of the Zoo. Todd Bayma, University of “With a Vengeance”, “Advertising and the End of the World” Georgia (by Sut Jhally), “Dreamworlds II”, “Slim Hopes: Advertising Origins, Culture, Identity: A Case Study of Voluntary and the Obsession with Thinness.” Organizations. Brooke Harrington, Harvard University;

Laura Masterson, Inter-American University 506. Theory Section. Doing Sociology: Issues in Theory Discussion: Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University and Practice Hilton Chicago, Williford B 510. Section on International Migration. Book Session Organizer and Presider: Joan Alway, University of Miami and Business Meeting Talcott Parsons and the Disunity of Sociology. Harry F. Hilton Chicago, Williford A Dahms, Florida State University Spotlight on Worlds in Motion: International Migration at the On Pretending Not to Know: Leo Strauss and the Historical End of the Millennium (Oxford University Press, 1998) by Sense. James R. Abbott, Rowan University Douglas S. Massey, Joaquin Arango, Graeme Hugo, Ali On Blau’s Interpretation of Simmel. Sandro Segre, Universita Kouaouci, Adela Pellegrino, and J. Edward Taylor degli Studi di Genova, Italy; and Carmen Leccardi, (12:30-1:30 p.m.): Universita de Milano-Bicocca, Italy Organizer: Philip Kasinitz, City University of New York A Feminist Method for Theoretical Work. Patricia Madoo Graduate Center Lengermann, George Washington University; and Jill Panel: Charles Keeley, Georgetown University Niebrugge-Brantley, Gettysburg College Kitty Calavita, University of California, Irvine Discussion: Peter Kivisto, Augustana College Section on International Migration Business Meeting (1:30- 507. Section on Political Economy of the World System. 2:15 p.m.) Population Flows in a Changing World System: Global Cities and Economic Regionalization (co- sponsored by the ASA Section on International 1:30 p.m. Meetings Migration) ______Hilton Chicago, Astoria Organizer: Maria Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton Section on International Migration Business Meeting (to 2:15 University p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford A The Making of a Transnational Market: Informal Trade between Russia and Turkey and as a Node. Hatice Deniz Yenal, Binghamton University The Global City Network, 1977-97: International Population Flows through Air Travel. Kyoung-Ho Shin and Michael Timberlake, Kansas State University

508. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Business Meeting and Distinguished Scholar Lecture Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII Business Meeting (12:30-1:30 p.m.) Distinguished Scholar Lecture (1:30-2:15 p.m.): The Life Course and Aging: Some Reflections: Glen H. Elder, Jr., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

509. Section on Sociology of Culture. New Developments in Organizational Culture 196 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m. Sessions Hilton Chicago, Marquette ______Organizer: Archibald O. Haller, University of Wisconsin,

Madison 511. Thematic Session. Volunteerism, Citizenship, Presider: Bam Dev Sharda, University of Utah, Salt Lake City and the New Century Economic Development and Stratification Positions: A Hilton Chicago, Waldorf Comparative Analysis. Mariah Evans and Jonathan Kelley, Australian National University, Canberra Organizer and Presider: John Wilson, Duke University Earnings Attainment Processes of Workers in a Newly The Citizenship of Care: Theory and Measurement of the Developed Nation: Taiwan: 1981 and 1992. Min Chieh Broader Meaning and Practice of Volunteering. Paul Tseng, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan G. Schervish, Boston College Labor Force Classes and the Earnings Determination of the “You Meet So Many People Here”: What Volunteers’ Farm Population of a Less Developed Nation-Brazil: Ordinary Encounters with Diversity Might Mean for 1973, 1982, and 1988. Jorge Alexandre Neves, Federal Citizenship in the 21st Century. Courtney J. Bender, University of Pernambuco-Recife, Brazil; and Danielle Columbia University Fernandes, University of Wisconsin, Madison Women’s Labor Force Participation and Its Effect on Discussion: David B. Bills, University of Iowa Volunteering. Marc Musick, University of Texas Citizenship Renewed: Strategic Voluntarism in the Public 515. Regular Session. Gender and Work: On-the-Job Realm. Richard L. Wood, University of New Mexico Insights from Qualitative Research Retirement, Social Capital, and Well-Being: Does Community Participation Replace Paid Work? Phyllis Hilton Palmer House, Parlor F Moen, Cornell University Organizer: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Radcliffe Public Policy Institute Presider: Jo Anne Preston, Brandeis University 512. Special Session. Childhoods in International Gendering the Market: Temporality, Work, and Gender on a Perspective National Futures Exchange. Peter Levin, Northwestern Hilton Palmer House, Salons V-VI University Organizer: Jens Qvortrup, University of Southern Denmark Real Estate Sales as Women’s Work: Constructing Gender Presider: William A. Corsaro, Indiana University on the Job. Carol S. Wharton, University of Richmond Methodologies in Researching Children’s Childhoods. Leena Communists, Feminists, Mothers or Villains? A Social- Alanen, University of Jyvaeskylae, Finland Psychological Examination of the Situated Identities of Children as Moral Instance: Working out Generational Child Care Workers. Susan B. Murray, San Jose State Relations in Public Debates. Doris Buehler-Niederberger, University Bergische University, Germany Revisiting the Gender, Marriage, and Parenthood Puzzle in The Role of Peers and Parents in the Leisure Activities of Scientific Careers. Linda Grant and Ivy Kennelly, Young Adolescents in the Netherlands and Germany. University of Georgia; and Kathryn B. Ward, Southern Manuela du Bois-Reymond, University of Leiden, The Illinois University Netherlands Discussion: Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania; and A Time and a Place for Childhood. Chris Jenks, University of Rachel A. Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina London, England 516. Regular Session. Mass Media: Functions for 513. Special Session. Immigrant Communities: Costs and Specific Audiences Contributions Hilton Chicago, Conference Room 4M Hilton Chicago, Williford A Organizer and Presider: Joel Smith, Duke University Organizer and Presider: Thomas J. Espenshade, Princeton Presider: Thelma McCormack, York University University Functional Literacy, Television News, and Social Panel: Mary C. Waters, Harvard University Participation: Linkages between Mass Media and Min Zhou, University of California, Los Angeles Empowerment of Women. Fatos Goksen, Sami Gulgoz, Marta Tienda, Princeton University and Cigdem Kagitcibasi, Koc University, Turkey Guillermo J. Grenier, Florida International University Rebecca L. Clark, The Urban Institute Session 516, continued For the Woman Who Wasn’t Born Yesterday: Aging 514. Special Session. National Structures of Stratification Femininity, Women’s Magazines, and “Lear’s.” Andrea at Different Levels of Development Mitnick, Kutztown University Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 197

Participants in Morality Plays: An Analysis of the Talk Show University of Wisconsin- Madison Studio Audience. Louis Kontos, Long Island University; Toxic Water, Toxic Knowledge: Networks, Distrust, and the and Jack Levin, Northeastern University (Mis)Management of Information in a Contaminated Violent Lives and Violent Media: Listening to Youth in Urban Community. Stephen R. Couch, Pennsylvania State Los Angeles to Reconsider the Media and Violence University Debate. Karen Sternheimer, University of Southern Knowing HIV/AIDS: Epistemologies of Risk. Beth Jackson, California York University Discussion: Thelma McCormack, York University The Normalization of Risk: The Therapeutic Rehabilitation of Thalidomide. Valerie Leiter and Stefan Timmermans, 517. Regular Session. Poverty Brandeis University Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 6 520. Regular Session. Social Movements and Political Organizer: Kathryn Edin, University of Pennsylvania Opportunity Structures The Well-Being of Children in Low-Income Working Families. Jane Mosley and Neil G. Bennett, Columbia University Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 5 Unmarried Parents and Models of Fatherhood: New or Organizer and Presider: Barbara Epstein, University of Conventional Ideals about Paternal Involvement. California, Santa Cruz Maureen Waller, Public Policy Institute of California; and Political Opportunity and the Women’s Movement, 1956- Sara McLanahan, Princeton University 1979. Sarah Soule, University of Arizona; Doug Are Exemptions Adequate Treatment?: The Relationship McAdam, and Yang Su, Stanford University; and John between Health and Employment among Welfare D. McCarthy, Pennsylvania State University Recipients. Judith A. Levine, University of Michigan Political Opportunities and Women’s Nineteenth-Century Job Retention Processes and Outcomes in TANF Programs. Moral Movements. Carolyn Chen, University of Roberta R. Iverson and Lauren M. Rich, University of California, Berkeley Pennsylvania Elite Allies and Antagonists: Political Opportunities and Student Protest, 1930-1990. Nella Van Dyke, University 518. Regular Session. Race, Ethnicity, and Interpersonal of Arizona Relations Pseudosuccess and Pseudofailure: Ambivalent Effects of Hilton Palmer House, Private Dining Room 4 Political Opportunity Structure on Movement Dynamics. Doowon Suh, University of California, Berkeley Organizer: Richard D. Alba, State University of New York, Discussion: Barbara Epstein, University of California, Santa Albany, and Russell Sage Foundation Cruz Presider: Charles Hirschman, University of Washington and Russell Sage Foundation 521. Section on Undergraduate Education. Refereed Structural, Cultural, and Social Psychological Influences on Micro-Teaching Demonstrations the Patterns of Intergroup Relations. Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers University Hilton Palmer House, Salon VIII “If Two People Are in Love...”: Color Blind Dreams, (White) Organizer and Presider: Jodi Burmeister-May, St. Cloud Color-Coded Reality among White College Students. State University Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and Rogelio Saenz, Texas A&M Chipping Away: How to Engage Students with Materials that University Challenge Their Beliefs. Susan Will, University of Interracial and Interethnic Friendships among Adolescents: California, Irvine Evidence from Add Health. Grace Kao, University of Discovering “Social Problems” through Team Learning. Janet Pennsylvania; and Kara Joyner, McGill University Cosbey, Eastern Illinois University Problems in Measuring Inter-Racial Friendships. Tom W. “Learning by Doing”: Using Classroom Research Projects to Smith, National Opinion Research Center Confront Stereotypes and Cultural Myths about Rape. Discussion: Charles Hirschman, University of Washington Elizabeth Scheel, St. Cloud State University and Russell Sage Foundation Triangulating Service, Active-Learning, and Experiential Resources in Criminology and Juvenile Delinquency. Art 519. Regular Session. Changing Conceptions of Risk Jipson, Miami University Hilton Chicago, Williford B Kicking and Screaming Out of the Womb: Pushing Students Out of the Classroom and Into the Streets. Dan Martin, Organizer and Presider: William R. Freudenburg, University Miami University of Wisconsin- Madison The Hazards of Simplicity: Socially Constructing the 522. Theory Section. Theory Roundtables and Business Environment Is Risky Business. Debra J. Davidson, Meeting 198 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

Hilton Chicago, Williford C From “Social Implications” to One-Dimensional Man: Herbert Roundtables (2:30-3:30 p.m.): Marcuse’s Theory of the One-Dimensional Society. Black Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, Florida State University Hawk Hancock, University of Wisconsin, Madison 1. Rationality, Trust, and Society 8. Theory and Culture Table Presider: Michael Christopher, Hawaii Trends Table Presider: Thomas J. Burns, University of Utah Research Institute Epistemology and Culture: Some Social Implication of Human A System Cybernetic Approach to Individual and Cognition. Thomas J. Burns, University of Utah; and Terri Organizational Level Trust Formation. Amalya L. Oliver, LeMoyne, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Hebrew University, Israel 9. Instances of Critical Theory: Foucault and Habermas Self-Organization Theory and the Emergency of Social Table Presider: Jorge Arditi, State University of New York, Solidarity and Rationality from the Unintended Buffalo Consequences of Human Action. Michael Christopher, Self-Cultivation as a Microphysics of Reverence: Towards a Hawaii Trends Research Institute Foucauldian Understanding of Korean Culture. Jorge Arditi and Minjoo Oh, State University of New York, 2. Perspectives on Marriage and Middle-Aged Women Buffalo Table Presider: Laura L. Sundell-Bahrd, University of Irreconcilable Paradigms of Critique?: The Unfinished Debate California, Riverside between Habermas and Foucault. Markus S. Schulz, Middle-Aged Women and Multiple-Role Anarchy: A Bauhaus University, Germany Durkheimian Theoretical Argument for the Addition of a Fifth Type of Suicide. Laura L. Sundell-Bahrd, University 10. European and American Perspectives of California, Riverside Table Presider: Jeff Livesay, Colorado College Virtue and Marital Conflict: A Theoretical Formulation and From Normative Structures to Moral Action: Bauman, Research Agenda. Vincent Jeffries, California State Giddens, and Wolfe on Remoralization. Jeff Livesay and University, Northridge Monica Desmond, Colorado College Academic Feminism in the UK and the USA, 1980-1998: 3. Social Problems, Science Studies, and Theory Developing a Comparative Analysis. Rachel Torr, Table Presider: Susan Chimonas, University of Michigan University of Plymouth, United Kingdom Back to the Drawing Board: Irony, Moral Panic, and the Materialist Study of Social Problems. Susan Chimonas, 11. Postmodernist Perspectives University of Michigan Table Presider: Steve Sherlock, Saginaw Valley State Sociology after the Demise of : A Lesson from University Contemporary Science Studies. Daniel Breslau, Tel Aviv Where Do You Want to Go Today: Computers and the University, Israel Tourist Gaze. Steve Sherlock, Saginaw Valley State University 4. Theory and the Orient Table Presider: Farzin Vahdat, Brandeis University 12. Values, Bankers, and Is Critical Theory Relevant to Contemporary Middle East? Table Presider: Paul Kamolnick, East Tennessee State Farzin Vahdat, Brandeis University University Orientalism and Sociology: The (Un)Happy Marriage? Carnivals of Consumer Capitalism. Lauren Langman, Loyola Jaeyoun Won, University of California, Berkeley University

5. Contemporary Theory: Bourdieu The Linguistic Bias in Bourdieu’s Theory. Niilo Kauppi, Session 523, continued Academy of Finland Judenhass and Capital Fetishism, or: Why Anti-Semites Hate Bankers. David N. Smith and Christopher W. Gunn, 6. On Realism and Weber University of Kansas Table Presider: Michael Meacham, Valdosta State University Simmel’s Conception of Value: Exposition and Critique. Paul In Defense of Realist Assumptions. Pidi Zhang, Georgia Kamolnick, East Tennessee State University Southern University Theory Section Business Meeting (3:30-4:15 p.m.) Suggestions on a Weberian Process of Religion: A Model of Weberian Religion for the Instructor. Michael Meacham, 523. Section on Political Economy of the World-System. Valdosta State University Feminist Studies and World-Systems Analysis: 7. From Neo-Marxism to Post-Marxism: Marcuse and Laclau Alternative or Complimentary Research Programs Table Presider: Paul C. Fuller, State University of New York, Hilton Chicago, Astoria Buffalo Post-Marxism: Underdetermination in Discourse Theory. Paul Organizers and Presiders: Nancy Forsythe, University of C. Fuller, State University of New York, Buffalo Maryland, College Park; and Beverly J. Silver, Johns Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 199

Hopkins University Table Presider: Vera Zolberg, New School for Social Panel: Shelley Feldman, Cornell University Research Maria Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University Therapeutic Consumption and the Paradox of Narcissism. Joya Misra, University of Georgia Sam Binkley, New School for Social Research The panel will focus on the relationship between research programs The Nature and Types of Reviews: A Study of Social for which gender and those for which world-systems is the central Institution. Grant Blank, University of Chicago analytical category. Panelists will highlight the ways in which their work Collectors Collected: The Institutional Actors in the Art World attempts to overcome the incompatibility that is widely perceived to characterize the two research approaches. Ample time will be reserved and the Formation of Tastes of Art Collectors. Anna Sun, for audience participation, discussion, and exchange. Princeton University The Work of Cultural Production: Models, New Media, and 524. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Social the Conditions in Urban “Glamour” Industries. Sharon Determinants of Health in Later Life Zukin, Betsy Wissinger, and Gina Neff, City University of Hilton Palmer House, Salon VII New York Graduate Center (This session is dedicated to George Meyers.) 4. Aesthetics and Politics Organizer: Jill Quadagno, Florida State University Table Presider: David Gartman, University of South Alabama Presider: Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse University Nazil Architecture: The Symbolic Politics of Anti-Fordism. Religion and Health Care Use: Race Differences among David Gartman, University of South Alabama Older Women with Breast Cancer. Diane Brown, Wayne 5. Art and Everyday Life State University Table Presider: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas, San Social, Situational, and Disease-Related Factors Associated Antonio with High Levels of Depressive Symptomatology in Cultural Politics and Everyday Life: Shock and Event in Dada. Elderly Cancer Patients. Victoria Raveis and Daniel Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas, San Antonio Karus, Columbia University The Analysis of Conversation in the Study of Art Galleries. Dilemmas in Shared Care: A Cross-National Comparison of Dean Harper, University of Rochester Informal Care Policies. Michaela Schunk, University of 6. Institutional Cultures of Innovation and Inertia California, San Francisco Table Presider: Mark A. Schneider, Southern Illinois Differential Benefits of Volunteering across the Life Course. University Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina University Stretching Organizational Categories and the Redefinition of the Liberal Arts College. Harriet Morgan, George Mason 525. Section on Sociology of Culture. Refereed University Roundtables and Business Meeting Does Culture Have Interia? Mark A. Schneider, Southern Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Illinois University Refereed Roundtables (2:30-3:30 p.m.): Organizer: Mark D. Jacobs, George Mason University

1. Gender and Culture Network Table Presider: Sharon Hays, University of Virginia Gender and Relationships Via Internet Newsgroups. Susan H. Alexander, Lycoming College Villains, Cronies, and Mothers: The Social Construction of Substance-Abusing Women. Phyllis L. Baker, University of Northern Iowa Constructing Female Sexual Delinquency in the Progressive Era. Anne Bowler, University of Delaware Consumerism and the Languages of Class: Young Women Discuss Their Aspirations and Identities. Andrea Press, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; and Ellen Rosenman, University of Kentucky, Lexington A Cross-Cultural Examination of Gender Transformations. Edwin Segal, University of Louisville 2. Race and Culture Network Race and Culture. Samuel C. Watkins, University of Texas 3. Taste 200 Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m.

7. Codes of Incivility Table Presider: B.L.R. Bradshaw, University of California, Table Presider: Orville Lee, Northwestern University Berkeley Legal Weapons for the Weak?: Regulating the Force of Cultural Networks and Their Implications for Postmodern Words in an Uncivil Society. Orville Lee, Northwestern Culture: A Theoretical Perspective. Gabriel Bar-Haim, University Tel-Aviv College of Management, Israel Beyond Boundaries and Power in the Study of Politics and 8. Leisure and Tourism Culture: Tensions between Cultural Spheres of Politics Table Presider: Marlis Buchmann, University of Zurich, and Science Revealed through the Idea of the Public Switzerland Interest. B.L.R. Bradshaw, University of California, Leisure as an Element of Lifestyle and a Means of Cultural Berkeley Distinction: 1900-1996. Marlis Buchmann, University of The Importance of Experience: The Interaction of Immediate Zurich, Switzerland; and Manuel Esiner, Swiss Federal Situation and Cultural Symbols in Sense-Making. Sarah Institute of Technology, Switzerland Brown, University of California, Berkeley Presenting Piracy: The Construction of Postcard Outlaw in Jamaican Historical Sites. Anita M. Waters, Denison 14. Cultural Strategies of Anti-Racist Activism University Table Presider: Kelly Besecke, University of Wisconsin, Madison 9. Production and Reception of National Identity Culture Powers and Politics in Multicultural and Anti-Racist Table Presider: Bess Rothenberg, University of Virginia Activism. Kelly Besecke, University of Wisconsin, Mapping Palestine: Territory and Space in the Constitution of Madison National Identity. Rabab Abdulhadi, Yale University Pestilential Attraction: Punk as an Organizing and Socializing The Cultural Reception of National Identity. Bess Agent. Jeanine Pfahlert, Kent State University Rothenberg, University of Virginia 15. Media Images of Sex and Love 10. Ludic and Ritual Construction of Ethnic Identity Table Presider: Shawna V. Hudson, Rutgers University Table Presider: Patricia Masters, George Mason University Exploring the American Cultural Repertoire of Love Culture, Politics, and the Nation Embodied: The German Ideologies: A Sociological Look at Love in Film, 1940- Gymnastics Movement, 1850-1871. Berit Dencker, 1997. Stephanie Ellen Byrd, New York University University of California, San Diego Truth or Consequences: Constructions of Sexuality on Band-Aid, Seed, and Thread: A Study of the Reproduction of Network Television. Shawna V. Hudson, Rutgers Ethnic Identity. Laura Leffingwell, Northwestern University University The Philadelphia Mummers. Patricia Masters, George Mason 16. Reception of Popular Culture University Table Presider: Tim Hallett, Northwestern University Jewish Appeal: Assessing the Popularity of Phillip Roth’s 11. The Media-ted Public Sphere ’s Complaint. Evan Cooper, State University of Table Presider: Rodney D. Benson, University of California, New York, Albany Berkeley Structuring Public Debate: A Relational Field Analysis of the Section on Sociology of Culture Business Meeting (3:30-4:15 U.S. and French Journalistic Fields. Rodney D. Benson, p.m.) University of California, Berkeley 12. Gender, Sexuality, and Moral Boundaries 526. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Table Presider: Nancy Fischer, State University of New York, Substance Use and Abuse: Prevention, Treatment, Albany Institutional and Policy Contexts Between Blood and Sexual Danger: An Analysis of the Moral Hilton Palmer House, Parlor H Boundaries of Incest. Nancy Fischer, State University of Organizer: Richard R. Clayton, University of Kentucky New York, Albany Presider: William F. Skinner, University of Kentucky Culture, Discourse, and Hegemony in Interaction: The Alcohol, Drugs, and Victimization: Interactions and Policy Reformation of Masculinity. Eric Magnuson, Pomona Implications. Robert Nash Parker, Doreen Anderson- College Facile, and Valerie Callanan, University of California, Nude Dancing: Scenes of Sexual Celebration in a Contested Riverside Culture. Frederick Schiff, University of Houston

The Relationship between Violent Offending and Drug Use in the Pre-Prison Experience of a Sample of Incarcerated

Young Men. Henry H. Brownstein, University of 13. Culture and Action Theory: Codes, Networks, and Baltimore; Sean D. Cleary, New York Medical College; Spheres Susan M. Crimmins, Judith Ryder, and Raquel Warley, Friday, August 6, 4:30 p.m. 201

National Development and Research Institutes, Inc.; and a.m.-2:00 p.m.—Hilton Chicago, Lake Erie Barry J. Spunt, City University of New York Gender, Sexual Identity, and Drinking Outcomes: Effects of Harassment in the Workplace. Stephanie J. Nawyn, Judith A. Richman, Kathleen M. Rospenda, and Tonda L. Hughes, University of Illinois, Chicago The Association between Job Characteristics and Drug Use: Testing Importation Theory and Work-Related Strain Theory. Zhiwei Zhang, University of Chicago Work Place Risk Factors and Problem Drinking among Blue Collar Workers: Test of an Integrative Model. Samuel B. Bacharach and William J. Sonnenstuhl, Cornell University; Peter Bamberger, Israel institute of Technology Discussion: William F. Skinner, University of Kentucky

527. Section on Mathematical Sociology. Modeling Social Mechanisms Hilton Chicago, Joliet Organizer and Presider: Aage B. Sorensen, Harvard University Mechanisms, Models, and the Micro-to-Macro Problem. Peter Hedstrom, Stockholm University, Sweden Role Theory as Dynamical System of Fuzzy Logic. James Montgomery, London School of Economics, England Axiomatizing Resource Partitioning Theory. Ivar Vermeulen, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; and Jeroen Bruggeman, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Effects of Positive Reputation Systems. Joseph M. Whitmeyer, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Discussion: Christofer Edling, Stockholm University, Sweden

3:30 p.m. Meetings ______

Section on Sociology of Culture Business Meeting (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Palmer House, Salons I-IV Theory Section Business Meeting (to 4:15 p.m.)—Hilton Chicago, Williford C

Post–Meeting Activities ______

1999-2000 ASA Council—Wednesday, August 11, 8:30