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Table of Contents

President’s Welcome ...... 2

Officers and Committees ...... 3 – 7

SSHA Information ...... 8 – 9

Book Exhibit ...... 9

Network Representatives...... 10 – 11

Network Meetings ...... 12

Special Conference Events ...... 13

Presidential Address and Reception ...... 13

Association Business Meeting ...... 13

SSHA Committee Meetings ...... 14

Presidential Sessions ...... 14

Program Committee Sessions ...... 15

Session Listing by Network...... 16

Program at a Glance ...... 17

Conference Program ...... 18 – 127

Author Index ...... 128– 139

Chicago Information ...... 140 – 143

Cover design by Dennis Laffoon, Bloomington, Indiana

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President’s Welcome Officers and Committees Social Science History Association Welcome to the 2010 meeting of the Social Science History Association! 2009-2010 SSHA is returning to the Palmer House for the 7th time – for returning SSHA members I hope this means a pleasant trip down memory lane for you as it does for me, as well as an President opportunity to sample the newest scholarship. For our many first-timers, welcome -- I Ann Shola Orloff hope this occasion proves as rewarding for you as it was for the many SSHA members who Northwestern University (Sociology, Gender Studies, and Political Science) return year after year to renew ties with colleagues across our constituent disciplines and to engage in the spirited intellectual exchanges for which SSHA is known. I hope to see Vice President many of you at the Welcome Reception on Thursday evening. George Alter University of Michigan (History) Kudos to all for authoring such interesting papers and comments, and particular thanks to the 2010 program committee co-chairs, network representatives and SSHA and Indiana University Conferences officers and staff for helping us to put together such a Treasurer multifaceted and intellectually engaging set of panels – over 230 in all! This year’s theme is Philip VanderMeer Arizona State University (History) “Power and Politics,” and will feature a number of Presidential panels in the form of roundtable discussions on various aspects of these topics. SSHA programs are built by the networks, and you have the opportunity to get involved from the outset of next year’s Executive Director program by attending the network meetings, which will be held on Friday, from 12:30pm- William C. Block 1:15pm and 1:15pm – 2:00pm. Cornell University (CISER)

Please join me at Saturday’s business meeting to hear more about SSHA’s Past President fortunes and to applaud our honorees, and at the Presidential Reception that follows. I Julia Adams would like to thank several units at Northwestern University for their generous support of (Sociology) the Presidential reception: the Department of Sociology, the Roberta Buffett Center for International and Comparative Studies, the Graduate School and the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences.

On behalf of all of us, I would also like to thank the Charles Tilly and Louise Tilly Fund for Social Science History, which is administered on our behalf by the Social Science Research Council, for their generous support of graduate student travel grants. Graduate students are the future of SSHA, of course, and we are extremely fortunate to have such enthusiastic partners in supporting their scholarship.

Have a wonderful meeting, and enjoy each other and Chicago.

Ann Shola Orloff 2010 SSHA President

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Executive Committee Publications Committee

Term Expires 2010 Term Expires 2010

Peggy Hargis Lisa Dillon Georgia Southern University (Sociology and Anthropology) University of Montreal (Demography)

Ian Gregory John Murray Lancaster University (Digital Humanities) University of Toledo (Economics)

Birgitte Søland Ohio State University (History) Term Expires 2011

Nancy Green Term Expires 2011 L'École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (History)

Lyn Spillman Robert Lieberman University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Columbia University (Political Science)

Thomas J. Sugrue University of (History) Term Expires 2012

Ruth Crocker Thomas Maloney Auburn University (History) University of Utah (Economics)

Mary Louise Nagata Term Expires 2012 Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)

Sylvia Pedraza, University of Michigan (Sociology) 2010 Nominating Committee

Alice O’Connor Lyn Spillman, Chair University of California Santa Barbara (History) University of Notre Dame (Sociology))

Trent Alexander Elizabeth Faue University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)

Katherine Lynch Immediate Three Past Presidents Carnegie Mellon University (History)

Julia Adams Ajay Mehrotra Yale University (Sociology) Indiana University (Law/History)

Donna R Gabaccia Dan Slater University of Minnesota (History) University of Chicago (Political Science)

David Kertzer Brown University (Anthropology)

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Allan Sharlin Memorial Award Committee 2009 SSHA-Rockefeller Travel Award Selection Committee

Term Expires 2010 Dorothee Schneider, Chair University of Illinois (Sociology) Vincent Louis University of Minnesota (Sociology) John Reynolds University of Texas-San Antonio (History) Sigrid Schmalzer University of Massachusetts Amherst (History) 2010 Program Committee

Term Expires 2010 Monica Prasad Northwestern University (Sociology) Anne McCants, Chair Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) Jennifer Mittelstadt Rutgers University (History) Philip Brown Ohio State University (History) Kimberly Morgan George Washington University (Government) President's Book Award Committee

Term Expires 2010 2010 SSHA-Tilly Award Selection Committee Thomas Maloney, Chair University of Utah (Economics) Ann Shola Orloff Northwestern University (Sociology, Gender Studies, and Political Science) Greta Krippner University of Michigan (Sociology) William C. Block Cornell University (CISER)

Term Expires 2011 2010 Charles Tilly and Louise Tilly Prize for the Best Graduate Paper Leslie Page Moch in Social Science History, Award Committee Michigan State University (History)

Kimberly Johnson Julia Adams Barnard College (Political Science) Yale University (Sociology)

Chris Tilly Editor, Social Science History University of California, Los Angeles (Urban Planning)

Douglas L. Anderton Leslie Page Moch University of Massachusetts-Amherst (Sociology) Michigan State University (History)

Donna R Gabaccia Conference Manager University of Minnesota (History)

Judy Warner Ron Aminzade Indiana University Conferences, Senior Conference Coordinator University of Minnesota (Political Science)

William Roy Duke University Press University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)

Rob Dilworth Journals Editorial/Administrative Manager, and Chief Administrative contact for SSHA

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SSHA Membership SSHA 2011 Annual Conference

The Social Science History Association is an interdisciplinary group of scholars that shares The Social Science History Association will hold its 36th annual conference in Boston, interests in social life and theory; historiography, and historical and social-scientific Massachusetts, November 17-20, 2011. The conference will be held at the Boston Park methodologies. SSHA might be best seen as a coalition of distinctive scholarly Plaza. The organization’s long-standing interest in methodology makes SSHA meetings communities. Our substantive intellectual work ranges from everyday life in the medieval exciting places to explore new solutions to historical problems. We encourage the world – and sometimes earlier -- to contemporary global politics, but we are united in our participation of graduate students and recent PH.D.s, as well as more-established scholars, historicized approach to understanding human events, explaining social processes, and from a wide range of disciplines and departments. developing innovative theory. Future dates and sites: November 1-4, 2012, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (The The term “social science history” has meant different things to different academic Westin Bayshore); November 21-24, 2013, Chicago (Palmer House); November 6-9, 2014, generations. In the 1970s, when the SSHA’s first meetings were held, the founding Toronto, Ontario, Canada (The Fairmont Royal York); November 12-15, 2015, Baltimore, generation of scholars took it to reflect their concern to address pressing questions by Maryland (Hyatt Regency Baltimore on the Inner Harbor); November 17-20, 2016, Chicago combining social-science method and new forms of historical evidence. Quantitative (Palmer House); November 21-24, 2019, Chicago (Palmer House). approaches were especially favored by the association’s historical demographers, as well as some of the economic, social and women’s historians of the time. By the 1980s and 1990s, other waves of scholars – including culturally-oriented historians and anthropologists, Book Exhibit geographers, political theorists, and comparative-historical social scientists -- had joined the conversation. The book exhibit will be located in the Adams Ballroom, on the 6th floor of the Palmer House. In addition to The Scholar’s Choice, which will be representing several publishers, New intellectual directions continue to emerge at the outset of the 21st century. Today’s SSHA welcomes the following exhibitors: Duke University Press, the University of SSHA incorporates a diversity of scholarly styles, with lots of crosstalk among them. Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center), the University of Chicago Press, the Edwin Mellen Press, and the Oxford University Press. Inquiries about membership in the Social Sciences History Association should be directed to William C. Block, Cornell University - CISER, 391 Pine Tree Road, Ithaca, Exhibit Schedule: 14850. Email: [email protected]. Friday, November 19, 8:00am-5:00pm Saturday, November 20, 8:00am-5:00pm

SSHA Journal

Social Science History, the journal of the Social Science History Association, is published quarterly and is sent to members of the association. Manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate to editor Douglas Anderton, Social Science History, Social and Demographic Research Institute, W34A Machmer Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003-9278, e-mail: [email protected].

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Network Representatives Network Representatives

Children & Childhood Migration/Immigration

Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History) Sonia Cancian, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center Birgitte Soland, Ohio State University (History) and History) Maddalena Marinari, University of Kansas (History) Criminal Justice/Legal History Network Barbara Luethi, Basel University (History) Richard McMahon, University of Dundee (History) Jadwiga Pieper, University of Arizona (History) Libby Garland, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY (History, Philosophy and Political Science) Politics Culture

Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) Tim Thurber, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center Fredrick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology) and History) Leah Gordon, Stanford University (Education) Stephanie Lee Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology) Allan Lichtman, American University (History) Economics Race & Ethnicity Anne McCants, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History) Peter Meyer, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Productivity and Technology) Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (History) Jeff Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Melissa Weiner, Quinnipiac University (Sociology) Education, Knowledge Production, and Science Studies Religion Mary Ann Dzuback, Washington University (Education, History, and Women & Gender Studies) Adrea Lawrence, American University (Education, Teaching, and Health) Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology) Robert Woodberry, University of Texas Austin (Sociology) Family History/Demography Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)

David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental

Health/Medicine/Body Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Louis Kyriakoudes, University of Southern Mississippi (History) Lucinda Beier, Illinois State University (History) Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies) States & Society

Historical Geography Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) Karl Grossner, University of California-Santa Barbara (Geography) Mara Loveman, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Urban Labor

Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History) Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) Michael McQuarrie, University of California-Davis (Sociology) Coreen Derifield, Purdue University (History) Women, Gender & Sexuality Macro-historical Dynamics

Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History) Peter Perdue, Yale University (History) Pavla Miller, RMIT University (Global Studies Social Science and Planning) James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Elizabeth Bernstein, Barnard College (Sociology and Women’s Studies)

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Network Meetings Special Conference Events

SSHA Networks are special interest groups that generate ideas and organize sessions for Welcome Reception Red Lacquer Room, 4th Floor the next year's conference. As part of the program committee, Network Representatives Thursday 7:00-8:30 pm perform the important task of coordinating sessions. Meetings are open to all interested individuals and will be held on Friday at 12:30pm and 1:15pm. Walking Tour: Architechture, Power and Politics in Downtown Chicago Friday 2:15-4:15pm Friday, 12:30pm - 1:15pm Led by: Paul Jaskot, Professor of Art History, DePaul University, Chicago -Meet at the Monroe Street entrance (outside, under the awning) Criminal Justice/Legal History Network La Salle 1 -Pre-registration required

Economics La Salle 2 Education, Knowledge Production and Science Studies La Salle 3 Annual Business Meeting Monroe Ballroom, 6th Floor Saturday 5:30-6:00 pm Historical Geography La Salle 5 Macro-Historical Dynamics Clark 3 George Alter, University of Michigan (History), and 2010 Vice President, Social Science History Association Health/Medicine/Body Clark 5

Race & Ethnicity Clark 7 President’s Address Monroe Ballroom, 6th Floor Family History/Demography Dearborn 1 Saturday 6:00-6:30 pm

Children and Childhood Dearborn 2 Power and Politics: Towards a New Alliance of History and the Social Sciences Ann Shola Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology, Gender Studies, and Political Science), and 2010 President, Social Science History Association

Friday, 1:15pm - 2:00pm We invite all registrants to attend this special plenary session late Saturday afternoon for Awards, the Business Meeting and the Presidential Address , followed by a gala reception in Culture La Salle 1 the Red Lacquer Room, located on the 4th Floor. Please join us beginning at 5:30 pm. Urban La Salle 2 President’s Reception Red Lacquer Room, 4th Floor Labor La Salle 3 Saturday 6:30-8:00 pm

Migration/Immigration La Salle 5 We would like to thank the following units at Northwestern University for their Politics Clark 3 generous support of the Presidential Reception:

Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Clark 5 The Department of Sociology Religion Clark 7 The Roberta Buffet Center for International and Comparative Studies The Graduate School States & Society Dearborn 1 The Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Women, Gender & Sexuality Dearborn 2

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SSHA Committee Meetings Presidential Sessions

Thursday, November 18, 2010 SSHA Executive Committee I (4:45 – 6:45pm; Presidential Suite) B9 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Power: Subjects, Agents, Objects

Friday, November 19, 2010 C10 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm The Work of Arthur Stinchcombe Social Politics (6:00pm - 8:00pm; Montrose 1)

Saturday, November 20, 2010 E7 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Nature and Power. A Global History of the SSHA Editorial Board (12:00 – 2:00pm; Presidential Suite) Environment

Sunday, November 21, 2010 2010 Program Committee (including Network Reps) (8:00 – 9:00am; The Hancock Parlor) E11 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Race, Nation, Power, Politics Executive Committee II (9:00 – 10:00am; Presidential Suite) Social Politics (10:00am - 12Noon; Montrose 2) F2 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Ins and Outs of Historical Ethnography

Program Committee Sessions F11 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Gender, Power, Politics

A9 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Reconceptualizing Carework G10 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Re-thinking Gender and Power

B10 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Feminist Political Economy H12 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Whither Historical Institutionalism?

B11 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Religion and the Welfare State J13 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Obama's Agenda and the Dynamics of U.S. Politics: Breakthroughs and Limitations B12 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm North Atlantic Population Project (NAPP) Informational Workshop K9 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Retrospective on Bringing the State Back In

C12 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm The Agency Gap in Worklife Balance: L10 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Rethinking Power Applying Sen’s Capabilities Framework Across Different Contexts M2 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Author Meets Critics, Jeffrey Alexander, "The Peformance of Politics: Obama's E12 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Religion and Empire Victory and the Democratic Struggle for Power G11 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Pragmatism N9 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Richard White and Spatial History K10 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Neoliberalism

M9 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Rise (and Fall?) of the Chicago School of Economics

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Sessions By Primary Network Program at a Glance

Children and Childhood A1, D1, H1, J1, N1 Thursday, November 18, 2010 Criminal Justice/Legal A2, C1, D2, E1, F1, H2, I1, J2, M1 Registration 8:00am - 5:00pm 6th Floor Registration Desk Culture A3, C2, D3, E2, F2, G1, H3, I2, J3, K1, L1, M2, M12 Paper Sessions 10:00am - 12noon Meeting Rooms Book Exhibit set-up 11:00am - 6:00pm Adams Ballroom Economics D4, E3, F3, G2, H4, I3, J4, K2, L2, M3, N2 Paper Sessions 12:15pm - 2:15pm Meeting Rooms Paper Sessions 2:30pm - 4:30pm Meeting Rooms Education, Knowledge Production, B1, C3, E4, F4, J5, K3, N3 Paper Sessions 4:45pm - 6:45pm Meeting Rooms and Science Studies Opening Reception 7:00pm - 8:30pm Red Lacquer Room

Family History/Demography B2, B3, B4, C4, C5, D5, D6, E5, E6, F5, F6, G3, G4, Friday, November 19, 2010 H5, H6, I4, I5, J6, J7, K4, K5, L3, M4, M5, N4 Registration 7:30am - 5:00pm 6th Floor Registration Desk Health/Medicine/Body D7, F7, G5, H7, I6, I7, L4, N5 Book Exhibit 8:00am - 5:00pm Adams Ballroom Paper Sessions 8:00am - 10:00am Meeting Rooms Historical Geography A4, B5, C6, E7, F8, G6 Paper Sessions 10:15am - 12:15pm Meeting Rooms Network Meetings A 12:30pm - 1:15pm Meeting Rooms Labor B6, D8, E8, F9, G7, H8, I8, J8, L5 Network Meetings B 1:15pm - 2:00pm Meeting Rooms Paper Sessions 2:15pm - 4:15pm Meeting Rooms Macro-Historical Dynamics A5, B7, C7, E9, H9, I9, J9, K6, L6, L7 Paper Sessions 4:30pm - 6:30pm Meeting Rooms

Migration/Immigration B8, C8, D9, F10, G8, H10, I10, J10, J11, K7, L8, M6, N6, N7 Saturday, November 20, 2010

Politics A7, A8, A9, C9, D10, E10, G9, H11, I11, J12, K8, L9, Registration 7:30am - 3:30pm 6th Floor Registration Desk M7, M8, N8 Book Exhibit 8:00am - 5:00pm Adams Ballroom Paper Sessions 8:00am - 10:00am Meeting Rooms Race and Ethnicity B13, D11, E13, F13, G12, H13, I12, J14, K11, M13, N10 Paper Sessions 10:15am - 12:15pm Meeting Rooms Paper Sessions 1:00pm - 3:00pm Meeting Rooms Religion A13, B11, E12 Paper Sessions 3:15pm - 5:15pm Meeting Rooms Business Meeting 5:30pm-6:00pm Monroe Ballroom Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental I13, J15, K12, L12 Presidential Address 6:00pm-6:30pm Monroe Ballroom President’s Reception 6:30pm - 8:00pm Red Lacquer Room States and Society A12, A13, A14, B14, B15, C11, C14, C15, D12, D13, D14, E14, F14, G13, G14, H14, H15, I14, I15, J16, K13, K14, Sunday, November 21, 2010 L13, L14, M14, M15, N11, N12, N13 Registration 7:30am - 3:30pm 6th Floor Registration Desk Urban D15, E15, F15, F16, G15, I16, K15, K16, L15, M16, N14 Paper Sessions 8:00am - 10:00am Meeting Rooms Paper Sessions 10:15am - 12:15pm Meeting Rooms Women, Gender, and Sexuality A15, B16, C16, D16, E16, F17, G16, H16, H17, I17, J17, K17, L16, M17, N15

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Thursday, November 18, 2010 Thursday, November 18, 2010

A1 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Clark 7 A3 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Dearborn 3 Child Custody Culture and Legitimacy CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD, Women, Gender, and Sexuality CULTURE

Chair: Felice Batlan, Chicago Kent School of Law (Law) Chair: Anne Kane, University of Houston – Downtown (Social Sciences)

Joint Custody Policy in the 1990s: Gender Politics and the Views of Judges “A Little Bit of Everything”: Behind-the-Scenes Radio Programs and the Creation of a Julie Artis, DePaul (Sociology) Commercial Dialogue through the Demystification of Dissemination

Ben Medeiros, University of California – San Diego (Communication) Child Trauma and Child Welfare in Illinois: Twenty Years of Institutional Change

Gary McClelland, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University (Psychiatry) Advertising a ‘Standard of Life’: Legitimating Ads and Assembling American Consumerism, Backlash: Child Custody Cases and Cohabitation in the 1980s 1900-1929 Elizabeth Pleck, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (History) Daniel Navon, Columbia University (Sociology)

Lesbian and Gay Parenting and Child Custody Cases, 1967-2000 Believing It. Defending It. Proclaiming It: Using the Museum Form to Challenge Science Daniel Rivers, Smith College (Women and Gender) Kathleen Oberlin, Indiana University (Sociology)

Discussant: Felice Batlan, Chicago Kent School of Law (Law) Discussant: Anne Kane, University of Houston – Downtown (Social Sciences)

A2 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon LaSalle 1 A4 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Burnham 4 Confession in Judicial and Public Settings New Directions in Historical GIS (1): Substantive Findings and Web-based Resources CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Migration/Immigration, Race and Ethnicity, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental, Urban Chair: Barry Godfrey, Keele University (Law, Politics and Justice) Chair: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr CUNY (Sociology) The Truth Will Out: Self-consciousness and the Making of Modern Man Siobhan Holohan, Keele University (Law, Politics and Justice) Exploring Long Term US Change: Research and Teaching with Social Explorer Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr CUNY (Sociology) Mystical Sovereignty: Jackson Pollock's Confession Ahmed Lacevic, Social Explorer, Inc. (Software Development) Ronnie Lippens, Keele University (Criminology) Troubled Geographies: Two Centuries of Religious Division in Ireland ‘What does it matter if they were guilty anyway?’ – Legitimacy and the Justificatory Power Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences) of Confession Tony Kearon, Keele University (Criminology) Mapping America in 1880:The Urban Transition Historical GIS Project Jason Jindrich, Brown University (Population Studies) Discussant: Barry Godfrey, Keele University (Law, Politics and Justice) John Logan, Brown University (Sociology) Hyoungjin Shin, Brown University (Population Studies & Training Center) Weiwei Zhang, Brown University (Sociology)

GIS Census Data Browsers: Tools for Constructing Social and Historical Narratives Jose Melendez, University of Illinois Chicago (Learning Sciences) Josh Radinsky, University of Illinois Chicago (Learning Sciences) Jessica Roberts, University of Illinois Chicago (Learning Sciences)

Discussant: Richard Healy, University of Portsmouth (Geography)

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A5 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Burnham 1 A7 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon LaSalle 3 New Fiscal Sociology 1: Taxation and Economic Embeddedness Roundtable Discussion: Gerald Berk, Louis D. Brandeis and the Making of Regulated MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS Competition, 1900-1932 POLITICS, Economics, States and Society Chair: Maureen Eger, University of Washington (Sociology) Chair: Robert Johnston, University of Illinois Chicago (History) The Jubilee Gabriel Michael, George Washington University (Political Science) Discussants: Gerald Berk, University of Oregon (Political Science) Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago (Political Science)

Robert Johnston, University of Illinois- Chicago (History) Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History) Regulation Josh Pacewicz, University of Chicago (Sociology) A8 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Burnham 2 A History of Neighbors: Understanding the Development of State Tax Policy in Oregon and Conservatism and Neoconservatism Washington POLITICS Elizabeth Pearson, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Chair: Allan Lichtman, American University (History) Sectional Ends, National Means: Land, Revenue, and Power in the Late Antebellum Era Ariel Ron, University of California-Berkeley (History) Electoral Capture and the Religious Right Brent Cebul, University of Virginia (History) Discussant: Maureen Eger, University of Washington (Sociology) The Yoo Brief: Neoconservatism and the Doctrine of Emergency A6 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon LaSalle 2 Binoy Kampmark, RMIT University (Global Studies, Social Science and Policy) (Re) Addressing “Race,” Class, Gender, and Power: Transnational Ties and Constructions of New National Identities Nixon, Rocky, Attica and the Media Migration/Immigration Theresa Lynch, University of New Hampshire-Manchester (History)

Abortion and the Remaking of Conservative Politics Chair: Roberta Pergher, University of Kansas (History) Ziad Munson, Lehigh University (Sociology & Anthropology)

Moroccan Migrants in the Netherlands and their Transnational Ties with their Country of Discussant: Allan Lichtman, American University (History) Origin, 1975-1985 Nadia Bouras, Leiden University (History) A9 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Clark 9 The Gendered Path of Economic Mobility for African Immigrants War, Power and Control Linda Gjokaj, Michigan State University (Sociology) POLITICS, States and Society Stephanie Nawyn, Michigan State University (Sociology) Chair: Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology) Technology of Power against Women: Discourses on International Marriage and Gendered Gendered Power in the Debates of Thucydides Nationalism in Korea, 1945-1965 Jacob Glicklich, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (History) Bo-mi Kim, Seoul National University (Sociology) A micro-sociological perspective on the Russian civil war (1918-1920): On tipping points, The Influence of Education on Individual Mobility: Considering East-West Migration in bandwagons, and cohesion in combat Germany. Stefan Klusemann, University of Chicago (Sociology) Silvia Maja Melzer, Institute for Employment Research (International Comparisons and European Integration) Creative Action and War Eric Lybeck, University of Tennessee-Knoxville (Sociology) Austria’s Government vs. Austrian Female Returnees Discussant: Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology) Isabel Schropper, School of Advanced Study (Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies)

Discussant: Roberta Pergher, University of Kansas (History)

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A10 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Dearborn 1 A13 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Clark 5 Roundtable Discussion: Reconceptualizing Carework Religion and Nationalism in Global Perspective PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Women, Gender, and Sexuality STATES AND SOCIETY, Culture, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Religion

Chair: Lynne Haney, (Sociology) Chair: Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)

Nationalism, Secularism, and the "Return: of the Veil in the Maghreb Eileen Boris, University of California Santa Barbara (Feminist Studies) Adria Lawrence, Yale University (Political Science) Susan Braedley, York University (Institute for Health Research) Rianne Mahon, Wilfred Laurier University (Balsillie School of International Affairs) Looking Forward, Looking Back: The American Jeremiad and the American Nation Fiona Williams, University of Leeds (Sociology and Social Policy) Andrew Murphy, Rutgers University (Political Science)

Discussant: Lynne Haney, New York University (Sociology) Social Service and Subaltern Hindu Nationalism in India Tariq Thachil, Yale University (Political Science)

A11 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Clark 3 Beheading the Saint: Quebec¹s Quiet Revolution and the Secularization of National Identity The Gender Gap in History and Contemporary Society Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Chair: Maria Stanfors, Lund University (Economic History) Discussants: Rogers Brubaker, UCLA (Sociology) Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology) US Global Gender Policy in the 1990s: Rhetorical and Institutional Change Karen Garner, SUNY Empire State College (Historical Studies) A14 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon LaSalle 5 U. S. Race and Gender Earnings Gaps: 1958-2008 The Politics of Expertise: Social Scientific Authority and its Discontents Richard Hogan, Purdue (Sociology) STATES AND SOCIETY

Discussants: Ainsley LeSure, University of Chicago (Political Science) Chair: Kurtulus Gemici, New York University (Politics) Maria Stanfors, Lund University (Economic History) The Point Four Program as a Precursor to Modernization Theory Daniel Aksamit, Kansas State University (History) A12 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Dearborn 2 Ledger, Bench, and Bureau: Exploring Institutional Links Between State and Society Technocratic Authority in the Developing World: The Case of Economic Expertise in Turkey, Chile, and South Korea STATES AND SOCIETY, Culture, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Politics Umud Dalgic, Northwestern University (Sociology) Chair: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology) Underdeveloped People of the World Unite: Conceiving Global Poverty from the Bottom Up Why Do Courts Become Central Venues for Political Conflict? Institutional Constraints on Sheyda Jahanbani, University of Kansas (History) Church-State Litigation in Australia and the , 1854-1981 Damon Mayrl, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Antievolutionism and the Transformation of American Social Science Michael Lienesch, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Political Science) Bringing the Budget Back In Sarah Quinn, University of Michigan (Michigan Society of Fellows) Discussant: Kurtulus Gemici, New York University (Politics)

State-Building and the Emergence of Political Fields Adam Slez, University of Wisconsin (Sociology) A15 Thursday, 10:00am – 12noon Clark 10 Roundtable Discussion: Prison intimacies, Incarceration and Modern Sexuality The Many Faces of Taxation: Fiscal Sociology in British Colonial India WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Criminal Justice/Legal Nicholas Wilson, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Chair: Peter Beattie, Michigan State University (History) Discussant: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) Discussants: Dominique Grisard, University of Basel, Switzerland (Gender Studies) Joey Mogul, DePaul University (College of Law) Beth Richie, University of Illinois at Chicago (Criminal Justice)

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B1 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm LaSalle 2 B3 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 7 Ecology Methodology: Insights from Shining Lights into Dark Spaces New Fmily Forms: Non-marital Child-bearing and Cohabitation in Europe and the U.S. EDUCATION, Children and Childhood, Race and Ethnicity, Rural, Agricultural, and FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Environmental Chair: Hilde Bras, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Social Research Methodology) Chair: Donald Warren, Indiana University (Education) Cohabitation in the United States, 1960-2000 Source and Self: Do Historians of Education Need to Practice Epoche? Catherine Fitch, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Christopher Frey, Bowling Green State University (Leadership and Policy Studies)

The Role of Cohabitation in Declining Divorce Rates The Children of Ludlow and the Discourse of Slaughter: Representing “Massacred Innocents” in Politics, Press, and Public Opinion Sheela Kennedy, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Joshua Garrison, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (Educational Foundations) State Territories and Hot and Cold Spots of Non-Marital Fertility in Europe 1900-2007 Making Good Farmers and Finding Good Men for Office: Prescription, Policy, and Politics Sebastian Klüsener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Population and Policy) Glenn Lauzon, Indiana University Northwest (Education) Christin Löffler, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Demography) Brienna Perelli-Harris, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Economic and Social Studying the Ecologies of Policy Implementers in Education Policy History Demography) Adrea Lawrence, American University (Education, Teaching & Health) Nora Sanchez-Gassen, Max-Planck-Institute for Demographic Research (Population and Policy)

Discussant: Donald Warren, Indiana University (Education) Examining the Dramatic Increase in Cohabitation and Nonmarital Childbearing in Europe, 1970-2000 Brienna Perelli-Harris, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Economic and B2 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Dearborn 1 Social Demography) Ageing, Health, and Mortality Across the Life Course FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Health/Medicine/Body The Role of Cohabitation in Declining Divorce Rates Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Chair: Katie Otis, University of North Carolina (History)

Discussant: Hilde Bras, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Social Research Methodology) The Effect of a Mother´s Early Life Conditions on the Survival of her Offspring

Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Luciana Quaranta, University of Lund (Economic History)

Old Age and Health from a Life Course Perspective: Northern Sweden during the 19th Century Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Centre for Population studies)

From Diagnostic Expressions to Causes of Death: A Methodological Approach for Mortality Analysis Alberto Sanz-Gimeno, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population and Society Research Group (GEPS))

Longevity and Cause-Specific Mortality of the 1915-1921 Birth Cohort in Utah: The Effects of Early Life Conditions and the 1918 Flu Pandemic Ken Smith, University of Utah (Family and Consumer Studies)

Childhood Indicators of Health and Mortality Later in Life: Europe Over the Past 1800 years Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics)

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B4 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Burnham 2 B5 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Burnham 4 Rethinking Reproductive Change in Historical and Contemporary Populations New Directions in Historical GIS (2): Web-based Resources for Reference and Analysis FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Health/Medicine/Body, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Women, Gender, HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY and Sexuality Chair: Karl Grossner, University of California-Santa Barbara (Geography)

Chair: J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History) IP-HGIS – A Historical Geographic Information System for the Iberian Peninsula Daniel Alves, Faculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas (History) Stopping and Spacing Behavior in Times of Fertility Transition. Evidence from Germany Josep Puig, Faculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas (History) Aliaksandr Amialchuk, University of Toledo (Economics) Luis Silveira, Faculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas (History)

Elitsa Dimitrova, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Center for Population Studies) Digging into Railroad Data : a GIS and Visualisation-Based Approach to the Analysis of Network Development and Railroad Employment in the Northeast USA 1850-1900 Access to Reproduction in Pre-transitional Europe: A Sequential Approach Richard Healey, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Martin Dribe, Lund University (Economic History) Matteo Manfredini, University of Parma (Statistics) Euratlas : From Historical Mapping To Historical Geographical Information System Marc-Antoine Nüssli, Euratlas – Nüssli (Research and Development) Michel Oris, University of Geneva (Economic and Social Sciences) Christos Nüssli, Euratlas (Research and Development) Gilbert Ritschard, University of Geneva (Econometrics)

The impact of migration on the fertility transition: A detailed analysis of migrants’ spacing Digging into Railroad Data : a GIS and Visualisation-Based Approach to the Analysis of behaviour (Antwerp, 1846-1920). Network Development and Railroad Employment in the Northeast USA 1850-1900 Sarah Moreels, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Centre for Sociological Research) William Thomas, University of Nebraska Lincoln (History) Leslie Working, University of Nebraska Lincoln (History)

Reproductive Change and the Mortality Transition: The Role of Social Class and Religion Party Politics and State Power: the Rise and Fall of Social Democracy in the northwest David Reher, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Universidad Complutense de German countryside, 1890-1933 Madrid, Spain (Human Ecology and Population) George Vascik, Miami University (History) Alberto Sanz-Gimeno, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population and Society Research Group (GEPS)) Discussant: Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)

Frans Van Poppel, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Institute (Social Demography) B6 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 10 Discussant: J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History) Contesting Workers' Agency under Theoretical Paradigms LABOR, Women, Gender, and Sexuality

Chair: James Barrett, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (History)

Union Response to the Growing Decline in Employer-Sponsored Healthcare Benefits during a Period of Global Economic Crisis Amy Bromsen, Wayne State University (Political Science)

Spatial and Temporal Experiences within the Restaurant Kitchen Daphne Demetry, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Labor Repertoires, Neo-liberal Regimes, and Hegemonic Orders: Italy, a case of ‘deviance’? Antonina Gentile, Universita’ degli Studi di Milano (Dipartimento di Studi del Lavoro e del Welfare)

The Impact of Inter-company Differences on Occupational Feminisation Kajsa Holmberg, Lund University (Economic History)

Discussant: James Barrett, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (History)

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B7 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Burnham 1 B9 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 5 New Fiscal Sociology 2: Comparative Fiscal Histories and State-Building Power: Subjects, Agents, Objects MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS PRESIDENTIAL, Macro-Historical Dynamics, States and Society

Chair: Geoffrey Alan Guy, University of Chicago (Sociology) Chair: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)

The Market without the Gift: Fiscal (Mis) recognition and the Volatility of Public Finance in Counterfactual Explanation and Agency Argentina Richard Biernacki, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Mireille Abelin, Columbia University (Anthropology) Theories of Agency in History Gender and Family in the Japanese Welfare Regime Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Do-kyun Kim, Seoul National University (Sociology) The Autonomy of the Single Philosopher: Secularism, Liberalism and Agency Late State-Building and the Reputation of Tax Authorities in Comparative Perspective Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology) Erin McDonnell, Northwestern University (Sociology) Power and Agency in Discourse Peasants, Agricultural Taxes, and State-building in Ethiopia: A Historical Institutional Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology) Analysis Daniel Ogbaharya, Western Illinois University (Political Science) Discussant: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)

Discussant: Geoffrey Alan Guy, University of Chicago (Sociology) B10 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Dearborn 3 Roundtable Discussion: Feminist Political Economy B8 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm LaSalle 1 PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Managing Migration: Expert Opinions, Official Views, and Negotiations over Immigration Policies in the United States Chair: Lynne Haney, New York University (Sociology) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Kate Bedford, University of Kent (Law School) Chair: Melissa Abad, University of Chicago (Sociology) Elizabeth Bernstein, Columbia University (Sociology) Maliha Safri, Drew University (Economics) The State and its Emigrants: Consular Reports of Chilean Citizens in the United States Cristian Dona-Reveco, Michigan State University (Sociology and History) Discussant: Lynne Haney, New York University (Sociology)

Playing Cat and Mouse? Effects on Internal Border Control on Migration Patterns Arjen Leerkes, Erasmus University Rotterdam (Sociology)

No Basis in Fact: 'Expert' Testimony on Immigration Restriction Michael Mezzano, Boston College (History)

Questioning Citizens, Examining the Nation: A Comparative Study of the Role of History in Citizenship Tests Elizabeth Young, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Discussant: Melissa Abad, University of Chicago (Sociology)

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B11 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm LaSalle 5 B14 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm LaSalle 3 Religion and the Welfare State The United States in Decline: Why It Is Happening and What It Means PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Religion STATES AND SOCIETY

Chair: Kimberly Morgan, George Washington University (Political Science) Chair: Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Lutheran Conceptions of Gender Policies during the Post-war Era in Finland Last of the Hegemons: U.S. Decline and Global Governance Pirjo Markkola, University of Jyväskylä (History) Chris Chase-Dunn, University of California-Riverside (Sociology) Hiroko Inoue, University of California-Riverside, Riverside (Sociology) State-Church Relations and the Swedish Welfare State, the 1920s – 1940s Ingela Naumann, The University of Edinburgh (Social and Political Science) In Dollar We Still Trust?: Plaza Accord, Second Iraq War, and the “Chimerica” Trap as Preemptive Financial Strikes Church Men and the Post-war Danish Welfare State (with an outlook to Britain and Ho-fung Hung, Indiana University (Sociology) Norway) Klaus Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State Research) Democracy and Decline in the United States Joern Henrik Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State Richard Lachmann, University at Albany - SUNY (Sociology) Research) Militarism, Consumerism and the Defense of the 'American Way of Life': Path Dependence Discussant: Kimberly Morgan, George Washington University (Political Science) and Hegemonic Decline Beverly Silver, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)

B12 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 9 Discussant: Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology) North Atlantic Population Project (NAPP) Informational Workshop PROGRAM COMMITTEE B15 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 1 Discussants: Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (History) Resistance and Radicalism Sula Sarkar, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) STATES AND SOCIETY

Chair: Chad Goldberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) B13 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Dearborn 2 Immigration and Chicago Dissent at the Market Cross: Space, Speech and Resistance in Early Modern England RACE AND ETHNICITY Caroline Boswell, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Humanistic Studies and History)

Chair: Walter Kamphoefner, Texas A&M University (History) The Politics of Smallest Things: How the "Lazy, Cowardly, and Selfish" Changed the Soviet Union Sex, Murder, and Catholics: Battles for Control of Chicago’s Nineteenth-Century Public Anna Paretskaya, New School for Social Research (Sociology) Schools Mimi Cowan, Boston College (History)

Vikings and Dumb Blondes: The Creation and Negotiation of a Gendered Nordic Identity in Turn-of-the-Century Chicago Erika K. Jackson, Michigan State University (History)

Chicago Muslims in the 21st Century: The Power of Politics in Immigration and Citizenship Jackleen Salem, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (History)

Discussant: Walter Kamphoefner, Texas A&M University (History)

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B16 Thursday, 12:15pm – 2:15pm Clark 3 C2 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm LaSalle 1 Gendered Politics of Resistance. Political Prisoners and Prison Activism in 1970s Europe Private Passions and Public Protest WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY CULTURE, Politics

Chair: Leith Passmore, University of Western Australia (European Languages and Chair: Stefan Bargheer, University of Chicago (Sociology) Literature) South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission Hunger Strikes in Austrian Prisons during the 1970s: Narratives about Gender, Nation and Hella Dietz, Georg-August-University Göttingen (Sociology) Political Resistance Irene Bandhauer-Schoeffmann, University of Klagenfurt and University of Vienna (History Experimental Subjection: Scripts and the Conversion of Micro Situations to Macro and Gender Studies) Knowledges Sarah Klein, University of California, San Diego (Communication) Gendered Resistance: Prison Activism in 1970s and 1980s Switzerland Dominique Grisard, University of Basel, Switzerland (Gender Studies) What do Cults Do? Going Public and the Changing Oppositions to Cults in France Etienne Ollion, Ecole Normale Supérieure (Social Sciences) The Gendered Politics of Starving: (State) Power and the Body as Locus of (Feminist) Political Subjectivity in the West German RAF Hunger Strikes Cosmopolitan Priming for Change: the Esperanto Movement in Communist Eastern Europe Patricia Melzer, Temple University (Women's Studies) Ana Velitchkova, University of Notre Dame (Sociology and Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies) The Unified Terrorist Body Vojin Sasa Vukadinovic, Humboldt University of Berlin (Graduiertenkolleg Geschlecht als Discussant: Josh Pacewicz, University of Chicago (Sociology) Wissenskategorie)

Discussant: Leith Passmore, University of Western Australia (European Languages and C3 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 1 Literature) Book Session: Michele Lamont's How Professors Think EDUCATION, Culture

C1 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 7 Chair: Charles Camic, Northwestern University (Sociology) Organized Crime CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL, Culture, Politics, Urban How Professors Think Michele Lamont, Harvard University (Sociology) Chair: Libby Garland, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY (History, Philosophy and Political Science) Discussants: Steven Epstein, Northwestern University (Sociology) James Evans, University of Chicago (Sociology) How the Camorra Works: Markets and Structure of a Neapolitan Mafia Group. Fabio Rojas, Indiana University (Sociology) Paolo Campana, University of Oxford (Centre for Criminology)

A Genealogy of Gangs in Chicago: Identity and the State in Gang Research John Hagedorn, University of Illinois-Chicago (Criminology, Law, and Justice)

Myth Making and the Structural (In)Significance of Al Capone: Reconsidering Robust Action Andrew Papachristos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology)

Discussant: Libby Garland, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY (History, Philosophy and Political Science)

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C4 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 10 C6 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 9 Demographic Responses to Economic and Environmental Crisis I Mapping Contested Geographies FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Criminal Justice/Legal, States and Society

Chair: Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Chair: Ruth Mostern, University of California-Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and the New Ways of Analysing Causes of Mortality Crises in Pre-Modern Rural Sweden Arts) Tommy Bengtsson, Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Economic Demography) Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Uti Possidetis and Rubber Boom: Cartographic Clash over Andean-Amazonian Regions; Imagined Contested Borderlines between Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru 1850- Agricultural Production and Demography: The Demographic Response to Local Grain 1920 Output in Southern Sweden 1700–1860 Sebastian Diaz Angel, Universidad de los Andes (Geography) Martin Dribe, Lund University (Economic History) Mats Olsson, Lund University (Economic History) Modeling Contested Knowledge of Activity, Events and Processes in Historical GIS Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History) Karl Grossner, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara (Geography) Mortality Patterns During Mortality Crises in a Colonial Context: Epidemics and Crises of Subsistence in Quebec, 1608-1850 Representing Contested Geographies: Elements of a global historical GIS Alain Gagnon, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)

Discussant: Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Discussant: Ruth Mostern, University of California, Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts)

C5 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Burnham 4 Celibacy, Marriage, and Remarriage: Cross-cultural and Historical Perspectives FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Migration/Immigration C7 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Dearborn 1 Comparative History of Taxation and State Formation Chair: Frans Van Poppel, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Institute (Social Demography) MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS

Family Composition and Remarriage in Alghero (Italy), 1866-1925. Chair: James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Marco Breschi, University di Udine (Statistics) Massimo Esposito, University of Sassari (DEIR) State Legitimation, Local Elites, and the Entrenchment of Fiscal Decentralization in China, Stanislao Mazzoni, University of Sassari (Italy) (Economics) 1820-1850 Lucia Pozzi, University of Sassari (Italy) (Economics) Wenkai He, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science) I Don’t: The Effects of Parents’ Death on Celibacy and Marriage Timing in 19th-century Sart, Belgium Title-selling as an Alternative to Taxation Shuang Chen, University of Michigan (History) Elizabeth Kaske, Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat-Heidelberg (Institut fur Sinologie) Yulin Huang, Academica Sinica (Institute of Sociology) Wen-shan Yang, Academia Sinica (Sociology) Reinterpreting the Qing State: Geopolitics, Fiscal Constitution, and the Mode of Governance Wiebke Schulz, Utrecht University (Sociology) Huaiyin Li, University of Texas (History) Xingchen C.C. Lin, Radboud University Nijmegen (History)

“A Place and Occupation in the World”: Work, Agency, and Never-Married Power, Plenty and Pressure Groups: British and Danish Colonialism in the West Indies and Women in the United States, 1880-1930 the Role of the State, 1768-1772 Jill Frahm, (University of Minnesota) Klas Ronnback, University of Gothenburg (Economic History)

Marriage Networks and Political Power in Poland, 1500-1795 Discussant: James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology)

Marriage Patterns in São Paulo (Brazil) Coffee Economy, 1860-1930 Oswaldo Truzzi, Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Brazil (Sociology)

Discussant: Frans Van Poppel, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Institute (Social Demography)

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C8 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Burnham 2 C11 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Dearborn 3 Book Session: Gendered Passages. French-Canadian Migration to Lowell, Massachusetts, Power, Planning and Expertise 1900-1920 STATES AND SOCIETY MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Family/Demography, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: Elif Andac, University of Kansas (Sociology) Chair: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga, University of Cergy Pontoise (Languages) Citizen Participation in Planning: A Historical Perspective Have we gone the distance? Gendered Passages: French-Canadian Migration to Lowell, Massachusetts, 1900-1920 Jeannette Rausch, Milano, The New School for Management & Urban Policy (Urban Policy) Yukari Takai, Glendon College, York Uniersity (History)

Custom and Critique: Michel de Montaigne and the Political Origins of a Concept of Modern Discussants: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga, University of Cergy Pontoise (Languages) Social Science Nora Faires, Western Michigan University (History) Royden Loewen, University of Winnipeg (Mennonite Studies) Douglas Thompson, Northwestern University (Political Science) Angelika E. Sauer, Texas Lutheran University (History&Geography) Suzanne Sinke, Florida State University (History) State, Economy and Economists in People's Republic of China Annemarie Steidl, University of Minnesota (Center for Austrian Studies) Yingyao Wang, Yale University (Sociology)

Discussant: Beate Sissenich, Indiana University Bloomington (Political Science) C9 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm LaSalle 5 Politics, Knowledge and Symbolic Power POLITICS, States and Society C12 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Burnham 1 The Agency Gap in Worklife Balance: Applying Sen’s Capabilities Framework Across Chair: Richard Jensen, Montana State University-Billings (History) Different Contexts PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Women, Gender, and Sexuality “Subversive”: An Analysis of Symbolic and Physical Power and Violence in the Context of Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America Chair: Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts (Economics) Gabriela Gonzalez, Stony Brook/SUNY (Sociology) Social Policies Related to Parenthood and the Capabilities of Slovenian Parents for WLB in a The First Party System Changing Economy of Ever More Insecure and Flexible Forms of Employment Andrew Robertson, Lehman College (History) Nevenka Černigoj-Sadar, University of Ljubljana (Social Psychology)

The Party System and the Public Sphere Aleksandra Kanjuo-Mrčela, University of Ljubljana (Sociology of Work) Mark Schmeller, Northeastern Illinois University (History) Work and Private Life: Job Quality and Working Conditions in two Institutional Contexts: The Origin of Cross-national Survey Research, 1935-1960 Germany and Spain Tom Smith, University of Chicago (NORC) Sonja Drobni, University of Hamburg (Sociology) Ana Guillén, University of Oviedo (Sociology) Discussant: William Shade, Lehigh University (History) The Impact of Firm-level Characteristics and Organizational Culture on the Availability of Reversible Working-time Adjustments for Employees C10 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 5 Colette Fagan, University of Manchester (European Work and Employment Research Roundtable Discussion: The Work of Arthur Stinchcombe Centre) PRESIDENTIAL Pierre Walthery, University of Manchester (European Work and Employment Research Centre)

Chair: Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University (Sociology) Tensions in Aspirations, Agency and Capabilities to Achieve a Work Family Balance: A comparison of Sweden and Hungary Discussants: Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University (Sociology) Susanne Fahlén, University of Stockholm (Sociology) Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) Barbara Hobson, Stockholm University (Sociology) Jim Mahoney, Northwestern University (Sociology) Judit Takács, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Institute of Sociology) John Padgett, University of Chicago (Political Science) Arthur Stinchcombe, Northwestern University (Sociology) Discussant: Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts (Economics)

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C13 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Dearborn 2 C15 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm LaSalle 3 Slavery and Resistance State Formation in the 1970s and the Stability of the Welfare State STATES AND SOCIETY Chair: Ellen Eslinger, DePaul University (History) Chair: Elliot Brownlee, University of California-Santa Barbara (History) Lies at Yorktown: Trust, Power, and Intelligence Matthew Costello, Marquette University (History) Contextual Rationality and the Limitation of the ‘Construction State’ in Japan Eisaku Ide, Keio University (Economics) Race and the Early Republic: Contextualizing American Racial Perspectives of the Barbary Threat Decentralization and Social Integration in Sweden Alex Leitch, London School of Economics (International History) Morinao Iju, University of Shizuoka (Administration and Informatics)

Marriage, Resistance, and Cultural Expression: New Perspectives on Jumping the Broom Government Intervention and Intensity of French Welfare State and Slave Marriage in the U.S. South. Anna Konishi, University of Tokyo (Graduate School of Economics) Tyler Parry, University of South Carolina (History) Social Expenditure and Wages in Germany “Slaves’ Resistance versus Slaves’ Power in Barbados” Takaharu Shimada, Keio University (Graduate School of Economics) Razika Touati, Paris XIII University (English) Discussant: Gene Park, CUNY Baruch College (Political Science) Discussant: Ellen Eslinger, DePaul University (History)

C16 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm LaSalle 2 C14 Thursday, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Clark 3 Roundtable Discussion: Gendered History across Epistemologies: Family History Evolution of Global Governance WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Culture, Family/Demography STATES AND SOCIETY, Macro-Historical Dynamics Chair: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Chris Chase-Dunn, University of California-Riverside (Sociology) Discussants: Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology) Neutralizing Neoliberalism at the World Health Organization Jennifer Boittin, Penn State University (French and Francophone Studies) Nitsan Chorev, Brown University (Sociology) Rachel Fuchs, Arizona State University (History) Patricia Lorcin, University of Minnesota (History) Legalization as Iterative Negotiation: from GATT to WTO Katherine Lynch, Carnegie Mellon University (History) Joseph Conti, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)

Modeling the Evolution of Global Governance Hiroko Inoue, University of California, Riverside (Sociology / IROWS)

Discussant: Thomas Hall, DePauw University (Sociology and Anthropology)

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D1 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Dearborn 2 D2 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 10 Children and Childhood in Wartime: New Perspectives Policing and the Rule of Law in Modern Britain CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD

Chair: Barry Godfrey, Keele University (Research institute of Law, Politics and Justice) Chair: Robin A Robinson, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Sociology, Anthropology, and Crime & Justice Studies) ‘Damn her, if her won’t go chain her to the post!’: the strange case of Eliza Price and the two Petty Sessions Representing Children's Holocaust: Children's Survivor Testomonies, 1946-1949 David Cox, Keele University (Institute of Law, Politics and Justice) Boaz Cohen, Western Galilee Academic College, Israel (Holocaust Studies Program) England’s Futile Efforts to Create a National Police Instruction Book, 1920s-1950s

Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History) Making and Breaking Families: Kriegskinder in Postwar Germany Michelle Mouton, University of Wisconsin Oshkoh (History) Scottish Criminal Law and Procedure in the 19th Century and the ‘Race, Class, Gender’ Paradigm 'A Patriotic Duty': Children and Medical Experimentation in the United States During World Paul Riggs, Valdosta State University (History) War II Birgitte Soland, Ohio State University (History) Police Powers and Parliamentary Politics in Late 1920s Britain John Wood, The Open University (History)

The Lies Their Mothers Told Them: Lebensborn Children Uncover a Nazi Past Discussant: Richard McMahon, NUI-Maynooth (History) Annette Timm, University of Calgary (History)

Discussant: Robin A Robinson, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Sociology, D3 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM LaSalle 5 Anthropology, and Crime & Justice Studies) Culture and Colonialism CULTURE, Macro-Historical Dynamics

Chair: Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology)

Urban Spaces and Bounded Identities: Tales of Diversity from the Ottoman Periphery Elif Andac, University of Kansas (Sociology)

The Concept of Internal Colonization: The Scottish Case Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, University of Chicago (History)

Chinese Colonialism and its Significance Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History)

Mapping the Interior Frontier of Japanese Settler Youth in Colonial Korea Jun Uchida, Stanford University (History)

Discussant: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)

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D4 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Burnham 4 D6 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM LaSalle 2 Anthropometric Views of Health and Well-being in Europe and America in the Past Comparative Perspective on Family Change in the Twentieth Century Millennium FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY ECONOMICS, Health/Medicine/Body, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga, University of Cergy Pontoise (Languages)

Chair: Timothy Cuff, Westminster College (History) Is Past Present? Family and Minorities in an Eastern European Context Cristina Bradatan, Texas Tech University (Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work)

Diet, Health and Work Intensity in England and Wales, 1700-1914 Invasion of the Body Snatchers: Grandparents' Changing Place within the American Family, Bernard Harris, University of Southampton, UK (Social Sciences) 1950-1980 Katie Otis, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (History) Power and Politics in the Home: Body Mass, Health and Gender Inequality in 19th century Britain Birth Control (trans)Nationalism, and Gender in the Estonian Republic, 1918-1940 Deborah Oxley, Oxford University: All Souls College (Economic History) Peeter Tammeveski, University of Missouri (Sociology and Womens and Gender Studies)

The Little Ice Age and Health: Europe from the Early Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century Discussant: Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH) Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics)

Cuba, the "always most faithful island ": Welfare Implications from Spanish Colonial Rule to D7 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 9 North American Dependency (1870-1910) Author Meets Critics: Alan C. Swedlund, Shadows in the Valley: A Cultural History of Linda Twrdek, University of Tuebingen (Economic History) Illness, Death and Loss in New England, 1840-1920 HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Family/Demography Who is Your Daddy and What Does He Do? Stature, Occupations, and Family Background in the US, 1847-1894 Chair: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Matthias Zehetmayer, University of Munich, LMU (Economics, Economic History) Shadows in the Valley: A Cultural History of Illness, Death and Loss in New England, 1840-1920 Discussants: Scott Carson, University of Texas Permian Basin (Economics and Finance) Alan Swedlund, University of Massachusetts (Anthropology) Thomas Maloney, University of Utah (Economics) Discussants: Lucinda M. McCray, Appalachian State University (History) John Murray, University of Toledo (Economics) D5 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM LaSalle 1 Alan Swedlund, University of Massachusetts (Anthropology) Joint-family Systems Revisited Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)

FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Children and Childhood, Family/Demography, Race and Ethnicity, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental, Women, Gender, and Sexuality D8 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Dearborn 3 Joint-Family Systems in Eastern Europe Revisited (18-19th centuries) Race, Labor, and Urban Politics Siegfried Gruber, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) LABOR, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Chair: Peter Cole, Western Illinois University (History) The Miraculum Miraculorum: The Joint Family in Eastern Europe and in the Balkans Karl Kaser, University of Graz (Centre for Southeast European History) A Decent Living Out of Our Work: African American Women's Labor Activism and Urban Politics in St. Louis, 1930-45 The Complex Family in the Russian Baltic Provinces: Reconsiderations and Comparisons Keona Ervin, Bowdoin College (History & Africana Studies) Andrejs Plakans, Iowa State University (History) Race, Politics, and the Divided Labor Movement in Frank Rizzo's Discussant: Rebecca Emigh, UCLA (Sociology) Timothy Lombardo, Purdue University (History)

The Rise of Psychology and Threat to Industrial Democracy in the Postwar United Auto Workers Union Matthew Mettler, University of Iowa (History)

Discussant: Peter Cole, Western Illinois University (History)

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D9 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 5 D11 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 7 Labor Migration, Assimilation and Integration Global Racialization of Religious Minorities MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration

Chair: Leo Lucassen, University of Leiden and Amsterdam (History) Chair: Jason Casellas, University of Texas at Austin (Government)

Assimilation or Transnationalism? For Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans and South Permission to Be: Muslim Immigrants in Different Social Contexts Americans who Immigrated to the U.S. from 1958-2005 Ernesto Castaneda, Columbia University (Sociology) Lara Back, University of Michigan (Sociology) Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan (Sociology) Defining an Orthodox Ecumene and a Greek Diaspora Yannis G.S. Papadopoulos, Panteion University, Athens Greece (History and Political Assessing the Impact of Geographic Clustering on the Assimilation of Irish Immigrants in Science) Late 19th Century America. Peter Cirenza, London School of Economics (Economic History) Citizenship and Religious Expression:A Comparative Review of Muslims in the U.S., France, and Germany Changes in the Occupational Structure of Jews in Amsterdam, 1850-1940 Jackleen Salem, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (History) Peter Tammes, Leiden University (History) Early 20th Century Utah’s Relevance for Contemporary Turkey: Comparing the Senate Trial Political Integration of Immigrants’ Descendants and Boundary Change: The Case of Sao of Mormon Apostle Senator Reed Smoot to Turkey’s Constitutional Court trial of the AKP Paulo (Brazil) Coffee Economy Nathan Wright, Bryn Mawr College (Sociology) Oswaldo Truzzi, Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Brazil (Sociology) Discussant: Melissa Weiner, Quinnipiac University (Sociology) Discussant: Leo Lucassen, University of Leiden and Amsterdam (History)

D12 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM LaSalle 3 D10 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Burnham 1 Taxation, Development and Democracy: Economic Ideas and Fiscal Policy in Post-WWII Politics and State Power Japan POLITICS, Labor, States and Society STATES AND SOCIETY, Criminal Justice/Legal, Economics, Politics

Chair: Manjusha Nair, Rutgers University (Sociology) Chair: Morinao Iju, University of Shizuoka (Administration and Informatics)

Access Isn’t Everything: State Permeability, Class Capacities, and the Formation of U.S. and Tax Reform in Japan and the American Occupation: Who Killed Shoup? Canadian Labor Regimes, 1934-1948 Elliot Brownlee, University of California, Santa Barbara (History) Barry Eidlin, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Ryo Muramatsu, Yokohama National University (Economics)

Afafo: Big Men, Small Boys and the Politics of Regionalism in Ghana 1954-1986 Raising Taxes for Peace and Democracy: The Shoup Mission and Japanese Fiscal Experts Kwame Kwarteng, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana (History) Laura Hein, Northwestern University (History)

Legal Pluralism as State Strategy in Pakistan From Seligman to Shoup: The Early Columbia School of Taxation and Development Sadia Saeed, University of Michigan (Sociology) Ajay Mehrotra, Indiana University (Law/History)

Relational Determinants of an Authoritarian State: The Case of the State of Emergency in New Deal Economists and the Origins of the Modern American Fiscal Regime India, 1975-77 Joseph Thorndike, University of Virginia (History) Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State Univeristy of New Jersey (Sociology) Discussant: Morinao Iju, University of Shizuoka (Administration and Informatics) Discussant: Manjusha Nair, Rutgers University (Sociology)

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D13 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Dearborn 1 D15 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 3 Author Meets Critics: Offending Women Book Session: Robert P. Fairbanks III, How It Works: Recovering Citizens in Post-Welfare STATES AND SOCIETY, Criminal Justice/Legal, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Philadelphia URBAN, Criminal Justice/Legal, States and Society Chair: Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago (Sociology) Chair: Michael Katz, University of Pennsylvania (History) Offending Women: Power, Punishment and the Regulation of Desire Lynne Haney, New York University (Sociology) How It Works: Recovering Citizens in Post-Welfare Philadelphia Robert Fairbanks, University of Chicago (Social Service Administration) Discussants: Richard Biernacki, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Armando Lara-Millan, Northwestern University (Sociology) Discussants: Alice Goffman, Princeton (Sociology) Erica Meiners, Educational Leadership and Development (Northeastern Illinois University) Michael Katz, University of Pennsylvania (History) Lisa Pasko, University of Denver (Sociology and Criminology) Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History) Heidi Schneider, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Eric Schneider, University of Pennsylvania (Urban Studies/History)

D14 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Burnham 2 D16 Thursday, 4:45pm – 6:45 PM Clark 1 Experimenting with Authority: Politics, Law and State-Building Thinking with Patriarchy: Old Concepts, New Approaches STATES AND SOCIETY WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Culture

Chair: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology) Chair: Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows)

Space and Power: The State Building Process in Portugal during the Nineteenth Century in a The Jealous Institution: Male Nubility, Conjugality, Sexuality Comparative Perspective Peter Beattie, Michigan State University (History) Daniel Alves, Faculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas (História) Nuno Miguel Lima, Universidade Nova de Lisboa (História) All Roads Lead to Rome: Provincializing a Core Concept of Feminist Theorising Luis Silveira, Faculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas (História) Pavla Miller, RMIT University (Global studies social science and planning)

Experimenting with Authority in the Seventeenth Century: The Case of the United Colonies Gender Persecution: Rethinking Refugee Law in the Context of Gender Asylum Claims of New England Talia Shiff, Northwestern University (Sociology) Neal Dugre, Northwestern University (History) Defending Families, Attacking Governments: Contesting Political Legitimacy in Chile, 1970- Tax Administration and State Formation in the Principalities of Walachia and Moldavia 1990 1740-1800 Gwynn Thomas, University at Buffalo, SUNY (Global Gender Studies) Mihai Olaru, Central European University (History) Discussants: Matthew Mingus, University of Florida (History) Making State by Law: Legal Transformations and the Absence of Law in State-centric Jacqueline Stevens, Northwestern University (Political Science) Theory Besnik Pula, University of Michigan (Sociology)

From Feudalism to Patrimonialism: the great transformation of Inner Mongolian frontier of Thursday, 7:00 – 8:30pm Red Lacquer Room, 4th Floor China in early Republic, 1911-1927 Welcome Reception Liping Wang, University of chicago (Sociology)

Discussant: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)

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E1 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 4 E3 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 2 Punishment and Legal Cultures in American History Government Institutions in the Long Run CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL ECONOMICS, Macro-Historical Dynamics, States and Society

Chair: Randolph Roth, Ohio State University (History) Chair: Jonathan Pritchett, Tulane University (Economics)

Unfree Labor in Colonial America, 1674-1776: Convicts, Gender, and Economic Motive The Political Economy of Land Privatization in Argentina and Australia, 1810-1856 Barry Godfrey, Keele University (Research institute of Law, Politics and Justice) Alan Dye, Barnard College, Columbia University (Economics) Sumner La Croix, University of Hawaii-Manoa (Economics) Creating Florida's Death Row Vivien Miller, University of Nottingham (American & Canadian Studies) Socialists, Dictators and Wars: On the Obligation to Accept Currency Dror Goldberg, Bar Ilan University (Economics) The Politics of Opposition: A Power-Threat Analysis of Prevented Lynchings Nicholas Petersen, University of California, Irvine (Criminology, Law and Society) Behind the Veil of Power: State Statistics and Benford's Law in Chosôn Korea Milan Hejtmanek, Seoul National University (Korean History) Unfree Labor in Colonial America, 1674-1776: Convicts, Gender, and Economic Motive Robin A Robinson, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Sociology, Anthropology, and Institutions, Private Property, and Economic Growth in Africa: Decolonization Processes and Crime & Justice Studies) Post-colonial Reforms Matter Dongwoo Yoo, The Ohio State University (Economics) Battered Bodies, Cruel Words, and ‘Embarrassed Affairs’: Free Wives, Domestic Disputes, and the Courts in Antebellum Mississippi and Louisiana Discussant: Peter Meyer, Bureau of Labor Statistics (Economics) Kimberly Welch, University of Maryland, College Park (History)

Discussant: Cary Federman, Montclair State University (Justice Studies) E4 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 3 Book Session: Patriotic Pluralism: Americanization Education and European Immigrants EDUCATION, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society E2 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 1 Art and Power Chair: Mary Ann Dzuback, Washington University (Woman and Gender Studies) CULTURE Patriotic Pluralism: Americanization Education and European Immigrants Chair: Nathan Wright, Bryn Mawr College (Sociology) Jeffrey Mirel, University of Michigan (Education/History)

Putting Jazz to Political Work: The Significance of Creative Cultural Production within Social Discussants: Michael Olneck, University of Wisconsin (Educational Policy Studies and Movements Sociology) Nicholas Gaffney, University of Illinois, (History) Paul J. Ramsey, Eastern Michigan University (Teacher Education) John Rury, University of Kansas (Education) Just a Dream: Big Bill Broonzy, the Blues, and Chicago’s Black Metropolis Kevin Greene, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (History)

The Art and Science of Healing: Granting “Access” to Alzheimer’s Patients in Museums Gemma Mangione, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Scare Tactics: Cultural Power and Representations of Death, Illness, and Life in Ghanaian AIDS Campaigns Terence McDonnell, Vanderbilt University (Sociology)

Culture and Power in a Chinese City: The Case of Nineteenth-Century Nanjing Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, CUNY (History)

Discussant: Nathan Wright, Bryn Mawr College (Sociology)

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E5 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 2 E7 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 7 Biological and Social Aspects of Kinship I Book Session: Nature and Power: A Global History of the Environment FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Culture, Family/Demography, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Economics, Politics, Presidential, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Chair: Rebecca Sear, London School of Economics (Social Policy) Chair: Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History) Kinship Networks and Fertility Decline: Dispersing alloparents or diffusers of family limitation? Nature and Power. A Global History of the Environment Hilde Bras, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Social Research Methodology) Joachim Radkau, University of Bielefeld (History)

Words and Lives: The Influence of Kinship Terminologies on European Marriage and Discussants: Timothy Farnham, Mount Holyoke College (Miller Worley Center for the Residence Patterns Environment) Patrick Heady, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Social Anthropology) Anne McCants, MIT (History) Tamera Whited, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (History) Biological Realism in Kinship Studies Austin Hughes, University of South Carolina (Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology) E8 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 10 Discussant: Rebecca Sear, London School of Economics (Social Policy) Re-Classifying Class: Region, Race, and Relationships in Workers' Identities LABOR, Criminal Justice/Legal, Migration/Immigration, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society

E6 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 1 Chair: Jayeeta Sharma, University of Toronto (History) Indigenous Demography FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Trust and Distrust in the Working-Class Movement. Leipzig, 1929-1933 Joachim Haeberlen, University of Chicago (History) Chair: Steven Hackel, University of California, Riverside (History) They bid me speak what I thought he would give...I said twenty pounds: The Political The Challenge of Indigenous Demography Economy of Mary Rowlandson's Indian Captivity Per Axelsson, Umeå University (Centre for Sami Research) Joanne Jahnke Wegner, University of Minnesota (History)

Shades of Sister Death: A New Look at Indian Mortality in the California Missions Good Citizenship, Class and Community as Relational Identities: The Case of Central Indian Steven Hackel, University of California, Riverside (History) Workers Manjusha Nair, Rutgers University (Sociology) Indigenous Life Expectancy in Sweden 1750-1900: Towards a Long and Healthy Life? Lena Karlsson, Umeå University, Sweden (Centre for Sami Research) ‘Scarcely Distinguishable From Slavery’: Liberia, the League of Nations, and Antislavery Developments in International Law Basic Health Care and Mortality Differences within Alaska and Labrador during the 1918- Theodore Rose, University of Chicago (Anthropology) 1919 Influenza Epidemic Svenn-Erik Mamelund, Norwegian Institute of Public Health (Division of Mental Health) Discussant: Jayeeta Sharma, University of Toronto (History)

Adopting or Rejecting a New Culture? Gabriella Nordin, Umeå University (Centre for Sami Research)

The Challenge of Indigenous Demography Peter Skoeld, Umeå University (Centre for Sami Studies)

Discussant: Michael Haines, Colgate University (Economics)

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E9 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 9 E12 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 3 Critique and New Agendas in Historical Sociology Religion and Empire MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Religion

Chair: Neil Gross, University of British Columbia (Sociology) Chair: Samuel Nelson, Yale University (Sociology)

Towards a Postcolonial Historical Sociology The Religious Politics of Tangier under British Rule Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology) William Bulman, Vanderbilt University (History)

Theory as the Practice of Chasing Variables Through the Missionary Lens: Historical Photographs and the Study of Religion in Africa Monika Krause, University of Kent (SSPSSR) Jon Miller, University of Southern California (Center for Religion and Civic Culture)

Towards an International Historical Sociology The Confessional State in the early English and Dutch East India Companies George Lawson, London School of Economics (International Relations) Samuel Nelson, Yale University (Sociology)

Power and Causality in Socio-Historical Research Weber through the Back Door: Protestant Competition, Elite Power Dispersion and the Isaac Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder (Sociology) Global Spread of Democracy Robert Woodberry, University of Texas Austin (Sociology) Discussant: Neil Gross, University of British Columbia (Sociology) Discussant: Nicholas Wilson, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology)

E10 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 1 Author Meets Critics: The Fifth Freedom: Jobs, Politics, and Civil Rights in the United E13 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 5 States, 1941-1972, by Anthony Chen Power and Place: Locating the Politics of Race, Ethnicity, Class and Gender in 20th- POLITICS, Labor Century Chicago RACE AND ETHNICITY, Urban Chair: Barry Eidlin, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology) Chair: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History) The Fifth Freedom: Jobs, Politics, and Civil Rights in the United States, 1941-1972 Anthony Chen, Northwestern University (Sociology) I was the show!: The Emergence of Queer Networks in Bronzeville Tristan Cabello, Northwestern University (History) Discussants: Cybelle Fox, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Isaac Martin, University of California-San Diego (Sociology) A Decent Place to Live: The Politics of Community Development in Postwar Black Chicago Jeffrey Helgeson, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (Labor and Employment Relations) E11 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 5 Roundtable Discussion: Race, Nation, Power, Politics Philanthropy or Pragmatism: Efforts of Religious and Race-based Advocacy Groups against PRESIDENTIAL White-Collar Discrimination in Postwar Chicago Kelly King-O’Brien, University of Chicago (History) Chair: Fiona Williams, University of Leeds (Sociology and Social Policy) Building Community in (Booker T.?) Washington Park: From Racial Conflict to Black Uplift in Discussants: Christian Davenport, University of Notre Dame (Peace Studies, Political Chicagoland’s Landscapes Science, and Sociology) Brian McCammack, Harvard University (History of American Civilization) Barnor Hesse, Northwestern University (African American Studies, Political Science, and Sociology) Discussant: Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria (History) Rogers Smith, University of Pennsylvania (Political Science) George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology)

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E14 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 3 E16 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 2 Power and Politics Between the State and ‘Open’ Society: The Nordic Power Studies The Effect of Economic Recessions on the Social and Economic Status of Women STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY

Chair: Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) Chair: Natalie Nitsche, Yale University (Sociology)

Scholarly Analysis and Official Mission: The Scandinavian Power Investigation as a Political Minorities Losing Ground Genre Silke Aisenbrey, Yeshiva University (Sociology) Norbert Götz, University of Helsinki (Centre for Nordic Studies) Transitions from Apprenticeship Training into a First Significant Job 1975 – 2008 Business Engineering Consensus: The Shifting Roles of Media and Science in Nordic Openness Cycle, Demographic Change, and Gender Specific Transition Pattern Carl Marklund, European University Institute (History and Civilization) Hans Dietrich, German Federal Employment Agency (Institute for Employment Research)

Discussant: Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) The Role of Further Training as an Insurance Mechanism for Women’s Wages during Periods of Economic Recession Sara Geerdes, Jacobs University (Sociology) E15 Friday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 1 Klaus Schömann, Jacobs University (Sociology) The Urban Environment in Historical Perspective Liuben Siarov, Jacobs University (Sociology) URBAN, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Family Characteristics, Unemployment, and Women’s Economic Status: Comparing Chair: Carl Zimring, Roosevelt University (Professional and Liberal Studies / Sustainability Recessions of the Early 1980s and the Present Studies) Christine Percheski, Northwestern University (Sociology)

The Bicycle in the City: Privileging Automobile Commuting in the Early 20th Century City Discussant: Hannah Brueckner, Yale University (Sociology) James Longhurst, University of Wisconsin – La Crosse (History)

Environmental evaluation of south-beltway in Sao Paulo Metropolitan Region Ana Cristina M. Rodriguez, USP (Geography)

When Public Opinion Lost Its “Convenience” and “Necessity”: the Role of Wisconsin’s Railroad Commission in Derailing Milwaukee’s Municipal Transit Ideal Karen Moore, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee (History)

Waste and Space Reordered: The Racial Reorganization of Waste Management Systems in Urban America Before World War II Carl Zimring, Roosevelt University (Professional and Liberal Studies / Sustainability Studies)

Discussant: Kwame Holmes, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (History)

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F1 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 1 F3 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 1 Violence, Law and Power in Western Europe The Power of the Commoners. Informal Agent-based Networks as a Source of Power in CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL the First Global Age ECONOMICS, Culture, Family/Demography, Historical Geography Chair: Richard McMahon, NUI, Maynooth (History) Chair: J. B. Owens, Idaho State University (History) Heroic or Pragmatic? The Belgian Judiciary Strike (February-November 1918) Mélanie Bost, Cegesoma (Cegesoma) Political and Economic Spatial Projections: Informal versus Institutional Centers of Power, A GIS Exercise Aurore François, Université Catholique de Louvain (Centre d'Histoire du Droit et de la Sara Pinto, University of Porto (CITCEM) Justice)

Ruling Strategies and Informal Power of Self-Organising Networks in the First Global Age. Figure of the power and/or political figure? The hangman and his practices: an approach of The Portuguese Case the political power and its construction through one of its agent. (Hainaut, 15th century) Amelia Polonia, University of Porto (History and Political and International Studies) Nathalie Demaret, Université Catholique de Louvain (History) Network Analysis of the Choice of Godparents: Discovering Influence Networks in 18th "Pour ce que c'estoit chose non permectable en ville de police" Violence regulation in the Century Communities cities of the Low Countries (14th-17th centuries) Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, University of Coimbra (History) Aude Musin, Catholic University of Louvain/ National Fund of Scientific Research (History) Money and Governance: Economic Co-operation in Business Networks as Means to Build Offenses against State Authority in the post-War Belgium: is Rebellion a Political Offense? and Sustain Power in 16th Century Europe Melpomeni Skordou, Université Catholique de Louvain (Criminology) Ana Sofia Ribeiro, University of Porto, Faculty of Arts (History)

Discussant: Mark Lewis, College of Staten Island, CUNY (History) Discussant: Amândio Barros, University of Porto (CITCEM)

F2 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 5 F4 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 4 Ideology, Curriculum, and Knowledge in School and Society Ins and Outs of Historical Ethnography EDUCATION, Culture, Politics, States and Society CULTURE, Historical Geography, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Presidential, States and Society,

Urban Chair: Glenn Lauzon, Indiana University Northwest (Education)

Chair: Vida Bajc, Methodist University (Sociology) The 70s and 80s Fight Over Bilingual Education Policy in the United States Jason Casellas, University of Texas at Austin (Government) Performative Event: Between History and Structural (Dis)Continuity Vida Bajc, Methodist University (Sociology) Statistics, Secularism, and Skills: How and Why Public Education Stopped Caring about the Good Life Archeologies of the Present: Understanding historical Understanding through Interviews Jeffrey Guhin, Yale University (Sociology) Andreas Glaeser, University of Chicago (Sociology) The Metrics of Equality Forgetting What Might Have Been Julia Lamber, Indiana University (Law) Martha Lampland, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Jean Robinson, Indiana University (Political Science) Pamela B. Walters, Indiana University (Sociology) Discussant: David Pedersen, University of California-San Diego (Anthropology) The Dangerous Side of Hope: Eugenic Ideology and the Infiltration of the Public Sphere Annie Winfield, Roger Williams University (Education)

Discussant: Glenn Lauzon, Indiana University Northwest (Education)

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F5 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 2 F7 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 5 Social Change and Family Change II: International Perspectives on the Impact of Health History in International Perspective Modernization and Industrialization on Family Systems HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Children and Childhood, Economics, Historical Geography, Macro- Historical Dynamics, Migration/Immigration, Urban Chair: Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies)

Chair: Arne Solli, University of Bergen (History) Segregating Beyond Death: Anti-Semitism, Corpses and the Training of Medical Doctors in Poland of the 1930's Ageing alone? Household Composition and Intergenerational Coresidence in France, 1830- Natalia Aleksiun, Touro College (Graduate School of Jewish Studies) 1940

Jérôme Bourdieu, PSE-INRA (Economics) Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History) The Making of Transnational Movement Actorhood? The Impacts of Global Health on AIDS Gilles Postel-Vinay, INRA EHESS (History) Activism in China Yan Long, University of Michigan (Sociology and Women's Studies) The Varying Impact of Industrialisation upon Family Formation in the English Black Country c.1580-1837 Medical Diasporas and Medicare: The Immigration of Foreign-Trained Physicians to Canada Peter Kitson, University of Cambridge, (Geography) c. 1960-75 Sasha Mullally, University of Alberta (History/History of Medicine Program) Around the Hajnal Line: The Continuity and Change of Family Patterns in Upper and Lower Silesia from the 17th to the 19th Century Does Poverty Increase Reproductive Tract Infection among Women in Slums? Wilko Schroeter, University of Vienna (Social and Economic History) Vijay Sarode, Muland College of Commerce (Statistics, Mathmetics, and Computer Science)

Urban household and family in the times of industrialization in Western Galicia in 1869 Discussant: Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies) Konrad Wnek, Jagiellonian University (History)

Discussant: Bernard Harris, University of Southampton, UK (Social Sciences) F8 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 2 Modeling and Measuring Population Dynamics at Multiple Scales

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Family/Demography, Migration/Immigration F6 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 10

Demographic Responses to Economic and Environmental Crisis II Chair: Alice Kasakoff, University of South Carolina-Columbia (Anthropology) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY

Chair: Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University (The Collge of Foreign Studies) The MPIDR Population History GIS Collection – A New Research Tool to Analyze Social Change and Persistence in Space and Time Demographic Responses to Short-Term Economic Stress and Cholera Epidemics in a 19th- Joshua R. Goldstein, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Century Tuscan Sharecropping Population Sebastian Klüsener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Population and Marco Breschi, University di Udine (Statistics) Policy) Alessio Fornasin, University di Udine (Statistics) Matteo Manfredini, University of Parma (Statistics) The Great Migration at the Micro Level Continued Richard Maisel, New York University (Sociology) Demographic Impacts of Climatic Fluctuations in Northeast China, 1749-1909 Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology) Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Peter Tuckel, Hunter College – CUNY (Sociology) James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Measuring Historical Migration Distance with NHGIS County Boundaries Demographic Responses to Famines in Rural Northeastern Japan, 1716-1870 Sula Sarkar, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University (The Collge of Foreign Studies) Rebecca Vick, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)

Demographic Responses to Famines in Rural Northeastern Japan, 1716-1870 Who goes there? Migration Research and a 'Social Network GIS' Norkio Tsuya, Keio University, Tokyo (Economics) Alexander von Lünen, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Discussant: Alain Gagnon, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) Discussant: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History)

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F9 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 2 F11 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 5 Perception and Power: Knowledge, Myth, Media, and the Construction of Class Roundtable Discussion: Gender, Power, Politics LABOR, Culture, Migration/Immigration, Race and Ethnicity, Rural, Agricultural, and PRESIDENTIAL Environmental Chair: Lynne Haney, New York University (Sociology) Chair: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History) Discussants: Jane Jenson, University of Montreal (Political Science) The Wages of Class and the Price of Status: American White-Collar Workers in Depression, Jennifer Mittelstadt, Rutgers University (History) Tasleem Padamsee, Ohio State University (Sociology) War, and Reconversion, 1929-1949 Dorothy Roberts, Northwestern University (Law, African American Studies, and Sociology) Shannan Clark, Montclair State University (History) Elizabeth Wingrove, University of Michigan (Political Science)

Imagining Knowledge as Power in the Machine Age: The Iconography of Workers Education Tobias Higbie, UCLA (History Department) F12 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 1 Gender and the Text A New Nativism: Wobblies, Mexicans, and "Old Mexico" in the Post-WWI US West Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) Chair: Nicola Beisel, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Domesticating Socialism: The Political Imaginary of the International Workers Order Riding into History: Writing the Bessie Stringfield Story Brian Zbriger, Binghamton University (Sociology) Sharon Hicks-Bartlett, University of Chicago (Social Sciences)

Discussant: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History) Hardcore Masculinity: Gender and California Punk Rock from 1979-1983 Kara Kvaran, Purdue (History)

F10 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 3 Drawing/Writing Women’s Places: Cartographic Narratives of Modernity Questions of Multiculturalism Matthew Mingus, University of Florida (History)

MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Power, Privilege, and Stratification in 1920s Wedding Etiquette

Jamila Sinlao, University of California, Santa Barbara (Sociology) Chair: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)

Discussant: Nicola Beisel, Northwestern University (Sociology) Immigrated Muslim Women in the "Ghetto" of Suburban Stockholm: the Case of Botkyrka Municipality and the Power Relation Between Immigrants and Local Politics 1971-2000 Klara Folkesson, Örebro University, Sweden: School of Humanities, Education and Social F13 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 3 Sciences (The Research School of Urban and Regional Studies, History) Counting Race: The Use of Racial and Ethnic Statistics within Different National Contexts RACE AND ETHNICITY, States and Society Is Multiculturalism Dead? A Comparison of Immigrant Integration Policy Making in Germany and the Netherlands. Chair: Elizabeth Onasch, Northwestern University (Sociology) Anna Korteweg, University of Toronto (Sociology) Phil Triadafilopoulos, University of Toronto (Political Science) How the Irish Became ‘Not So’ White: Enumerating Race/Ethnicity on the Irish Census Rebecca King-O'Riain, National University of Ireland, Maynooth (Sociology) The Construction of Gender and Family Roles in Multicultural Families in Finland Kaisa Nissi, University of Jyväskylä (History and Ethnology) How do Brazilians Check Racial Boxes? Luisa Farah Schwartzman, University of Toronto (Sociology) Discussant: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History) Racialization and Colorblind Statistics in France: How the Choice of Ignorance may Create Racialized Identities Patrick Simon, Institut National d’Etudes Demographiques (International Migration and Minorities)

Discussant: Elizabeth Onasch, Northwestern University (Sociology)

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F14 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 9 F16 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 7 Revolutionary Paths to Power Roundtable Discussion: Visualizing/Cities or Seeing/Cities STATES AND SOCIETY, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Politics URBAN

Chair: Jack Goldstone, George Mason University (Public Policy) Chair: Harvey J. Graff, Ohio State University (English and History) What Do We Really Know about (the Social Science of) Revolution? Colin Beck, Pomona College (Sociology) Discussants: Paul H Mattingly, New York University (History) Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History) Power Stalemates in Color Revolutions Jan Reiff, UCLA (History & Statistics) Jack Goldstone, George Mason University (Public Policy) Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History)

Non-violent Paths to Revolution Carl Smith, Northwestern University (English & American Studies) Daniel Ritter, Universityof Texas, Austin (Sociology)

Stories of Transformation: Visualizing Revolutionary Transfers of Power F17 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 3 Eric Selbin, Southwestern University (Political Science) Roundtable Discussion: Gender and Migration: Bridging Three Decades of Change

WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Migration/Immigration Discussant: Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Chair: Leslie Page Moch, Michigan State University (History) F15 Friday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 1 Foundations of the Mortgage Meltdown Discussants: Vibha Bhalla, Bowling Green State University () URBAN Johanna Leinonen, University of Minnesota (History) Eithne Luibheid, University of Arizona (Women's Studies) Chair: Jesus Hernandez, University of California, Davis (Sociology) Jose Moya, Barnard College, Columbia University (History) The Origins of the “Bubble” and the Financial Crisis 2008: “Looting” by Lenders or Default Elizabeth Zanoni, University of Minnesota (History) by Profligate Borrowers Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr CUNY (Sociology)

Fannie and Freddie: The Federal Role in Financing the American Dream Alan Bliss, University of Florida (History)

Why Do Americans Need 9 Percent Savings Rates? Devin Fergus, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (History)

Dual Credit Markets and the Subprime Lending Boom Jesus Hernandez, University of California, Davis (Sociology)

Discussant: Jesus Hernandez, University of California, Davis (Sociology)

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G0 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm G3 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm LaSalle 3 Walking Tour: Architecture, Power and Politics in Downtown Chicago Fertility Change in the Past: What do We Know and What do We Need to Know? Paul Jaskot, DePaul University (Art History) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Economics Meet at Monroe Street Entrance (outside, under the awning) Pre-registration required. Chair: J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History)

The Fertility Transition at the Micro Level: Southern Sweden 1870-1935 G1 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Burnham 4 Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Economic Demography) The Power of Popular Culture Martin Dribe, Lund University (Economic History) CULTURE, Urban

Chair: Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) What do We Know about the 20th Century Baby Boom in Europe and North America? David Reher, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Universidad Complutense de Celebrities Acting Off-Script: The Content of Entertainment News Accounts Madrid, Spain (Departamento de Sociología II (Human Ecology and Population) of the) Elizabeth Breese, Yale University (Sociology) Jan Van Bavel, University of Brussels (Interface Demography)

The Aesthetics and Economics of Blue Jean Politics in 1930s America Baby Busts and Baby Booms: The Fertility Response to Shocks in Dynastic Models Sandra Comstock, Harvard University (American History) Alice Schoonbroodt, University of Southhampton (Economics)

Japan’s Promotion of Cultural Policy in the Era of High-Speed Growth How Much does Family Matter? Cooperative Breeding and the Demographic Transition Sang Mi Park, Waseda University (Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) Rebecca Sear, London School of Economics (Social Policy)

Zombies on the March: Politics and Identity Performed Discussant: George Alter, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Brendan Riley, Columbia College-Chicago (English)

The Neglected Cultural Politics of Humor G4 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Burnham 1 Christine Slaughter, Yale University (Sociology) Urban Mortality Penalty

Discussant: Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Family/Demography

Chair: Alessandra Minello, University of Trento (Sociology and social research) G2 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm LaSalle 2 Productivity and Wages in Europe and North America, 1700-1911 Literacy and Health. Infant Mortality in 19th Century Sundsvall, Sweden ECONOMICS, Economics, Labor, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental, Women, Gender, and Anders Brandstrom, Centre for Population Studies (Umeå University) Sexuality Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Centre for Population studies) John Rogers, Uppsala University (History) Chair: Trevon Logan, Ohio State University (Economics) The First Phase of Life in a Coastal Town of Sardinia (1866-1920) Wagons at Work? Transport Costs in the Age of Agrarian Transition in Southern Sweden, Marco Breschi, University di Udine (Statistics) 1700-1850 Massimo Esposito, University of Sassari (DEIR) Fredrik Bergenfeldt, Lund University (Economic History) Stanislao Mazzoni, University of Sassari (Italy) (Economics) Mats Olsson, Lund University (Economic History) Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History) Mortality Patterns in Mid 19th Century Kyoto Kiyoshi Hamano, Kansai University (Economics) Women Weavers in mid 19th Century Yorkshire: Specialization, Productivity and Wages Craig Heinicke, University of Richmond (Economics, Robins School of Business) Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)

A Historical Exploration of the Height Premium: A Case Study of Canada in 1911 Estimating the Urban Mortality Penalty: Rostock and its Hinterland: 1786-1875 Andreas Schick, The Ohio State University (Economics) James Oeppen, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Survival and Longevity) Marlen Toch, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) How Big was the Union Membership Wage Premium in Late Nineteenth century Sweden? An Analysis using Propensity Score Matching The First Phase of Life in a Coastal Town of Sardinia (1866-1920) Maria Stanfors, Lund University (Economic History) Lucia Pozzi, University of Sassari (Italy) (Economics)

Discussant: Joyce Burnette, Wabash College (Economics) Discussant: Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (Population)

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G5 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm LaSalle 5 G7 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 9 Welfare, Power and the Family Book Session: Kim Phillips-Fein, Invisible Hands: The Making of the Conservative HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, Children and Childhood, Family/Demography Movement from the New Deal to Reagan LABOR Chair: Cynthia Edmonds-Cady, Illinois State University (Social Work) Chair: Greta Krippner, University of Michigan (Sociology) How the Private was Created from Above: Stockholm Housing Inspection in the 20th Century Invisible Hands: The Businessmen's Crusade Against the New Deal Jenny Bjorkman, Institute of Conteporary History () Kimberly Phillips-Fein, NYU Gallatin School (History)

Flu-Orphans: Family Dissolution and Social Welfare in Northern Sweden 1920 Discussants: Anthony Chen, Northwestern University (Sociology) Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies) Meg Jacobs, MIT (History) Nelson Lichtenstein, University of California Santa Barbara (History) Parents versus Medical Practitioners? The Struggle for Control in the Victorian Children’s Kimberly Phillips-Fein, NYU Gallatin School (History) Hospital Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History) Andrea Tanner, Kingston University (History) G8 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm LaSalle 1 Roundtable Discussion: The Future of Migration History 'Pawns and Power: Women, the Welfare State, and the Problematisation of Social MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity Behaviour' John Welshman, Lancaster University (History) Chair: Leo Lucassen, University of Leiden (History)

Discussant: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Discussants: Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center) Dirk Hoerder, Arizona State University (History) Jose Moya, Barbard College (History) G6 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Dearborn 1 Robert Chao Romero, UCLA (Chicano Studies) Urban Socio-spatial Patterns HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, Family/Demography, Urban G9 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 1 Chair: Marc St-Hilaire, Université Laval (Géographie) Author Meets Critics: Judith Stein's "Pivotal Decade: How the United States Traded Factories for Finance in the Seventies Rebuilding a Respectable Shaw: Anti-Commercialism, Urban Renewal and the Construction POLITICS of Heteronormativity in Black Washington, 1968-1978 Kwame Holmes, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (History) Chair: Timothy Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University (History)

A Socio-Spatial Analysis of the Nineteenth-Century Journey to Work in London, Ontario Pivotal Decade: How the United States Traded Factories for Finance in the Seventies Donald Lafreniere, University of Western Ontario (Geography) Judith Stein, City University of New York, Graduate Center (History)

Spatial Historical Demography in the Walking City; Using address-rich microdata to observe Discussants: Susan Hirsch, Loyola University (History) neighborhood socio-economic stratification in Minneapolis, MN 1848-1881 Jennifer Klein, Yale (History) Mark Magnuson, University of Minnesota (Geography) John Murray, University of Toledo (Economics)

Liquored Londoners: A Geography of Drink in 1881 London, Ontario Nicholas Van Allen, University of Guelph (History)

Discussant: Alexander von Lünen, University of Portsmouth (Geography)

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G10 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 5 G12 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Dearborn 2 Roundtable Discussion: Re-thinking Gender and Power How We Study Race: History, Methods, and Future Directions PRESIDENTIAL RACE AND ETHNICITY

Chair: George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology) Chair: Annie Winfield, Roger Williams University (Education)

Gender and Power in Perspective of Time, Place and Politics In the City of Destruction' : Power, Politics, and Possibilities in the Work of E. Franklin Raewyn Connell, University of Sydney (Faculty of Education and Social Work) Frazier Alexandra Cornelius-Diallo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (History) Discussants: Kathleen Canning, University of Michigan (history) Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology) Race and Ethnicity in the new Evolutionary Sciences Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Brian Gratton, Arizona State University (History) Raka Ray, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology and South and Southeast Asia Studies) “The Prize Fighter: The Case of Vasco de Gama Hale for Disability History and African American Studies” Robert Jefferson, University of Alabama at Birmingham (History and Anthropology) G11 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 3 Pragmatism Steps in and Places Outside: The Reception of Black Feminist Intellectuals in Modern PROGRAM COMMITTEE America Benita Roth, Binghamton University (SUNY Binghamton) (Sociology) Chair: Neil Gross, University of British Columbia (Sociology) Discussant: Melissa Weiner, Quinnipiac University (Sociology) Manufacturing Possibilities: Creative Action and Industrial Recomposition in the United States, Germany and Japan Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago (Political Science) G13 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Burnham 2 State and Non-State Space Finding the Future in Deliberative Process: A Pragmatist Critique of the Dual-process Model STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Ann Mische, Rutgers (Sociology) Chair: Nicholas Wilson, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Chance, Nécessité, et Naïveté: Ingredients to Create a New Organizational Form Walter Powell, Stanford University (Sociology) Warlords and the Arbitrage of Sovereignty Ariel Ahram, University of Oklahoma (International and Area Studies) John Dewey: The Sociology of Action Charles King, Georgetown University (Government) Chris Winship, Harvard University (Sociology) The State and the Poor: An Ethnographic Portrait of a Twenty-Seven-Year-Old Grandmother Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh (Sociology)

The American Selective Service System and the Art of the Illegible State Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows)

Nonliterate Leviathans: On the 'Riotous Heterogeneity' of Southeast Asian States Diana Kim, University of Chicago (Political Science) Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science)

Remapping Khaldun: Colonial Total Pacification and the End of Siba Space in North Africa Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)

Discussant: Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)

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G14 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Dearborn 3 H1 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 1 Civil War Finances: Taxes, Bonds, and the Transformations of the American State after Child Welfare in Comparative & Historical Perspective the Civil War CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics Chair: Pamela B. Walters, Indiana University (Sociology) Chair: Elliot Brownlee, University of California-Santa Barbara (History) “A Canker in the Body Politic”: State Responses to Child Labor in 19th-Century Bonds of the State: The Civil War Debt and the Transformations of the U.S. State Massachusetts and Prussia Nicolas Barreyre, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre (Études Anglophones) Elisabeth Anderson, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Constructing the Tax Edifice: The Revenue Commission and Tax policy in Post-bellum The Norwegian Castberg Laws: Redefining Parental Responsibility and Negotiating America Motherhood in the Early Twentieth Century Jane Flaherty, Texas A&M University (History) Anna Peterson, Ohio State University (History)

Petitioning Against the State (1861-1913). Taxpayers, petitions and the quest for fair Child Labor: Birth of a Concept taxation from the Civil War to the Progressive Era James Schmidt, Northern Illinois University (History) Romain Huret, Université Lyon 2 (Études Anglophones) Discussant: Pamela B. Walters, Indiana University (Sociology) Discussant: Elliot Brownlee, University of California, Santa Barbara (History)

G15 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 7 H2 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Dearborn 2 'The Power of the Plan' Youth, Gender, Violence and Criminal Responsibility in Modern America URBAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL

Chair: Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) Chair: Jennifer Trost, Utica College (Justice Studies)

Freedom and Property: The Tension in American City Planning Working Women: Sex and Status in Industrial Chicago Alan Bliss, University of Florida (History) Joel Black, University of Florida (History)

After Chicago: The Comprehensive Plan, Atlanta, and Remaking the Southern City Historical Homicide versus Historical Violence: Estimates of Survivable Homicide Deaths in Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History) Charleston, South Carolina, 1878-1912 Douglas Eckberg, Winthrop University (Sociology and Anthropology) Mobilizing Dubai: Planners, Politics, and the Public of Dubai’s Urban Rail Tabitha Decker, Yale University (Sociology) Reform, Action and Communication at Chicago's Juvenile Detention Center Frank Edwards, DePaul University (Sociology) Discussant: Janet Lynn Smith, University of Illinois – Chicago (Urban Planning and Policy) Criminal Responsibility and the Discourse of Dangerousness in the late Nineteenth Century G16 Friday, 2:15pm – 4:15pm Clark 10 Cary Federman, Montclair State University (Justice Studies) Book Session: Nancy Folbre's Greed, Lust and Gender: A History of Economic Ideas WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Culture, Economics, Health/Medicine/Body Discussant: Jennifer Trost, Utica College (Justice Studies)

Chair: Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History)

Greed, Lust and Gender: A History of Economic Ideas Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts (Economics)

Discussants: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) Evelyn Forget, University of Manitoba (Community Health Sciences) Anne McCants, MIT (History)

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H3 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 7 H5 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm LaSalle 2 Book Session: Jordan Stanger-Ross, "Staying Italian: Urban Change and Ethnic Life in Demography and Power Dynamics in the Ancient Mediterranean (ca. 500 BCE – 500 CE) Postwar Toronto and Philadelphia" FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY CULTURE, Migration/Immigration, Urban Chair: Michele George, McMaster University (Classics) Chair: Russell Kazal, University of Toronto (History) Demography and Social Mobility in Classical Athens Staying Italian: Urban Change and Ethnic Life in Postwar Toronto and Philadelphia Marloes Deene, Ghent University (History) Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria (History) A Coin under the Tongue: Wealth, Power, and Mortality in the Roman Empire Discussants: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University (Environmental Science) Saskia Hin, Max Planck Institute for Demography (Population History) Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center) Royden Loewen, University of Winnipeg (Mennonite Studies) Discussant: Michele George, McMaster University (Classics) Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute)

H6 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Burnham 1 H4 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 10 Social Change and Family Change I: The Impact of Urbanization and Industrialization on Living, Working and Dying in Chicago Family Systems ECONOMICS, Family/Demography, Health/Medicine/Body, Labor, Urban FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Historical Geography, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Urban

Chair: Ann Keating, North Central College (History) Chair: Cristina Bradatan, Texas Tech University (Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work)

Was What Ail’d Ya‚ What Kill’d Ya? Social Change without Family Change in a Central European Urban Context? Rostock 1819- Brian Bettenhausen, University of Chicago (Center for Population Economics) 1900 Joseph Burton, University of Chicago (Center for Population Economics, Chicago Booth) Martin Dinter, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Louis Cain, Loyola University / Northwestern University (Economics) Siegfried Gruber, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Robert Fogel, University of Chicago (Booth School of Business) Rembrandt D. Scholz, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Homeland Calling: Transnational Nationalist Mobilization and Political Identity Among the Barbara Zuber-Goldstein, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) South Slav Immigrant Community in Chicago, 1890-1920 Dejan Kralj, Loyola Universityersity (History) Living Place and Infant Mortality in an Urbanizing Environment, the District of Antwerp, Belgium, 1846-1905 Getting By In Pullman: Credit Networks During the Strike of 1894 Sylvie Gadeyne, University of Brussels (Interface Demography) Jan Reiff, UCLA (History & Statistics) Koen Matthijs, Katholieke University Leuven (Sociological Research)

Moving Around the City: Transitions in the Lives of Chicago Families, 1920-1930 Was there an Urban Household System in Pre-industrial Europe? Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (History) Arne Solli, University of Bergen (History)

Discussant: Ann Keating, North Central College (History) Living Place and Infant Mortality in an Urbanizing Environment, the District of Antwerp, Belgium, 1846-1905 Mattijs Vandezande, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Centre for Sociological Research)

Society or Societies? A Comparative Study from the Two Nineteenth Century Censuses in Cracov, Poland Lidia Zyblikiewicz, Jagiellonian University (History)

Discussant: Katherine Lynch, Carnegie Mellon University (History)

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H7 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 9 H9 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Burnham 4 Culture, Health, and Power Rural Life and Wealth: Comparing Life and Property Cycles HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS

Chair: Alan Swedlund, University of Massachusetts (Anthropology) Chair: Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics)

Policing the Mind: Phrenology, Medical Science, and the Era of Criminal Pathology at Distribution of Wealth in a Rural Area of Southern Sweden 1750 to 1930 Minnesota State Prison, 1890-1920 Tommy Bengtsson, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography) Margaret Charleroy, University of Minnesota (History of Medicine) Mats Olsson, Lund University (Economic History) Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History) Doctors versus Managers: The Politics of Admission to Voluntary Children’s Hospitals in Nineteenth Century Britain Land Stratification in Northeast China: Demography, State, and Market, 1870-1906 Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History) Cameron Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Shuang Chen, University of Michigan (History) Looks Like Meat, Tastes Like Meat, Smells Like Meat: J.H. Kellogg, Meat Substitutes and the James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Commodification of Vegetarianism Adam Shprintzen, Loyola Universityeristy Chicago (History) Distribution of Land in Rural Communities in Northeastern Japan 1716-1870 Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University (The Collge of Foreign Studies) Rumor and Secret Space: Anti-missionary cases in 19th-century China Xiaoli Tian, University of Chicago (Sociology) Revisiting Wealth on the American Frontier: The Distribution of Land in Kansas, 1860-1940 Ken Sylvester, University of Michigan (Institute for Social Research) Discussant: Alan Swedlund, University of Massachusetts (Anthropology) Discussants: Joseph Ferrie, Northwestern University (Economics) Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics) H8 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 3 Book Session: Red Chicago LABOR, Politics, Urban H10 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm LaSalle 3 Labor Migrants, Labor Markets Chair: Steve Meyer, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (History) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION

Red Chicago: American Communism at Its Grassroots, 1928-35 Chair: Dirk Hoerder, Arizona State University (History) Randi Storch, SUNY-Cortland (History) The Effect of Home-country Gender Status on Labor Market Success of Immigrants Discussants: James Lorence, Univeristy of Wisconsin Marathon County (History) Yunsun Huh, University of Utah (Economics) Erik McDuffie, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (African-American Studies) Fraser Ottanelli, University of South Florida (History) Internal Migration and Regional Wages in Sweden, 1865-1945 Randi Storch, SUNY-Cortland (History) Christer Lundh, University of Gothenburg (Economic History) Svante Prado, University of Gothenburg (Economic History)

Immigrants Who Govern, Immigrants Who Build Roads, Natives Who Avoid Plantations: Race, Colonial Status, and Labor Migration in British Malaya, ca 1870s-1940s. Tiffany Trimmer, Bowling Green State University (History)

Hidden Histories: The Importation of Caribbean Labor in the United States of America after 1942 Cadence Wynter, Columbia College-Chicago (Humanities, History and Social Sciences)

Discussant: Dirk Hoerder, Arizona State University (History)

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H11 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm LaSalle 1 H14 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Dearborn 1 The Voting Rights Act at 45: New Directions and New Challenges Power, Politics and Funding the Welfare State POLITICS, Historical Geography, Race and Ethnicity, Urban STATES AND SOCIETY

Chair: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Graduate Center CUNY (Sociology) Chair: Kimberly Morgan, George Washington University (Political Science)

Success or Failure in Cumulative Voting Systems. Distribution of Income and Ability to Pay Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr CUNY (Sociology) Milton de Abreu Campanário, Universidade de São Paulo (Economics) Leonel Pessoa, Universidade Nove de Julho (Direito) Infering Intent in Redistricting

Vernon Burton, Coastal Carolina University (History) The Political Economy of Social Insurance Financing: Fiscal Politics, Financing Structures and

How Has the Voting Rights Act Affected Redistricting? Welfare State Development J. Morgan Kousser, Caltech (Humanities & Social Science) Michal Koreh, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Social Work and Social Welfare)

Discussant: Michael McDonald, George Mason University (Public and International Affairs) Beyond the ‘Holy Triangle’: Power Relations and Institutional Changes over European Pension Systems Antonios Roumpakis, University of Bath (Social and Policy Sciences) H12 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Clark 5 Roundtable Discussion: Whither Historical Institutionalism? Death and Taxes: Estate and Inheritance Taxes in Historical and Comparative Perspective PRESIDENTIAL Ola Sjoberg, Swedish Institute for Social Research (Stockholm University)

Chair: Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) Discussant: Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)

Discussants: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology) Meryl Kenny, University of Edinburgh (Politics and International Relations) H15 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm LaSalle 5 Jim Mahoney, Northwestern University (Sociology) Author Meets Critics: A Poverty of Rights: Citizenship and Inequality in Twentieth- Margaret Weir, University of California-Berkeley (Political Science and Sociology) Century Rio de Janeiro

STATES AND SOCIETY

H13 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Burnham 5 African Americans and Jim Crow Chair: Peter Beattie, Michigan State University (History) RACE AND ETHNICITY A Poverty of Rights: Citizenship and Inequality in Twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro Chair: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Brodwyn Fischer, Northwestern University (History)

Formulating a Racial Modern: The Southern African American Middle Class and the Atlanta Discussants: Sidney Chalhoub, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) (History) and Nashville Expositions, 1895-1897 Chad Goldberg, University of Wisconsin – Madison (Sociology) Nathan Cardon, University of Toronto (History) Jose Moya, Barnard College, Columbia University (History)

“Who Are Your People?”: Family Life and the Problem of Racial Passing in Jim Crow America Allyson Hobbs, Stanford University (History)

Supplementing the Veil with the Sea: Du Bois' Attention to the Lived Experience of Black Individuals Ainsley LeSure, University of Chicago (Political Science)

Discussant: Alexandra Cornelius-Diallo, Florida International University (History)

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H16 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Burnham 2 I1 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 3 Historical Constructions of Civilian and Military Masculinities Discipline and power in Europe, 1400-1800 WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL

Chair: Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows) Chair: Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History)

Protecting the Shy Soldier: Masculinity in WWII Dancehalls Taming Don Juan: Subversive Masculinity in Early Modern Spain Maxine Craig, University of California Davis (Women & Gender Studies) Edward Behrend-Martinez, Appalachian State University (History)

Preparing Civilian Seamen for War in Wilhelmine Germany When Sin Becomes a Crime: Political Power and Sexuality in the Low Countries (XVth- XVIth David Dennis, Ohio State University (History) centuries) Marie-Amélie Bourguignon, University of Louvain (History) Soldier, Father, Worker: Challenges to Conscription in the French Third Republic and WWI United States Liberal Techniques, Illiberal Histories: Reconsidering Foucault's Genealogy of Dorith Geva, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows) Governmentality Onur Ince, Cornell University (Government) “The Best School for Our Antillean Population”: The Struggle for Military Service in Colonial Guadeloupe, 1880-1914. The Face of Disobedience: Obedience and Disobedience in a Military Environment in the Age Elizabeth Heath, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows) of the Swedish King Charles XII Magnus Perlestam, History (HUM) Discussant: John Lynn, Northwestern University (History) Discussant: Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History)

H17 Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Dearborn 3 Sexuality and Social Movements I2 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 1 WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY Classification Struggles CULTURE, Criminal Justice/Legal, Migration/Immigration, Politics, States and Society Chair: Elizabeth Bernstein, Columbia University (Sociology) Chair: Terence McDonnell, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) To be announced Nicola Beisel, Northwestern University (Sociology) Pentecostal Pastors and Three Chord Rock: A Formal Approach to the Reproduction of Cultural Forms” The Historical Foundations of Conservative Sexuality Activism: A U.S.-Canada Comparison Claudio Benzecry, University of Connecticut (Sociology) Tina Fetner, McMaster University (Sociology) Pablo Seman, Colegio de Mexico (Sociology)

Globalizing Morality and Justice: The Moral Economy of Women’s Work in the Why Portugal and Spain Came to Diverge in Cultural Tastes: Legacies of Polar Opposite Transnational Anti-Trafficking Movement Pathways to Democracy Elena Shih, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology) Robert Fishman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Omar Lizardo, Notre Dame (Sociology) Discussant: Elizabeth Bernstein, Columbia University (Sociology) Rethinking Professions: Jurisdictional Control and Abstract Knowledge Production in Business Associations Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)

Discussant: Terence McDonnell, Vanderbilt University (Sociology)

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I3 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 3 I5 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 1 Information and commodity exchanges between business and the public Book Session: Prudence and Pressure: Reproduction and Human Agency in Europe and ECONOMICS, Historical Geography, Urban Asia, 1700-1900 FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Chair: Stacey Jones, Seattle University (Economics) Chair: Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) When Are There Not Bubbles? David Kirsch, University of Maryland (Smith School of Business) Prudence and Pressure: Reproduction and Human Agency in Europe and Asia, 1700-1900 George Alter, University of Michigan (ICPSR) From Streets to Sales Floors Wang Feng, University of California Irvine (Sociology) Dace Koenigsknecht, Michigan State Housing Development Authority (Michigan Main James Lee, University of Michigan (Sociology) Street Center) Norkio Tsuya, Keio University, Tokyo (Economics)

Economic Field and Social Networks: The Action of the Business Groups Discussants: Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology) Luísa Veloso, CIES-ISCTE/ IUL (Sociology) Michael Haines, Colgate University (Economics) Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) Discussant: Stacey Jones, Seattle University (Economics) Jan Van Bavel, University of Brussels (Interface Demography)

I4 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 3 I6 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 10 In homage of Richard Wall and the 25th anniversary of Continuity & Change: Household, Diseases, institutions, and societies Family and Marriage Across Time and Space (I) HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Children and Childhood, Health/Medicine/Body, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: Sue Hawkins, Kingston University (History)

Chair: Phillipp Schofield, University of Wales (History) “Disease, Disability, and Schooling in Early Twentieth-Century America: The Complex World of Poliomyelitis” Ecology (In-)Security and Household Formation Richard Altenbaugh, Slippery Rock University (Secondary/Foundations of Education) Ulf Brunnbauer, University of Regensburg (Southeast and East European History) Tuberculosis among Incarcerated Males Over Three Centuries The History of Old Age: Has It Emerged from Its Infancy (with Richard Wall's Help)? Dorothy Dean, Summit County Medical Examiner's Office (Medical Examiner) Susannah Ottaway, Carleton College (History) Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)

Spatial Construction of European Family and Household Systems: Promising Path or Blind Pandemic comprehension : An Influenza Outbreak in a Time of Paradigm Shift Alley? Svenn-Erik Mamelund, Norwegian Institute of Public Health (Division of Mental Health) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) Saint Louis and the 1918 Influenza: The Impact of Non-pharmaceutical Interventions Discussant: Andrejs Plakans, Iowa State University (History) Robert Wilson, University of Missouri-St. Louis (Honors College)

Discussant: Bernard Harris, University of Southampton, UK (Social Sciences)

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I7 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 2 I9 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 5 Perspectives on Psychiatry and Power Global Networks of Change HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS

Chair: John Welshman, Lancaster University (History) Chair: Daniel Ogbaharya, Western Illinois University (Political Science)

‘Friendly Fever’?: The Use of Malarial Therapy in British Psychiatry, 1922-1930 Dreaming Global City, Seeing a Nightmare: Social and Spatial Polarization in Cape Town Gayle Davis, University of Edinburgh (History, classics and archaeology) and Istanbul Ayse Burcin Erarslan, Koc University (Comparative Studies in History and Society)

The Gendered Mind of Madness: Family, Spousal Support and Life-Course Among the Crossing Empires: British and French Machinery in the Spanish Caribbean Sugar Industry, c. Mentally Ill in Sweden between 1893 and the 1930’s 1870-1898 Anna Lundberg, Center for population studies (Historical Demography) David Pretel, University of Cambridge (History)

Multiple Powers of Psychiatry and the Making of the Institutional Self: Doctors, Nurses and Transnational Counterpublics and the Globalization of Resistance Therapies in a Psychiatric Hospital in Tokyo, 1925-1945 Francis Shor, Wayne State University (History) Akihito Suzuki, Keio University (Economics) Conditions for Success of Nationalist Movements in Central and Eastern Europe in the 19th Discussant: John Welshman, Lancaster University (History) Century: A Systematic Comparative Qualitative Analysis (QCA) Erwin Stolz, Karl-Franzens-University of Graz (Sociology)

I8 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 2 Discussant: Cristian Dona-Reveco, Michigan State University (Sociology and History) Book Session: American Abyss: Savagery and Civilization in the Age of Industry LABOR, Culture, Health/Medicine/Body, Labor, Migration/Immigration, Race and Ethnicity, Urban I10 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 5 Refugees, Stateless People, and Asylum Seekers Chair: Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION

Chair: Torrie Hester, Roanoke College (History) American Abyss: Savagery and Civilization in the Age of Industry

Daniel Bender, University of Toronto (History) Symbolic Politics and Policy Feedback: The 1968 UN Protocol on Refugees and American Refugee Law in the Cold War Discussants: Gail Bederman, University of Notre Dame (History) Rebecca Hamlin, Grinnell College (Political Science) Daniel Bender, University of Toronto (History) Philip Wolgin, University of California-Berkeley (History) William Jones, University of Wisconsin Madison (History) Gerald Ronning, Albright College (History) Suicidal Humanitarianism and the "Freedom of Fools": Walter von Cube and Anti-refugee Sentiment in West Germany, 1953. Eric Limbach, Michigan State University (History)

Rejected but not Deported; The Nearly Infinite Asylum Procedure of Tamil Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands 1984-199 Tycho Walaardt, University of Leiden (Social and Economic History Department)

Discussant: Torrie Hester, Roanoke College (History)

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I11 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 1 I13 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 5 Grassroots Bureaucracy: Activists, Bureaucrats, and the State Power in Rural Societies POLITICS, Criminal Justice/Legal, Labor, States and Society, Urban RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL, Politics

Chair: Jeffrey Helgeson, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (Labor and Chair: Jonathan Liebowitz, University of Massachusetts-Lowell (History) Employment Relations) Ontario's 1880 Royal Commission on Agriculture Old Friends and New Deals: Reconfiguring Local Politics in 1930s Chicago Daniel Samson, Brock University (History) Tom Dorrance, University of Illinois at Chicago (History) Enquiries, Agrarian Interests and Response to Economic Change, c. 1860-1900. The Case of Community Corrections: The Brief Liberalization of Pennsylvania's Prison System, 1960-1970 the Netherlands Anne Parsons, University of Illinois at Chicago (History) Anton Schuurman, University of Wageningen (History)

Sweeping Up Change: Janitors, Schools and the BSEIU Agricultural Statistics in Modern Mexico: A Real World or a Dreamed Reality? (The Benjamin Peterson, University of Illinois at Chicago (History) agricultural survey of R. Escobar) Alejandro Tortolero, University of Mexico (Economics) Discussant: Jennifer Klein, Yale (History) The French 1866 Agricultural Enquiry: A Political Tool? Nadine Vivier, Université du Maine (History department) I12 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 9 An International Perspective on Race: The Operation of Race Across National and Discussant: Jonathan Liebowitz, University of Massachusetts-Lowell (History) Historical Contexts RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration I14 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 4 Chair: Elizabeth Onasch, Northwestern University (Sociology) Nationalist Narratives and Modernity STATES AND SOCIETY What is Islamophobia, and How Do We Know It When We See It Erik Bleich, Middlebury (Political Science) Chair: Robert Jansen, UCLA (Sociology)

Mapping Cultural Terrains: Skin Color and Mexican Descent Women in South Texas Different Approaches to Nationalism in the Islamist Discourse in the Late Ottoman Society: Sandra Garza, University of Texas at San Antonio (Culture, Literacy, and Language) A Case Study of the Journal Sebilü’r-re?ad (1908-1924) Mehmet Ozan Aşık, University of Cambridge (Sociology) Race and Universality in the French and Haitian Revolutions Tessie P. Liu, Northwestern University (History and Gender Studies) Picture Post, Modernity and the Scots Imagination Andrew Blaikie, University of Aberdeen (Sociology) Discussant: Baris Ulker, Center for Metropolitan Studies (Central European Studies, Social Anthropology) Ideologies of Modernity: State and Society in Nineteenth Century Ireland Enda Delaney, University of Edinburgh (History, Classics and Archaelogy)

The Power to Make and Re-Make Nations: Atatürk's Turkey, Bourguiba's Tunisia? Gozde Erdeniz, Northwestern University (Political Science)

Unifying History: An Examination of Official National Narratives in the Republic of Yemen Elizabeth Young, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Discussant: Robert Jansen, UCLA (Sociology)

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I15 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 2 I17 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 7 Author Meets Critics: Compter et Classer: Histoire des Recensements Américains Queer Notions of Place STATES AND SOCIETY WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY

Chair: Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute) Chair: Pavla Miller, RMIT University (Global studies social science and planning)

Compter e Classer: Histoire des Recensements Américains At Home With Queer Habitus: An exploration of queer notions of home Paul Schor, Université Paris Diderot (Etudes Anglophones) Lesa Beel, RMIT (Global Studies, Social Science, and Planning)

Discussants: Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin-Milkwaukee (History & Urban Queer politics at home: gay men’s management of the public/private boundary Studies) Andrew Gorman-Murray, University of Wollongong (Earth and Environmental Sciences) Lisa Dillon, University of Montreal (Demography) David Pemberton, U.S. Census Bureau (History) We’re Here! It’s Queer! Get Used to It! The Politics of Sexual Orientation in Urban Patrick Simon, Institut National d’Etudes Demographiques (International Migration and Neighborhoods Minorities) Theo Greene, Northwestern University (Sociology/ Gender Studies)

The Meet Industry: Location Based Online Gay Dating and Local GLBTQ communities I16 Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 1 Raz Schwartz, Bar Ilan University (STS) Revisiting the Urban Village – Case Studies of Twentieth Century Working-class Community Discussant: Raewyn Connell, University of Sydney (Faculty of Education and Social Work) URBAN, Historical Geography, Labor, Migration/Immigration, Urban

Chair: Stefan Ramsden, University of Hull, United Kingdom (History) J1 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 3 Girls, Education, and Rights “All events and happenings are recorded in good faith”: Local History, Collective Memory CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD, Education, Women, Gender, and Sexuality and Narratives of Community Fiona Cosson, University of Northampton (History) Chair: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History)

New Working-Class Neighborhoods in an Ohio City Reading the World: Gender and German Geography Textbooks in the Early Nineteenth Judith J. Friedman, Rutgers University (Sociology) Century Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History) ‘Because None of Us Had Anything’ Social-Economic Differences and their Consequences in a Working-Class Neighbourhood in The Netherlands, 1920-1960 German Women and the Right to the University: Liberal and Socialist Perspectives on Diederick Klein Kranenburg, Universiteit Leiden/Campus Den Haag (History) Frauenstudium Melissa Kelley, University of Minnesota (History) The Remaking of Working-Class Community Stefan Ramsden, University of Hull, United Kingdom (History) Religion, Nation-building, and Female Teachers in the United States, 1790-1815: The Case of Susan Nye Discussant: Amanda Seligman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (History) Kim Tolley, Notre Dame de Namur University (Education and Leadership)

Discussant: James Albisetti, University of Kentucky (History)

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J2 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 9 J4 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 3 Book Session: American Homicide Who worked in America and what did they do? CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL ECONOMICS, Labor

Chair: Richard McMahon, NUI, Maynooth (History) Chair: Tomas Cvrcek, Clemson University (John E. Walker Economics)

American Homicide Re-estimating the Labor Force Participation Rate of Older Men in the United States, 1870 to Randolph Roth, Ohio State University (History) 1930 Brian Gratton, Arizona State University (History) Discussants: Douglas Eckberg, Winthrop University (Sociology and Anthropology) Jon Moen, University of Mississippi (Economics) Donald Fyson, Université Laval (Histoire) John Wood, The Open University (History) Taking Technology to Task: The Skill Content of Technological Change in Early Twentieth Century United States Rowena Gray, University of California, Davis (Economics) J3 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 1 Foundations and Disciplinary Transformation in Modern America The Economic Impact of the Transformation of Women's Education and Employment in the CULTURE, Politics, Race and Ethnicity US, 1965-75 Stacey Jones, Seattle University (Economics) Chair: Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History) The Occupations of Slaves Advertised for Sale in New Orleans, 1830: Missing Values, Cheap 'The Direction We Should Like To Go’: Race and the Early Institutional Establishment of Talk, or Informative Advertising American Political Science Jonathan Pritchett, Tulane University (Economics) Jessica Blatt, Marymount Manhattan College (Political Science) Discussant: Tomas Cvrcek, Clemson University (John E. Walker Economics) “Data and Not Trouble”: Race Relations, Human Relations, and Rockefeller Philanthropy, 1920-1960 Leah Gordon, Stanford University (Education) J5 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 7 Politics of Knowledge The Construction of Mead's "Mind, Self, and Society": Contribution to a Sociology of EDUCATION, Culture, Historical Geography, States and Society, Women, Gender, and Knowledge Sexuality Daniel Huebner, University of Chicago (Sociology) Chair: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology) Discussant: Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History) State-building and the Origins of Disciplinary Specialization in Nineteenth-Century Germany Jacob Habinek, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology)

Mapping the City: Visions and Revisions from the Chicago School of Sociology Boyce Robert Owens, University of Chicago (Master of Arts Program in Social Science)

Parent Education for All: An Examination of Race, Class and Gender in the Child Study Association of America in the 1920-30s Annette Semanchin Jones, University of Minnesota (Social Work)

Frank Tannenbaum's 'Dramatization of Evil': Anarchy, Autobiography, and Education Bradley Wiles, Arizona State University (Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies)

Discussant: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology)

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J6 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 1 J8 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 5 Book Session: The Stem Family in Eurasian Perspective by A. Fauve-Chamoux and E. Book Session: Guantanamo's Working-Class History Ochiai (eds.) LABOR, Migration/Immigration, Politics FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: Leon Fink, University of Illinois-Circle (History) Chair: Leslie Page Moch, Michigan State University (History) Guantánamo: A Working-Class History between Empire and Revolution The Stem Family In Eurasian Perspective. Revisiting House Societies, 17th-20th centuries Jana Lipman, Tulane (History) Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS-Paris (History) Emiko Ochiai, Graduate School of Letter, Kyoto University (Sociology) Discussants: Daniel Bender, University of Toronto (History) Mark Bradley, University of Chicago (History) Discussants: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga, University of Cergy Pontoise (Languages) Jana Lipman, Tulane (History) Bruce Fetter, University of Wisconsin-Milkwaukee (History) Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History Dept) Alice Kasakoff, University of South Carolina-Columbia (Anthropology) Michel Oris, University of Geneva (Economic and Social Sciences) Mikolaj Szoltysek, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Historical Demography) J9 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 5 States in flux MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS, Economics J7 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 1 Clustering of infant mortality Chair: Samuel Clark, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Health/Medicine/Body Pathways to Violence: Dynamics for the Continuation of Large Scale Conflict On Statistical Methods for Clustering: A Case Study on Infant Mortality, Northern Sweden Hrag Balian, Columbia University (Sociology) 1831-1890 Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Why Was It that Europeans Conquered the World? Henrik Holmberg, Umeå University (Centre for Population Studies) Philip Hoffman, Caltech (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Infant Death Clustering in Nineteenth-century Venice Indigenous Politics and Infrastructural Power: Critical Antecedents in Latin America and Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Southeast Asia Renzo Derosas, Ca' Foscari University of Venice (History) Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) Hillel Soifer, Temple University (Political Science) Infant and Child Mortality in Urban and Rual Settings in Italy: The Case of Veneto Region Gianpiero Dalla Zuanna, University of Padua (Statistical Sciences) Discussant: Yingyao Wang, Yale University (Sociology) Alessandra Minello, University of Trento (Sociology and social research)

Born to die: Intergenerational clustering of infant mortality in Antwerp, Belgium (1846- 1910) Mattijs Vandezande, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Centre for Sociological Research)

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J10 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 2 J12 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 4 Politics, Power and the “Outsider”: Understanding Immigrant Rights Techniques of Infrastructural Power MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Economics, Labor, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society POLITICS, States and Society

Chair: Barry Chiswick, University of Illinois at Chicago (Economics) Chair: Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology)

Immigrant Rights in Comparative Historical Perspective Party Identity and Budgetary Techniques: The Emergence of Block Grants in the U.S. Federal James Hollifield, Southern Methodist University (Political Science) Budget Brian Cody, University of Chicago (Sociology) Democratizing Xenophobia: South Africa as an Immigration State Audie Klotz, Syracuse University (Political Science) Immunization in Malawi and Cameroon: Colonial Heritages and Contemporary Realities Kristen Gray, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) The Role of the Federal Judiciary in Immigration Policy Anna Law, DePaul University (Political Science) Infrastructural Power as Boundary-work, or What it Really Means to be a Strong State Diana Kim, University of Chicago (Political Science) Labor Migration in the United States: From Indenture to Indenture? Matthias Staisch, University of Chicago (Political Science) Susan Martin, Georgetown University (Foreign Service) The Politics of Community Benefits Agreements: A Comparative Analysis--, Los Discussant: Barry Chiswick, University of Illinois at Chicago (Economics) Angeles, and Chicago Daniel Steinberg, Columbia University (Urban Planning)

J11 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 3 The Rise of Power of Administrative Agencies A Threat to Democracy or a Necessity of a Roundtable Discussion: Immigrant Letters, Women and Empowerment Modern Global Society MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Morris Taylor, Southern Illinois University (Public Administration and Policy Analysis)

Chair: Walter Kamphoefner, Texas A&M University (History) Discussant: Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology)

Discussants: Jennifer Eastman Attebery, Idaho State University (English) Laura Cuppone, Michigan State University (History) J13 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 5 Anna Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Eastern Connecticut State University (History) Obama's Agenda and the Dynamics of U.S. Politics: Breakthroughs and Limitations Nicole K. Konopka, University Rostock (American Studies) PRESIDENTIAL Suzanne Sinke, Florida State University (History) Chair: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology)

Cold Front: Recession Stalls Obama’s Energy and Climate-Change Program Judith Layzer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Urban Studies and Planning)

The Suprising Triumph of Redistributive Health Reform Theda Skocpol, Harvard University (Government)

To be announced John Skrentny, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)

The Unsurprising Failure of Labor Law Reform Dorian Warren, Columbia University (Political Science)

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J14 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 10 J16 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 1 Historical and Contemporary Hate Crimes Legislation The Politics of Credit: New Deal to Neoliberalism RACE AND ETHNICITY STATES AND SOCIETY, Politics

Chair: Robert Jefferson, University of Alabama at Birmingham (History and Anthropology) Chair: Greta Krippner, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Who’s Protected? The Passage and Implementation of Sexual Orientation as a Protected Capital Punishment? Historical Dynamics and the Political Imaginary of Crisis-Management Status under Hate Crime Legislation Istvan Adorjan, University of Chicago (Sociology) Alison Faupel, Emory University (Sociology) Christie Parris, Emory University (Sociology) Economic Categories in Neoliberal Society Heather Scheuerman, Emory University (Sociology) Marion Fourcade, University of California Berkeley (Sociology) Regina Werum, Emory University (Sociology) Kieran Healy, Duke (Sociology)

When the State Assumes Risk: New Deal Policy, Postwar Finance, and New Market for Debt J15 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 2 David Freund, University of Maryland, College Park (History) Laboring for New Environments RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL, Labor Democracy of Credit: Economic Citizenship in US Society Greta Krippner, University of Michigan (Sociology) Chair: Carl Zimring, Roosevelt University (Professional and Liberal Studies / Sustainability Studies) Guns, Butter and Credit: Securitization's Roots in the Johnson Administration Sarah Quinn, University of Michigan (Michigan Society of Fellows) Provisioning Chicago: Cows, Milk, Food Deserts, and Urban Agriculture in the City Daniel Block, Chicago State University (Geography) Discussant: Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History)

Sand Dune Systems: Gender, Race and Class Politics in the Fight to Save the Indiana Dunes, 1952-1962 J17 Saturday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 2 Brittany Fremion, Purdue University (History) Gender and Governmentality WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Economics, Politics, States and Society “Wading into the Debate over Polluted Water: The First National Conference on Water Pollution” Chair: Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History) Terrianne Schulte, D'Youville College (Liberal Arts) Governmentality and the Co-Constitute Relation of the Modern State and Modern Gendered The United Auto Workers and Urban Environmentalism in Detroit, 1965-1975 Subjects Brandon Ward, Purdue University (History) Gundula Ludwig, University of Vienna (Institute of Political Science)

Discussant: Carl Zimring, Roosevelt University (Professional and Liberal Studies / Mothers and Mistresses in Colonial Political Arithmetic Sustainability Studies) Ted McCormick, Concordia University (History)

The Australian Mainstream Women's Movement and the Making of Modern Divorce Marian Quartly, Monash University (History) Judith Smart, University of Melbourne (Historical Studies)

Personal Law as Public Space in India: The 1940s Hindu Code Bill Fight Emily Rook-Koepsel, University of Minnesota (History)

Discussants: Marynel Ryan Van Zee, University of Minnesota, Morris (History) Linda Zerilli, University of Chicago (Political Science)

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K1 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Burnham 5 K3 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Burnham 4 Organizations, Institutions and Power Schooling: Race, Ethnicity, and Identity CULTURE, Macro-Historical Dynamics EDUCATION, Children and Childhood, Race and Ethnicity

Chair: John Hartley, Yale University (Sociology) Chair: John Rury, University of Kansas (Education)

Linguicide in the Logosphere: What killed the Idea of Linguistic Human Rights and gave Track 'Em Down: Institutional Barriers that Maintain Racial Discrimination in Track Birth to the Concept of Endangered Languages? Placement Stefan Bargheer, University of Chicago (Sociology) Shanyce Campbell, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Public Policy)

The Conditions of Classification: The Case of the US Nonprofit Sector, 1890-1992 Latino Segregationists: Self Determination and Educational Civil Rights in Texas, 1928-1972 Emily Barman, Boston University (Sociology) Jesse Esparza, Texas A&M (History)

I'm Working: Agency and the Meaning of Work A Different Focus on African American Education: Legacies of Institutional Excellence Alison Gerber, Yale University (Sociology) Frank T. Manheim, George Mason University (Public Policy) Connie L. McNeely, George Mason University (Public Policy) “Characteristically American”: Cultural Hegemony, Public Memory and the Monumental Obelisks to the American Revolution Power and Elite Private Spaces: A Different Southern Desegregation Experience Joy Giguere, Ivy Tech Community College (Humanities (History)) Michelle Purdy, Emory University (Educational Studies)

A Dispositive Analysis of Refugee Identity Cultivation in a Small High School in Chicago K2 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Dearborn 1 Sophia Rodriguez, Loyola Universityersity Chicago (Cultural and Educational Policy Studies) Borrowing and Bankruptcy ECONOMICS, Urban Discussant: John Rury, University of Kansas (Education)

Chair: Anne Hanley, Northern Illinois University (History) K4 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Burnham 1 How pensions saved thrift. France at the turn of the 20th Century Roundtable Discussion: Daniel Scott Smith: A tribute to and Critical Reappraisal of His Jérôme Bourdieu, PSE-INRA (Economics) Scholarship Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History) FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Gilles Postel-Vinay, INRA EHESS (History) Chair: J. David Hacker, Binghamton University, SUNY (History) Understanding Personal Lending in Florence’s Multiple Networks Ecology Neha Gondal, Rutgers University (Sociology) Discussants: Kate Fawver, CalifornIowa State Universityersity Dominguez Hills (History) Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology) Katherine Lynch, Carnegie Mellon University (History) Gloria Main, University of Colorado (History) Credit Networks in a Turbulent Economy: Bankruptcy in an Early Modern City from 1520 to Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) 1620 Carole Shammas, University of Southern California (History) Ariel Rubin, Columbia University (History) Daniel Smith, University of Southampton (Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute) Solidarity as an Inferior Good? The Demand for Informal Assistance among early 20th Century Finnish Households Sakari Saaritsa, University of Helsinki (Economic and Political Studies, Section of Social Science History)

Discussant: Anne Hanley, Northern Illinois University (History)

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K5 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 9 K7 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm LaSalle 1 In Homage of Richard Wall and the 25th anniversary of Continuity & Change: Household, Policies of Removal, Policies of Admittance Family and Marriage Across Time and Space (II) MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY Chair: Barbara Luethi, Basel University (History) Chair: Phillipp Schofield, University of Wales (History) Deportation: Sovereignity, Discipline and Governementality in Interaction European Marriage Pattern in Central Europe: The case of Late Medieval and Early Modern Francesca Falk, University of Basel (History) Poland. Piotr Guzowski, University of Bialystok (Institute of History) Forced Migration in the Former Soviet Union: The Case of the Meskhetian Turks Jenna Goins, Michigan State University (Geography) Budget Studies and the Myth of the Nuclear Family Supported by a Male Breadwinner Beatrice Moring, University of Cambridge (Cambridge Group for the History of Population) Creating Problems, Having Problems, Forgetting Problems Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) Children out-of-wedlock in Japanese seaside villages, 18-19 centuries Emiko Ochiai, Graduate School of Letter, Kyoto University (Sociology) The Forgotten: Immigrants, Racial Narratives, and Deportation Policy in the 1930s Ashley Zampogna, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (History) Discussant: Andrew Hinde, University of Southampton (Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute) Discussant: Deirdre M Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center (History and Women's Studies)

K6 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 1 New perspectives on method K8 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Dearborn 3 MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS Politics, Citizenship and Civic Engagement POLITICS, States and Society Chair: Anna Korteweg, University of Toronto (Sociology) Political Power and Political Engagement: The Social Logic of Past Politics Processes, Paths, and Causal Regularities in Comparative History Donald DeBats, Flinders University (American Studies) Samuel Clark, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) The Religious Roots of Civil Society: Western Europe in the Age of Mass Politics, 1870s- Ecological and Geopolitical Formation of Social Complexity 1970s Hiroko Inoue, University of California, Riverside (Sociology / IROWS) Tiago Fernandes, University of Notre Dame (Kellogg Institute for International Studies)

Zomia and Burma: Alternative Approaches to Southeast Asian History Civic Engagement and Power Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Jaesok Sonn, University of Chicago (Sociology)

Discussant: Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy) Discussant: Elizabeth Anderson, Northwestern University (Sociology)

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K9 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 5 K12 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 10 Roundtable Discussion: Retrospective on Bringing the State Back In Defining Place and Space PRESIDENTIAL RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL, Race and Ethnicity

Chair: Ann Shola Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology, Gender Studies, and Chair: Jess Gilbert, University of Wisconsin (Community and Environmental Sociology) Political Science) Slave Forced Migration and the Slave Trade on the Internal Cotton Frontier, 1840-60: A Discussants: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology) Labor Market Approach Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology) Peter Coclanis, University of North Carolina (History) Karen Barkey, Columbia University (Sociology) Louis Kyriakoudes, University of Southern Mississippi (History) Theda Skocpol, Harvard University (Government)

Dan Slater, University of Chicago (Political Science) “We Won’t Go Back to the Plantations”: African American Claims to Space and Place in the Missouri Delta K10 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 7 Heidi Dodson, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign (History) Neoliberalism PROGRAM COMMITTEE, Politics Defining Appalachia: The Role of Organizational Manouvering in the transition from Cultural Construct to Political Designation Chair: Thomas Stapleford, University of Notre Dame (Program of Liberal Studies) Doug Kincaid, Indiana University (Sociology) Christi M. Smith, Indiana University (Sociology) The Politicization of Milton Friedman Angus Burgin, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Visiting Scholars Program) The Origins of Rural Sociology: Confrontations between Tradition and Progress, Rural and Urban, and Politics and Science Brookings and the Origins of Economic Deregulation Suzanne Smith, University of Chicago (Sociology) Eduardo Canedo, Princeton University (History) Discussant: Gilbert Jess, University of Wisconsin (Community and Environmental Electing Chávez in 1998: Reconsidering the Popular Basis of Anti-neoliberal Politics Sociology) Leslie Gates, Binghamton University (Sociology)

The New Production of Ignorance: The Dirty Secret of the New Knowledge Economy K13 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Dearborn 2 Philip Mirowski, University of Notre Dame (Economics and Policy Studies) Roundtable on Contemporary U.S. Health Care Reform in Comparative and Historical Discussant: Richard Meagher, Randolph-Macon College (Political Science) Perspective STATES AND SOCIETY, Health/Medicine/Body

K11 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Clark 3 Chair: Tasleem Padamsee, Ohio State University (Sociology) Race and the Rise of American Sociology: DuBois' School vs Robert Park and the Chicago School Discussants: Lucinda M. McCray, Appalachian State University (History) RACE AND ETHNICITY John Murray, University of Toledo (Economics) Constance Nathanson, Columbia University (Public Health) Chair: Aldon Morris, Northwestern University (Sociology) Marie Clark Nelson, Linköping University (ISAK/History) Tasleem Padamsee, Ohio State (Sociology) The Music Matters: Case Studies in Cultural Agency and Spiritual Capital Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College (Sociology and African-American Studies)

Robert Park vs W. E. B. DuBois: The Rise of American Sociology Aldon Morris, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Crashing Through the Gate (Keepers): A Final Statement on the Sociological Significance of W. E. B. Du Bois and the Atlanta Sociological Laboratory Earl Wright II, Texas Southern University (Sociology)

Discussant: Aldon Morris, Northwestern University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 20, 2010 Saturday, November 20, 2010

K14 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm LaSalle 2 K16 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm Burnham 2 The Politics of Rural Credit Making the City: Comparative Perspectives on Power, Policy, and Institutions STATES AND SOCIETY, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental URBAN

Chair: Thomas Maloney, University of Utah (Economics) Chair: Julian Chambliss, Rollins College (History)

Minnesota's 1934 Mortgage Moratorium, the Contract Clause, and the Road to Home Conscious Place: Power and Spatial Development in the Randstad Holland Building and Loan Association v. Blaisdell Annekia Duschka Brand, University of Delft (Urbanism) John Fliter, Kansas State University (Political Science) Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) Infant and Child Mortality in Urban and Rural Settings in Italy: The Case of Veneto Region Gianpiero Dalla Zuanna, University of Padua (Statistical Sciences) The Mortgage Crisis and Tax Protesters in Texas, 1924-1925 Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Community Well-Being in Long Beach: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Strategies Gary Hytrek, CalifornIowa State Universityersity, Long Beach (Sociology) The Role of Landlords and Peasants in the Agricultural Revolution. Grain Production and Commercialization in Southern Sweden 1700–1860 Infant and Child Mortality in Urban and Rural Settings in Italy: The Case of Veneto Region Mats Olsson, Lund University (Economic History) Alessandra Minello, University of Trento (Sociology and social research) Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History) Ghetto's, Banlieus and the Amsterdam Bijlmermeer: Urban Problem Areas in a Comparative A Violation of Civil Rights: Discrimination in Farm Credit, the Largest Class-Action Civil Perspective. Rights Settlement in U.S. History, and the On-Going African American Freedom Movement Chris Quispel, Leiden University (History) Spencer Wood, Kansas State University (Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work) Discussant: Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, CUNY (History) Discussant: Thomas Maloney, University of Utah (Economics)

K17 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm LaSalle 5 K15 Saturday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm LaSalle 3 Book Session: Tracey Deutsch's Building a Housewife's Paradise: Gender, Politics, and Author Meets Critics: Double Trouble: Black Mayors, Black Communities, and the Call for American Grocery Stores in the Twentieth Century a Deep Democracy, by J. Phillip Thompson III WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Economics URBAN, Politics, Race and Ethnicity Chair: Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Michael McQuarrie, University of California-Davis (Sociology) Building a Housewife's Paradise: Gender, Politics, and American Grocery Stores in the Discussants: Michael McQuarrie, University of California, Davis (Sociology) Twentieth Century Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History) Tracey Deutsch, University of Minnesota (History) Hilary Silver, Brown University (Sociology) J. Phillip Thompson, MIT (Urban Studies and Planning) Discussants: Daniel Block, Chicago State University (Geography) Eileen Boris, University of California Santa Barbara (Feminist Studies) Shane Hamilton, University of Georgia (History)

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L1 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Dearborn 1 L3 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm LaSalle 1 Book Session: Chandra Mukerji "Impossible Engineering" Biological and Social Aspects of Kinship II CULTURE FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY, Culture, Historical Geography, Macro-Historical Dynamics, Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental Chair: Jennifer Lena, Vanderbilt University (Sociology) Chair: Göran Broström, Umeå University (Statistics) Impossible Engineering: Technology and Territoriality on the Canal du Midi Chandra Mukerji, University of California, San Diego (Communication and Science Studies) With(out) a Little Help from my Siblings: A Cross-Cultural Investigation of the Relationship between Sibsize and Social Network Discussants: Marion Fourcade, University of California Berkeley (Sociology) Neha Gondal, Rutgers University (Sociology) David Kirsch, University of Maryland (Smith School of Business) Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Swarthmore College (Sociology and Anthropology) Renewing the Bone: Kinship Categories and Kinship Practice in Rural Kyrgyzstan Aksana Ismailbekova, American University of Central Asia (to follow)

L2 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm LaSalle 3 Kinship Networks from Social and Genetic Perspectives Longitudinal perspectives on British and American labor markets Douglas White, University of California-Irvine (anthropology) ECONOMICS, Family/Demography, Labor Discussant: Rebecca Sear, London School of Economics (Social Policy) Chair: Rowena Gray, University of California, Davis (Economics)

Labour Market Transitions during the 1870s L4 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 3 Luiza Antonie, University of Guelph (Economics) Health and the State Peter Baskerville, University of Victoria (History) HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History) J. Andrew Ross, University of Guelph (History and Economics) Chair: Marie Clark Nelson, Linköping University (ISAK/History)

Economics, Community Cohesion, Culture, or Survival: Enlistment Decisions of American A Land Without Disease: Utopian Dreams and Healthcare Reform in Early Post-WWII Civil War Soldiers: Blue or Gray? Sweden Edward Coffield, University of Utah (Economics) Annika Berg, Uppsala University (History of Science and Ideas)

The occupational choice of WWI veterans Do Wii Fit the State? Ethan Doetsch, University of Utah (Economics) Denis Gainty, GeorgIowa State Universityersity (History)

How did Teacher Recruitment and Teacher Career Paths Change as School Provision Health and Power: Sanitary Campaigns in the Caribbean, 1934-1960 became Centralized? The Case of Victorian Britain. Neici Zeller, William Paterson University (History) David Mitch, University of Maryland-Baltimore County (Economics) Discussant: Marie Clark Nelson, Linköping University (ISAK/History) Discussant: Rowena Gray, University of California, Davis (Economics)

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L5 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Dearborn 2 L7 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 10 Class, Class Action, and Classification: Gender and Power at Work Religion, Ethnicity, and Politics in Modern China LABOR, Criminal Justice/Legal, Economics, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Women, Gender, and MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS, Culture, Politics Sexuality Chair: Anna Sun, Kenyon College (Sociology) Chair: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History) Surveying and Seeing Religious Practice in Republican China: The Birth of an Epistemology “They all sort of disappeared”: The Early Cohort of UAW Women Leaders Rebecca Nedostup, Boston College (History) Amy Bromsen, Wayne State University (Political Science) From Feudalism to Patrimonialism: the Inner Mongolian Frontier in the Chinese Imperial Company Control and the Female Worker: A Case Study of the Amana Refrigeration Crisis, 1890-1920 Company, 1950-1970 Liping Wang, University of Chicago (Sociology) Coreen Derifield, Purdue University (History) Remaking Moral Order in Revolutionary China: The New Life Movement, 1934-1937 They are crusaders in the new American Labor Movement : How Working-Class Housewives Xiaohong Xu, Yale University (Sociology) Used Labor Union Auxiliaries to Gain Political Citizenship. Emily LaBarbera Twarog, University of Illinois (History) Discussant: Peter C. Perdue, Yale University (History)

Discussant: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History) L8 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm LaSalle 2 Social Belonging, Political Participation, Materiality and Mobility in Migrant Communities L6 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 7 MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION Modernity and its others in global and comparative perspective MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS, Culture, Race and Ethnicity, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: Angelika E. Sauer, Texas Lutheran University (History & Geography)

Chair: Isaac Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder (Sociology) Exile, Identities, and Cultures of Solidarity: Chilean Expatriates in the German Democratic Republic Modernity, Islam, and the Law: What are the Stakes? Jadwiga Pieper Mooney, University of Arizona (History) Mounira Maya Charrad, University of Texas (Sociology) Moving Home: Exploring the Experience of Relocation in the Past Strategies for Empowerment: How Microcredit Loans Facilitate Anti-Witchhunt Campaigns Colin Pooley, Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre) Soma Chaudhuri, Michigan State University (Sociology & School of Criminal Justice) Returning to La Patria: Examining the Transition from Refugee to Migrant in Guatemala The Myth of Incommensurability: The Re-Articulation of ‘Modernity’ and ‘Tradition’ in the Rachael Ronald, Univerity of Arizona (History) Symbolic Struggle over HIV/AIDS in Post-Apartheid South Africa Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology) Discussant: Angelika E. Sauer, Texas Lutheran University (History & Geography)

Governance as cultural performance: Semiotics of piracy suppression in the English Atlantic Matthew Norton, Yale University (Sociology)

Discussant: John Hall, University of California-Davis (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 20, 2010 Saturday, November 20, 2010

L9 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 1 L12 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Burnham 4 European political culture and conflict in historical perspective A New Complexity POLITICS, Children and Childhood, Culture, Labor, Migration/Immigration, States and Society RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL, Economics, Family/Demography, Historical Geography Chair: Antonios Roumpakis, University of Bath (Social and Policy Sciences) Chair: Peter Coclanis, University of North Carolina (History) Defining politics: Contending Understandings of the Political between Church Pulpit and Council House in Sixteenth-century Germany Spatial and Temporal Variation in British Land Use 1869-2000 Sean Dunwoody, University of Chicago (History) Paula Aucott, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Limits to the Lessons of History: Two Recent Controversies over the Use of History in Brian Baily, University of Portsmouth (Geography) German Immigration Discourse Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Brian Karlsson, The George Washington University (Political Science) Crop Yields and Soil Chemistry in Great Plains Agriculture, 1870-1940 Coalition Formation in Transitional Regimes Geoff Cunfer, University of Saskatchewan (History) Ivo Veiga, University College London (Political Science) Myron Gutmann, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Melannie Hartman, Colorado State University (NREL) Discussant: Antonios Roumpakis, University of Bath (Social and Policy Sciences) Susy Lutz, Colorado State University (NREL) Emily Merchant, University of Michigan (ICPSR) William Parton, Colorado State University (NREL) L10 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 5 Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Roundtable Discussion: Rethinking Power Steve Williams, Colorado State University (NREL) PRESIDENTIAL Contributions of Family Wealth and Spatial Location to Household Wealth: the US North Chair: Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology) 1850 and 1860 Alice Kasakoff, University of South Carolina-Columbia (Anthropology) Discussants: Geoff Eley, University of Michigan (History) Andrew B. Lawson, University of South Carolina (Medical School) Michael Hanchard, Johns Hopkins University (Political Science) Steven Lukes, New York University (Sociology) The Reward of Audacity? Looking at Migration Gains in Urbanizing France, 1870-1940. Mariana Valverde, University of Toronto (Centre of Criminology) Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History) Linda Zerilli, University of Chicago (Political Science) Discussant: Peter Coclanis, University of North Carolina (History)

L11 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Burnham 1 Religious Communication and Politics in Global Perspective L13 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm LaSalle 5 Racial/Ethnic Classification and the State Chair: Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University (Sociology) STATES AND SOCIETY

Did They Give Away Too Much?: Religious Contestations of School Reform in Egypt and the Chair: Mara Loveman, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) United States Jeffrey Guhin, Yale University (Sociology) Paths Not Taken: Rejected categories of race and ethnicity in US Federal Statistics Margo Anderson, University of Wisconsin-Milkwaukee (History & Urban Studies) Iranian Presidents on the UN Stage: Discourse, Revolutionary Outcomes and the International System Political Demography in Israel's Pre-State Period John Hartley, Yale University (Sociology) Anat Leibler, Bar Ilan University (Science, Tecnology and Society Studies)

Religion and Repertoires of Collective Action: The Chinese Democracy Shifting Categories: Birthplace, Language, and Race in the British Census Andrew Junker, Yale University (Sociology) Kathrin Levitan, College of William and Mary (History)

The Limits of Technological Determinism and the Religious Roots of Print Revolutions Classifying Immigrants, Classifying Bureaucrats: Government Agencies Grapple with the Robert Woodberry, University of Texas Austin (Sociology) 'Race or People' Schema, 1898-1912 Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute) Discussant: Samuel Nelson, Yale University (Sociology) Discussant: Paul Schor, Université Paris Diderot (Etudes Anglophones)

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L14 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Burnham 2 L16 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Clark 9 Bringing Together “Grand Narratives” of the Post-1945 Period: The Cold War and the Author Meets Critics: Lisa Levenstein, A Movement Without Marches: African American Welfare State Women and the Politics of Poverty in Postwar Philadelphia STATES AND SOCIETY WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society

Chair: Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) Chair: Jennifer Mittelstadt, Rutgers University (History)

The Cold War and the Welfare State A Movement Without Marches: African American Women and the Politics of Poverty in Pauli Kettunen, University of Helsinki (Political and Economic Studies) Postwar Philadelphia Johanna Rainio-Niemi, University of Helsinki (Economic and Political Studies) Lisa Levenstein, University of North Carolina, Greensboro (History)

Creating the Socialist Welfare Society by Western Competition Discussants: David Freund, University of Maryland, College Park (History) Katalin Miklóssy, Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki (Social Science History, Joe Soss, University of Minnesota (Political Science) Political History)

Freezing the Welfare State: The Cold War as an Instrument for Anti-welfare State Rhetoric in the U.S., 1945–1955 Saturday, 5:30 – 6:00pm Monroe Ballroom, 6th Floor Klaus Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State Research) Annual Business Meeting

Beyond 'Guns vs Butter' George Alter, University of Michigan (History), and 2010 Vice President, Mikaela Rabinowitz, Northwestern University (Sociology) Social Science History Association

The Cold War and the Welfare State Saturday, 6:00 – 6:30pm Monroe Ballroom, 6th Floor Discussant: Derek Hoff, Kansas State University (History) President’s Address

Title to be announced L15 Saturday, 3:15pm – 5:15pm Dearborn 3 Ann Shola Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology, Gender Studies, and Denied and Displaced: Marginalization in Comparative Perspective Political Science), and the 2010 President, Social Science History Association URBAN, States and Society

Chair: Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History) Saturday, 6:30 – 8:00pm Red Lacquer Room, 4th Floor President’s Reception From White to Black: Race and Definitions of Urban Street Gangs, 1960-1970 Megan Stubbendeck, University of Viginia (History) We would like to thank the following units at Northwestern University for their generous support of the Presidential Reception: The Right to Relief: Chicago’s Settlement Houses and the Politicization of Relief During the Great Depression The Department of Sociology Abigail Trollinger, Northwestern University (History) The Roberta Buffet Center for International and Comparative Studies The Graduate School The Fin-de-Siècle Homeless City: Immigration and Overcrowding in Victorian New York The Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences Philip Webb, DePaul University (American Studies)

Discussant: Alice O’Connor, University of California Santa Barbara (History)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

M1 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 3 M4 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 1 Famine, crisis and violence in nineteenth-century Europe Typologies of families and households: old and new approaches CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY

Chair: David Cox, Keele University (Institute for Law, Politics & Justice) Chair: Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)

Famine and Violence in Spain, 1850-1900 Gutmaro Gomez Bravo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Departamento de Historia Family Structures and Servants in Italy during the Napoleonic Era Contemporánea) Cinzia Buccianti, University of Siena (Law, Economics and Government) Valentina Fusari, University of Pisa (Political Science) The Great Famine and Violence in Nineteenth-century Ireland Richard McMahon, NUI-Maynooth (History) Deconstructing and Reconstructing Household Membership in the 1851/2 Canadian Census: Problems and Possibilities Ordinary Violence, Lethal Violence and Economic Crisis in Belgium in the mid-nineteenth Lisa Dillon, University of Montreal (Demography) century

Frédéric Vesentini, FRS-FNRS/Université Catholique de Louvain (Center for Law and Justice History) Living with Her Children: The Changing Coresidence Experience of Older Mothers, 1880-2000 Brian Gratton, Arizona State University (History) Discussant: David Cox, Keele University (Institute for Law, Politics & Justice) Myron Gutmann, University of Michigan (ICPSR) Emily Merchant, University of Michigan (ICPSR)

M2 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 5 Quarterly Household Snapshots. A New Approach to Co-residence in the Netherlands, 1860-1940 Book Session: Jeffrey Alexander, "The Peformance of Politics: Obama's Victory and the Jan Kok, Virtual Knowledge Studio (Family History) Democratic Struggle for Power Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands) CULTURE, Politics, Presidential

Chair: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology) Transition of the Irish Household Structure: Comparing Results from 1901 and 1911 census Yoshifumi Shimizu, Momoyama Gakuin University (Sociology) The Peformance of Politics Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University (Sociology) Discussant: Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)

Discussants: Mabel Berezin, Cornell University (Sociology) Paul Lichterman, University of Southern California (Sociology and Religion) Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology)

M3 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 2 Book Session: Deirdre McCloskey: Bourgeois Dignity: Why Economics Cannot Explain the Modern World ECONOMICS, Macro-Historical Dynamics

Chair: Anne McCants, Masschusetts Institute of Technology (History)

Bourgeois Dignity: Why Economics Cannot Explain the Modern World Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinois Chicago (Economics, History, English, and Communication)

Discussants: Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University (Sociology) Jack Goldstone, George Mason University (Public Policy) Pat Hudson, Cardiff University (History) Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinios--Chicago (Economics, History, English, and Communication) Joel Mokyr, Northwestern University (Economics)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

M5 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 4 M7 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 3 Consequences of marital exogamy – past and present Political and Intellectual Foundations of Neoliberalism FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY POLITICS, Culture, Economics, States and Society

Chair: Christer Lundh, University of Gothenburg (economic History) Chair: Greta Krippner, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Marrying Out to Marry In: Exogamy and the Expansion of Social Networks in Fifteenth The Great Society Roots of Deregulation Century Florence Eduardo Canedo, Princeton University (History) Tovah Bender, Agnes Scott College (History) In Medias Res: Neoclassical Economics and the Constitution of Neoliberalism Educational Heterogamy and Marital Quality: A New Look at the Old Question(s) Kurtulus Gemici, New York University (Politics) Mieke Eeckhaut, Ghent University (Sociology) Jan Gerris, Ghent University (Centre for Reproductive Medicine) The Roots of Populist Neoliberalism in Cold War America Bart Van de Putte, Ghent University (History) Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)

Children of Mixed Marriages in Quebec, 1881-1920: Cultural Trajectories and Demographic Moral Views and the Sociology of Meltdowns: Hayek's "Road to Serfdom" and Polanyi's Impact "Great Transformation" Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology) Stephanie Lee Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology) Patricia Thornton, Concordia University (Geography, Planning and Environment) Hélène Vézina, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (Sciences humaines) Discussant: Greta Krippner, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Intermarriage and Ethnic Blending through Four Generations, 1880-1930 Joel Perlmann, Bard College (Levy Economics Institute) M8 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 1 Racial and Ethnic Politics in the United States, 1960s-1980s Do Birds of a Feather Flock Together? Effects of Decreased Socio-economic Heterogamy on POLITICS, Race and Ethnicity, States and Society, Urban Divorce Risks in Sweden 1960-1975 Glenn Sandström, Umeå University, Sweden (Centre for Population Studies (CPS)) Chair: Richard Hogan, Purdue University (Sociology)

Discussant: Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History) Racial Threat Reconsidered: Race, Region, and Home Ownership in U.S. Presidential Politics, 1968-1972 Richard Aviles, University of Wisconsin (Sociology) M6 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 5 Hazards on the Road to America: From Central Europe to North America, 1870-1914 The Politics of Race and Poverty on the Worst Block in the City: The 1961 NYC Mayoral MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Race and Ethnicity Election. Michael McKenna, Farmingdale State College (History, Economics and Politics) Chair: Annemarie Steidl, University of Minnesota (Center for Austrian Studies) Ethnics inside the Republican Party: Seeking Access to Political Power, 1960s-80s Remote Border Control: The Rise of a Central European Border Crossing Ieva Zake, Rowan University (Sociology) Tobias Brinkmann, Penn State University (History and Religious Studies) Discussant: Richard Hogan, Purdue University (Sociology) The Perils of Travel and Bureaucracy. South Slavic Migrants’ Media on Migration to the US Wladimir Fischer, University of Vienna (University of Vienna)

‘Despair You Who Dig Underground’: Comic Strip Outreach to Hungarian Immigrant Miners in the U.S., 1904-1920 James Oberly, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (History & American Indian Studies Program)

Discussant: Dorothee Schneider, University of Illinois-Urbana (Sociology)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

M9 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 3 M11 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 9 Rise (and Fall?) of the Chicago School of Economics American Presidents in History and Memory PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chair: Daniel Galvin, Northwestern University (Political Science) Chair: Marion Fourcade, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Watergate and Uses of the Suffix ‘-Gate’ in Contemporary Australian Media Discussants: Marion Fourcade, University of California Berkeley (Sociology) Krystle Gatt, RMIT University, Melbourne (Global Studies, Social Science and Planning) David Mitch, University of Maryland-Baltimore County (Economics) Michael Reay, Swarthmore College (Sociology) The Rest of Him: Ronald Reagan, Catholics, and Nuclear War Lawrence McAndrews, St. Norbert College (History)

M10 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 1 Ford Model GOP: Gerald Ford, Congressional Pragmatism, and the Future of the Republican Catholicism, Church-State Relations and Politics Party – 1965-1968 David Veenstra, University of St. Francis (History and Social Science) Chair: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan (Sociology) Discussant: Daniel Galvin, Northwestern University (Political Science) The Political Incorporation of Religious Parties: What Can Turn-of-the-Twentieth Century German Catholicism Tell Us About Contemporary Turkish Islam Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University (Sociology) M12 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am LaSalle 5 Race and American Culture Regulating Religious Institutions: Catholicism and Islam in Ireland, Portugal, and Spain CULTURE Andrew Gould, University of Notre Dame (Political Science) Chair: Barnor Hesse, Northwestern University (African American Studies, Political Science, The Rock and the Hard Place: The Catholic Church, State Provincial Authorities, and Berlin and Sociology) Michael Gross, East Carolina University (History) Fear of a Black President: "Whiteface" Obama Church, State, and Cold War: Anticommunism, Coalitional Politics, and Funding for Catholic Cynthia Bond, The John Marshall Law School (Law) Schools in Australia and the United States, 1945-1965 Damon Mayrl, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology) Essentializing Whiteness?: “Stuff White People Like” and the Articulation of Cultural Identity Hannah Dick, University of California, San Diego (Communication) Catholic Thinking in Non-Catholic Times: How Catholics Like William F. Buckley Shaped The Debates of the 1960s Without Mentioning Catholicism Making Sense of Obama on Espn.com: Comment Boards as a Forum for the Development of Kevin Schultz, University of Illinois at Chicago (History) Racial and Political Ideology Armando Lara-Millan, Northwestern University (Sociology) Discussant: Peter Stamatov, Yale University (Sociology) Elizabeth Onasch, Northwestern University (Sociology)

Hooch and Riff-Raff: The Carolina Piedmont's Peculiar Embrace of Prohibition Michael Lewis, Christopher Newport University (Sociology, Social Work, and Anthropology)

Discussant: Barnor Hesse, Northwestern University (African American Studies, Political Science, and Sociology)

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M13 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 10 M15 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 2 The Shifting Boundaries of Family, Race, and Nation in Early Twentieth-Century Cultural Power and the State: Commemoration as Politics and Antipolitics Transnational Discourse STATES AND SOCIETY RACE AND ETHNICITY, Children and Childhood, Family/Demography, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Chair: John Torpey, City University of New York (Sociology)

Chair: Anna Clark, University of Minnesota (History) State Honours and Disciplinary Power in Western Europe Samuel Clark, University of Western Ontario (Sociology) Sons of Which Nation? North African Muslims between France and Germany during the Great War Ranking the Dead: Posthumous Court Rank in Imperial Japan Richard S. Fogarty, University at Albany, State University of New York (History) Michael Wert, Marquette University (History)

Racial and Sexual Boundaries and Child Welfare in German Colonial Southwest Africa The Minimum Role of the State in a State-Mandated Commemoration: The National Krista Molly O'Donnell, William Paterson University of New Jersey (History) Mourning for the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake Victims in China Bin Xu, Northwestern University (Sociology) Children of the Occupiers: The Debate about the Rhenish Besatzungskinder after World War I Julia Roos, Indiana University, Bloomington (History) Discussant: John Torpey, City University of New York (Sociology)

Discussant: Jean Elisabeth Pedersen, University of Rochester (History) M16 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Dearborn 1 Contemporary Transformations in Urban Political Institutions M14 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Burnham 2 URBAN States and Struggles for Human and Other Rights STATES AND SOCIETY Chair: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History)

Chair: Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College (Sociology) Metropolitics in Motion: The Dynamics of Transportation and State Re-territorialization in Chicago and Toronto Strategy and the Man Behind the Curtain: Contextualizing Neglected Aspects of Radical Jean-Paul Addie, York University (Geography) Activism Dawson Barrett, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (History) Globalization, Urban Forms and the Politics of Comparison: Outlines of a Cautious and Conscious Comparative Strategy Culture, Identity, and Politics: Comparative Analyses of the Struggle over Indigenous Fishing Judit Bodnar, Central European University (History/Sociology/Social Anthropology) Rights in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand Julia Cantzler, The Ohio State University (Sociology) Police Power and Urban Unrest in Paris and New York Cathy Schneider, American University (International) International Law and Cultural Rifts: the Transformative Effects of 19th century Unequal Treaties in East Asia Back to National Urban Policy? Obama and the Cities in Historical Perspective Jung Mee Park, Cornell University (Sociology) Hilary Silver, Brown University (Sociology)

Challenging (neo)Liberal Nation-states in Latin\@ America : Constituent Assemblies, 200 Discussant: Jeffery Strickland, Montclair State University (History) Years of (post)Colonial Futures Later Ricardo Sánchez Cárdenas, Northwestern University (Sociology)

The Democratizing Outcomes of Human Rights Organizations in Mexico Post-1968 Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College (Sociology)

Discussants: Brodwyn Fischer, Northwestern University (History)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

M17 Sunday, 8:00am – 10:00am Clark 7 N2 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 10 Reforming Girls and Women Roundtable Discussion: Enlightenment and Factor Prices: Why Did Britain Grow So Fast? WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Children and Childhood, Education ECONOMICS

Chair: Aeleah Soine, University of Minnesota (History) Chair: Joyce Burnette, Wabash College (Economics)

Unwed Mothers and Abortion, 1960-1974: The Case of the Sophia Little Home Discussants: Robert Allen, Oxford (Economics) Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History) Philip Hoffman, Caltech (Humanities and Social Sciences) Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinios--Chicago (Economics, History, English, and Negotiating Desires: Consumer Culture, Female Delinquency and Young Workingwomen in Communication) the Early 20th century Joel Mokyr, Northwestern University (Economics) Vivian Deno, Butler University (History & Anthropology)

Last of all the Forget-me-not, so the prisoner was released: Ruskin's Ethics of N3 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 5 Crystallization, the Girls of Winnington Hall, and Legacies of Morality and Social School Politics and Reform Policies Redemption EDUCATION, Culture, Politics, States and Society Robin A Robinson, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Sociology, Anthropology, and Crime & Justice Studies) Chair: Sherman Dorn, University of South Florida (History)

Lady Arbella Denny and the Dublin Magdalene Asylum: Women and Charity in Eighteenth- Paul Vallas Builds: A Historical Lens on School Construction as Educational Reform Century Ireland Michael Clapper, Saint Joseph's University (Education) Karen Sonnelitter, Purdue University (History) Disrobing Women Religious: Catholic Power vs Anti-Catholic Politics in the Strange Case of Discussant: Susan Hartmann, The Ohio State University (History) Nuns Teaching in Public Schools, 1890-1950 Gayle Fischer, Salem State College (History)

N1 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 9 The Politics of Spelling Reform: Two College Presidents and the Simplified Spelling Parenthood and Policy Movement of the Progressive Era CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Christine Ogren, University of Iowa (Educational Policy and Leadership Studies)

Chair: Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History) Constructing Identities through open and Distance Learning Daniel Weinbren, The Open University, UK (Betty Boothroyd Library) Re-visiting the First Australian Conference on Adoption (1976): Gender, Child Removal, the Politics of the Personal and the Story of the Nation Discussant: Sherman Dorn, University of South Florida (History) D. Amy Pollard, Monash University (Historical Studies) Denise Cuthbert, Monash University (Political and Social Inquiry) Marian Quartly, Monash University (History)

Oppression and Agency: Detroit Welfare Rights Activists’ Resistance to State Control over Sexuality and Reproduction during the War on Poverty Cynthia Edmonds-Cady, Illinois State University (Social Work)

Shifting the Burden of Care: Daisy Denson and the Welfare State in North Carolina, 1903- 1921 Anna Krome-Lukens, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (History)

Discussant: Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

N4 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 1 N6 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 2 Combining data sources for demographic analysis Transatlantic Perspectives on German Immigration FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION, Economics, Race and Ethnicity

Chair: Ron Goeken, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center) Chair: Robert Ostergren, University of Wisconsin (Geography)

Record Linkage based on Norwegian NAPP data Mid-Nineteenth century Transatlantic Passage Fares Trygve Andersen, University of Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre) Raymond Cohn, Illinois State University (Economics) Marianne Erikstad, University of Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre)

Transatlantic Social Mobility of German Immigrants: A Nationwide Perspective Reconstruction Population Registers Middelburg 1850-1899 Gerrit Bloothooft, Utrecht University (Institute of Linguistics) Walter Kamphoefner, Texas A&M University (History) Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands) Transatlantic Social Mobility of German Migrants in North America, 1850-1880 Migration dynamics and family networks: Quebec City, 1851-1911 Jochen Krebber, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany (History) Marc St-Hilaire, Université Laval (Géographie) Hélène Vézina, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (Sciences humaines) Mid-Nineteenth century Transatlantic Passage Fares Simone Wegge, City University of New York (Economics) The Use of Automatic and Manual Methods when Linking Longitudinal Historical Data Maria J. Wisselgren, Umeå University (Demographic Data Base) Discussants: Kathleen Conzen, University of Wisconsin (Sociology) Beth Schlemper, University of Toledo (Geography and Planning) Discussant: Ron Goeken, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)

N7 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 2 N5 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 4 Immigrants in the welfare states – integration policy in Northern Europe and USA Immigration, Health, and the State MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY, States and Society

Chair: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) Chair: Jesus Ramires-Valles, University of Illinois-Chicago (Public Health)

Immigrants as dangers for Public Health: the example of France 1830-1930 A New Deal for the Alien: The Inclusion of Non-Citizens in the Early American Welfare State Patrice Bourdelais, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (History) Cybelle Fox, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology)

The Centre Bossuet, the Post-Colonial African Immigrant Community in Paris, and the The dangerous other? Gender and security in Finnish immigration policy Medical and Social Implications of Disease, 1963-1979 Saara Pellander, University of Helsinki/Stockholm University (Social Science Gillian Glaes, Carroll College (History) History/History)

The Nation-State, Immigrants, and Health Outcomes: Conceptualizing Immigrant Status as Equality & Freedom of Choice in the Swedish People’s Home: Multiculturalism & a Form of Social Stratification Constitutional Reform, 1968-1975 P Rafael Hernandez-Arias, University of New Mexico (RWJF Center for Health Policy and Carly Schall, University of Wisconsin (Sociology) Sociology) Political Participation in Immigrant Policies & Immigrants in Participation Policies Oral History and the History of Medicine and Public Health Marjukka Weide, Centre for Research on Ethnic Relations and Nationalism (Swedish School Lucinda M. McCray, Appalachian State University (History) of Social Science)

Rethinking the Right to Healthcare: HIV, Immigration, and Charging in the British National Discussant: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History) Health Service

Tasleem Padamsee, Ohio State (Sociology)

Discussant: Jesus Ramires-Valles, University of Illinois-Chicago (Public Health)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

N8 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 3 N10 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 1 Power, Patriotism, and Military Conflict International Conceptions of Racial Difference and Exclusion POLITICS, States and Society RACE AND ETHNICITY, Migration/Immigration

Chair: Colin Beck, Pomona College (Sociology) Chair: To be determined

The Social History of 1868 revolution in Portugal and Spain “Liberté, Égalité, et Fraternité”: Marginalization, Identity and Second-generation North Paulo Fernandes, Instituto de Ciências Sociais (Históry) African Immigrants in France

Those who “need hyphens in their names because only part of them has come over": Irish- Jean Beaman, Northwestern University (Sociology) American Political Identities during the American Civil War and First World War John French, Marquette University (History) Rise, my Sister Coolie - Everyday Bonds of Resilience, Camaraderie and Identity Yaso Nadarajah, RMIT University (Globalism Research Centre) Strategies of Power: The Use of Religious Symbology in the Military Organization Charlotte Hunter, Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (Religious Research) Unternehmen Sie was! A spectre is wandering in Berlin – the spectre of entrepreneurship Lyman Smith, University of Florida (Political Science) Baris Ulker, Center for Metropolitan Studies (Central European Studies, Social Anthropology) The Great Infidel: Paine, Ingersoll, and Faithless Patriotism Richard Meagher, Randolph-Macon College (Political Science) Making Ethnic History ‘Cosmopolitan’: The Case of Italian and Portuguese Migrants in Postwar Toronto Discussant: Jacob Glicklich, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (History) Stephen Fielding, University of Victoria (History)

To Be Announced N9 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 5 Joseph Jordan, Northwestern University (African American Studies) Book Session: Richard White and Spatial History PRESIDENTIAL Discussant: Ernesto Castaneda, Columbia University (Sociology)

Chair: Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History)

N11 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 3 Constructing Railroad Space Government by Numbers: Statistics and Statecraft in Comparative Perspective Richard White, Stanford University (History) STATES AND SOCIETY

Discussants: Richard Healey, University of Portsmouth (Geography) Chair: Martha Lampland, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) Ruth Mostern, University of California, Merced (Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts)

William Thomas, University of Nebraska Lincoln (History) States Versus Societies: Influences on Information Gathering in Historical and Comparative

Perspective

Patricia Ahmed, University of Kentucky (Sociology)

Rebecca Emigh, UCLA (Sociology) Dylan Riley, University of California (Sociology)

The Official Statistics of Industrial Wages in Fascist Italy Giovanni Favero, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia (Economics)

Assessing the Cost of War : Politics, Expertise and the Twilight of Liberal Italy (1918-1925) Jean-Guy Prévost, Université du Québec à Montréal (Political Science)

Discussant: Thomas Stapleford, University of Notre Dame (Program of Liberal Studies)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010 Sunday, November 21, 2010

N12 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Clark 7 N14 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Burnham 2 Politics of Memory in Post-Conflict Societies The Politics of Urban Spectacle STATES AND SOCIETY URBAN, Culture, Politics

Chair: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan (Sociology) Chair: Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut (Sociology)

Re-Branding Nation: Post-colonial Politics, Heritage, and Tourism in South Africa Scenes are Entertainment Machines: How Culture Can Energize Urban Politics Robyn Autry, Wesleyan University (Sociology) Terry Clark, University of Chicago (Sociology)

The Debate over African-American Reparations People Out of Place: Territorial Attachments and Symbolic Power in the Housed/Homeless Maxine Burkett, University of Hawaii (Law) Conflict Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut (Sociology) The Memory of the National-Socialist “Special Children’s Wards” in Germany, Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Commemoration at The Modernization of Taipei City: A Cross-cultural Historical Study of the Development of Sites of Murder of Children Taipei Lutz Kaelber, University of Vermont (Sociology) Aphrodite (Rueipu) Hung, Universite de Paris-Sorbonne (Geographie)

Historical Memory in Political Science Spatial and Visual Trajectories of Latino Urban Cultural Landscapes: An Analysis of Turn of Brian Karlsson, The George Washington University (Political Science) the Century Latino Urban Cultural Politics Johana Londoño, New York University (American Studies) The Debate over African-American Reparations John Torpey, City University of New York (Sociology) Making Places and Shaping Urbanity. The Rise of Tourism Policies in Portugal (1910-1940) Frédéric Vidal, CRIA / ISCTE – Lisbon University Institute (History) Discussant: Bin Xu, Northwestern University (Sociology) Discussant: Frederick Wherry, University of Michigan (Sociology)

N13 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm Dearborn 3 State Capacity, Politics, and Struggles over Regulation N15 Sunday, 10:15am – 12:15pm LaSalle 1 STATES AND SOCIETY Dealing with Gender and Alterity in Portuguese Sixteenth Century Maritime Societies WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY, Family/Demography, Race and Ethnicity Chair: Sida Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Chair: J. B. Owens, Idaho State University (History) Ideas as Motivators and Resources for Political Action: Child Labor Reform in Prussia, 1817- 1839 Every Good Man Deserves Favour: The Foreigner within the Northern Portuguese Seaport Elisabeth Anderson, Northwestern University (Sociology) Societies in the 16th Century Amândio Barros, University of Porto (CITCEM) State Regulation and Professional Status: the Emergence of Employment-Based Immigration Legal Services A Commodity or a Person? Slave Interaction in Portuguese Maritime Societies Greg Liegel, University of Chicago (Sociology) Sara Pinto, University of Porto (CITCEM) Ana Sofia Ribeiro, University of Porto (History) Private Litigants, Public Policy Enforcement: The Regulatory Power of Private Litigation and the American Bureaucracy Female: the Alter Ego of Maritime Societies? Practices and Representations of Gender Quinn Mulroy, Columbia University (Political Science) (Portugal. 16th Century) Amelia Polonia, University of Porto (History and Political and International Studies) Discussant: Sida Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology) Discussant: Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, University of Coimbra (History)

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Author Index Author Index

A Barrett, Dawson ...... 118 Bradatan, Cristina ...... 43, 73 Chen, Anthony ...... 52, 67 Abad, Melissa ...... 28 Barrett, James ...... 27 Bradley, Mark ...... 91 Chen, Shuang ...... 34, 75 Abbott, Andrew ...... 89, 100 Barreyre, Nicolas ...... 70 Braedley, Susan ...... 22 Chiswick, Barry ...... 92 Abelin, Mireille ...... 28 Barros, Amândio ...... 57, 127 Brand, Annekia Duschka ...... 103 Chorev, Nitsan ...... 38 Adams, Julia ...... 3, 4, 7, 39, 100, 108 Baskerville, Peter ...... 104 Bras, Hilde ...... 25, 50 Cirenza, Peter ...... 44 Addie, Jean-Paul ...... 119 Batlan, Felice ...... 18 Bravo, Gutmaro Gomez ...... 112 Clapper, Michael ...... 121 Adorjan, Istvan...... 95 Beaman, Jean ...... 125 Breese, Elizabeth ...... 64 Clark, Anna ...... 118 Ahmed, Patricia ...... 125 Beattie, Peter ...... 23, 47, 77 Breschi, Marco ...... 34, 58, 65 Clark, Samuel ...... 91, 98, 119 Ahram, Ariel ...... 69 Beck, Colin...... 62, 124 Brinkmann, Tobias ...... 114 Clark, Shannan ...... 60 Aisenbrey, Silke...... 55 Bederman, Gail ...... 82 Bromsen, Amy ...... 27, 106 Clark, Terry ...... 127 Aksamit, Daniel ...... 23 Bedford, Kate ...... 29 Broström, Göran ...... 24, 34, 90, 105 Clemens, Elisabeth .... 22, 36, 70, 76, 93 Albisetti, James ...... 87 Beel, Lesa ...... 87 Brown, Philip ...... 6 Coclanis, Peter ...... 101, 109 Aleksiun, Natalia ...... 59 Behrend-Martinez, Edward ...... 79 Brownlee, Elliot ...... 39, 45, 70 Cody, Brian ...... 93 Alexander, Jeffrey ...... 15, 112 Beier, Lucinda ...... 10 Bruce, Emily ...... 10, 87 Coffield, Edward ...... 104 Alexander, Trent ...... 4 Beisel, Nicola ...... 61, 78 Brueckner, Hannah ...... 55 Cohen, Boaz ...... 40 Allen, Robert ...... 121 Bender, Daniel ...... 82, 91 Brunnbauer, Ulf ...... 80 Cohn, Raymond ...... 123 Altenbaugh, Richard ...... 81 Bender, Tovah ...... 114 Buccianti, Cinzia ...... 113 Cole, Peter ...... 43 Alter, George ...... 3, 13, 65, 81, 111 Bengtsson, Tommy ...... 24, 34, 65, 75 Bulman, William ...... 53 Comstock, Sandra ...... 64 Altinordu, Ates ...... 108, 116 Benzecry, Claudio ...... 79 Burgin, Angus ...... 100 Connell, Raewyn ...... 68, 87 Alves, Daniel ...... 27, 46 Berezin, Mabel ...... 112 Burnette, Joyce ...... 64, 121 Conti, Joseph ...... 38 Amialchuk, Aliaksandr ...... 26 Berg, Annika ...... 105 Burton, Joseph ...... 72 Conzen, Kathleen ...... 123 Aminzade, Ron ...... 7 Bergenfeldt, Fredrik ...... 64 Burton, Vernon ...... 76 Cornelius-Diallo, Alexandra ...... 69, 76 Andac, Elif ...... 37, 41 Berk, Gerald ...... 21 C Cosson, Fiona ...... 86 Andersen, Trygve ...... 122 Bernstein, Elizabeth ...... 11, 29, 78 Cabello, Tristan...... 53 Costello, Matthew ...... 38 Anderson, Elisabeth ...... 71, 126 Bettenhausen, Brian ...... 72 Cain, Louis ...... 72 Cowan, Mimi ...... 30 Anderson, Elizabeth ...... 99 Beveridge, Andrew...... 19, 62, 76 Camic, Charles ...... 33 Cox, David ...... 41, 112 Anderson, Margo ...... 86, 109 Bhalla, Vibha ...... 63 Campana, Paolo ...... 32 Craig, Maxine ...... 78 Anderton, Douglas L...... 6, 8 Biernacki, Richard ...... 29, 46 Campbell, Cameron ...... 34, 58, 75 Crocker, Ruth ...... 4 Angel, Sebastian Diaz ...... 35 Bjorkman, Jenny ...... 66 Campbell, Shanyce ...... 97 Cuff, Timothy ...... 42 Antonie, Luiza ...... 104 Black, Joel ...... 71 Cancian, Sonia ...... 11 Cunfer, Geoff ...... 109 Arrizabalaga, Marie-pierre ..... 36, 43, 90 Blaikie, Andrew ...... 85 Canedo, Eduardo ...... 100, 115 Cuppone, Laura ...... 92 Artis, Julie ...... 18 Blatt, Jessica ...... 88 Canning, Kathleen ...... 68 Cuthbert, Denise ...... 120 Aşık, Mehmet Ozan ...... 85 Bleich, Erik...... 84 Cantzler, Julia ...... 118 Cvrcek, Tomas...... 89 Attebery, Jennifer Eastman ...... 92 Bliss, Alan ...... 62, 70 Cárdenas, Ricardo Sánchez ...... 118 D Aucott, Paula ...... 109 Block, Daniel ...... 94, 103 Cardon, Nathan ...... 76 Dalgic, Umud ...... 23 Autry, Robyn ...... 126 Block, William C...... 3, 7, 8 Caron, Simone ...... 120 Davenport, Christian ...... 52 Aviles, Richard ...... 115 Bloothooft, Gerrit ...... 122 Carruthers, Bruce ...... 36, 112 Davis, Gayle ...... 82 Axelsson, Per ...... 50 Bodnar, Judit ...... 119 Casellas, Jason ...... 45, 57 de Abreu Campanário, Milton 77 B Boittin, Jennifer ...... 39 Castaneda, Ernesto ...... 45, 125 de Carvalho, Joaquim Ramos ..... 57, 127 Back, Lara...... 44 Bond, Cynthia ...... 117 Cebul, Brent ...... 21 Dean, Dorothy ...... 81 Baily, Brian ...... 109 Boris, Eileen ...... 22, 103 Černigoj-Sadar, Nevenka ...... 37 DeBats, Donald ...... 99 Bajc, Vida ...... 56 Bost, Mélanie ...... 56 Chalhoub, Sidney ...... 77 Decker, Tabitha...... 70 Balian, Hrag ...... 91 Boswell, Caroline ...... 31 Chambliss, Julian ...... 11, 70, 103 Decoteau, Claire ...... 68, 106 Bandhauer-Schoeffmann, Irene...... 32 Bouras, Nadia ...... 20 Charleroy, Margaret ...... 74 Deene, Marloes ...... 73 Bargheer, Stefan ...... 33, 96 Bourdelais, Patrice ...... 122 Charrad, Mounira Maya ...... 106 Deener, Andrew ...... 127 Barkey, Karen...... 100 Bourdieu, Jérôme ...... 58, 96 Chase-Dunn, Chris ...... 31, 38 Delaney, Enda ...... 85 Barman, Emily ...... 96 Bourguignon, Marie-Amélie ...... 79 Chaudhuri, Soma ...... 106 Demaret, Nathalie ...... 56

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Demetry, Daphne ...... 27 Evans, James ...... 33 Fusari, Valentina ...... 113 Gratton, Brian ...... 69, 89, 113 Dennis, David ...... 78 F Fyson, Donald ...... 88 Gray, Kristen ...... 93 Deno, Vivian...... 120 Fagan, Colette ...... 37 G Gray, Rowena ...... 89, 104 Derifield, Coreen ...... 10, 106 Fahlén, Susanne ...... 37 Gabaccia, Donna ...... 67, 72 Green, Nancy ...... 5 Derluguian, Georgi ...... 21, 31, 62 Fairbanks, Robert ...... 47 Gabaccia, Donna R...... 4, 7 Greene, Kevin ...... 48 Derosas, Renzo ...... 90 Faires, Nora ...... 36 Gadeyne, Sylvie ...... 73 Greene, Theo ...... 87 Deutsch, Tracey ...... 103 Falk, Francesca ...... 99 Gaffney, Nicholas ...... 48 Gregory, Ian ...... 4, 19 Dick, Hannah ...... 117 Farnham, Timothy ...... 51 Gagnon, Alain ...... 34, 58 Grisard, Dominique ...... 23, 32 Dietrich, Hans ...... 55 Faue, Elizabeth ...... 5, 60, 106 Gainty, Denis ...... 105 Gross, Michael ...... 116 Dietz, Hella...... 33 Faupel, Alison ...... 94 Galvin, Daniel ...... 117 Gross, Neil ...... 52, 68 Dillon, Lisa ...... 5, 86, 113 Fauve-Chamoux, Antoinette ...... 90 Garland, Libby ...... 10, 32 Grossner, Karl ...... 10, 27, 35 Dilworth, Richardson ...... 72 Favero, Giovanni ...... 125 Garner, Karen ...... 22 Gruber, Siegfried ...... 42, 73 Dilworth, Rob ...... 6 Fawver, Kate ...... 97 Garrison, Joshua ...... 24 Guhin, Jeffrey ...... 57, 108 Dimitrova, Elitsa...... 26 Federman, Cary ...... 48, 71 Garza, Sandra ...... 84 Guillén, Ana ...... 37 Dinter, Martin ...... 73 Feng, Wang ...... 81 Gates, Leslie ...... 100 Gutmann, Myron ...... 109, 113 Dodson, Heidi ...... 101 Fergus, Devin ...... 62 Gatt, Krystle...... 117 Guy, Geoffrey Alan ...... 28 Doetsch, Ethan ...... 104 Fernandes, Paulo ...... 124 Gauvreau, Danielle ...... 81, 114 Guzowski, Piotr ...... 98 Dona-Reveco, Cristian ...... 28, 83 Fernandes, Tiago ...... 99 Geerdes, Sara ...... 55 H Dorn, Sherman...... 121 Ferree, Myra Marx ...... 68 Gemici, Kurtulus ...... 23, 115 Habinek, Jacob ...... 89 Dorrance, Tom ...... 84 Ferrie, Joseph ...... 75 Gentile, Antonina ...... 27 Hackel, Steven ...... 50 Dribe, Martin ...... 26, 34, 65 Fetner, Tina ...... 78 George, Michele ...... 73 Hacker, David ...... 10, 26, 65, 97 Drobni, Sonja ...... 37 Fetter, Bruce ...... 90 Gerber, Alison ...... 96 Haeberlen, Joachim ...... 51 Duck, Waverly ...... 69 Fielding, Stephen ...... 125 Gerris, Jan ...... 114 Hagedorn, John...... 32 Dugre, Neal ...... 46 Fink, Leon ...... 91 Geva, Dorith ...... 47, 69, 78 Haines, Michael ...... 50, 81 Dunwoody, Sean ...... 108 Fischer, Brodwyn ...... 77, 118 Giguere, Joy ...... 96 Hall, John ...... 106 Dye, Alan...... 49 Fischer, Gayle ...... 121 Gilbert, Jess ...... 101 Hall, Thomas ...... 38 Dzuback, Mary Ann ...... 10, 49 Fischer, Wladimir ...... 114 Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend ...... 100 Hamano, Kiyoshi ...... 65 E Fishman, Robert ...... 79 Gjokaj, Linda ...... 20 Hamilton, Shane ...... 103 Eckberg, Douglas ...... 71, 88 Fitch, Catherine ...... 25 Glaes, Gillian ...... 122 Hamlin, Rebecca ...... 83 Edmonds-Cady, Cynthia ...... 66, 120 Flaherty, Jane ...... 70 Glaeser, Andreas ...... 56 Hanchard, Michael...... 108 Edvinsson, Soren...... 24, 65 Fliter, John ...... 102 Glicklich, Jacob ...... 21, 124 Haney, Lynne ...... 22, 29, 46, 61 Edwards, Frank ...... 71 Fogarty, Richard S...... 118 Go, Julian ...... 41, 52 Hanley, Anne ...... 96 Eeckhaut, Mieke ...... 114 Fogel, Robert ...... 72 Godfrey, Barry ...... 18, 41, 48 Hargis, Peggy ...... 4 Eger, Maureen ...... 20 Folbre, Nancy ...... 37, 70 Goeken, Ron ...... 122 Harris, Bernard ...... 42, 58, 81 Eidlin, Barry ...... 44, 52 Folkesson, Klara ...... 60 Goins, Jenna ...... 99 Hartley, John ...... 96, 108 Eley, Geoff ...... 108 Forget, Evelyn ...... 70 Goldberg, Chad...... 31, 77 Hartman, Melannie ...... 109 Emigh, Rebecca ...... 42, 125 Fornasin, Alessio ...... 58 Goldberg, Dror ...... 49 Hartmann, Susan ...... 120 Engberg, Elisabeth ...... 10, 59, 66 Fourcade, Marion...... 95, 104, 116 Goldstein, Joshua R...... 59 Hawkins, Sue ...... 66, 74, 81 Epstein, Steven ...... 33 Fox, Cybelle ...... 52, 123 Goldstone, Jack ...... 62, 112 He, Wenkai ...... 35 Erarslan, Ayse Burcin ...... 83 Frahm, Jill ...... 34 Gondal, Neha ...... 96, 105 Heady, Patrick ...... 50 Erdeniz, Gozde ...... 85 François, Aurore ...... 56 Gonzalez, Gabriela ...... 36 Healey, Richard ...... 27, 124 Erikstad, Marianne ...... 122 Fremion, Brittany ...... 94 Gordon, Leah ...... 10, 88 Healy, Kieran...... 95 Ermakoff, Ivan ...... 29 French, John ...... 124 Gorman-Murray, Andrew ...... 87 Healy, Richard ...... 19 Ervin, Keona ...... 43 Freund, David ...... 95, 111 Gorski, Philip ...... 11, 23, 29, 69 Heath, Elizabeth ...... 78 Eslinger, Ellen...... 38 Frey, Christopher ...... 24 Götz, Norbert ...... 54 Heinicke, Craig ...... 64 Esparza, Jesse ...... 97 Friedman, Judith J...... 86 Gould, Andrew ...... 116 Hejtmanek, Milan ...... 49 Esposito, Massimo ...... 34, 65 Fuchs, Rachel ...... 39 Graff, Harvey J...... 63 Helgeson, Jeffrey ...... 53

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Helgeson, Jeffrey 84 Jensen, Richard ...... 36 Klüsener, Sebastian ...... 25, 59 Lichtenstein, Nelson ...... 67 Hernandez, Jesus ...... 62 Jenson, Jane ...... 61 Koenigsknecht, Dace ...... 80 Lichterman, Paul ...... 112 Hernandez-Arias, P. Rafael ...... 122 Jess, Gilbert ...... 101 Kok, Jan ...... 81, 113 Lichtman, Allan ...... 11, 21 Herrigel, Gary...... 21, 68 Jindrich, Jason ...... 19 Konishi, Anna...... 39 Lieberman, Robert ...... 5 Hesse, Barnor ...... 52, 117 Johnson, Kimberly ...... 6 Konopka, Nicole K...... 92 Liebowitz, Jonathan ...... 85 Hester, Torrie ...... 83 Johnston, Robert ...... 21 Koreh, Michal ...... 77 Liegel, Greg ...... 126 Hicks-Bartlett, Sharon ...... 61 Jones, Annette Semanchin ...... 89 Korteweg, Anna ...... 60, 98 Lienesch, Michael ...... 23 Higbie, Tobias ...... 60 Jones, Stacey ...... 80, 89 Kousser, J. Morgan ...... 76 Limbach, Eric...... 83 Hin, Saskia ...... 73 Jones, William ...... 82 Kralj, Dejan ...... 72 Lin, Xingchen C.C...... 34 Hinde, Andrew ...... 98 Jonsson, Fredrik Albritton ...... 41 Kranenburg, Diederick Klein ...... 86 Lipman, Jana ...... 91 Hirsch, Susan ...... 67 Jordan, Joseph ...... 125 Krause, Monika ...... 52 Lippens, Ronnie ...... 18 Hobbs, Allyson ...... 76 Junker, Andrew ...... 108 Krebber, Jochen ...... 123 Little, Daniel ...... 10, 98 Hobson, Barbara ...... 37 K Krippner, Greta...... 6, 67, 95, 115 Liu, Sida ...... 126 Hoerder, Dirk ...... 67, 75 Kaelber, Lutz ...... 126 Krome-Lukens, Anna ...... 120 Liu, Tessie P...... 84 Hoff, Derek ...... 11, 54, 95, 102, 110 Kamphoefner, Walter ...... 30, 92, 123 Kurosu, Satomi ...... 58, 75 Lizardo, Omar ...... 79 Hoffman, Philip ...... 91, 121 Kampmark, Binoy ...... 21 Kvaran, Kara ...... 61 Loewen, Royden ...... 36, 72 Hogan, Richard ...... 22, 115 Kane, Anne ...... 19 Kwarteng, Kwame ...... 44 Löffler, Christin ...... 25 Hollifield, James ...... 92 Kanjuo-Mrčela, Aleksandra ...... 37 Kyriakoudes, Louis ...... 11, 101 Logan, John ...... 19 Holmberg, Henrik ...... 90 Karlsson, Brian ...... 108, 126 L Logan, Trevon ...... 64 Holmberg, Kajsa ...... 27 Karlsson, Lena ...... 50 La Croix, Sumner ...... 49 Lombardo, Timothy ...... 43 Holmes, Kwame ...... 54, 66 Kasakoff, Alice ...... 59, 90, 109 Lacevic, Ahmed ...... 19 Londoño, Johana ...... 127 Holohan, Siobhan ...... 18 Kaser, Karl ...... 42 Lachmann, Richard ...... 31 Long, Yan ...... 59 Huang, Yulin ...... 34 Kaske, Elizabeth ...... 35 Lafreniere, Donald ...... 66 Lorcin, Patricia ...... 39 Hudson, Pat ...... 112 Katz, Michael ...... 47 Lamber, Julia ...... 57 Lorence, James ...... 74 Huebner, Daniel ...... 88 Kazal, Russell ...... 72 Lamont, Michele ...... 33 Louis, Vincent ...... 6 Hughes, Austin ...... 50 Kearon, Tony ...... 18 Lampland, Martha ...... 56, 125 Loveman, Mara ...... 11, 109 Huh, Yunsun ...... 75 Keating, Ann ...... 72 Lara-Millan, Armando ...... 46, 117 Lucassen, Leo ...... 44, 67 Hung, Aphrodite (Rueipu) ...... 127 Kelley, Melissa ...... 87 Lauzon, Glenn ...... 24, 57 Ludwig, Gundula ...... 95 Hung, Ho-fung ...... 31 Kennedy, Sheela ...... 25 Law, Anna ...... 92 Luethi, Barbara ...... 11, 99 Hunter, Charlotte...... 124 Kenny, Meryl ...... 76 Lawrence, Adrea ...... 10, 24 Luibheid, Eithne ...... 63 Huret, Romain ...... 70 Kertzer, David ...... 4 Lawrence, Adria...... 23 Lukes, Steven ...... 108 Hytrek, Gary ...... 103 Kesztenbaum, Lionel ....58, 96, 109, 114 Lawson, Andrew B...... 109 Lundberg, Anna ...... 82 I Kettunen, Pauli...... 110 Lawson, George ...... 52 Lundh, Christer ...... 75, 114 Ide, Eisaku ...... 39 Kim, Bo-mi ...... 20 Layzer, Judith...... 93 Lutz, Susy ...... 109 Iju, Morinao ...... 39, 45 Kim, Diana ...... 69, 93 Lee, James ...... 10, 35, 58, 75, 81 Lybeck, Eric ...... 21 Ince, Onur ...... 79 Kim, Do-kyun ...... 28 Leerkes, Arjen ...... 28 Lynch, Katherine ...... 5, 39, 73, 97 Inoue, Hiroko ...... 31, 38, 98 Kincaid, Doug ...... 101 Leibler, Anat ...... 109 Lynch, Theresa ...... 21 Inwood, Kris ...... 104 King, Charles ...... 69 Leinonen, Johanna ...... 63 Lynn, John ...... 78 Ismailbekova, Aksana ...... 105 King-O’Brien, Kelly ...... 53 Leitch, Alex ...... 38 M J King-O'Riain, Rebecca ...... 61 Lena, Jennifer ...... 10, 64, 104 Magnuson, Mark ...... 66 Jackson, Erika K...... 30 Kirsch, David ...... 80, 104 Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi ...... 43, 66 Mahon, Rianne ...... 22 Jacobs, Meg ...... 67 Kitson, Peter...... 58 LeSure, Ainsley ...... 22, 76 Mahoney, Jim ...... 36, 76 Jahanbani, Sheyda ...... 23 Klein, Jennifer ...... 67, 84 Levenstein, Lisa ...... 111 Main, Gloria ...... 97 Jansen, Robert ...... 85 Klein, Joanne ...... 41, 79 Levitan, Kathrin ...... 109 Maisel, Richard ...... 59 Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Anna ...... 92 Klein, Sarah ...... 33 Lewis, Mark ...... 56 Maloney, Thomas ...... 5, 6, 42, 102 Jaskot, Paul ...... 13, 64 Klotz, Audie ...... 92 Lewis, Michael ...... 117 Mamelund, Svenn-Erik ...... 50, 81 Jefferson, Robert ...... 69, 94 Klusemann, Stefan ...... 21 Li, Huaiyin ...... 35 Mandemakers, Kees ...... 113, 122

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Manfredini, Matteo ...... 26, 58 Minello, Alessandra ...... 65, 90, 103 O Pemberton, David ...... 86 Mangione, Gemma ...... 48 Mingus, Matthew ...... 47, 61 O’Connor, Alice ...... 4 Percheski, Christine ...... 55 Manheim, Frank T...... 97 Mirel, Jeffrey ...... 49 Oberlin, Kathleen ...... 19 Perdue, Peter ...... 10 Marinari, Maddalena ...... 11 Mirowski, Philip ...... 100 Oberly, James ...... 114 Perdue, Peter C...... 41, 107 Markkola, Pirjo ...... 30 Mische, Ann ...... 68 Ochiai, Emiko ...... 90, 98 Perelli-Harris, Brienna...... 25 Marklund, Carl ...... 54 Mitch, David ...... 104, 116 Oconnor, Alice ...... 47, 88, 102, 110 Pergher, Roberta ...... 20 Martin, Isaac ...... 52, 77, 102, 115 Mittelstadt, Jennifer ...... 7, 61, 111 O'Donnell, Krista Molly...... 118 Perlestam, Magnus ...... 79 Martin, Susan...... 92 Moch, Leslie Page ...... 6, 7, 63, 90 Oeppen, James ...... 65 Perlmann, Joel ...... 72, 86, 109, 114 Matthijs, Koen ...... 73 Moen, Jon ...... 89 Ogbaharya, Daniel ...... 28 Pessoa, Leonel ...... 77 Mattingly, Paul H ...... 63 Mogul, Joey ...... 23 Ogbaharya, Daniel 83 Petersen, Joern Henrik ...... 30 Maynes, Mary Jo ...... 39, 63, 87 Mokyr, Joel...... 112, 121 Ogren, Christine ...... 121 Petersen, Klaus ...... 30, 110 Mayrl, Damon ...... 22, 116 Moloney, Deirdre M...... 99 Olaru, Mihai ...... 46 Petersen, Nicholas ...... 48 Mazzoni, Stanislao ...... 34, 65 Moore, Karen ...... 54 Ollion, Etienne ...... 33 Peterson, Anna ...... 71 McAndrews, Lawrence ...... 117 Moreels, Sarah ...... 26 Olneck, Michael ...... 49 Peterson, Benjamin ...... 84 McCammack, Brian ...... 53 Morgan, Kimberly ...... 7, 30, 77 Olsson, Mats ...... 34, 64, 75, 102 Phillips-fein, Kimberly ...... 67 Mccants, Anne ...... 51, 70, 112 Moring, Beatrice ...... 98 Onasch, Elizabeth ...... 61, 84, 117 Pieper, Jadwiga ...... 11, 107 McCants, Anne ...... 6, 10 Morris, Aldon ...... 100 Oris, Michel ...... 26, 90 Pinto, Sara ...... 57, 127 McClelland, Gary ...... 18 Mostern, Ruth ...... 35, 124 Orloff, Ann Shola ... 2, 3, 7, 13, 100, 111 Plakans, Andrejs ...... 42, 80 McCloskey, Deirdre...... 112, 121 Mouton, Michelle ...... 40 Ostergren, Robert ...... 123 Pleck, Elizabeth ...... 18 McCormick, Ted ...... 95 Moya, Jose ...... 63, 67, 77 Otis, Katie ...... 24, 43 Pollard, D. Amy ...... 120 McCray, Lucinda M...... 43, 101, 122 Mudge, Stephanie Lee ...... 11, 115 Ottanelli, Fraser ...... 74 Polonia, Amelia ...... 57, 127 McDonald, Michael ...... 76 Mukerji, Chandra ...... 104 Ottaway, Susannah ...... 80 Pooley, Colin ...... 107 McDonnell, Terence ...... 48, 79 Mullally, Sasha ...... 59 Owens, Boyce Robert ...... 89 Postel-Vinay, Gilles ...... 58, 96 McDuffie, Erik ...... 74 Mulroy, Quinn ...... 126 Owens, J. B...... 57, 127 Powell, Walter ...... 68 McKenna, Michael ...... 115 Munson, Ziad ...... 21 Oxley, Deborah ...... 42 Pozzi, Lucia ...... 34, 65 McLean, Paul ...... 29, 34, 93, 96 Muramatsu, Ryo ...... 45 P Prado, Svante ...... 75 McMahon, Richard .. 10, 41, 56, 88, 112 Murphy, Andrew ...... 23 Pacewicz, Josh ...... 20, 33 Prasad, Monica ...... 7 McNeely, Connie L...... 97 Murray, John ...... 5, 43, 67, 101 Padamsee, Tasleem ...... 61, 101, 122 Pretel, David ...... 83 McQuarrie, Michael ...... 11, 102 Musin, Aude ...... 56 Padgett, John...... 36 Prévost, Jean-Guy ...... 125 Meagher, Richard ...... 100, 124 N Papachristos, Andrew ...... 32 Pritchett, Jonathan ...... 49, 89 Medeiros, Ben ...... 19 Nadarajah, Yaso ...... 125 Papadopoulos, Yannis G.S...... 45 Puig, Josep ...... 27 Mehrotra, Ajay ...... 5, 21, 45 Nagata, Mary Louise ...... 5, 43, 65 Paretskaya, Anna ...... 31 Pula, Besnik ...... 46 Meiners, Erica ...... 46 Nair, Manjusha ...... 44, 51 Park, Gene ...... 39 Purdy, Michelle ...... 97 Melendez, Jose ...... 19 Nathanson, Constance ...... 101 Park, Jung Mee ...... 118 Q Melzer, Patricia ...... 32 Naumann, Ingela ...... 30 Park, Sang Mi ...... 64 Quaranta, Luciana ...... 24 Melzer, Silvia Maja...... 20 Navon, Daniel ...... 19 Parris, Christie ...... 94 Quartly, Marian ...... 95, 120 Merchant, Emily ...... 109, 113 Nawyn, Stephanie ...... 20 Parry, Tyler ...... 38 Quinn, Sarah ...... 22, 95 Merithew, Caroline ...... 10, 91 Nedostup, Rebecca ...... 107 Parsons, Anne...... 84 Quispel, Chris ...... 103 Mettler, Matthew ...... 43 Nelson, Marie Clark ...... 101, 105 Parton, William...... 109 R Meyer, Peter ...... 10, 49 Nelson, Samuel ...... 53, 108 Pasko, Lisa ...... 46 Rabinowitz, Mikaela ...... 110 Meyer, Steve...... 74 Nissi, Kaisa ...... 60 Passmore, Leith ...... 32 Radinsky, Josh ...... 19 Mezzano, Michael ...... 28 Nitsche, Natalie ...... 55 Pearson, Elizabeth ...... 20 Radkau, Joachim ...... 51 Michael, Gabriel ...... 20 Nordin, Gabriella ...... 50 Pedersen, David ...... 56 Rainio-Niemi, Johanna ...... 110 Miklóssy, Katalin ...... 110 Norton, Matthew ...... 106 Pedersen, Jean Elisabeth ...... 118 Ramires-Valles, Jesus ...... 122 Miller, Jon ...... 53 Nüssli, Christos ...... 27 Pedraza, Silvia ...... 44 Ramiro-Fariñas, Diego ...... 65 Miller, Pavla ...... 11, 47, 87 Nüssli, Marc-Antoine ...... 27 Pedraza, Sylvia ...... 4 Ramsden, Stefan ...... 86 Miller, Vivien ...... 48 Pellander, Saara ...... 123 Ramsey, Paul J...... 49

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Phillip ...... 102 Romero, Robert Chao ...... 67 Schulte, Terrianne ...... 94 Soine, Aeleah ...... 120 Thorndike, Joseph...... 45 Ron, Ariel ...... 20 Schultz, Kevin ...... 116 Soland, Birgitte ...... 10, 40 Thornton, Patricia ...... 114 Ronald, Rachael ...... 107 Schulz, Wiebke ...... 34 Søland, Birgitte ...... 4 Thurber, Tim ...... 11 Ronnback, Klas ...... 35 Schuurman, Anton ...... 85 Solli, Arne ...... 58, 73 Thurber, Timothy ...... 67 Ronning, Gerald ...... 10, 60, 82 Schwartz, Raz ...... 87 Sonn, Jaesok ...... 99 Tilly, Chris ...... 7 Rook-Koepsel, Emily ...... 95 Schwartz, Robert ...... 51, 124 Sonnelitter, Karen ...... 120 Timm, Annette ...... 40 Roos, Julia ...... 118 Schwartzman, Luisa Farah...... 61 Southall, Humphrey10, 27, 35, 109, 113 Toch, Marlen ...... 65 Rose, Theodore ...... 51 Sear, Rebecca ...... 50, 65, 105 Spillman, Lyn ...... 4, 5, 79, 112 Tolley, Kim ...... 87 Ross, J. Andrew ...... 104 Selbin, Eric ...... 62 Staisch, Matthias ...... 93 Torpey, John ...... 119, 126 Roth, Benita ...... 69 Seligman, Amanda ...... 86 Stamatov, Peter ...... 116 Tortolero, Alejandro ...... 85 Roth, Randolph ...... 48, 88 Seman, Pablo ...... 79 Stanfors, Maria ...... 22, 64 Touati, Razika ...... 38 Roumpakis, Antonios ...... 77, 108 Shade, William ...... 36 Stanger-Ross, Jordan ...... 53, 72 Trevizo, Dolores ...... 118 Rubin, Ariel ...... 96 Shammas, Carole ...... 97 Stapleford, Thomas ...... 100, 125 Triadafilopoulos, Phil ...... 60 Ruggles, Steven ...... 25, 97, 113 Sharma, Jayeeta ...... 51 Steckel, Richard ...... 24, 42, 75 Trimmer, Tiffany ...... 75 Rury, John ...... 49, 97 Shiff, Talia ...... 47 Steidl, Annemarie ...... 36, 114 Trollinger, Abigail ...... 110 S Shih, Elena...... 78 Stein, Judith ...... 67 Trost, Jennifer ...... 71 Saaritsa, Sakari...... 96 Shimada, Takaharu ...... 39 Steinberg, Daniel ...... 93 Truzzi, Oswaldo ...... 34, 44 Saeed, Sadia ...... 44 Shimizu, Yoshifumi ...... 113 Steinmetz, George ...... 52, 68 Tsuya, Norkio ...... 58, 81 Safri, Maliha ...... 29 Shin, Hyoungjin ...... 19 Stevens, Jacqueline ...... 47 Tuckel, Peter ...... 59 Salem, Jackleen ...... 30, 45 Shor, Francis ...... 83 St-Hilaire, Marc ...... 66, 122 Twarog, Emily LaBarbera ...... 106 Samson, Daniel ...... 85 Shprintzen, Adam...... 74 Stinchcombe, Arthur ...... 15, 36 Twrdek, Linda ...... 42

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Chicago is a world-class city of unsurpassed beauty, attracting visitors from around the Located in downtown Chicago between Randolph and Monroe Streets, Millennium Park is nation and the world. Located on the shores of Lake Michigan in the heart of the Midwest, an extraordinary showplace for sculpture, art, music, architecture and landscape design. Chicago is home to the blues, experimental jazz, Wilco, Common, sports teams, an This brand new 24.5 acre park showcases Chicago as one of the most culturally internationally renowned symphony orchestra, spectacular live theater, celebrated sophisticated and diverse cities in the world. Its centerpiece is the dazzling Jay Pritzker architecture, thousands of restaurants, and museums and shops. Pavilion designed by Frank Gehry, one of the world’s leading architects. Directly south from Millennium Park is famed Grant Park, home to beautiful Buckingham Fountain. Lincoln Park stretches across Chicago’s north side. Architecture, Sightseeing, & Neighborhoods

The city of Chicago is a veritable museum of modern architecture. It is the birthplace of the Dining in Chicago skyscraper. For information about tours contact the Chicago Architecture Foundation, the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, or Chicago Landmarks. Please see the “Helpful Chicago has it all when it comes to dining—and some of the best in the nation. Chicago is Phone Numbers” listing for contact information. well known for Chicago-style pizza, hot dogs (don’t forget the sport peppers), beef sandwiches and Midwestern steaks. Restaurants in the central areas and the Chicago is known as a city of neighborhoods. To see Chicago and all its neighborhood neighborhoods range from the classics to trendy and up-to-the-minute spots. complexity, you can travel the extensive transit network, or rent a car. But try to plan at least one walking tour. Twenty neighborhood and special tours depart from the Chicago Cultural Center at Randolph Street and Michigan Avenue, a convenient downtown location. Chicago Entertainment The Chicago Architecture Foundation also conducts guided tours, by foot or bus, focusing on the city’s distinctive architectural heritage. The lakefront is only a short walk from the Chicago has a stimulating and diverse music scene. Some popular downtown haunts for Palmer House Hilton and, while it could be a bit chilly, leisurely strolls are possible. Even blues include Blue Chicago, Buddy Guy’s Legends, House of Blues, and Kingston Mines; for more accessible for a quick break from the hotel is Chicago’s central business district, the a less touristed spot, try Rosa’s Lounge near Logan Square. For jazz downtown, Andy’s Jazz Loop, which offers architectural gems, outdoor sculpture, shopping and some of the city’s Club, Jazz Showcase, or The Back Room are all good stops. The Green Mill, once frequented major tourist attractions. The best view of Chicago can be seen from the Willis Tower by Al Capone and now a hipster favorite, is a short ride on the el from the Palmer House (formerly Sears Tower), located at 233 S. Wacker Drive. The Hancock Observatory, about (Lawrence stop), while the Velvet Lounge, the headquarters of experimental Chicago jazz one mile north of the Palmer House, provides spectacular views of Lake Michigan, Navy (AACM), is at the Chinatown/Cermak stop. Classic music lovers can inquire about tickets to Pier, and Lincoln Park. This 94th-floor observatory, more than 1,000 feet above Chicago at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at (312) 294-3000. Experimental music abounds; try the the John Hancock Center, features an open-air skywalk, the Midwest’s highest open-air Hideout on Wabansia -- (773) 227-4433), or Elastic in Logan Square – (773) 772-3616. experience. Museums Chicago’s theater scene is known for its level of innovation. For performance schedules and half-price ticket availability (on the day of performance), please call HOT TIX at 312-977- First of your list of museums to visit should be The Art Institute of Chicago (with free entry 1755 or visit www.hottix.org. You can also contact BestSeatsChicago at 800-342-7328 or on Thursday evening). With its famous lions adorning its entrance, this world renowned www.bestseatschicago.com for your favorite concerts, sporting events, and more. museum is located just blocks from the Palmer House, on Michigan Avenue where Adams Street ends. The Field Museum of Natural History also comes highly recommended, located The Navy Pier, located on Lake Michigan just east of downtown, has been Chicago’s at Museum Campus just south of Grant Park. The Alder Planetarium and the Shedd landmark since it first opened in 1916. It now showcases a unique collection of restaurants, Aquarium are also located there. The Museum of Science and Industry and the DuSable shops and plenty of entertainment. Museum are in Hyde Park, reachable by bus or cab. If you plan to visit a number of museums, you may want to purchase a CityPass, which includes all of the museums listed Most importantly, enjoy your stay in Chicago! Information on restaurants and additional above, as well as the Hancock Observatory. The cost is $69.00 for adults. You can purchase sites will be available near the SSHA registration desk. the pass as any of the museums or online at www.citypass.com. Information about Chicago and Chicago entertainment is also available from the Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau website – www.meetinchicago.com or online at the Reader: http://www.chicagoreader.com/

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Chicago Area Universities Helpful Chicago Phone Numbers

Chicago is home to both the University of Chicago and Northwestern University, as well as Unless otherwise noted all telephone numbers that follow are in the 312 area code: a number of other world class Universities. The University of Chicago is located in beautiful Hyde Park, just a short train or bus ride from downtown. By bus, the CTA #6 Jackson Park Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau ……...... ………...... ………..567-8500 Express bus will take you from downtown Chicago to Hyde Park. Catch the bus southbound Chicago Historical Society …………………...... …………...... ………..642-4600 on State Street in the Loop. Get off at 57th or 59th Street, walk under the train tracks, and Jazz Hotline ……………………………………………...... ……….427-3300 continue west to the campus. By train, catch the Metra Electric commuter train at the Mayor’s Office of Special Events ……………...... ……………...... 744-3315 Randolph, Van Buren, or Roosevelt station. Get off at 57th or 59th Street and walk west to Chicago Symphony Orchestra ………………………...... ……...... …….294-3333 the campus. Lyric Opera ………………………………………………...... ……..332-2244 Second City Comedy Theater …………………………...... ……...... …..337-3992 Northwestern University is located in Evanston on the shores of Lake Michigan. From Chicago Cultural Center ……………………………...... ……...... ……..346-3278 downtown the campus is most easily accessible by train (the ‘L’) by taking the Red Line train north to Howard and transferring to the Purple Line. Exit the purple line at Foster and Sightseeing/Tours/Museums walk east three blocks to campus. Those wishing to see downtown Evanston may prefer to exit one stop early at Davis; walk east to Chicago Avenue and then North on Chicago to The Chicago Architecture Foundation ……………...... …………...... 922-3432 central campus. Chicago Landmarks ………………………………...... ……………...... 744-3200 American Sightseeing Chicago (bus tour) ……………...... …..……...251-3100 Also easily accessible via the CTA Red Line train are DePaul University (Fullerton stop) and Chicago Motor Coach Company ………………………...... ……….666-1000 Loyola University of Chicago (Loyola stop). Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust ……...... …………...708-848-1976 Shoreline Marine ………………………………………...... …..222-9328 Odyssey Dinner Cruise …………………………...... ………...... 866-741-2469 Adler Planetarium ………………………………………...... …….922-STAR Art Institute of Chicago ………………………………...... ……....442-3600 Museum of Science and Industry ……………………...... ……..773-684-1414 Navy Pier ………………………………………………...... ……595-PIER Field Museum of Natural History …………………...... ………...... 922-9410 Shedd Aquarium ………………………………………...... ………..939-2438 DuSable Museum of African American History ………...... …..773-947-0600

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Chicago Limousine Service ………………………………...... ….726-1035 Checker Taxi Association ……………………………...... ………...243-2537 Yellow Cab Company ………………………………………...... ….829-4222

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