impact on science, with its focus on the volume and variety of data sources MONDAY and application of both traditional and innovative analytic methods appropriate for large, aggregated datasets. We are concerned, however, Monday, 7:00 am about the opposite: ‘small data’ for which the size, dispersion, or accessibility of the population of interest makes it difficult to obtain adequate sample 3008. Meeting. Section on Teaching and Learning in sizes to test specific research questions. Examples include racial or ethnic Sociology Council Meeting subpopulations (e.g., Honduran Americans), populations occurring in specific geographic areas, and populations that have relatively rare characteristics Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103C, Level 100, 7:00- (e.g., transsexuals). Data from these groups, however, are critical if we want 8:15am to include health-related issues across all populations in cancer research. Ultimately, it is critical to ensure that all segments of the US population 3012. Meeting. ASA Business Meeting benefit from this research, and from the latest technologic advances in health Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 7:00- services and delivery. There are potential negative ramifications of not 8:15am including underrepresented groups in research—or inappropriately aggregating them across groups. Intervention research often does not 3022. Meeting. Section on Economic Sociology Council include a wide range of racial/ethnic subgroups; so, it is not feasible to test whether an intervention created specifically for the majority group is also Meeting efficacious for the subgroups. Likewise, the ability to test whether an Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 7:00- intervention can be altered for another subgroup is also often not possible. 8:15am Epidemiologic and surveillance research usually involves the inclusion of “minority or underserved populations” in addition to white/non-Hispanic 3080. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Children and Youth white (NHW) groups. While this has allowed for a better understanding of Council Meeting these smaller populations and provides some progress toward addressing health inequities, there remain pockets of communities that are severely Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 7:00- underrepresented within the broader “minority and underserved 8:15am populations”. The workshop will consider ways of addressing the challenges of conducting surveillance/etiological studies or intervention research with 3081. Meeting. Section on Asia and Asian America Council small population groups, including alternative study designs, innovative Meeting methodologies for data collection, and/or innovative statistical techniques for Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 7:00- analysis. Specifically, the workshop will focus on integrating intervention and methodological research as an answer to: 1. The many unanswered questions 8:15am about working with small populations; 2. The simultaneous urgent need for progress; and 3. The problem of asserting generalizability for independent 3084. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Culture Council methodological studies. There will also be some specific areas of research, Meeting such as cancer control, that will be highlighted in the papers and workshop. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 7:00- The workshop is mainly presentations related to a recent workshop at the 8:15am National Academy of Sciences on small populations and an opportunity for sociologists to be exposed to research strategies from other fields of science. Monday, 8:30 am 3110. Section on Economic Sociology. Between Moral 3106. Meeting. American Sociological Review Editorial Board Economies and Economic Moralities Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103A, Level 100, 8:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 8:30- 10:10am 10:10am Session Organizers: Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University 3107. Meeting. Community College Coffee Hour Didier Fassin, Institute for Advanced Study Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 8:30- Poverty in America: New Directions and Debates Matthew 10:10am Desmond, Princeton University 3109. Policy and Research Workshop. Small is Essential: Faust in the Digital Era Marion Fourcade, University of Integrating Methodological, Etiological and Intervention California-Berkeley Research in Small Populations The Other Moral Economy Didier Fassin, Institute for Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 8:30- Advanced Study 10:10am Discussant: Gabriel Abend, New York University Session Organizer: Shobha Srinivasan, National Cancer 3111. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Comparative Institute Perspectives on Inequality in Later Life Leader: Shobha Srinivasan, National Cancer Institute Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 8:30- Panelists: Michael L. Spittel, NICHD 10:10am David Berrigan, National Cancer Institute Session Organizer: James M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin- Patrick Sullivan, Emory University Madison Kathi Mooney, Huntsman Cancer Institute Presider: James M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison Krista Gile, University of Massachusetts How Work and Retirement Transitions in Russia Impact The ability to harness the benefits of ‘big data’ has had a revolutionary Subjective Well-being: A Gendered Analysis Sarah Ashwin, for Responding to Harassment at an American Mosque London School of Economics; Katherine Keenan, St John O'Brien, NYU Abu Dhabi Andrews University UK; Irina Kozina, Higher School of Challenging Racism, Resisting Racialization: Raising Third- Economics, Russia Generation Muslims in the United States Rebecca Karam, A Comprehensive Analysis of Morbidity Life Expectancies City University of New York-The Graduate Center among Older Hispanic Subgroups in the United States President Trump has proposed the registration of all native Muslims and Marc Anthony Garcia, University of Texas-Medical Branch; attempted to legalize a ban on all foreign Muslims. Critics argue that as an appeal to assuage the fears of terrorism, these policies are both racist and Catherine Perez, University of Southern California; Chi-Tsun ineffective as crime prevention measures. With these proposals, Trump Chiu, Academia Sinica joined a legacy of modern US Presidents who have used such fear-mongering History of Income Insurance Benefits and Inequalities in tactics to appeal to the racist tendencies of white Americans - Presidents Health and Disability at Older Ages in Canada Amelie Nixon, Reagan, and George H. W. Bush among them. This panel will examine the racialization of Muslims in the United States since 9/11, and especially Quesnel-Vallee, McGill University; Miles G. Taylor, Florida since Trump’s election. It will analyze both the production of racialized State University; Johan Fritzell, Aging Research Center, discourse - by politicians, the media and the general public - and its effects on Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Arab Americans, Sikhs, and other people perceived to be Muslim, as well as Health Inequality in the Older Population of China: The the diversity of people who identify with the Islamic faith. In this sense, it incorporates dominant as well as subordinated actors’ experiences of Contribution of Adult Children’s Socioeconomic Status racialization, as emphasized in the meeting’s Thematic Statement. The Wencheng Zhang, Syracuse University; Merril Silverstein, heterogeneity of Muslim experiences is reflected in the heterogeneity of the Syracuse University panel members’ areas of expertise, which includes work with African- Discussant: Zoya Gubernskaya, State University of New York- American, women, Arab-American, and hip-hop involved Muslim communities. The panel’s substantive focus would be on the emotion of fear, Albany both as experienced in the context of fear of terrorism and racial minorities, and experienced by Muslim communities. The panel would appeal to scholars 3113. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Immigration, interested in crime, racialization, religion, media, and politics. Citizenship and Globalization Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 8:30- 3115. Special Session. In the Wake of Hurricane Maria: 10:10am Sociological Perspectives on Puerto Rico Session Organizer: Patricia Y. Warren, Florida State University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 8:30- Presider: Maria Barbero, Florida International University 10:10am Adjudicating People or Their Deeds? Extraneous Session Organizer: Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz, Northwestern Considerations in Rape Convictions and Sentencing in University Israel Emma Tsurkov, Stanford University Presider: Vanesa Ribas, University of California-San Diego A More Profound Problem: Immigration Policy and How Environmental Injustice in Puerto Rico Make Hurricane Hierarchies of Citizenship in the Argentine Racial State María an Unnatural Disaster Hilda Lloréns, University of Maria Barbero, Florida International University Rhode Island A New Era of Immigrant Criminalization Daniel R. Alvord, Deaths in Puerto Rico Following Hurricane María: A University of Kansas Vulnerable Populations Approach Alexis R. Santos-Lozada, The Extra-legal Logic of Exceptions to the Laws of Exit and Pennsylvania State University Entry in Mainland China Jacob Richard Thomas, University Puerto Rican Population Movement in a Time of Crisis: Trends of California-Los Angeles and Implications Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central We’re All Brothers, No Matter What Color: How Right-wing Florida; Giovani Burgos, Adelphi University Immigration Restrictionist Activists Understand Racism The Life and Death of the Enchantment Island: Puerto Rico Emine Fidan Elcioglu, University of Toronto and its Post-Hurricanes Urban Development Programs Zaire Z. Dinzey-Flores, Rutgers University 3114. Thematic Session. American Fears: Islam’s Poverty, Work, and Welfare Before and After Hurricanes Irma Racialization and the Politics of Exclusion and Maria in Puerto Rico Hector Cordero-Guzman, City Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 8:30- University of New York-Baruch College 10:10am On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico and the Session Organizer: Sarah Beth Kaufman, Trinity University Caribbean with unprecedented force. In the days that followed, an inept and Presider: Louise Cainkar, Marquette University inadequate governmental response ensured the formation of a humanitarian crisis. This event has exacerbated Puerto Rico’s longstanding economic What is Really New about the Trump Era for Arab and Muslim recession, fiscal austerity, and demographic decline, as well as exposed its Americans? Saher Farooq Selod, Simmons College colonial status and internal divisions and inequalities. This panel will offer Airports and the X-Box: Socializing White Millennials to Fear sociological insight into the current conditions in Puerto Rico. Attentive to Muslims Sarah Beth Kaufman, Trinity University intersections of race, class, gender, space, and coloniality, panelists will discuss a range of issues, including environment, housing, mortality, American Abilities or Noble Vulnerability? Divergent Methods economics, and migration. Overall, the panel seeks to invite greater U.S.- based sociological attention to Puerto Rico and the non-sovereign Caribbean. Session Organizer: Austin H. Johnson, Kenyon College 3116. Thematic Session. Racial Degradation Ceremonies in Being You is Not Sick: (De)medicalization of Thai Kathoey Everyday Life Identity Alyssa A. Lynne, Northwestern University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 8:30- Dangerous Male Bodies: Gendered Sexuality and Perceptions 10:10am of STI Risk Cristen N. Dalessandro, University of Colorado- Session Organizer: Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, Temple Boulder University Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Spouses as the “Strong Arm” of Presider: Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, Temple University Health Care Corinne Reczek, Ohio State University; Blue and White Supremacy: Situating the Symbolism of the Alexandra Kissling, Ohio State University; Lauren Elizabeth Blue Lives Matter Movement Jamie G. Longazel, University Gebhardt-Kram, Ohio State University; Debra Umberson, of Dayton University of Texas-Austin The Everyday Degradation of Black Mothers Dorothy E. From Decision to Incision: Ideologies of Gender in Surgical Roberts, University of Pennsylvania Cancer Care Piper Sledge, Bryn Mawr College Racial Degradation under the Law: A Comparative Look at The Pharmaceuticalization of Emotional Brains: Tracing the Police, Courts and Jails Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, Temple Emergence of Personalized Sexual Medicine Brandon Lee University Kramer, Rutgers University Reenacting Historical Memory: The Historical Links to Modern Discussants: Marci D. Cottingham, University of Amsterdam Racial Degradation Geoff Ward, University of California- Jordan Forrest Miller, Georgia State University Irvine 3123. Professional Development Workshop. Navigating In 1956, Harold Garfinkel published a classic sociological article titled Academia as a Trans/Nonbinary Scholar “Conditions of Successful Degradation Ceremonies,” placing such ceremonies within the scope of what he called the sociology of moral indignation, where Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 8:30- the “ritual destruction of a person being denounced . . . is intended literally.” 10:10am This panel explores racial domination in its ceremonial form using the notion Session Organizer: Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, Florida State of “racial degradation ceremonies” in particular. Panelists will discuss racial University degradation ceremonies as performative and ceremonial encounters that allow whites to dramatize the marginalized standings of blacks by performing Panelists: Anima Adjepong, SImmons College acts of humiliation and even, violence. Presenters will examine these Alex Hanna, University of Toronto ceremonies in an array of social institutions like policing, criminal courts, Tey Meadow, Columbia University schools, welfare offices and immigration. Collectively, these numerous Michelle Esther O'Brien, New York University empirical settings show how racial degradation as a social performances In this workshop, trans and nonbinary scholars will discuss ways to allows whites to perform the moral indignation associated with modern navigate being trans and nonbinary as a professor, on the job market, and as racism and do so for the consumption and pleasure of other whites in a type a graduate student. Some topics that panelists might address include: dealing of political theater. with discrimination in interviews; how to prepare for campus visits; disclosure 3117. Meeting. Contemporary Sociology Editorial Board of trans/nonbinary status; the challenges of engaging in LGBTQ research as a trans or nonbinary scholar; discussing trans/nonbinary academic work; Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 8:30- discussion of trans inclusion in benefits and nondiscrimination policies. Our 10:10am panel consists of scholars at various stages of their careers who will speak to a variety of strategies for navigating academia at different career milestones, 3118. Student Forum Session. Publishing Your Work 101 ensuring that the workshop is useful to a variety of sociologists. The panel will Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 8:30- be racially/ethnically diverse to ensure that our workshop is not only relevant 10:10am to LGBTQ sociologists who study LGBTQ issues, but also LGBTQ (and non- LGBTQ) scholars whose research interests go beyond the scope of LGBTQ Session Organizers: Ellen Whitehead, Rice University studies. We also want to account for the ways that trans and nonbinary Karen Okigbo, City University of New York-The Graduate sociologists of color navigate academia differently. This workshop is ideal for Center the 2018 Annual Meeting because it is important to consider the challenges Co-Leaders: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New that trans and nonbinary scholars may face in academic spaces under the Trump Administration, at both the federal and state-level. Our panelists will York reflect upon strategies to be utilized and potential departmental or Jerry Flores, University of Toronto disciplinary practices to be implemented that will provide more inclusive and Anna Catherine Rhodes, Rice University equitable graduate school, job market, and career experiences for trans and Wendy Marie Laybourn, University of Maryland nonbinary scholars. By addressing these issues, this workshop will provide insight and hopefully future steps that can be taken to improve the academic Claire E. Altman, University of Missouri lives of trans and nonbinary sociologists. 3120. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender, 3124. Section on Community and Urban Sociology. Health, and Medicine Sociological Perspectives on the Affordable Housing Crisis Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111B, Level 100, 8:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 8:30- 10:10am 10:10am Session Organizer: Brian James McCabe, Georgetown Carla Goar, Kent State University University Susan Rebecca Fisk, Kent State University Presider: Brian James McCabe, Georgetown University Presider: Kristen Marcussen, Kent State University Regulating Landlords: Unintended Consequences for Poor Imagining Violent Criminals: Examining the Effect of Rap Tenants Meredith Greif, Johns Hopkins University Music Stereotypes on Personality Judgments Adam Spatial Concentration and Neighborhood Correlates of Dunbar, University of Delaware; Charis E. Kubrin, Eviction in Southern California Michael Lens, University of University of California-Irvine California-Los Angeles; Kyle Nelson, University of The Effect of Uncertainty on Justice Evaluations Hyomin Park, California-Los Angeles; Ashley Gromis, Princeton University Sungkyunkwan University Squatting for Survival: Precarious Housing in a Declining U.S. The Departure from Perfect Justice: Unjust Desserts and Job City Claire W. Herbert, Drexel University Satisfaction Atsushi Narisada, University of Toronto; Scott Staying for Opportunity: Contextual Immobility and Assisted Schieman, University of Toronto Housing in Low-income Neighborhoods Kevin Ryan Beck, 3148. Regular Sessions. Unconventional Support and Care University of California-San Diego Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Who's Given the Chance to Choose? Priority and Inequality in Session Organizer: Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Rationing Housing Choice Vouchers Simone Zhang, Princeton University; Rebecca Ann Johnson, Princeton Presider: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College Economic Exchange and Relational Work within Doubled-up University Households Hope Harvey, Harvard University Discussants: Jacob William Faber, New York University Kin or Credit? Credit Use and the Withholding of Support to Eva Rosen, Georgetown University Kin Maude Pugliese, McGill University; Céline Le Bourdais, 3139. Meeting. Journal Archives Advisory Group McGill University; Shelley Clark, McGill University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 8:30-10:10am Lending a Helping Hand: Unconventional Caregiving Arrangements, Institutionalization, and Mortality among 3140. Meeting. Managing Editors Meeting Older Americans Kenzie Latham-Mintus, Indiana Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 305, Level 3, 8:30am- University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI); Meggan 12:10pm Jordan, California State University-Stanislaus 3146. Regular Sessions. Race, Equity, and Legitimacy in Weaving Family Connections On and Offline: The Turn to Education Policy and Practice Networked Individualism Anabel Quan-Haase, University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 401, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am of Western Ontario; Hua Wang, State University of New Session Organizer: John B. Diamond, University of Wisconsin- York-Buffalo; Renwen Zhang, Northwestern University Madison Discussant: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in School District 3149. Regular Sessions. Constructing Gender Funding Ericka Weathers, Stanford University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Restorative for All? Racial Disproportionality and Restorative Session Organizer: Amy Brainer, University of Michigan- Justice Practices in a Large Urban School District Miles Dearborn Davison, University of California-Irvine; Andrew Penner, Neglected: Needs-talk Surrounding Kenya’s Boy Child Isabel University of California-Irvine; Emily K. Penner, University Pike of California-Irvine Litigating Relationships: Gendered Conflicts in Child Support When Does Money Matter? School Funding and Black-white Court Elizabeth Cozzolino, University of Texas-Austin Inequality of Educational Achievement 2009-2014 Emily Unpacking the Gender Profit Gap: Evidence from Micro- Rauscher, University of Kansas businesses in India Solene Mathilde Delecourt, Stanford Who Should Be in the Room Where it Happens? Public Views University; Odyssia Ng, Stanford University of Stakeholders in Education Oren Pizmony-Levy, Teachers Transforming the Iron Girl: A Difficult Passage to Post-Mao College, Columbia University; Aaron M. Pallas, Teachers Womanhood in Modern China Pengfei Zhao, Indiana College, Columbia University; Chanwoong Baek, Columbia University University Transgender Men and the Individualization of Gender Arlene 3147. Section on Social Psychology. Social Psychology - Open J. Stein, Rutgers University Topics Session I 3150. Regular Sessions. Blacks and African Americans: Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 402, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Exploring Memory, Affect and Segregation Session Organizers: Richard T. Serpe, Kent State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Kristen Marcussen, Kent State University Session Organizer: Bruce D. Haynes, University of California- Davis The First Step is Always the Hardest: Rhythm and Methods of Competing for a Slice of the Pie: Fiscal Politics in a Majority- Mutual Coordination between Novice Dancers Saul Albert, Black and Majority-Middle-Class Suburban County Angela Tufts University; Dirk Vom Lehn, King's College London Marie Simms, University of Pennsylvania You Know as a With-Me Token: A Resource for Disciplinary Memory, Textbooks, and Slavery: Interrogating Intersubjectivity and Affiliation Steven E. Clayman, American Sociology’s Northern Gaze Susan C. Pearce, East University of California-Los Angeles; Chase Wesley Carolina University; Rachael Lee, Northeastern University Raymond, University of Colorado-Boulder (How) Do Black Women Still Mother the Community? Tamika 3153. Regular Sessions. Global Structures and LGBT Lives Corinne Odum, University of Cincinnati - Blue Ash; Annulla Linders, University of Cincinnati Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Evren Savci, San Francisco State University Patrons of Memory: Museum Philanthropy among Black A Trans by Any Other Name: Understanding the Selection and Voluntary Associations Patricia A. Banks, Mount Holyoke Racial Segregation, Exposure to White Areas, and Safety Significance of Trans Identity-based Terminology J. Michael Ryan, Universidade de Lisboa Perceptions Among African American Youth Christopher R. Legal Non-recognition of Foreign Registered Same-sex Browning, Ohio State University; Lesley Schneider; Bethany Relationships for Immigration Purposes: Why Should the Boettner, Ohio State University; Jodi Ford, Ohio State University; Catherine A. Calder, Ohio State University Policy Change? Yiu-Tung Suen, Chinese University of Hong Kong Discussant: Maria S. Johnson, University of Delaware The Role of (Non)heterosexual Women in Sexual and 3151. Section on Sociology of Children and Youth. Children, Reproductive Health Policies in Buenos Aires Yasmin Amira Youth, and Inequality Mertehikian, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Discussant: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University Session Organizer: Kate C. Prickett, University of Chicago 3154. Regular Sessions. Immigration to the United States Presider: Haley Stritzel, University of Texas-Austin Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Association Between Family Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Maria Cristina Morales, University of Structure and Children’s Educational Attainment Christina Texas-El Paso Cross, University of Michigan Immigrants in the Army: One Little Known Pathway to Family Socioeconomic Status, Children’s Home Environments, and Cognitive Achievement in the United States, 1997- Citizenship Jennifer Hickes Lundquist, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Eiko Strader, George Washington 2014 Paula W. Fomby, University of Michigan; Asta University; Rodrigo Dominguez-Villegas, University of Breinholt, University of Copenhagen Leveling the Playing Field: Access to Local Institutions and Massachusetts-Amherst Using Estimates of Undocumented Migration to Study the Intergenerational Mobility Delaram Takyar, New York Immigration-Crime Relationship Robert M. Adelman, State University University of New York-Buffalo; Yulin Yang, State More Confident and More Polarized: A Longitudinal Analysis of White Kids on Racism Margaret A. Hagerman, University of New York-Buffalo; Lesley Williams Reid, Georgia State University Mississippi State University Social Integration and Away Goals: The Upward Mobility of Discussant: Jennifer March Augustine, University of South Unauthorized Immigrants in New York’ Ecosystems Carolina Guillermo Yrizar Barbosa, City University of New York-The 3152. Regular Sessions. Ethnomethodology and Graduate Center Conversation Analysis: Talk, Dance, Adjacency and Non- Subversive Self-employment: Intersectionality and Self- adjacency employment among Dependent Spouses of Indian Skilled- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am immigrant Workers in the United States Pallavi Banerjee, Session Organizer: Douglas W. Maynard, University of University of Calgary Wisconsin Discussant: Rogelio Saenz, University of Texas-San Antonio Presider: Albert J. Meehan, Oakland University How We Manage Social Relationships through Answers to 3155. Regular Sessions. Inequality, Policy and Affirmative Action Questions: The Case of Interjections Tanya Stivers, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am University of California-Los Angeles Session Organizer: Vincent J. Roscigno, Ohio State University Misaligned Adjacency Pairs: Failures by Interdisciplinary Scientific Teams to Achieve Mutually Recognizable Presider: Gloria Jones-Johnson, Iowa State University Affirming Affirmative Action: Morality, Identity and Cultural Meanings Donald A. Everhart, UCSD Cognition Moses Adams, Columbia University Institutional White Space: Amicus Briefs' Influence on Bakke Session Organizer: Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University (1978) Gunercindo Antoneo Espinoza, University of Presider: Ryan Talbert, Vanderbilt University Minnesota-Twin Cities Disadvantaged Chronotypes: Inequality, Social Organization, Responsible Employees Question the Title IX System: When Biology, and the Fundamentals of Circadian Sociology Civil Rights Programs Adopt Legal Logics Jessica Cabrera, M.D.R. Evans, University of Nevada-Reno; Paul Kelley, University of California-Irvine Open University; Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada- The Diffusion of State-level Affirmative Action Bans David Reno Antonio Mickey-Pabello, University of Michigan Home Equity and Racial Inequality: Cubans in the U.S. Racial Discussant: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University System Brandon Paul Martinez, University of Miami Income Inequality and Health: A Multiple Specification and 3156. Regular Sessions. Modes of Political Dissent and Fixed-effects Approach Simone Rambotti, University of Consent Arizona Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Psychopathic Personality Traits as Human Capital for Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Occupational Success Andrew David Nevin, University of Presider: Caroline W. Lee, Lafayette College Toronto; Sasha Reid, University of Toronto Before Trump: Rightwing Populism and Manufacturing Digital Social and Genetic Pathways in Multigenerational Consent Jen Schradie, Institute for Advanced Study in Transmission of Educational Attainment Hexuan Liu, Toulouse University of Cincinnati Resist and Persist: The Staying Power of Center-left Resistance Groups following the 2016 Election Leah Gose, Harvard 3159. Regular Sessions. Technology, Work, and Family University; Theda Skocpol, Harvard University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Keep Calm and Carry On: Loyalty among Federal Employees Session Organizer: Laura Ann Sanchez, Bowling Green State During Chaotic Times Jaime Kucinskas, Hamilton College; University Yvonne Zylan, Hamilton College Presider: Roberta R. Iversen, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Caroline W. Lee, Lafayette College First-time Moms and Dads vs. the Workplace: How Occupational (In)flexibility Influences the Transition to 3157. Regular Sessions. Neglected Topics in Mental Health Parenthood Michael John Lynch, Temple University Research From Professionals to Professional Moms? How College- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Educated, Married Mothers Experience Unemployment Session Organizer: David R. Williams, Harvard University Aliya Hamid Rao, Stanford University Presider: Mariana Craciun, Tulane University The Decision Was Really Made for Us: Commuter Spouses, Mental Health as a Social Mirror: Regime Impact on SES Strain, and Choice Danielle Jeanne Lindemann Differences in Sense of Control Matthew James Parbst, The Nursing Timescape and Work-family Spillover Jamie J. University of Toronto Chapman, Westminster College Mental Health of Older Widows and Widowers Which Coping Discussant: Nihal Celik, Wheaton College Strategies are Most Protective? Deborah Carr, Boston University 3165. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Race, Gender, Service Use in Supported Housing: Veterans’ Interests, Class in the Workplace Supports, or Needs Russell K. Schutt, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Massachusetts-Boston; Mark Schultz, Edith Nourse Rogers 8:30-10:10am VA Medical Center; Marsha Ellison, University of Session Organizer: Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto Massachusetts; Matthew J. Chinman, RAND Corporation; But You Don’t Look Like a Lawyer Tsedale Mekete Melaku, City Chantele E. MitchellMiland, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare University of New York-The Graduate Center System; Sharon McCarthy, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare Leaders Are White Men or Are They? Race and Gender system Intersectionality For Peer Leadership Evaluations Judith E. The Pains of Parenting: The Importance of Perceived Financial Rosenstein, United States Naval Academy; David G Smith, Strain and Parental Mental Health Ashleigh Rene Hope, U.S. Naval War College; Margaret Nikolov, Independent Vanderbilt University Scholar Discussant: Matthew Andersson, Baylor University Racial and Gender Disparities in the Wage Returns for Educational Attainment Michelle J. Budig, University of 3158. Regular Sessions. New Frontiers at the Intersection of Massachusetts-Amherst; Misun Lim, University of Disciplines: Where Sociology, Psychology and Biology Massachusetts-Amherst; Melissa Hodges, Villanova Meet in Explaining Social Inequality and Stratification University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Teaching as Emotional Practice or Exercise in Measurement? For a Holistic Social Science: From the IEMP Model to the Implications for Retention of Black Women Teachers Stacy NACEVP Model Risto K. Heiskala, University of Tampere Olitsky, Saint Joseph's University The Reality of Structural Racism: Knowledge, Critique, Discussant: Sharla N. Alegria, University of California-Merced Emancipation Daniel A. Sherwood, City University of New York 3166. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology. New Gender and Charismatic Authority: On the Prospect of the Research in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Contemporary Relevance of a Classical Concept Paul Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Joosse, University of Hong Kong 8:30-10:10am Hearing Value: Taking Time for Embodied Perception and Session Organizer: Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State University Judgment Whitney D. Johnson, University of Chicago Presider: Laurie Jordan Linhart, Des Moines Area Community Discussant: Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame College Shaping the College Classroom through Syllabi Jessica 3169. Section on Sociology of Education. Race and Valentin, University of Central Florida; Elizabeth Segregation Grauerholz, University of Central Florida Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Contextualizing Developmental Education in Introduction to 8:30-10:10am Sociology Courses: Impacts on Community College Session Organizers: Dara Shifrer, Portland State University Students’ Sociological Imaginations Amy Elizabeth Traver, Daniel Mackin Freeman, Portland State University City University of New York-Queensborough Paul Joseph Deppen, Portland State University Does Participation in a Discussion Board Participation Presider: Amy Stuart Wells, Teachers College, Columbia Promote Learning Outcomes? An Online Research University Methods Course Steven Stack, Wayne State University Examining the Re-Segregation of Public Schools in the United Do “Days of Service” Meet Institutional Service-learning States: School Choice and Whites' Preferences Rebecca Goals? Assessing Outcomes of the MLK Day of Service Josephine Bielamowicz, University of North Carolina- Elizabeth B. Erbaugh, Stockton University; Jess Bonnan- Chapel Hill White, Stockton University School Racial Composition and Racialized Sorting into Special Teaching Whiteness in the Trump Era Karla A. Erickson, Education Rachel Elizabeth Fish, New York University Grinnell College Systematically Shortchanged, yet Carrying On: Black Adolescent Girls in the Detroit-Metro School Reform 3167. Section on Political Sociology. The Impact of Activists Environment Linnea Evans, University of Wisconsin- on Public Policy Madison; Arline T. Geronimus, University of Michigan; Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, Cleoparra Caldwell, University of Michigan 8:30-10:10am Threat and Punishment: Racial Context and Disparities in Session Organizer: Paul Burstein, University of Washington School Discipline Victoria Elyse Sosina About Ten People on Twitter: Opposing Boston’s 2024 With All Deliberate Speed: The Reversal of Court-ordered Olympics Bid Samuel Maron, Northeastern University School Desegregation, 1970-2013 Yongjun Zhang, Activist Bureaucrats and Policy Change: The Struggles of University of Arizona; Jeremy E Fiel, University of Arizona Riverine Communities in the Belo Monte Case Luiz Vilaca, Discussant: Kimberly Ann Goyette, Temple University University of Notre Dame As Tuition Rises: Opposition to the Neoliberalization of Higher 3170. Section on International Migration. Social Inclusion Education Didem Turkoglu, University of North Carolina- and Exclusion and International Migration Chapel Hill Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, The Politics of Water and Sewage: Activists, Bureaucrats, and 8:30-10:10am Privatization in Urban Argentina and Chile Maria M. Session Organizers: Asad L. Asad, Cornell University Akchurin, Tulane University Loretta Bass, University of Oklahoma Who are the Illegals? The Social Construction of Illegality in 3168. Theory Section. Trespassing /Poaching /Raiding the United States René Flores, University of Washington; /Transcending, Session I: Schema, Conceptualizations, Ariela Schachter, Washington University-St. Louis and Tools for Sociological Analysis “Je suis Charlie’ vs. ‘Je suis Ahmed’: Race and Islamophobia in Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, France after Charlie Hebdo Jean Beaman, Purdue 8:30-10:10am University Session Organizers: John R. Hall, University of California-Davis Incorporating and Marginalizing Experiences in School and Simeon J. Newman, University of Michigan their Impact on the Civic Incorporation of Immigrant Presider: John R. Hall, University of California-Davis Children Hansini Munasinghe, University of Iowa; Sarah K. energy policy-making and development assistance practice. As energy Bruch, University of Iowa demands rise in developed countries, so does the burden of associated energy costs upon low-income households. Low-income households Second-Generation Labor Market Integration in France and in represent an important, but often-neglected, segment of the residential the United States Yael Brinbaum, CNAM-LISE-CEET; energy sector in some countries, such as the U.S. This panel introduces the Kathleen Ann Griesbach, Columbia University theme relating to energy poverty, energy justice, human well-being and Excluded at Home: 1.5-generation Return Migrants in Mexico policy implication in developing countries and low-income households’ energy behaviors in developed countries. Importantly, this panel will discuss Alexis Silver, State University of New York-Purchase the research integration between the measurement levels of micro (e.g., individual social-psychological factors) and macro (e.g., system and structure). 3171. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements. Non-State Opposition to and Suppression of Social 3173. Meeting. Orientation for New Section Officers Movements Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, University of 3174. Section on Labor and Labor Movements. Labor, Labor Movements and the Right Arizona Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, Presider: Lesley J. Wood, York University 8:30-10:10am Brethren No More: How Churches Shaped Conflict between Abolitionists and the Proslavery Countermovement Kristin Session Organizer: Smriti Upadhyay, Johns Hopkins University Presider: Samantha Agarwal, Johns Hopkins University George, University of California-Berkeley An Upwelling of Expertise: The Role of Peruvian Labor Everyday Repression: Para-Police, Thugs, and Routine Intellectuals in Shaping Fisheries Governance, 1973-1993 Coercion in China Lynette H. Ong, University of Toronto The Commercilization of Dissent Management: The Industry Apollonya Maria Porcelli, Brown University Challenges to U.S. Labor's Legitimacy Under Trump Barry of Internet-opinon Management in China Rui Hou, Queen's Eidlin, McGill University University Discussant: Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, University of Arizona Labor and the Hindu Right: The Role of Unions in Rightwing Hegemony-building Smriti Upadhyay, Johns Hopkins 3172. Special Session. Conceptual Frameworks and New University Frontiers in Energy Justice: From Macro to Micro Levels The War of Position: How Business took Over the GOP and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Ousted Organized Labor Johnnie Anne Lotesta, Brown 8:30-10:10am University Session Organizer: Chien-fei Chen, University of Tennessee Discussant: Manali Desai, London School of Economics Presider: Emily Huddart Kennedy, Washington State University Energy Poverty, Energy Justice and Policy Implication 3175. Special Session. Fighting Elitism in Sociology Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, Benjamin K. Sovacool, University of Sussex 8:30-10:10am Inequality, Poverty, and the Energy Intensity of Human Well- Session Organizer: Tanya Maria Golash-Boza, University of being Andrew K. Jorgenson, Boston College Social-psychological and Contextual Factors Affecting Low- California-Merced The Possessive Investment in White Sociology David L. income Households’ Energy Behaviors: An Interdisciplinary Brunsma, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Approach Chien-fei Chen, University of Tennessee University Green Consumption and Social Status Christine Horne, Washington State University; Emily Huddart Kennedy, Structure for Them, Merit for Us: Naturalizing Sociological Hierarchy Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Washington State University Listening to the Liberal Arts: Making Space for Colleagues at Discussant: Thomas M. Dietz, Michigan State University Energy poverty, defined as a lack of access to electricity and dependence Teaching Institutions Rachel M. Durso, Washington College on traditional use of biomass for cooking and heating, remains an enduring Fitting in as a First Gener Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory global problem. Energy poverty has long term effects on health, University disproportionately impacts women and children, harms the environment, and Lords and Peasants: A Populist Manifesto for the Profession’s thwarts income generation all while structural elements in the global energy market sustain energy poverty. Approximately 1.4 billion people still lived Peasantry Monte Bute, Metropolitan State University without electricity in 2009, a further one billion had access only to This panel brings together a diverse group of sociologists to discuss two intermittent or unreliable electricity networks, and an additional 2.7 billion critical questions: 1) How is sociology elitist?; and 2) What can we do to fight people depended entirely on wood, charcoal, dung, and solid fuels for their elitism in sociology? As is fitting for a panel on elitism, we will not presume domestic energy needs. Fifty–five percent of those without access to that the panelists are the only purveyors of knowledge. Thus, the presenters electricity, as well as 72.3% of those dependent on traditional fuels, reside in will speak briefly and then we hope to have an engaging discussion with the Asia. Greater attention on the specific technological and planning challenges audience about how to overcome elitism in sociology. facing energy-deprived developing economies is required in order to improve 3176. Section on Medical Sociology. Sociology of Medical 9:30am Education Part I Session Organizer: Angie Y. Chung, State University of New Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, York-Albany 8:30-10:10am Table 01. Dating, Marriage, and Family in Asia Session Organizer: Sharon Preves, Hamline University Table Presider: Gowoon Jung, State University of New York- Presider: Elise Paradis, University of Toronto Albany Dangerously Underconfident: Gender and the Cultivation of Dating, Marriage, and Parental Approval: An Examination Professional Role Confidence Emergency Medicine of Young Adults in China Sampson Lee Blair, State Education Alexandra E. Brewer, University of Chicago; University of New York-Buffalo; Timothy Madigan, Anna S. Mueller, University of Chicago; Daniel M O'Connor, Mansfield University University of Chicago; Arjun Dayal, University of Chicago; Have Japanese People Become Asexual? Quantitative Vineet M Arora, University of Chicago Analyses of Love in Japan Jun Kobayashi, Seikei Parting Ways: Gender Differences in Medical Career University Aspirations Among Early Career Premedical Students Is Marriage Also a Greedy Institution on Social Life in Matthew K. Grace, Hamilton College China? Fang Fang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Emotionally-taxing and Unpaid: The Costs of Racial Instruction State University in U.S. Medical Schools Lauren Olsen, University of Table 02. Education and Schooling California-San Diego Table Presider: Hwa-Ji Shin, University of San Francisco Short White Coats: Knowledge, Identity and Status Disaggregation of Asian Educational Achievement by Negotiations of First-year Medical Students Alexandra Gender and Class Marissa Miller, Brigham Young Vinson, University of Michigan University; Jonathan A. Jarvis, Brigham Young Discussant: Elise Paradis, University of Toronto University Education Attainments of Ethnic Vietnamese and Chinese 3177. Regular Sessions. Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Vietnamese: More Insights about Asian American Violence: Explanatory Factors Across Multiple Contexts Education Paradox Jie Min; Jing Li, Rice University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Mobility and Model Minorities: How Liberal and 8:30-10:10am Conservative News Magazines Understand Asian Session Organizer: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky American Achievement Lili Dao Presider: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Navigating Race and Class Hierarchies in School: Becoming A Routine Activities Theory Approach to Analyzing On-Campus Asian in Southern California Jennifer Huynh, University Rape at Colleges and Universities Catherine White of Notre Dame Berheide, Skidmore College; Lauren N. Gorstein, Skidmore Table 03. Ethnic Identities College; Abigail P. Gramaglia, Skidmore College; Isabelle Table Presider: Angie Y. Chung, State University of New Alley, Skidmore College York-Albany Identity Work of U.S. Servicewomen: Barriers to Reporting Decentered Identity: Ethnic and Identity Dilemma among Sexual Abuse Stephanie Bonnes, University of Colorado- Ethnic Return Migrants in South Korea In Seo Son, Boulder Korea University; Hwajin Shin, Korea University; Chang Gender Equitable Parental Decision-making and Intimate Won Lee, IOM Migration Research and Training Centre Partner Violence Perpetration in Bangladesh: A Multilevel Portrayals of Chinese-born Adoptees’ Psychological Assessment Daniel Semenza, Emory University; Katherine Empowerment in Storybooks: A Narrative Analysis Roof, Emory University; Laurie Elizabeth James-Hawkins, Jacki Fitzpatrick, Texas Tech University; Erin Kostina- University of Essex; Yuk Fai Cheong, Emory University; Ritchey Ruchira Naved, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease The Beautiful Life: Taiwanese Immigration and Evangelical Research, Bangladesh; Kathryn Yount, Emory University Christianity in the United States Shirley Michelle Lung, Formal and Substantive Equality in Domestic Violence Cases: Johns Hopkins University Legal Interpretations by India’s Supreme Court Preethi Table 04. Government and Civil Society Krishnan, Purdue University; Mangala Subramaniam, Table Presider: Irene Rossetto, University of Texas-Austin Purdue University Counting Caste: Censuses, Politics and Castelessness in Discussant: Kristin Kenneavy, Ramapo College of New Jersey India Trina Vithayathil, Providence College 3181. Section on Asia and Asian America Refereed Household Registration System and Health in China: A Life Roundtable Session Course Approach Qian Song, RAND Corporation; James Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 8:30- Smith, RAND Corporation The Structure of Civil Society: Does Trust Matter in Korea, Japan, and China? Seokho Kim, Seoul National Pakistan’s Tribal Areas David Showalter, University of University; Jaeun Lim, Cornell University California-Berkeley Chinese American Social Movement in the Era of Social Postnational Acts of Citizenship: How an Anti-border Media: Making of Pro-Peter Liang Movement Keqing Politics is Shaping Feminist Spaces of Service Provision Zhang Salina Abji, Carleton University Table 05. Health in Asia/ Asian America No Gods, No Masters, No Coders? The Future of Table Presider: Gina Masequesmay, California State Sovereignty in a Blockchain World Sarah Grace Manski, University-Northridge University of California-Santa Barbara; Ben Manski, Asian Americans’ Mental Health Reexamined: The Role of University of California-Santa Barbara Education Bohui Wang, Temple University Table 03. Citizenship and Identity Mapping the Discursive Landscape of the Chinese Table Presider: Adrienne Lee Atterberry, Syracuse University Postpartum Practices Kuan-Yi Chen, College of Staten All Work Is Cultural Work: Paid Labor and Cultural Island Citizenship Nikita Carney, University of California-Santa The Influence of Acculturation and Weight-related Barbara Behaviors on Body Mass Index among Asian American Chinese Citizen or Global Citizen? Cosmopolitanism and Ethnic Subgroups Chih-Chien Huang, Saint Anselm Nationalism among Chinese High School Students College Natalie Alice Eckhardt Young, University of Trend of Health of Adolescents from Multicultural Families Pennsylvania in Korea Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University; Citizens of the World: Globalization and Transnational Lindsey Wilkinson, Portland State University; Wonjeong Identity Formation Yunus Kaya, Istanbul University; Jeong, Yonsei University; Sojung Lim, Utah State Nathan D. Martin, Arizona State University University Cooperative Internationalism at the Intersection of Social Table 06. Intermarriage and Assimilation Class and Economic Development Brandon Gorman, Table Presider: Mel Moore, University of Northern Colorado State University of New York-Albany Migration as Process: The Homemaking Experiences of Table 04. Climate and Environmentalism Chinese Canadians Jing Zhao, University of British Table Presider: Heidy Sarabia, California State University- Columbia Sacramento Racialized Attraction and Assimilatory Implications for Global Economy, Polity, and Global Environmentalism: A Intermarried Asian Americans Louise Ly Cross-National Study on Air Pollution Steven Andrew Stress and Sensibility: Differential Social Stress and Mejia Interracial Marriage Attitudes amongst Asian Is Climate Vulnerability the New Poverty? The Possibility of Americans Ryan Gibson, Emory University Anti-colonial Climate Justice Danielle Falzon, Brown University 3183. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Authoritarian Environmentalism? Assessing Deforestation Refereed Roundtable Session in 24 Autocratic Countries 1993 - 2013 Aaron W. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 8:30- Tester, University of California-Irvine 9:30am Child Labor in Agriculture and Wealth in Haiti: An Inverted- Session Organizer: Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University U Relationship Holly Howell Koogler, Johns Hopkins Table 01. Agency and Citizenship University; Suteera Nagavajara, ICF International Community-Based Group Participation and Agency in the Table 05. Cross-National Comparisons Public and Private Spheres in Rural Bangladesh Esha A World Polity Perspective on Sex Ratio Skews Joseph Sraboni, Brown University Svec, University of Minnesota Fertility Implications of Informal and Formal Work in India Democratization and Women’s and Men’s Well-being, Tayelor Elizabeth Valerio, Florida State University Differential Temporal Rate of Changes Barbara My Bank Account, My Destiny: Financializing Citizenship: Wejnert, State University of New York-Buffalo The Case of India Parul Baxi, University of California- Women’s Agency and the Gender Digital Divide: A Cross Davis; Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of California National Quantile Regression Analysis Aarushi Table 02. Borderlands and 'Ungoverned' Areas Bhandari, State University of New York-Stony Brook Table Presider: Nadia Shapkina, Kansas State University Using the Total Survey Error Paradigm to Improve Cross- Borderland as a Space of Exception: Globalizing the national Research on Religion Tom W. Smith, NORC at Thailand-Burma Border Mollie Elizabeth Pepper, the University of Chicago Northeastern University Table 06. Diffusion in Knowledge, Law, and Fashion Ungoverned Areas: Discourse and Drone Strikes in Table Presider: Kate Pride Brown, Georgia Institute of Technology Competing for Jurisdiction: The Struggle for Practical An Asian Route to Fashion Design: Trade, Trends, and Legitimation and the Persistence of Informal Economic Taste from Top-Tier Suppliers in India Alexander Institutions Dana Kornberg, University of Michigan Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania Demystifying Global Ethnography: Practices and The Expansion of Academic Knowledge in World Society Practicalities of Global Research Laura J. Heideman, David John Frank, University of California-Irvine; John Northern Illinois University W. Meyer, Stanford University Table 10. Media and Social Media The Passage of Domestic Violence Laws across Developing Table Presider: Phoenicia Nicole Fares, University of Countries: Norm Cascades, Women’s Activism, and California-Riverside Politics Kathleen M. Fallon, State University of New The Domestic Media Slant in a Global Context Xinguang York-Stony Brook; Sam Abrahim Shirazi, State Fan University of New York-Stony Brook; Kimberly Seida, Anti-Korean Nationalistic Sentiment in Web 2.0 China: McGill University; Candice Shaw, McGill University “Shengzhan” and “Baoba” Activities Lu Chen, Topologies of Global Governance in Geneva: Guangzhou University Fragmentation of the Intellectual Property Regime The Social Psychology of Social Media Reactions to Nazan Bedirhanoglu, State University of New York- Terrorist Attacks Emirhan Demirhan; Suheyl Gurbuz, Binghamton University of North Texas Table 07. Economic Practices and Institutions Table 11. Middle East and North Africa Table Presider: Alaz Kilicaslan, Boston University Feminizing the Legal Profession in Saudi Arabia Anita C. Local Agency, Global Impacts: The Emergence and Butera, University of Houston Law Center Diffusion of Industrial Dispute Tribunals across British Islam and the Spirits of Capitalism: Competing Colonies Zophia Edwards, Providence College Articulations of the Islamic Economy Aisalkyn Botoeva, U.S. Cotton, British Economic Growth, and Slavery 1815- Brown University 1860: A Cointegration Approach Sam Abrahim Shirazi, The Political Carrier Thesis: Millenarianism as a Qualitative State University of New York-Stony Brook Indicator of “Pure Principlism” in Post-Reform Iran State, Free Will, and Historical Determination: The Amir Teimouri Tripartite Tensions in Chinese Nationalism, 1900-1911 Why did Tunisia, Egypt and Syria Turn Out so Differently Liping Wang, The University of Hong Kong after 2011? A Macro-structural Analysis Rebecca S.K. Bolivia: Indigenous Women, Neo-extractivism and the Li, The College of New Jersey Continuities of the Process of Change Gisela victoria Table 12. Arts, Culture, and Religion Rodriguez, Portland State University Table 13. Gender and Sexuality Table 08. Global Migrants Table Presider: Vrushali Patil, Florida International The Determinants of Remittances among the Children of University Mexican- and Filipino-American Migrants Armand Rene Table 14. Global Environmental and Climate Crisis Gutierrez, University of Callifornia-San Diego Table Presider: John Foran, University of California Feeling Out the New Sanctuary Movement: Passionate Table 15. Global Human Rights Politics in the State of Exception Ghazah Abbasi, Table Presider: Kristopher Velasco, University of Texas- University of Massachusetts-Amherst Austin LGBTQ Migrant Belonging, Self-Understanding and Table 16. Global Populism Community Building Online and Off in South Korea Table Presider: Roland Robertson, University of Pittsburgh Chelle Jones, University of Michigan Table 17. Social Movements Should We Staple Green Cards to Diplomas? How the 3184. Section on Sociology of Culture Refereed Roundtable State Regulates the Retention of Foreign Skill Elizabeth Session Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 8:30- Table 09. Informal Work in the Global South Table Presider: Dana Kornberg, University of Michigan 10:10am Session Organizers: Dustin S. Stoltz, University of Notre Dame Gendered Vulnerability, Collective Action, and Women Marshall Allen Taylor, University of Notre Dame Public Transportation Workers in Nepal Babs Table 01. Culture, Cognition, and the Body Grossman-Thompson, California State University-Long Beach Table Presider: Karen A. Cerulo, Rutgers University Beyond the Body's Tyranny: The Plurality of Classification Informality as a Mode of Employment: Insights from Cycle Systems and Cultural Structures and its Pragmatics Ori Rickshaw Pullers in Delhi Snigdha Kumar, University of Minnesota Schwarz, Bar-Ilan University Cognition, Action, and the Senses Vanina Leschziner, Media from 1997-2017 Andrew Young, Temple University of Toronto University Embodied Clinical Prospective Action and Decision Table 06. Culture, Diffusion, and Reception Making: A Pragmatist Perspective Phaedra Daipha, Table Presider: Esma Ozel, University of Chicago Allstate A Conceptual Framework for Incorporating Cognitive In Word and Deed: Embodied Cognition as a Resource for Analysis into Cultural Reception and Dissemination the Study of Religious Experience Daniel A. Winchester, Feyza Akova Purdue University Constructing a Global Right to the City: Cultural Power and Table 02. Material Culture Diffusion of an Urban Development Model Wara Table Presider: Terence Emmett McDonnell, University of Urwasi, Northwestern University Notre Dame Primed Ambiguity: Media Sequencing in Coverage of Distributed Sovereignty: Rethinking Nationhood and Julian Assange, Chelsea Manning, and Edward Material Agency Fiona Greenland, University of Virginia Snowden from 2010-2015 Naniette Helene Coleman, Materiality in Action Terence Emmett McDonnell, University of California-Berkeley University of Notre Dame ''Institutional Change in the Diffusion of Non-instrumental Urbanized Nature and the "Green Screen" Hillary Angelo, Innovations: Lessons from the Case of American Hand- University of California-Santa Cruz knitting' Esma Ozel, University of Chicago Table 03. Evaluation, Beliefs, and Reasoning Table 07. Culture, Economy, and Organizations Identifying the Cultural Elements that Anchor Evaluative Table Presider: Sonia Prelat, NYU Reasoning Michael Lee Wood, University of Notre “Brift” An Inquiry into the Worlds of Exchange Practices of Dame Russians Liudmila Listrovaya, University of Oregon Sociology of Reviews in the Digital Age: Understanding Dignity in the Red Envelope: The Culture Work in Informal Evaluation Criteria in TripAdvisor Grant Blank, Payments for Medical Services in China Weirong Guo, University of Oxford; Victoria D. Alexander, University Emory University; Bin Xu, Emory University of Surrey; Scott A. Hale, University of Oxford Doing Micro-Level History: Generational Differences in The Performance of Criticism Pal Halvorsen, Nord how Argentine Small Business Owners Cope with University Uncertainty Sonia Prelat, NYU Table 04. Culture and Networks Table 08. Mental Processes Table Presider: Neal King, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Table Presider: Hamutal (Tali) Jaffe-Dax, Rutgers University State University Cultural Consensus and Heterogeneity: Predicting the Conditions under which Opportunities Open and Shut in Importance of Beliefs for Action Joshua Franklin Doyle, Hollywood Networks Neal King, Virginia Polytechnic Duke University Institute and State University; Talitha Rose, Virginia Imagining Religion: An Image Schematic Approach to Polytechnic Institute and State University Cultural Cognition Michael Rotolo, University of Notre Do Concrete Ideas Require Centralized Networks? Dame Advancing the Socio-Semantic Network Approach to Structure of Culture Ji Hye Kim Culture and Structure Laura K. Nelson, Northeastern The Cultural Legend of Al-Quds/Jerusalem: A Topological University Analysis of Mental Maps Hamutal (Tali) Jaffe-Dax, Does Bridging Cultural Holes Bring Reputation in Online Rutgers University Communities? An Analysis of Music Communities on Table 09. Work and the Workplace Reddit Meltem Odabaş, University of Arizona Table Presider: Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Home Cookin’: A Network Analysis of Hard Bop Jazz Eric Constructing Fit: Imprinting Organizational Culture in Bjorklund, University of Arizona Open-Source Software Development Adam Storer Table 05. Culture, Gender, and Sexuality Cultural Variation in Affective and Environmental Ideals in Table Presider: Mary C. Ingram-Waters, Arizona State the Workplace: Computational and Survey-based Tests University Sheridan Stewart Fear and Masculinity in Turkey Oyman Basaran, Bowdoin The Ideal Candidate. Discursive Positioning of Applicants in College Academic Organizations Julian Hamann, University of Palatable Queerness as Queerbaiting in Video Games Hannover; Kathia Serrano Velarde, University of Mary C. Ingram-Waters, Arizona State University; Heidelberg Isabela Silva, Japanese Exchange Teaching Program The Work Experience of Early Retirees, or “Korean (JET) Downshifters,” in Neoliberal Society Youngrong Lee, Defining Transgender Literature: Discussion in Popular Syracuse University Table 10. Culture and Politics State Legitimacy and Food Safety Crises in China: A Table Presider: Ricarda Hammer, Brown University Comparative Media Research of the United States and Exactly the Right Place: Antistate Genres and Political China Haoyue Li, State University of New York-Albany Mobilization Sarah M. Neitz, University of Notre Dame The Anthropocene as Natural History: Authority, Crisis, The Limits of Resonant Frames: Racial Frames of Racially and Politics of the Earth Mitchell Timothy Kiefer, Biased Policing in France and the United States Nicole University of Pittsburgh Arlette Hirsch, University of Southern California Table 15. Culture, Cohesion, and Community The Politics of Transnational Commemoration: Contested Church Planting Movements and Young Middle-Class Representations of Diasporic Memory Noriko Christians: Complicating the Secularization Debate Matsumoto, University of Vermont Libby Trudeau, University of Notre Dame Table 11. Perception, Senses, and Affordances Race as Community: A Felt Understanding Among Table Presider: Jenny Lantz, Stockholm School of Economics Students in a Multicultural Theater Class Christie Grace Capturing the Scent: On Tacit Fragrance Knowledge Jenny McCullen, University of California-Santa Cruz Lantz, Stockholm School of Economics The Private Voice: Homeschooling, Hannah Arendt, and Leaving the Balancing Act Behind: Extending the Material- the Challenge of Thinking in the Late-modern World social Dimensions of Affordance Theory Lance Stewart, Jeffrey S. Dill, Eastern University; Mary Elliot, Boston University of Toronto College Making Sense of Sensory Deviance: Rendering Sensory Together We Rise: Bolstering Culture at the Teach For Processing Disorder In/Visible Stephanie Medley-Rath, America 25th Anniversary Summit Emily Handsman, Indiana University-Kokomo Northwestern University Writing Sound: Textual Value Devices in Auditory Culture 3185. Regular Sessions. Health Care and Care Delivery Whitney D. Johnson, University of Chicago Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 8:30- Table 12. Music, Art, and Performance Table Presider: Adrian Good, Rutgers University 10:10am Session Organizer: Edward D. Vargas, Arizona State University From Starving Artist to Entrepreneur: Autonomy and The Effects of Immigration Status and Assimilation on Health Heteronomy in Artists’ Subsidy Requests, Flanders, Service Utilization among Mexican Immigrants Joanna 1965–2015 Julia Peters; Henk Roose, Ghent University Negotiated Creativity: Balancing Artistic Creativity with Lara, Indiana University Unauthorized, Uninsured, and Undeterred: Latina Mothers' Institutional Constraints in Aesthetic Socialization Jun Strategies for Combating Cumulative Health Disadvantage Fang, Northwestern University Re-Patterning Patterned Cooperation in Art Worlds Rachel Collin William Mueller, Duke University; Linda Marie Burton, Duke University Elizabeth Skaggs, Vanderbilt University Understanding Physician Shortages: Analysis of Social- Stretching, Sawing, and Snapping: Reclassification through contextual Factors Impacting Physician Supply at the State Humor Adrian Good, Rutgers University Table 13. Scenes, Taste, and Cultural Consumption Level Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, Morehouse School of Medicine; Andrew Breidenbach, University of New Mexico Table Presider: John Christopher Holley, Suffolk University Facebook Avoidance? The Empowering Effect of Not Using Monday, 9:30 am Facebook for Low-Income Young People Marina Micheli 3135. Research Funding Opportunities and Data Resources Hallyu: Transnational Connections through Cultural Presentations Consumption in New York City Jinwon Kim, Hobart and Pennsylvania Convention Center, Hall C, Level 200, 9:30am- William Smith Colleges 12:30pm Playing Ball in Queens, NYC: The Sociology of the Local and Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Local Culture Joseph G. A. Trumino, St. John's Association University 01. Research Support for Sociologists Nicole V. Amaya, Postemotional Food and Postemotional Foodways John American Sociological Association Kainer, University of Texas-San Antonio 02. National Science Foundation Sociology Program Toby L. Table 14. Morality, Legitimacy, and Crises Parcel, North Carolina State University; Joseph M. Table Presider: Mark D. Jacobs, George Mason University Whitmeyer, National Science Foundation Government and Corporate Surveillance: Moral Discourse 03. National Academy of Education/Spencer Fellowships on Privacy in the Civil Sphere Brian T. Connor, Abigail Bell, National Academy of Education University of Maryland-College Park 04. National Institutes of Health Research Funding Normal Crises Mark D. Jacobs, George Mason University Opportunities Juanita J. Chinn, National Institute for Child Health and Human Development (NICHD); Rosalind B. 3131. Meeting. Bloque de Oro Tour and Taller King, NICHD; Mercedes Rubio, NIGMS; Augusto Diana, Puertorriqueño Visit Dept. Health & Human Services; Michael L. Spittel, NICHD Pennsylvania Convention Center, Arch Street Entrance, Level 05. Medical Expenditure Panel Survey: A Resource for 100, 10:00am-12:30pm Sociological Research Terceira A. Berdahl, Agency for Monday, 10:30 am Healthcare Research and Quality; James B. Kirby, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 3209. Policy and Research Workshop. Translating Social 06. Data Management, Dissemination & Linkage- Add Health Scientific Research for Non-Academic Audiences (National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 10:30am- Health) Kelsey Meekins, University of North Carolina- 12:10pm Chapel Hill; Maria Marrufo, University of North Carolina- Session Organizer: Marisa Gerstein Pineau, FrameWorks Chapel Hill Institute 07. The Add Health Parent Study: A Preliminary Statistical Leader: Marisa Gerstein Pineau, FrameWorks Institute Portrait Katsuya Oi, Pennsylvania State University; V. Even prior to the Trump administration, the social and behavioral Joseph Hotz, Duke University; Kathleen Mullan Harris, sciences have come under attack as policymakers and pundits have increasingly questioned the value of the research. The impact of this trend on University of North Carolina; Linqi Zhang, Duke University public discourse is far from inconsequential; many of those questioning the 08. National Longitudinal Surveys of Youth Elizabeth Cooksey, value of the social sciences are in positions to influence the allocation of Ohio State University; Justin Vance, Ohio State University public funds, thereby shaping the science landscape in the United States. 09. New Data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-being Arguments against public funding of social sciences range from charges that it takes valuable resources away from the more important “hard” sciences, to Study: Year 15 and Metadata Resources Kristin Dunham claims of partisanship and bias among researchers, to subjective estimations Catena, Princeton University; Maria Canals, Princeton of the “frivolity” of certain lines of social scientific inquiry. While social University; Thomas Hartshorne, Princeton University scientists are professionally socialized to engage in public debate about the 10. New Immigrant Survey Monica Espinoza Higgins, nuances of their theories and methods with other scientists and experts, they are less practiced at explaining the general value and practical importance of Princeton University their research to members of the general public and policymakers. However, 11. Mexican Migration Project Karen A. Pren, Princeton recent shifts in public discourse indicate the critical importance of effective University communication about social science research. The good news is that creating 12. Census Bureau Data Tools - How to Access, Retrieve and a communications strategy that engages the public and policymakers and effectively informs them of the social sciences does not need to be a guessing Create Visual Maps of Census data Tomas E. Encarnacion, game. Communications questions are empirical questions, and social science U.S. Census Bureau is a powerful tool for crafting effective communications. Theories of culture 13. Global IPUMS: Harmonized Census and Health Survey Data and cognition can inform the design of communications strategies, while from Around the World Elizabeth Heger Boyle, University experimental surveys and various qualitative methods can be used to empirically test these strategies for their effects on public thinking. The of Minnesota current political climate requires that sociologists be strategic about how they 14. East Asian Social Survey Jibum Kim, Sungkyunkwan talk about their research. This workshop would assist with that mission and University; Noriko Iwai, Osaka University of Commerce; provide participants with the tools they need to navigate the increasingly Yang-chih Fu, Academia Sinica Taiwan; Weidong Wang, difficult terrain of public discourse about the social sciences and social justice. FrameWorks was the recipient of a MacArthur Award for Creative and Renmin University; Seokho Kim, Seoul National University Effective Institutions in 2015. 15. The Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) Dane R. Mataic, Pennsylvania State University 3210. Section on Marxist Sociology. Open Topic on Marxist 16. American Time Use Survey: Data Opportunities Rose Ann Sociology Woods, Bureau of Labor Statistics Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 10:30am- 17. Social Explorer Andrew A. Beveridge, City University of 12:10pm New York-Queens College and The Graduate Center Session Organizers: Lorna Lueker Zukas, National University Ryan Ashley Caldwell, Soka University of America 3181. Meeting. Section on Asia and Asian America Business Presider: Ryan Ashley Caldwell, Soka University of America Meeting Strategic Logics of Anticapitalism Erik Olin Wright, University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 9:30- of Wisconsin 10:10am The Dispossessing 2016 Coup d’État in Brazil Daniel Bin, 3183. Meeting. Section on Global and Transnational University of Brasilia Sociology Business Meeting Vanguards of Anti-Statism: Anarchism, Leninism, and Search Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 9:30- for a New Mode of Public Power in Rojava Huseyin Arkin 10:10am Rasit, Yale University; Alexander Kolokotronis, Political Science, Yale University Monday, 10:00 am We’re Getting the Band Back Together: Strained Solidarity in Bands David Michael Arditi, University of Texas-Arlington; relations? Jennifer Miller, University of Texas-Arlington 3215. Thematic Session. Mixed Relationships, Mixed What does Marxism Contribute to our Understanding of Methods Epidemics and How to Fight Them? Samuel R. Friedman, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 10:30am- National Development and Research Institute 12:10pm Discussant: Ryan Ashley Caldwell, Soka University of America Session Organizer: Jiannbin Lee Shiao, University of Oregon 3211. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Inequality Across Presider: Jiannbin Lee Shiao, University of Oregon the Life Course: 9 Experts Discuss Current Issues and The Salience of Race for Hispanics: Insights from their Marital Debates Sorting Behavior Kate Hee Choi, University of Western Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, Ontario 10:30am-12:10pm Interrogating Intimacy: Inequality, Personal Past, and Cultural Session Organizer: Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse University Change Jessica Vasquez-Tokos, University of Oregon Presider: Janet Wilmoth, Syracuse University Discussants: Amy C. Steinbugler, Dickinson College Parental Resources and Youth Academic Achievement Margot Jenifer L. Bratter, Rice University Jackson, Brown University Jiannbin Lee Shiao, University of Oregon Marijuana Legalization and Use among Adolescents Richard A. Interracial intimacy has long been a multivalent symbol of racial progress in the U.S. as well as a multivalent indicator of racial/ethnic relations in Miech, University of Michigan sociology. In recent years, research has developed in methodologically Debt in Young Adulthood Jason N. Houle, Dartmouth College distinct directions into (1) a quantitative literature that studies interracial Work-Family Trajectories Sarah Damaske, Pennsylvania State intimacy as an indicator of complex social distances and (2) a qualitative University literature that studies it as a case of boundary work inclusive and exclusive, both potentially racist. This panel will bridge this divide by pairing emerging Chronic Pain and Opiod Use Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk, State work in each literature with methodological responses from researchers in University of New York-Buffalo the other literature. We will begin with the quantitative research Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health and Morality Mark D. presentation & qualitative comment, followed by the qualitative research Hayward, University of Texas-Austin presentation & quantitative comment, and close with an integrative comment to start the Q&A. The work and perspectives shared in this session Religion in Later Life Merril Silverstein, Syracuse University will stimulate thinking on how to better understand race/ethnicity by Health Trajectories and Lifespan Variation Michal Engelman, leveraging the methodological pluralism that is a hallmark of our discipline. University of Wisconsin-Madison Bereavement and End-of-Life Decision-making Deborah Carr, 3216. Thematic Session. Feeling Race: Reparations, Radical Research, Resilience, and Restorative Justice Boston University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 3214. Thematic Session. Empowering and Mobilizing Racial 10:30am-12:10pm Contempt Session Organizer: Rodney D. Coates, Miami University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 10:30am- Presider: Rodney D. Coates, Miami University 12:10pm Panelists: Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh Session Organizer: Arthur Scarritt, Boise State University Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College Presider: Arthur Scarritt, Boise State University Rodney D. Coates, Miami University Fascism, Racism, and Ressentiment Lewis Gordon, University To feel race is to live race in all of its moments, its tragedies, its pseudo- of Connecticut accomplishments, and its realities. A reality, albeit socially constructed, that has definite consequences for those who experience race in all its many Whiteness, Contempt, and Self-Love Michael Monahan, dimensions, colors, situations, and spaces. These consequences that include Marquette University discrimination and social dislocations, criminalization and recrimination, Wonder and Contempt: How Emotional Binaries Drive Racial esteem and prestige, victimization and valorization. Feeling race produces Structuring Ginna Husting, Boise State University; Arthur both rage and laughter, sadness and joy as it produces and reproduces U.S. social structures. National and international sociologists will serve on a panel Scarritt, Boise State University that will explore various responses, remedies, and reactions to feeling race. This session explores the creation and use of contempt and the They will individually explore and interrogate living race as it relates to contemned as a structural social position and a political device. While white reparations, radical research, resilience, and restorative justice. racial anger becomes more legitimate in alt-right venues, these same practices have emerged in even the most civil of institutions in the United 3218. Professional Development Workshop. Graduate States. And scholars like Mignolo, Espiritu, Glenn, Mohanty and others point Student Workshop on Collective Organizing to contempt as a tool and an end in structuring the inequalities of coloniality/modernity. The creation of categories for the targets of contempt, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 10:30am- and the rewards for employing contempt therefore demand explanation. 12:10pm How do the economic shifts of the past forty years help generate new Session Organizers: Shannon Malone Gonzalez, University of legitimacies and rewards for deriding the Other? How do masculinity and a Texas-Austin contempt for the feminine engage with new assertions of racial superiority? How does contempt mobilize political discourse and thus affect structural Katie Rogers, University of Texas-Austin Jamie O'Quinn, University of Texas-Austin 11:30am Erika Slaymaker, University of Texas Session Organizers: Kaitlin M. Boyle, Virginia Polytechnic Jax J. Gonzalez, University of Colorado-Boulder Institute and State University In light of major political shifts inside and outside the academy, sociology Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Polytechnic graduate students are increasingly invested in social justice and change. Institute and State University Students are leveraging their degrees, pressuring their departments, and thinking critically about the state of public sociology within the discipline. This Amanda Ward, Loyola University-Chicago workshop is a collaboration of graduate students from across the discipline in Table 01. Courts and Policing an effort to coalesce ideas and efforts on graduate activism. The objectives of Table Presider: Katherine Hood, University of California- this workshop will be to construct a toolkit of resources for student activism, Berkeley create a network for sharing ideas between departments, and develop a public statement on sociology student activism. This workshop, designed for Costs Associated With Attending Bond Court for Family graduate students and allies of graduate students, is an inclusive and Members of Accused Persons Erin Eife, University of explicitly feminist, anti-racist, and queer space for students to collaborate and Illinois at Chicago; Beth Richie, University of Illinois at build a framework for collective action. Chicago 3220. Thematic Session. No True Sanctuary: Undocumented Policing Drugs as Harm Inducing: Disruptive Ethnography Students Feeling Racism, Microagressions, and in the Rural Opioid Crisis Kevin Revier, State University Discrimination of New York-Binghamton Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111B, Level 100, 10:30am- Policing through Subsidized Firepower: An Assessment of 12:10pm Conventional and Minority Threat Explanations of Session Organizer: Edelina M. Burciaga, University of Police Militarization via the 1033 Program Trent Colorado-Denver Steidley, University of Denver Presider: Angela Elena Fillingim, Western Washington Pre-trial Detention: Contours and Causes of Temporal and University County Variation Katherine Hood, University of Stress, Health, and Academic Distraction among California-Berkeley; Daniel J. Schneider, University of Undocumented Students at the University of California California-Berkeley Laura E. Enriquez, University of California-Irvine; Annie Ro, Table 02. Felon Status and Access University of California-Irvine Table Presider: Amanda Ward, Loyola University-Chicago #sanctuarycampus: Undocumented Students Navigating Living Here and There: Linking Housing Instability to Campus Climates and Confronting Racial Microaggressions Recidivism Among Women Recently Released from Jail Kevin Escudero, Brown University Amanda Ward, Loyola University-Chicago UndocuStudent Activism: Building a Safe Space and Creating Should It Even Be a Question? Criminal History Admissions Counter-narratives Joanna B. Perez, California State Considerations and Campus Crime in Louisiana Annie L. University-Dominguez Hills Freitas, Tulane University Confronting Anti-immigrant Sentiment in Everyday Life and its Understanding Agency: How Individuals with Criminal Impact on Undocumented Young Adults Carolina Valdivia Records Operate in the Labor Market Lesley Erin Ordorica, Harvard University Schneider, Ohio State University; Eric LaPlant, Ohio In November 2016, Juan Prieto, an undergraduate at the University of State University; Michael Vuolo, Ohio State University California, Berkeley published an opinion piece in the New York Times about Table 03. Framing and Representation the harassment he faced as undocumented immigrant on campus. This Table Presider: Sade Lindsay, Ohio State University revelation came as a surprise to some as UC Berkeley is largely considered a model of support for undocumented students. This piece revealed, however, Drug Epidemics and Moral Crusades: The Role of Race in how the hostile anti-immigrant context has seeped into a space that was once Framing Issues of Substance Abuse Sade Lindsay, Ohio considered safe for undocumented youth, our nation’s schools and colleges. State University From hate speech directed toward undocumented immigrants to What’s in the Water? How Media Coverage of Corporate anonymously placed signs on campus calling, “To Build the Wall!”; it seems that there is no true sanctuary for undocumented students. This rise in GenX Pollution Shapes Local Understanding of Risk harassment, discrimination, and microaggressions impacts undocumented Sarah Hupp Williamson, North Carolina State students’ academic performance and has serious implications for their University emotional well-being, or how they feel racist nativism. In this panel, we will Table 04. Identities and Expectations discuss the material and emotional implications of the rise of anti-immigrant sentiment on undocumented students. We will also discuss how Table Presider: Michelle Nathalie Nilsson, University of undocumented students are challenging this nativist discourse and asserting Florida their rights. Are You a Man or a Mouse? Michelle Nathalie Nilsson, 3222. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Refereed University of Florida Roundtable Session Gender, Race, and Stigma in the Narratives of Formerly Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 10:30- Incarcerated Women Erica Marie Banks, Northwestern University The Commemoration of Death, Organizational Memory, University; Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State and Police Culture Michael Sierra-Arévalo, Rutgers University; John H. Boman, Bowling Green State University University The Importance of Race in Female Inmates' Perceptions of Table 08. Place and Space Inmate/Staff Interactions Timbre Wulf-Ludden, Table Presider: Luca Berardi, University of Alberta University of Nebraska-Kearney; Rebecca Trammell, Beyond Social Disorganization: Does Land Use Matter for Metropolitan State University of Denver Predicting Homicide? Alana R. Inlow, Washington State Table 05. Incarceration and Life After University Table Presider: Jennifer Peirce, City University of New York- I Don't Bang, I'm Just a Blood: Spatializing Gang Identity John Jay College of Criminal Justice and The Graduate Patrick Lopez-Aguado, Santa Clara University; Michael Center L. Walker, University of Minnesota Downward Occupational Mobility: Collateral Neighborhood Wisdom: An Ethnographic Study of Consequences of a Criminal Record for Working Class Localized Street Knowledge Luca Berardi, University of Service Sector Employment Francis Bruce Prior, Alberta Assumption College Region, Routine Activities, and Violent Victimization: A Luck of the Draw: Exploring the Effects of Parole Board Cross-national, Multilevel Analysis of 112 Countries Composition upon Parole Release Decisions Kristen L. Katie E. Corcoran, West Virginia University; Rodney Hourigan, California State University-Los Angeles; Stark, Baylor University Allison Houston, Proscenium Data Solutions Table 09. Race and Punishment Pharmacological Violence and Harmful Mental Health Table Presider: Soheil Sabriseilabi, Texas Woman's Services Inside a California Juvenile Detention Center University Jerry Flores, University of Toronto; Kati Barahona- Constricting Constitutional Rights, Expanding Surveillance, López, University of California-Santa Cruz and Inciting Terrorism in U.S. v. Mohamud Anya Safer but Less Free: Violence and Recidivism in Reformed Degenshein, Northwestern University and Unreformed Prisons in the Dominican Republic Fear of Crime and Racial Disparity in U.S. Incarceration, Jennifer Peirce, City University of New York-John Jay 1985–2011 Scott W. Duxbury College of Criminal Justice and The Graduate Center One in Custody: Implications of Reactive Policing on Arrest Table 06. Institutions and Legislation Rates Jessica White Gillooly, University of Michigan Table Presider: Marta Ascherio, University of Texas-Austin The Moderating Effect of Race on Religious and Political Death by Incarceration and the Great Crime Decline: Does Support of the Death Penalty Soheil Sabriseilabi, Texas LWOP Reduce Violent Crime? Ross Kleinstuber, Woman's University; Paul Daniel Calonkey Bones, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown; Jeremiah L. Texas Woman's University Coldsmith, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Table 10. Sexual Violence Profit-making Disguised as Rehabilitation: The Biopolitics Table Presider: Alyssa Yetter, Pennsylvania State University of Homo Sacer for Sex Workers Tsang Yuk Ha Eileen, Consequences of Mothers' Intimate Partner Violence City University of Hong Kong Victimization for thier Children's Health Alyssa Yetter, Sanctuary Policies and Crime: A County-level Investigation Pennsylvania State University Marta Ascherio, University of Texas-Austin Longitudinal Links Between Adolescent Racial Table 07. Juvenile Delinquency Discrimination and Adulthood Physical Partner Table Presider: Brandy R. Parker, Pennsylvania State Violence among African American Men Tara Elizabeth University Sutton, Mississippi State University; Leslie Gordon I've Got Better Things To Do: Crime and Work on High Simons, University of Georgia; Brittany Martin, School Dropout Brandy R. Parker, Pennsylvania State University of Georgia; Eric Thomas Klopack, University University of Georgia School or Prison: Push-out Policies toward Criminal Prestige Matters: College Sexual Assault Reporting Eric Pathways and Their Judicial Costs Xian Guan, Allen Southwestern University of Finance and Economics; Lei Surviving Sexual Assault and Knowing Survivors: Responses Zhang, Southwestern University of Finance and to a Campus Sexual Assault Education Program Economics; Xiangshu Deng, Southwestern University of Meredith Gwynne Fair Worthen, University of Finance and Economics Oklahoma; Samantha Ashley Wallace, University of The Long Reach: Delinquent Networks during Late Oklahoma Adolescence and Criminal Activity during Young Table 11. Social Control Adulthood Brian Joseph Timm, Bowling Green State Table Presider: Gabriela Kirk, Northwestern University Emerging from the Shadows: Cultivating Legitimacy for a Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 10:30am- Quasi-legal Medical Cannabis Dispensary Brandon 12:10pm Finlay, Indiana University, Bloomington Session Organizers: Frederick F. Wherry, Princeton University Life on Electronic Monitoring: In the Community but Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Separate Gabriela Kirk, Northwestern University Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Perceptions of High Efficacy in Informal Neighborhood Rachel E. Dwyer, Ohio State University Approaches to Solving Major Problems Jonathan Coats, Presider: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Alabama A&M University Domesticating the Market: Moral Exchange and the Sharing The Interlocking Ecology of Disadvantage: Exploring Work Economy Lindsey Carfagna, Thomas Edison State Communities’ Role in Local Crime Corina Graif, University; Connor John Fitzmaurice, Boston University; Pennsylvania State University; Brittany Freelin, Isak Ladegaard, Boston College; Will Attwood-Charles, Pennsylvania State University; Yu-Hsuan Kuo, Boston College; Juliet B. Schor, Boston College; Robert Pennsylvania State University; Hongjian Wang, Wengronowitz, Augustana College Pennsylvania State University; Zhenhui Li, Pennsylvania The Investment Child: Trends in Financial Activities by Parents State University; Daniel Kifer, Pennsylvania State for Children Nina Bandelj, University of California-Irvine; University Angelina Grigoryeva, Harvard University Table 12. Theory and Methods The Social Meaning and Fungibility of SNAP Benefits Colette Table Presider: Charles W. Lidz, University of Massachusetts Hanlon, Saint Joseph's University; Keith R. Brown, Saint Age-Crime Relation in India: Similarity or Divergence vs. Joseph's University Hirschi/Gottfredson Inverted J-Shaped Projection? Valuation and Meanings of Money in Psychoanalytical Darrell Steffensmeier, Pennsylvania State University; Treatment in Argentina Daniel G. Fridman, University of Yunmei Lu, Pennsylvania State University; Sumit Texas-Austin Kumar, University of Maryland How Bad Do We Look? A Field Experiment on Reputational Dynamic Models of Stability and Change for Incentives and Corrupt Transactions Diana Dakhlallah, Developmental and Life Course Sociology Eric Thomas Stanford University Klopack, University of Georgia; K.A.S. Wickrama, 3238. Meeting. 2018-19 ASA Council New Member University of Georgia Reconsidering Labels and Primary Deviance: False Orientation Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 10:30am- Appraisals, Reflected Appraisals, and Delinquency 12:10pm Onset Jennifer Renee Lutz, North Carolina State University; Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State 3246. Regular Sessions. Theories of Interaction Orders and University Ordered Interactions Working Paper on the Development of Systems of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 401, Level 4, 10:30am- Normative Orientation: The Case of Mental Health 12:10pm Charles W. Lidz, University of Massachusetts Session Organizer: Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, The New School for Social Research 3223. Professional Development Workshop. Working with Presider: Thomas F. Gieryn, Indiana University Reporters (Sponsored by the Public Engagement Advisory Beyond Hysteresis, Theorizing Mismatch as an Apparatus of Committee) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 10:30am- Power Fauzia Husain, University of Virginia Disruption: Revising the Theory of the Interaction Order Iddo 12:10pm Tavory, NYU; Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Alexes Harris, University of Washington Formal Sociology and the Art of Identifying Social Patterns Eviatar Zerubavel, Rutgers University Panelists: Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los Angeles On Some Basic Features of the Interaction Order and Their Steve Viscelli, University of Pennsylvania Dynamics in Non-routine Situations Alex Preda, King's Alfred Lubrano, Philadelphia Inquirer As part of an effort to “build capacity” among members to engage in College London public sociology, this workshop will provide concrete advice on how to talk Discussant: Thomas F. Gieryn, Indiana University with reporters. Subjects include the importance of finding time to talk on their schedule, ways to go about cultivating a relationship, and strategies for 3247. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender/Sex conveying your research in a vivid fashion. and Emotional Labor in Work and/or Family 3224. Section on Economic Sociology. The Meanings of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 402, Level 4, 10:30am- 12:10pm Money, Property, and Relationships Session Organizer: Mary Blair-Loy, University of California-San Diego Beth E. Schneider, University of California-Santa Barbara Presider: Catherine A. Crowder, University of California-San Elinore E. Lurie Diego Linda L. Marston, Springfield College Access to Flexible Workplace Policies: Expectations and 3250. Section on Asia and Asian America. Social and Political Reality Kaitlin Johnson, Indiana University Gendered Mental Labor in Young Professionals’ Career and Movements in Asia and Asian America Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 10:30am- Family Plans Jaclyn S. Wong, University of Chicago 12:10pm Straight Woman in a Gay Man’s World: Allies’ Diversity Session Organizer: Jennifer Jihye Chun, University of Toronto Resources in LGBTQ Community Clare Forstie, State University of New York-Farmingdale Presider: Sharmila Rudrappa, University of Texas-Austin Civic Localism, Anti-Mainland Localism, and Independence: Housework, Education, and Relative Earnings: When Do The Changing Pattern of Identity Politics in post-1997 Norms Trump Economic Rationality? Dana Hamplova, Czech Academy of Sciences; Renata Topinkova, Czech Hong Kong Alvin Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Ping Lam Ip, Hong Kong University of Academy of Sciences; Jana Klimova Chaloupkova, Czech Science and Technology Academy of Sciences Emergence of the "Comfort Women" Issue and Breaking The Crazy Organic Mother as 21st Century Hysteric: Calibrating Extreme Femininities in Family Foodwork Silence of Comfort Women Victims Pyong Gap Min, City University of New York-Queens College Norah MacKendrick, Rutgers University; Teja Pristavec, Social Capital as a Double-edged Sword: Negotiating Rutgers University Conflicting Visions in Post-Morakot Reconstruction in Discussant: Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Taiwan Ming-Cheng M. Lo, University of California-Davis; 3248. Regular Sessions. Thinking by and about Indigenous Yun Fan, National Taiwan University People South Asian Americans and Post-9/11 Experiences of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 10:30am- Racialization: Divergently Impacted, Divergently Mobilized 12:10pm Sheena Sood, Temple University Session Organizer: Carolyn A. Liebler, University of Minnesota 3251. Section on Sociology of Children and Youth. Children Presider: Jennifer Bea Rogers-Brown, Long Island University, and Youth, Power, and Culture: Relationships to Power in Post We are Digging Our Own Grave with Spoons and Forks: a Vulnerable World Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 10:30am- American Indian Diabetes Narratives Tennille L. Marley, 12:10pm Arizona State University Parent-child Agreement on Emotional and Behavioral Session Organizer: Jeffrey Guhin, University of California-Los Angeles Problems among American Indians Jerreed Dean Ivanich, Presider: Kate Cairns, Rutgers University University of Nebraska-Lincoln A Model for Understanding War Experiences, Socialization, “La fresa orgánica es más chiquita”: Farmworker Preference for Conventional Production Rachel Soper, University of Identity and Social Stigma of Child Soldiers Randall Salm, Ripon College California-Channel Islands Gender (Re)Play: Power and Children’s Resistance to Cultural The Definition of Ethnicity in Latin America: The Case of the Stereotypes Jessica McCrory Calarco, Indiana University Mapuche Maria Belen Unzueta Discussant: Clifford L. Broman, Michigan State University Safe Routes through the City? Black Caribbean Youth Negotiating Police Surveillance in London and New York 3249. Opportunities in Retirement Network. Caring for the Derron O. Wallace, Brandeis University Aging as We Age: Living with and Processing our Teachers, Mothers, or Compañeros: Gender, Power, and Experiences as Sociologists Intergenerational Relationships in Peru’s Movement of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 10:30am- Working Children Jessica Karen Taft, University of 12:10pm California-Santa Cruz Session Organizer: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Discussant: Ingrid E. Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Sociological Association Arts Leader: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological 3252. Regular Sessions. Ethnomethodology and Association Conversation Analysis: CA, Multimodality, and Lab Study Panelists: Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama- Birmingham Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 10:30am- 12:10pm Mindy L. Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners Session Organizer: Douglas W. Maynard, University of Wisconsin Effects of School Segregation on Migrant Origin Youths' Presider: Steven E. Clayman, University of California-Los National Identification: Evidence from Sweden Saul Angeles Thorkelson, Princeton University Category Accounts: Normativity in Sequences of Action Chase The Effects of Neighborhood Diversity on Trust William Wesley Raymond, University of Colorado-Boulder Estuardo Rosales, California State University-Los Angeles Imitation in Children’s Locomotor Play Elliott Hoey, University Hispanic Neighbourhood Satisfaction and Neighbourhood of Basel; David DeLiema, University of California-Berkeley; Social Capital in New and Established Immigrant Rachel Chen, University of California, Berkeley and San Destinations Noli Brazil Francisco State University; Virginia Flood, University of California-Berkeley 3255. Regular Sessions. Human Rights Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 10:30am- Multimodal Activity Management in Institutional Talk Joshua 12:10pm Raclaw, West Chester University; Rich A. Sandoval, Metropolitan State University of Denver Session Organizer: Hollie Nyseth Brehm, Ohio State University Human Rights' Dawn or Developmentalism’s Twilight? Rights Procedures and their Problems in Routine Laboratory Work Politics at the United Nations during the Long 1970s Donald A. Everhart, UCSD Jennifer L. Bair, University of Virginia 3253. Regular Sessions. Gender, Race, and Organizational Resisting World Culture: The Rise of Legal Restrictions on Careers Foreign Funding to NGOs, 1994-2015 Patricia Bromley, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 10:30am- University of Utah; Wesley Longhofer, Emory University; 12:10pm Evan Schofer, University of California-Irvine Session Organizer: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Taking Stock of Flow: Revisiting the Link Between FDI and Technology Human Rights Rob Clark, University of Oklahoma; Roy Presider: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Kwon, University of La Verne Technology Decoupling Transitional Justice: Selective Approaches for Employer Knows Best: A Comparison of Hiring Practices on Addressing Human Rights Abuses in Colombia Saskia the Career Outcomes of Early-career Professionals Jennifer Nauenberg Dunkell, University of California-Los Angeles Merluzzi, George Washington University; James B. Wade, Generations and Memory: Knowledge of Genocide in George Washington University Contemporary Rwanda Brooke Chambers, University of Engaging Differences: How Socially Diverse Organizations Can Minnesota Mobilize Resources to Improve Performance Brad R. 3256. Regular Sessions. Innovative Perspectives on Fulton, Indiana University High-Hanging Fruit: How Gender Bias Remains Entrenched in Environmental Justice Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 10:30am- Performance Evaluations Alison Wynn, Stanford University 12:10pm Minority Entrepreneurship and Alternative Opportunities Session Organizer: Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland Inside Established Organizations Tiantian Yang, Duke University; Aleksandra Joanna Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Presider: Andrew K. Jorgenson, Boston College Conditions for Successful Environmental Justice Mobilizations: Institute of Technology An Analysis of 50 Cases David J. Hess, Vanderbilt Do Flatter Organizations Promote Gender Equality? University; Lacee Anne Satcher, Vanderbilt University Bureaucracy, Hierarchy, and Inequality in Financial Services Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University Disentangling the Industrial and Demographic Dynamics of Environmental Inequality Formation in Rhode Island 3254. Regular Sessions. How Families, Neighborhoods, and Thomas Marlow, Brown University; Scott Frickel, Brown Schools Shape Immigrant Lives University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 10:30am- Displaced into Toxicity: An Account of Unequal Toxic 12:10pm Exposures in the Latin American City Maricarmen Session Organizer: Van C. Tran, Columbia University Hernandez, University of Texas-Austin Presider: Kimberly Ann Goyette, Temple University Disproportionalities in Facility Production of and Community Growing up in a Mixed-status Family: Immigration Status and Exposure to Oil and Gas Venting and Flaring Katherine Ann Child Well-being Laryssa Mykyta, University of Texas-Rio Calle Willyard, Texas A&M University Grande Valley; Jennifer Tabler, University of Texas-Rio Framing Environmental Racism in the Flint Water Crisis as Grande Valley Cumulative Conditions of Multiple, Synergistic Exceptions Hiding in the Shadows? The Activity Spaces of Undocumented Jennifer S. Carrera, Michigan State University; Alaina Immigrants Alex Currit, Cornell University Marie Bur, Michigan State University; Allison Kelly, Michigan State University University; Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Florida State University; Pierce Dignam, Florida State University; Doug Schrock, 3257. Regular Sessions. Internet and Society: Civic, Political, Florida State University and Organizational The Coalminer’s Granddaughter: Narratives of Pain and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 10:30am- Redemption as Drivers of Working-class Politics Jennifer 12:10pm M. Silva, Bucknell University; Kaitlyn Smeraldo, Ohio State Session Organizer: Wenhong Chen, University of Texas-Austin University Articulative Labor to Stitch a Campaign in the Disjointed Women’s Talk-centered Political Participation in Indian WeChatsphere Hao Cao, University of Texas Democracy and the Influence of Self-Help Group Civic Entrepreneurialism in the Digital City Burcu Baykurt Membership Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University; V. Democracy without Democratization: The Redefinition and Rao Appropriation of Global Discourse in China’s Social Media Discussant: Liza G. Steele, State University of New York- Muyang Li, State University of New York-Albany Purchase Fantasy Sports Users and their Motivations for Play: A Data Driven Overview Samantha Nicole Jaroszewski, Princeton 3265. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Space and Place University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Has the Promise of the Internet Been Realized? Internet 10:30am-12:10pm Access and Collective Invention among Patent Inventors Session Organizer: Edward W. Morris, University of Kentucky Eric C. Dahlin, Brigham Young University; Mikaela Dufur, Presider: Edward W. Morris, University of Kentucky Brigham Young University Are HBCUs Black Schools? An Exploration into HBCUs as Black Discussant: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Institutional Space Courtney Myrtle Carter, University of Pennsylvania Nevada-Las Vegas Engendering Safety and Displacing Danger in South Africa 3258. Regular Sessions. Media Sociology I: Politics and the Annie Hikido, University of California-Santa Barbara News How Whiteness Helps Rural Men Who Have Sex With Men Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 10:30am- Reinforce Straight, Masculine Identities Tony Silva, 12:10pm University of Oregon Session Organizer: Kristen Barber, Southern Illinois University, #laughingwhileblack: Racial Formation in Perception Joseph Carbondale Klett, University of California-Santa Cruz Presider: Vaughn Schmutz, University of North Carolina- Meeting at Deer Park: Race, Class, and Gender in the Visual Charlotte Construction of Citizenship Dana Y. Nakano, California Alternative News, Alternative Facts: Deconstructing the State University-Stanislaus Realities of "Fake News" Francesca Tripodi, Data & Society Are Media Watchdogs of Public Illegality in Liberalizing 3266. Section on Sociology of Culture. Bringing Cultural Democracies? Andre Sean Stephens, University of Sociology to the Public Workshop Washington Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Cyber-routines, Political Attitudes, and Exposure to Violence- 10:30-11:30am advocating Online Extremism Colin Bernatzky, University Session Organizers: Gemma Mangione, Columbia University of California-Irvine; Matthew Costello, Arkansas State Teachers College University; James Hawdon, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Ande Reisman, University of Washington and State University Presider: Gemma Mangione, Columbia University Teachers Journalistic Practice, Platforms, and the Future of Media College Power Stephen R. Barnard, St. Lawrence University Panelists: Ellen Berrey, University of Toronto Discussant: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Jessi Streib, Duke University Daniel Hirschman, Brown University 3259. Regular Sessions. Political Culture and Gender Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 10:30am- 12:10pm 3267. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology. Session Organizer: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of Methodological Innovations in Studying Globalization California-Berkeley and Transnational Social Relations Presider: Heidy Sarabia, California State University- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, Sacramento 10:30am-12:10pm Not with Her: Gender, Opposition to Hillary Clinton, and Session Organizer: Zsuzsa Gille, University of Illinois at Support for Donald Trump Kristen Erichsen, Florida State Urbana-Champaign Reflections on Incorporated Comparison and its Application in Anya Mikael Galli Robertson, University of Maryland Global Food Regime Analysis Philip D. McMichael, Cornell Presider: Anya Mikael Galli Robertson, University of Maryland University Indivisible: Invigorating and Redirecting the Grassroots Megan Mobilities and the Relational Turn for a Transnational E. Brooker, University of California-Irvine Sociology Mimi Sheller, Drexel University Local Battles For Immigrant Rights: Threat and Sustained Theorizing Beyond Nation-States Julian Go, Boston University Mobilization Maria De Jesus Mora, University of California- De-Nationalizing the Transnational, Historicizing the Global: Merced Methodological Issues in Migration and Diaspora Studies Protest During the Trump Presidency: Threat, Movement Radhika Mongia, York University Organization, and Electoral Mobilization Neal Caren, Discussant: Zsuzsa Gille, University of Illinois at Urbana- University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Alyssa Browne, Champaign University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Kenneth (Andy) Andrews, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 3268. Theory Section. Trespassing /Poaching /Raiding The Repression of Protest in the Age of Trump: State /Transcending, Session II: Culture, Action, Practice, and Legislators, Protest Threat, and Political Realignments Occasion Chan S. Suh, Chung-Ang University; Sidney Tarrow, Cornell Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, University 10:30am-12:10pm Discussant: Thomas V. Maher, Purdue University Session Organizers: John R. Hall, University of California-Davis Simeon J. Newman, University of Michigan 3271. Section on Altruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity. Presider: John R. Hall, University of California-Davis Altruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity Garfinkel, Parsons, and the Discovery of Culture Jason Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, Turowetz, University of Siegen 10:30am-12:10pm Reflexive Action as an Object of Sociological Inquiry: Bourdieu Session Organizer: Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas and Beyond Mary Shi, University of California-Berkeley Presider: Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas The Two Main Varieties of Practice Theory Michael Strand, Attributions of Morality and Mind to Artificial Intelligence Brandeis University after Real-World Moral Violations Daniel B. Shank, A Theory of Occasions: The Presentation of the Self in Non- Missouri University of Science & Technology; Alyssa Everyday Life Abigail Jorgensen, University of Notre Dame DeSanti, Missouri University of Science & Technology Discussant: John Levi Martin The Moral Boundaries Impacting Support for the Troops Alexis Pang, New York University 3269. Section on Methodology. Statistical Advances Less Equal, Less Trusting? Longitudinal and Cross-sectional Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Effects of Income Inequality on Trust Orestes Pat Hastings, 10:30am-12:10pm Colorado State University Session Organizers: Jennie E. Brand, University of California- New Findings on Rates and Determinants of Black Los Angeles Volunteering Aisha Ariantique Upton, University of Scott M. Lynch, Duke University Minnesota; Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota Presider: Scott M. Lynch, Duke University I’m Proud of You, Please Stop: Individualism, Activism, and the Estimating the Intergenerational Elasticity of Expected Income Limits of the Normative/Deviant Binary Jonathan with Short-run Income Measures: A Generalized Error-in- Horowitz, Carolina Population Center variables Model Pablo Andres Mitnik, Stanford University Hierarchical Item Response Models for Analyzing Public 3272. Special Session. MFP’s 45th Anniversary Year: Opinion Xiang Zhou, Harvard University Reflections of Elected ASA Leaders (and Former MFP Mechanism-Based Models with Nonparametric Bounds: A Fellows) on Its Disciplinary Impact and Legacy General Strategy for Estimating Age-period-cohort Effects Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Ethan Fosse, Princeton University 10:30am-12:10pm Standard Errors and Significance Tests for Populations David Session Organizer: Jean H. Shin, American Sociological F. Greenberg, New York University Association Discussant: Bryce J. Bartlett, Duke University Panelists: Patricia Hill Collins, University of Maryland-College Park 3270. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements. Aldon D. Morris, Northwestern University Revisiting Threats and Grievances in the Trump Era Mary Romero, Arizona State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, Rogelio Saenz, University of Texas-San Antonio 10:30am-12:10pm The ASA Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) welcomes its 45th cohort in Session Organizers: Thomas V. Maher, Purdue University 2018—which is quite a milestone. In 1974, ASA began MFP as a pre-doctoral training program to support and develop underrepresented minority (URM) outcomes in these sexual minority populations and (3) workplace sexism has scholars in sociology. It continues as a central activity strongly supported by been linked to negative health outcomes for women. New research in this the discipline. Partnerships with regional/aligned organizations annually area has identified mechanisms underlying the relationship between provide sufficient funding for ASA to continue MFP, in addition to smaller discrimination and negative health outcomes by documenting how such amounts that are donated annually by many individual ASA members. The social forces “get under the skin.” Understanding and identifying these original purpose of MFP was to increase the number of minority scholars mechanisms helps to elucidate social processes that link discrimination to completing doctoral degrees in sociology. This was to address both the severe negative health outcomes at the population level. In addition, new work in underrepresentation of minority faculty as campuses were becoming more this area has pushed sociological understanding of discrimination by seriously diverse and the need for sociological scholarship to include the rich research analyzing the effects of discrimination at the structural and institutional levels perspectives, issues, and methods of URM scholars. The push for greater on negative health outcomes. Examples discrimination at the structural and representation continues to be a focus and MFP today centers on support for institutional levels investigated in recent research include racialized policing, doctoral candidates who need financial support to complete their discriminatory legislation, and problematic racial categorization by official dissertations and launch their careers. MFP’s cohort-based approach is built government offices such as the Census bureau. This panel will bring together on the premise that far more than one-on-one mentoring is needed today. researchers on the cutting edge of this work to present their findings as well ASA organizes and hosts research and professional development activities as to discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by work that links and events at the ASA Annual Meeting for current and past MFP Fellows, and discrimination to negative population health outcomes. supports the links in multiple networks of “thick” mentoring relationships within and across cohorts. In this panel session, five former MFP Fellows, now 3276. Regular Sessions. Medical Education: History, Status, all senior faculty members and elected ASA leaders, reflect on the and Reform contributions of MFP to the discipline—its scholarship, leadership, and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, diversity. 10:30am-12:10pm 3273. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology. Hans O. Session Organizers: Rene Almeling, Yale University Mauksch Award and Address Sharon Preves, Hamline University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, An Analysis on the Cultural Competency Training Mandate 10:30-11:30am and its Implication on Medical Education Reform Cirila Session Organizer: Jay R. Howard, Butler University Estela Vasquez Guzman, Morehouse School of Medicine; Presider: Jay R. Howard, Butler University Andrew Sussman, Department of Family and Community Service Sociology for a Better World Meg Wilkes Karraker, Medicine; Robert Valdez, Department of Economics University of St. Thomas Status Separation as a Mechanism for Elite Reproduction in Residency Training Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University 3274. Author Meets Critics. Dark Matters: On the Triage the Knowledge: Ignorance and Sufficient Surveillance of Blackness (Duke University Press, 2015) Understanding at an American Medical School Julia by Simone Browne and The Color of Love: Racial Knopes, Case Western Reserve University Features, Stigma and Socialization in Black Brazilian What Can Be More Logical Than To Consult With Specialists? Families (University of Texas Press, 2015) by Elizabeth The Development of Contemporary Medical Education Hordge-Freeman Kelly Underman, Drexel University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, 10:30am-12:10pm 3277. Special Session. Disability, Intersectionality, and Session Organizer: Sarah Mayorga-Gallo, University of Microaggressions Massachusetts-Boston Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Authors: Simone Browne, University of Texas-Austin 10:30am-12:10pm Elizabeth Hordge-Freeman, University of South Florida Session Organizers: Heather E. Dillaway, Wayne State Critic: Ellis Prentis Monk, Harvard University University Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut 3275. Special Session. Social Climate Embodied: Linking Laura Mauldin, University of Connecticut Discrimination to Health Outcomes Panelists: Nirmala Erevelles, University of Alabama Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, Alan Santinele Martino, McMaster University 10:30am-12:10pm Angela Frederick, University of Texas-El Paso Session Organizer: Catherine J. Taylor, Indiana University Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Panelists: Nancy Lopez, University of New Mexico Robyn Lewis Brown, University of Kentucky Abigail A. Sewell, Emory University Brianne Davila, California State Polytechnic University, Mark Louis Hatzenbuehler, Columbia University Pomona Discussant: Bruce G. Link, University of California-Riverside We propose a special session to examine the ways in which race and A burgeoning body of research links exposure to racism, sexism, anti- racism, gender and sexism, sexuality and heterosexism, class and classism, LBGT sentiment, and the intersections of these three, to negative population and disability and ableism are built in to the interactions, practices, health outcomes. For example: (1) disproportionate police surveillance has discourses, and institutions of society. Recent research in education has been linked to negative health outcomes among African–Americans, (2) legal suggested that students of color with disabilities encounter different polices disadvantaging gays, and lesbians have been linked to negative health classroom experiences than white students with disabilities, which constrain their ability to use support resources. Feminist disability scholars have also Privilege, and Identity Renata Rodrigues Bozzetto, found that women with disabilities have unique experiences within doctors’ Florida International University offices compared to men that ultimately limit the medical treatments available to them. Using these examples as our starting point, we would like Bringing the Incorporated Comparison Method into to focus in on how individuals with disabilities – who also represent and Chinese Stagnation Studies Sung Hee Ru, State identify with particular race, gender, class, and sexuality statuses that might University of New York-Binghamton affect their interactions as well as their access to opportunities – experience How Does Race Get Conceptualized Within the Social microaggressions on a daily basis. In other words, what strategies are used to keep different groups of “disabled” individuals in their “place,” and how are World? christopher Lamar Rogers these strategies similar or different across intersectional categories? How do Table 04. Race, Gender, and Sexuality: Across Institutions and microaggressions that are based in both disability and other intersectional Movements identities “feel” to the targeted individual and how are the outcomes of Table Presider: Sharan Kaur Mehta, Rice University microaggressions that are based at least in part on disability similar or different depending on individuals’ intersecting locations? We aim to flush Carceral-Masculinity in the Making- Intersectional out how various “isms” and microaggressions work through multiple Identities Within Carceral Institutions Jonathan Manuel dimensions of inequality and argue that an analysis of everyday experiences Ibarra, University of California-Santa Barbara of disability and ableism will help us to also see how other intersectional Coming Out Wasn’t Easy: An Examination of Mexican- identities and statuses “feel” as well. Finally, and importantly, there are still glaring gaps in opportunities (and the ability of individuals to use American Lesbian High Schoolers in Chicago Inez Ayala, opportunities theoretically available to them) caused by race, class, gender, University of Illinois at Chicago; Ilse Rodriguez, sexuality, and disability that are all based in varying ways on the combined University of Illinois at Chicago and intertwined macro forces of racism, sexism, classism, heterosexism, and The Myth of Common Oppression: Confronting ableism (among others), and we should aim to understand the exact nature of how these complex gaps are experienced on the micro level so that we can Contemporary Racism in Feminism and the Role of better see, feel, and reduce the impact of social injustices. Emotion-management Elsa Hollyer When “She” Joined: Gender Identity Conflict and Mexican 3280. Student Forum Refereed Roundtable Session American Male High School Football Players Karina Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 10:30am- Gamboa, University of Illinois at Chicago; Elizabeth 12:10pm Navarrete, University of Illinois at Chicago; Amelia Session Organizer: Ellen Whitehead, Rice University Najera, University of Illinois at Chicago Table 01. A Sociological Approach to Health and Difference Table 05. Racism and Racial Bias: From Past to Present Table Presider: Erica Zurawski, University of California-Santa Table Presider: Allan Farrell, Rice University Cruz Productions of White Identity in Contemporary Hatecore Autism Spectrum Disorder and Social Psychology: An Lyrics Roberto Fernandez Morales Emotional, Social, and Communicative Analysis Gemini Racial Bias of DOJ Investigation Agencies Isaac Alexis Creason-Parker, Northeastern State University Doppenberg, Northwestern University Autism Spectrum Disorder in Mexican American Sleeping with the Enemy: How Black/White Interracial Communities: Barriers, Struggles, and Parent Coping Couples Navigate Through Race, Racism, Identity, and Strategies Alondra Raygoza, University of Illinois at Trust Jennifer Nora Adkins, University of British Chicago; Kiara Aparicio, University of Illinois at Columbia Chicago; Andrea Diaz, University of Illinois at Chicago Uncovering Imperialism’s Role in Violence against Native The Eugenic Search for a Genetic Cure Meagan Louise Women Rebecca L. Morrow, University of Illinois at Sanders Urbana-Champaign Table 02. Discussing Difference: Online, In the Classroom, In Table 06. Stratification within and between Classrooms the Home Table Presider: Elizabeth Marie Anderson, Wake Forest Table Presider: Wendy Marie Laybourn, University of University Maryland Stratification in Study Abroad Participation Mitchell David Across the Table: Navigating Political Differences within Lingo, University of Iowa the American Family Luke Kochak Svasti, University of Structure and Agency at the School Desk: The Making of Oxford Students in First Grade Meredith Devennie, Syracuse Perceptions of Discussion of Race at a Small Southeastern University University Justin Vieira, East Carolina University The Business of Diversity within California Higher Swallowing the Red Pill: Evolutionary Psychology and Education and Public Policy David Ortuno Economics in the Manosphere Shawn Van Table 07. Tension and Precarity in the Workplace Valkenburgh, University of California-Santa Barbara Table Presider: Joseph Reynolds Van Der Naald, City Table 03. New Theory, Old Concepts: Race and Nationality University of New York-The Graduate Center Table Presider: Raul S. Casarez, Rice University Feeling Disposable: Exploring the Emotional Structure of Brazilians as Latinos: Re-Thinking Marginalization, Precarious Migrant Labor Lola Loustaunau Stigmatization in the Workplace: A Comparison of Civilians Table 06. Voice and Union Struggle and Veterans Mackenzie Anne Griffith, University of Sisyphus or Hercules? Institutional Outcomes of the Nebraska-Lincoln; Regina E. Werum, University of Graduate Employee Union Movement Kathleen Ragon, Nebraska-Lincoln University of Connecticut The Moral Economy of Los Angeles Restaurant Workers The Struggle to Decommodify the Service Sector: The Eric Arce, University of California-Santa Barbara Canadian Auto Workers and the Casino Industry Alissa Mazar, McGill University 3281. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Refereed Worker Voice in America: A Current Assessment and Roundtable Session Exploration of Options Thomas A. Kochan, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 10:30- Massachusetts Institute of Technology; William 11:30am Thomas Kimball, Massachusetts Institute of Session Organizer: Sarah Christine Swider, University of Technology; Duanyi Yang, Massachusetts Institute of Copenhagen Technology; Erin Kelly, Massachusetts Institute of Table 01. Unions and Coalitions Technology Are We All in This Together? Teachers’ Unions in Cross- Table 07. Changing Subjectivities Movement Coalitions Amanda Pullum, California State Table Presider: Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina- University-Monterey Bay Charlotte What Do Unions Do in Coalitions? Campaigns for Paid Sick The Enigma of Subjective Transformation in the Labor Leave in California and Pennsylvania Cassandra Movements: Lessons from a Longitudinal Case Alpkan Engeman, Stockholm University Birelma, Ozyegin University Chinese Workers’ Tolerance, Division and Dependence on With All That I Am, Not All That I Can Do: Navigating Labor External Support within Their Initial Resistance Rights at Home Katherine Maich, Pennsylvania State Changling Cai, State University of New York- University Binghamton Table 02. (Mis) Classification and Impact on Workers 3285. Special Session. Behind the Scenes: A Discussion of Borders Within Borders: The Impact of Occupational Applying for and Being an Editor of an ASA Journal Licensing on Immigrant Incorporation Beth Redbird, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 10:30am- Northwestern University; Angel Alfonso Escamilla 12:10pm Garcia, Northwestern University Session Organizer: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Square Builders and High Road Operators: Successfully Presider: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Organizing Against Worker Misclassification Michael Panelists: Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca College Slone, Case Western Reserve University; Timothy S. Michael Sauder, University of Iowa Black, Case Western Reserve University; Alicia Smith- Brian Kelly Tran, Case Western Reserve University Richard M. Carpiano, University of California-Riverside Table 03. Workers on the Edge James Moody, Duke University Table Presider: Sarah Christine Swider, University of Linda Renzulli, Purdue University Copenhagen An open discussion with editors and former editors of ASA journals and From Militancy to Addiction and Back Again? A Cultural members of the ASA Committee on Publications on what it’s like to edit a journal and how editors are nominated and selected. Take on the Union Renewal Dilemma Peter R. Ikeler, State University of New York-Old Westbury Monday, 11:30 am Panhandling in the Complexity of Space Ian Palmer, 3222. Meeting. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Wayne State University Business Meeting Seasonal Agriculture Labor in Turkey: Problems and Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 11:30am- Potential Solutions Fatime Gunes, Anadolu University 12:10pm Table 04. Resistance under Coersive Labor Regimes Table Presider: Melissa Gouge, George Mason University 3266. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Culture Business I Gave Her a Couple of Words: Worker Resistance in Meeting Coercive Labor Regimes Erin E. Hatton, State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, of New York-Buffalo 11:30am-12:10pm Table 05. Labor, Gender, and Inequality Gendered Recruitment: Gender Inequality and Head 3273. Meeting. Section on Teaching and Learning in Hunting in the Hiring Process Koji Rafael Chavez, Sociology Business Meeting Washington University-St. Louis Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, 11:30am-12:10pm Jay R. Howard, Butler University Penelope W. Lewis, City University of New York-Murphy 3281. Meeting. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Institute for Labor Studies Business Meeting Catherine L. Moran, University of New Hampshire Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 11:30am- Jill Niebrugge-Brantley, George Washington University 12:10pm Nicholas D. Pagnucco, St. Mary's University College Monday, 12:30 pm Victor W. Perez, University of Delaware The ASA established a Task Force on Contingent Faculty to examine 3382. Plenary Session. Feeling Race in the Public Eye employment trends, conditions of employment, the position of contingent Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon E, Level 5, 12:30- faculty in the university, the effects on careers, and the consequences for higher education. Conditions for full-time non-tenure-system faculty are 2:10pm generally dramatically better than conditions for part-time per-course Session Organizer: Jonathan M. Metzl, Vanderbilt University instructors, with the former more common at research universities and the Presider: Jonathan M. Metzl, Vanderbilt University latter more common at community colleges and state universities. The task Panelists: Jonathan M. Metzl, Vanderbilt University force produced a preliminary report at the 2017 annual meeting, and seeks feedback from ASA members on the final report and existing situation on Sabrina Saddiqui, The Guardian various kinds of campuses and on recommendations for future action by the Dorian Warren, Center for Community Change, Roosevelt ASA, sociology departments, universities, and individuals. Institute, and Economic Security Project Christina Greer, New York University 3411. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Sentencing in Context and the Collateral Consequences of Incarceration Monday, 2:30 pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 2:30- 3407. Meeting. Sociological Theory Editorial Board 4:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 2:30- Session Organizers: Patricia Y. Warren, Florida State University 4:10pm Amada Armenta, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Rachel Ellis, University of Missouri-St. Louis 3409. Policy and Research Workshop. National Science Arrest, Incarceration, and Depression: Impacts of Contact with Foundation: Proposal Development, Merit Review and the American Criminal Justice System On Mental Health Funding Opportunities Timothy G Edgemon, University of Georgia; Ronald L. Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 2:30- Simons, University of Georgia 4:10pm Fighting Just to Stay Right: Work and Individualism in the Age Session Organizer: Joseph M. Whitmeyer, National Science of Mass Criminalization Lucius John Couloute, University of Foundation Massachusetts-Amherst Leader: Toby L. Parcel, North Carolina State University Narratives of Entrenchment: Discrimination, Trauma, and Co-Leader: Joseph M. Whitmeyer, National Science Stress in an Era of Mass Incarceration Tiffany Amorette Foundation Young, Texas A&M University This workshop targets graduate students, faculty, and researchers who Race, Mass Incarceration, and Trust in the Justice System, are new at proposal writing and submission or are interested in learning 1973-2016 Timothy L. O'Brien, University of Wisconsin- about funding opportunities for sociological research at the National Science Foundation. Representatives from NSF will discuss the proposal development Milwaukee process, elements of a competitive proposal, proposal submission and Sentencing Drug Offenders Amid the Opioid Epidemic: Effects review, and funding opportunities for sociological research. The format will of Defendant Race and Court-context on Punishment be interactive, allowing for audience questions and participation. Time is Circumventions Noah Painter-Davis, University of New allotted for providing advice on how to prepare competitive doctoral dissertation proposals. Mexico; Jeffery T. Ulmer, Pennsylvania State University; Darrell Steffensmeier, Pennsylvania State University 3410. Policy and Research Workshop. Contingent Faculty in Academic Sociology (Sponsored by the ASA Task Force on 3412. Section on Marxist Sociology Refereed Roundtable Contingent Faculty) Session Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 2:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 2:30- 4:10pm 3:30pm Session Organizers: Louis Esparza, California State University- Session Organizer: Stephanie Baran, University of Wisconsin- Los Angeles Milwaukee Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts Table 01. Ecological and Class Entanglements in Capitalism Panelists: Ruth Milkman, City University of New York-The Table Presider: Jennifer A. Strangfeld, California State Graduate Center University-Stanislaus Marisa Camille Allison, George Mason University A Capitalist Ecological Crisis, Structural Impediments to Reflexivity, and the Role of Class Power Timothy Clark, North Carolina State; Andrew Robert Smolski, North Imaginary Dominic Wetzel, City University of New York Carolina State University; Jason Allen; Heather Kay Enchanted Capitalism: Myths, Markets, and Monsters Alex Sanchez, North Carolina State University M. Zukas, National University Biotechnology and Industrial Food Production: Explaining Negative Movement? The Politics of the Socially Excluded the Ideological Divide over Health Impact and Capital at the Dawn of Century Philip George Lewin, Florida Accumulation Liu Chun-yan, Shanghai University; Atlantic University Tarique Niazi, University of Wisconsin Online Teaching: Liberating or Deadening? Lorna Lueker Herbert Marcuse, Radical Subjectivity, and Climate Zukas, National University Breakdown: Toward a New Ecological Politics Michael Table 05. Trampling on Trump: Sociological Examinations of J. Sukhov Trump, U.S. Expansion, and Inequality I Just Don’t Want to be Judged: Cultural Capital's Impact Table Presider: Vince Montes, San Jose State University on Student Plagiarism Jennifer A. Strangfeld, California Donald Trump and the 2016 Presidential Election: An State University-Stanislaus Adornian Analysis Timothy Haverda, University of Sinkhole Disasters, Urban Nature, and Financing Disaster Texas-San Antonio; Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Capitalism Albert S. Fu, Kutztown University Texas-San Antonio Table 02. Intersections of Race, Gender, and Poverty Under Reinventing the Gilded Age: Social Inequality in the Trump Capitalism Era Lloyd Klein, City University of New York-LaGuardia Table Presider: Chunhui Ren, Delta State University Community College Divergent Trajectories and Separate Challenges: The The U.S. State, Coercive Power, and Blowback Vince Increasing Significance of Class in Black-white Earnings Montes, San Jose State University Inequality, 1968–2015 Chunhui Ren, Delta State Westward the Course of Empire! How the United States University Became Capitalist James Parisot, Temple University Jobs Don’t Solve Poverty! The Anti-work Politics of the Welfare Rights Movement S. Wilson Sherwin, City 3413. Special Session. New Theoretical and Methodological Developments in Stigma (Sponsored by the National University of New York-The Graduate Center Institutes of Health) Newark’s Ras Baraka, Self-Determination Politics, and the Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 2:30- Contradictions of the Black Urban Regime John D. Arena, College of Staten Island 4:10pm Session Organizer: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University The Privatization of Public Housing, Gentrification and Presider: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Displacement in Queens, New York Steven Lang, City University of New York-LaGuardia Community College; Structural Stigma and Health Inequalities Mark Louis Hatzenbuehler, Columbia University Filip Stabrowski, LaGuardia Community College Cultural Components of Stigma: Human Rights and Recovery Lessons on Love and Liberation from the Life of Radical in Global Mental Health Lawrence Yang, New York Black Scholar: Roderick Douglas Bush Melanie E. L. Bush, Adelphi University; Daniel Douglas, Rutgers University Segregation, Stigma, and Stratification: A Biosocial Model University; Chriss V Sneed, University of Connecticut Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University Table 03. Political Economy and World Systems Blueprints to the Way Forward Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana Table Presider: Jared M. Walker, Utah State University Cyclical Rhythms and the World-economy: A World- University Discussant: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University systems Perspective Jared M. Walker, Utah State Stigma research stands at a unique historic and scientific juncture. University Following a 20 year resurgence in stigma research and policy attention, both Estranged Economics: Preserving Critique in New of these foci are in need of a refresh and an accounting that develop novel Economic Sociology Andrew Paul Lynn, University of directions that account for both past gains and continuing challenges. This Virginia panel brings together stigma researchers from different perspective and disciplines but who all focus on the more structural and cultural aspects of Strategic Action and Endogenous Institutional Change: prejudice and discrimination. Variable Strategy in International Monetary Reform Christoffer Zoeller, University of California-Irvine 3414. Thematic Session. Racial Emotion in the Sociological Table 04. Queer Capitalisms: Examining the Strange, Unusual House and Excluded Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 2:30- Table Presider: Dominic Wetzel, City University of New York 4:10pm Christianity as Spectacle: Spiritual Warfare, Territorial Session Organizer: Cedric Herring, University of Maryland- Spirits and the Kill the Gays Bill: City Taking, Demonic Baltimore County Possession and Porn Addiction in the Charismatic Presider: Aldon D. Morris, Northwestern University The Wise Mother and the Boundaries of Solidarity Heather M. continental Europe. Not only “race”, nor ethnicity, are concepts that do not Dalmage, Roosevelt University have a currency in policy making, public discourses or in the media, but there is a ban against them in laws and statistics. This situation stems from a Understanding Asian Anti-black Attitudes: A Preliminary Step strategy to de-racialize Western European societies in the aftermath of Toward a Sociology of Racism and Emotions Hayward nazism, scientific racism and decolonization. However, this strategy of Derrick Horton, State University of New York-Albany colorblindness is reaching its limits in a context of unprecedented ethno- The Emotional Strain of Doing Diversity: The Case of racial diversity, due to post-colonial migration, and pervasive ethnic and racial discrimination. Ethnicity and race are now widespread labels in social Multiracial Church Pastors Korie L. Edwards, Ohio State representations and interactions, and tend to penetrate political speeches. So University how Europe is (re)discovering race and how different arenas and stakeholders This session will focus on how, all too often, when discussing issues of are dealing with it will be addressed by this panel. ethnicity and race within sociology, researchers leave out emotions associated with these variables as a way to be objective in discussing social 3417. Meeting. Rose Series in Sociology Editorial Board and sociopolitical issues for society in general. This thematic session will Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 2:30- examine how sociologists deal with emotions as part of the sociological 4:10pm enterprise. 3418. Professional Development Workshop. Preparing for a 3415. Thematic Session. Feeling Race, Seeing Race, Place Career on the Alt-Ac Track Race Globally: Bodies, Sexuality, Space Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 2:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 2:30- 4:10pm 4:10pm Session Organizer: Brandy L. Simula, Emory University Session Organizer: Claire Alexander, University of Manchester Chocolate Cities and Intersectionality: How Black Co-Leaders: Brandy L. Simula, Emory University Reese Kelly, Dartmouth College Transwomen Changed Urban America Marcus Anthony Panelists: Shan Mukhtar, Emory University Hunter, University of California-Los Angeles Kegan Allee-Moawad, University of Southern California Gaping Holes, Lost Souls: Emotions as Coordinates to a Good Enough Becoming Gail Lewis, University of London Anjulet V. Tucker, Emory University This session—designed for graduate students and recent PhDs— will Racism, the Postracial, and the Scientific Sensibility of discuss the emerging professional field of alternative-academic (alt-ac) Racialization Brett St Louis, Goldsmiths College, University employment. Presenters bring experience in a broad range of alt-ac paths of London including: scholarship and fellowship advising, ESL program direction, honors Discussant: France Winddance Twine, University of California- program management, institutional research and assessment, faculty development, Title IX coordination, diversity and equity consulting, and Santa Barbara cultural center direction. Presenters will discuss their experiences navigating This session brings together scholars from Britain and the United States the alt-ac career path, the range of career paths that constitute the alt-ac who are working on the intersection of race, gender, sexuality and emotion field, and identify skill sets that help make one marketable for alt-ac from comparative and inter-disciplinary perspectives. The papers combine positions. We will talk about how to go about securing an alt-ac position, empirical and theoretical reflections on ‘the affective turn’ in sociology and including the differences and similarities between the traditional academic social psychology, but place these within wider structural, political, spatial and alt-ac job markets, job searching strategies, how to convert an academic and (trans)national contexts. The panel critically engages with racialized CV into a CV for an alt-ac position, techniques for framing professional discourses and processes of inequality on both sides of the Atlantic, and experience in a cover letter for an alt-ac position, and negotiating alt-ac examines the continuities and disjunctures of the UK/US ‘special relationship’ offers. We will also discuss our experiences of the rewards and challenges of through the lens of race and emotion. working in alt-ac positions and developing alt-ac professional identities. Learning Objectives: • Familiarize participants with the range of alt-ac career 3416. Thematic Session. Doing Race in Europe: paths and specializations • Provide participants with knowledge about the Representations, Identities, and Recognition of Race in differences between traditional academic and alt-ac job markets and search Europe processes • Help participants build alt-ac job search strategies, including Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 2:30- identifying positions for which they are well-qualified, converting academic CVs to alt-ac/ administrative CVs, and build techniques for framing relevant 4:10pm experience in the alt-ac cover letter • Present participants with negotiation Session Organizer: Patrick Simon, INED strategies and options for alt-ac positions, including strategies for securing A Contentious Category: Ethno-racial Self-identification in a support for research and/ or teaching • Discuss rewards and challenges of alt- Colorblind France Patrick Simon, INED ac careers and developing alt-ac professional identities Talking Race in Sweden: Why so Hard? Historical Legacies and 3420. Regional Spotlight. Race and Space in Philadelphia and Current Discourses Irene Molina, Uppsala University the Philadelphia Region: Lessons in Segregation, An Ugly Word: Talking (or Not) about Race in Italy Marcello Exclusion, and Integration Maneri, University of Milano-Bicocca Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111B, Level 100, 2:30- On the Verge of Speakability? Struggles for Statistical Visibility 4:10pm of Racial Discrimination in Germany Linda Supik, Münster Session Organizer: Christopher Mele, State University of New University York-Buffalo If race is commonly used as a descriptive category in the US and in UK, Presider: Christopher Mele, State University of New York- the term itself and its meaning do not received the same attention in Buffalo University Panelists: Abigail Perkiss, Kean University Unfair Police Treatment of Black Residents and Depressive Len Albright, Northeastern University Symptoms in Nashville, TN Peter Vielehr, Vanderbilt Jackelyn Hwang, Stanford University University Sara Jacoby, University of Pennsylvania Table 03. Early Life The panel provides multiple scholarly perspectives on ongoing collective Table Presider: Lora E. Park, State University of New York- struggles for racial integration in light of enduring patterns of residential Buffalo segregation and exclusion in the Philadelphia region. Philadelphia and its suburbs have rich connections to issues of racial segregation and integration, Constructing and Reproducing Social Class and Health such as the suburban integration efforts of Quakers/Friends, the through Health Lifestyles Stefanie Mollborn, University development of Levittown as the suburban ideal, and the persistence of of Colorado-Boulder; Adenife Modile, University of segregation and appearance of new forms of exclusion as key parts of the city Colorado-Boulder are gentrified. The panel uses the regional focus to highlight larger historical political, social and cultural dimensions to the segregation/integration divide Early-Life Conditions and Edentulism: Adult Achievements and collective efforts to address it. The panel’s participants offer different as a Source of Resilience Haena Lee, University of perspectives – historical, demographic, political economic and cultural- to Michigan address racial segregation, exclusion and integration. Income Inequality in Childhood Predicts Financial 3422. Section on Aging and Life Course Refereed Roundtable Contingency of Self-worth and Well-being in Adulthood Session Lora E. Park, State University of New York-Buffalo; Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 2:30- Kristen Schultz Lee, State University of New York- 4:10pm Buffalo; Deborah E. Ward, State University of New Session Organizers: Richard A. Miech, University of Michigan York-Buffalo; Paul K. Piff, University of California-Irvine Jennifer A. Ailshire, University of Southern California The Role of Child Maltreatment in Adult BMI, Body Image, Table 01. Caregiving and High-risk Weight Control Efforts Andrea Liza Ruiz, Table Presider: J. Jill Suitor, Purdue University Pennsylvania State University; Sarah A. Font, Comparing Disabled Older Persons With and Without Pennsylvania State University Caregivers Using Two National Datasets Twyla J. Hill, Table 04. Global Health and Inequality Wichita State University Table Presider: Feinian Chen, University of Maryland-College Do Kids Know Who Mom Wants? Accuracy of Adult Park Children’s Perceptions of Mothers’ Caregiver Health Inequality and Life Satisfaction in China: A Preferences J. Jill Suitor, Purdue University; Megan Modernization Perspective Pui Yin Cheung, Indiana Gilligan, Iowa State University; Siyun Peng, Purdue University Bloomington University; Marissa Rurka, Purdue University; Jordan Subjective Health Assessments among Older Adults in Anthony Meyer, Purdue University; Karl Pillemer, Mexico Alison Reynolds, University of Missouri; Claire Cornell University E. Altman, University of Missouri Participation of Long-term Care Residents in Culture The Changing Gender Gap in Late Age Self-reported Health Change: Still a Challenge and Opportunity Robin Shura, in Taiwan Robert White, University of Florida; Fang-Yi Hiram College; Dale Dannefer, Case Western Reserve Huang, University of Florida University Time Use Profiles, Chronic Role Overload, and Women’s Subjective Caregiver Burden, Quality of Life, and Sense of Body Weight Trajectories from Middle to Later Life Purpose in Caregivers of Chronic Disease Patients Feinian Chen, University of Maryland-College Park; Lindsay R. Wilkinson; Bethany Smith, Baylor University; Zhiyong Lin, University of Maryland-College Park; Jong M. Ko, Baylor Heart and Vascular Institute; Kristen Luoman Bao, University of Maryland-College Park; M. Tecson, Baylor Heart and Vascular Institute Zachary Zimmer, Mount Saint Vincent University; Table 02. Disparities Socorro Gultiano, University of San Carlos; Judith Borja, Table Presider: Jen-Hao Chen, Howard University University of San Carlos Economic Hardship and Sleep in Mid and Later Life Jen- Table 05. Healthcare Hao Chen, Howard University Table Presider: Duane A. Matcha, Siena College Gender Differences in the Predictors of Four-year Baby Boomers and Health Care Reform: A History Lesson Mortality among Older Adults in Puerto Rico Catherine and a Way Forward Duane A. Matcha, Siena College Perez, University of Southern California; Jennifer A. Dying Responsibly: Deathcare as an Extension of Ailshire, University of Southern California Neoliberal Individuation in the Risk Society Doug The Great Recession as a Turning Point: The Effects of the Valentine, University of Missouri 2008 Crisis on Health Disparities Miles Marsala, Duke Forget Me Not: What Gets Lost in Translation in the Alzheimer’s industrial Complex Renee Lynn Beard, College of the Holy Cross Zheng, University of South Florida Health Care Services Utilization among Older People with Volunteerism and Health: The Conditioning Role of Social Dementia Comorbidity: A Polytomous Logistic Networks Noah Webster, University of Michigan; Approach Allison Houston, Proscenium Data Solutions Kristine J. Ajrouch, Eastern Michigan University; Toni C. Social and Organizational Practices that Shape Hospice Antonucci, University of Michigan Utilization in Nursing Homes Jason Rodriquez, Table 09. Transitions to Adulthood University of Massachusetts-Boston Table Presider: Christopher Steven Marcum, National Table 06. Later Life and Retirement Institutes of Health Table Presider: Amelia Karraker, National Institute on Aging Delayed Transition to Adulthood in Korea between 1990 From Snapshots to Movies: Retirement Sequences and and 2010: A Latent Class Analysis Soo-Yeon Yoon, Aging Trajectories in Limitations to Perform ADLs Ariel University of Pennsylvania Azar, University of Chicago; Esteban Calvo, Columbia Older Undergraduates: Feeling Younger and Happier? The University; Ignacio Madero-Cabib, Universidad de Mental Health Benefits of Being Off-time Dawn R. Chile; Ursula M. Staudinger, Columbia University; Norris, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Andrea Slachevsky, Universidad de Chile Revisiting Measures of Social Support on Mental Health I’ve Got to Make Money! I Don’t Really Care Anymore: among Transitions from Adolescent to Adulthood Tze- Age-based Differences in Gig Economy Work Li Hsu, Sam Houston State University; James Stykes, Alexandrea J. Ravenelle, City University of New York- Sam Houston State University; Jin Young Choi, Sam The Graduate Center Houston State University Unionization, Self-reported Health and Depressive Romantic Relationships, Parenthood, and the Personal Symptoms among the Older Workforce: A Longitudinal Sense of Control During the Transition to Adulthood C. Approach Using HRS Jacques Wels, University of Andre Christie-Mizell, Vanderbilt University; Brittany Cambridge Nicole Hearne, Vanderbilt University; Ashleigh Rene We are the Champions, a Time for Losers: A Qualitative Hope, Vanderbilt University; Ryan Talbert, Vanderbilt Study of Retired Olympic Athletes Michelle Pannor University; Cleothia Frazier, Vanderbilt University Silver, University of Toronto 3423. Professional Development Workshop. How to Write Table 07. Neighborhoods Table Presider: Jennifer A. Ailshire, University of Southern Clearly (Sponsored by the Public Engagement Advisory Committee) California Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 2:30- A Longitudinal Analysis of Productive Aging and Functional Health of Chinese Older Adults: Individual and Context 4:10pm Session Organizer: Douglas Hartmann, University of Characteristics Jiao Yu, Case Western Reserve Minnesota University Panelists: Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota Temporal and Spatial Dimensions of Socioeconomic Status on Adult Disability Ben Lennox Kail, Georgia State Lisa Wade, Occidental College Joel Best, University of Delaware University; Amy Spring, Georgia State University; Fabio Rojas, Indiana University Mathew D. Gayman, Georgia State University Although writing clearly is a crucial element in public sociology, most Trajectories of Perceived Neighborhood Quality across the sociologists receive limited instruction on how to become a good writer. This Life Course: Sociodemographic Determinants and workshop will help sociologists consider a variety of ways in which they can Implications for Well-being Jeffrey E. Stokes, Illinois improve their writing. It also will encourage audience members to form State University writing groups and find other ways to get feedback on their writing. Understanding the Frequency of Interpersonal Touch in 3424. Section on Economic Sociology. Entrepreneurs, Later Life: Race, Gender, Class, and Neighborhood Managers, and Their Environments Considerations Laura Upenieks, University of Toronto Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 2:30- Table 08. Social Support and Engagement 4:10pm Table Presider: Patricia A. Thomas, Purdue University Session Organizers: Frederick F. Wherry, Princeton University Anomie and Integration in the Formation of Subcultures: A Rachel E. Dwyer, Ohio State University Study on Square Dancing Groups in China Jiaxuan Yu Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Expected Social Support and Recovery of Functional Status Embracing Failure: A Cultural-computational Analysis of after Heart Surgery Zhe Zhang, Ohio State University; Failure Narrative Strategies in Entrepreneurship Jessica J. Dmitry Tumin, Ohio State University Santana, Stanford University Health Literacy, Social Support and Self-efficacy among the Network Content and Complex Diffusion: Evidence from a Elderly: Evidence from HINTS-2017 Zhong (John) Microfinance Intervention in India Valentina A. Assenova, and target their funding for more specific purposes. In this panel session, University of Pennsylvania program staff from three of the nation’s most prominent funders of social, educational, economic and policy research will provide an overview of Strength from Within: Individual and Establishment-level foundation programs and priorities, new initiatives, and the basics of grant- Evidence that Transfers Outperform Hires Alan Benson, seeking from private foundations. With extensive experience in evaluating University of Minnesota; Ben A. Rissing, Cornell University proposals as part of the grant-making process, panelists will also discuss, from Trump’s ‘America First’ Trade Policy and the Transition of the perspective of a funding organization, what investigators should consider when writing a grant application. This panel is designed to be especially useful Political Power in U.S. Trade Institutions Jesse Warhola Liss for early career scholars but is also informative for more experienced When Do the Last Become First? Multi-dimensional investigators. Institutional Complexity and the Privatization and Marketization in China Le Lin, University of Hawaii-Manoa 3448. Regular Sessions. Arabs and Arab Americans Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm 3439. Meeting. Section Officers with the Committee on Session Organizer: Louise Cainkar, Marquette University Sections Presider: Sahar Sadeghi, Muhlenberg College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 2:30-4:10pm Check it Right; You ain't White! Rita Stephan, US Department of State 3440. Meeting. Opportunities in Retirement Network (ORN) Color Blind Racism and Arab and Muslim Americans Louise Advisory Board and Business Meeting Cainkar, Marquette University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 305, Level 3, 2:30-4:10pm Strategies of Race: Arab, Muslim, Sikh, and South Asian 3441. Meeting. 2019 Program Committee Meeting American Advocacy in the 2010s Erik Love, Dickinson Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 306, Level 3, 2:30-6:10pm College Re(imagining) the Racial Hierarchy: The Interstiality of Brown 3446. Regular Sessions. Transgender Studies: New Racial Space and Arab American’s Place It Bradley J. Zopf, Theoretical and Methodological Approaches Carthage College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 401, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Discussant: Atiya Husain, University of Richmond Session Organizer: Stef M. Shuster, Michigan State University Presider: Carla A. Pfeffer, University of South Carolina 3449. Regular Sessions. Historicizing Concepts: When, Where, for Whom, and Why Gender Changed: Cosmopolitanism, Legitimacy, and Intellectual Property Determining Gender in the United States, 1990-2015 Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Laurel Westbrook, Grand Valley State University Session Organizer: Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut Health, Identity Processes, and Transgender Voices: A Quasi- Domesticating External Legitimacy: The Deification of a experimental Study of Gender Misclassification in Phone- Principle Graduate of the Two Kingdoms in Vietnam Yufen based Surveys Danya Raquel Lagos, University of Chicago Chang, Academia Sinica Factors Underlying Perceptions of Sex of Transgender People Cosmopolitan Dream, Colonial Hegemony: The Manchurian Long Doan, University of Maryland; Brian Powell, Indiana Motion Picture Corporation and the Production of My University; Natasha Quadlin, Ohio State University Nightingale (1943) Seio Nakajima, Waseda University I Don't Fit: Nonbinary Living in a Gendered World Harry Reification of the Intellect Nazan Bedirhanoglu, State Barbee, Florida State University; Doug Schrock, Florida University of New York-Binghamton State University 3450. Regular Sessions. Evaluating People, Work, and Discussant: Stef M. Shuster, Michigan State University Organizations 3447. Professional Development Workshop. Grant-Seeking Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm from Private Foundations: What Investigators Should Session Organizer: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Know Technology Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 402, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Presider: Michel Anteby, Boston University Session Organizer: James A. Wilson, Russell Sage Foundation How Online Discussions Produce Good Ideas Paul J. DiMaggio, Panelists: Leana Chatrath, Russell Sage Foundation New York University; Clark Bernier, Princeton University Rhoda Freelon, Spencer Foundation Emerging Cultures of Evaluation around Impact Assessment in Vivian S. Louie, William T. Grant Foundation Policy Research Organizations: Developing a Theoretical Seeking external funding for social science research is an increasingly Framework Kate Williams, University of Cambridge competitive process and preparing a successful letter of inquiry and grant Organizational Form, Social Capital, and Scientific Problem application can be a challenging and time-consuming exercise. In addition to Solving David Jeremy McBee, University of Arizona the many government sources of research funding, private foundations can also be an important source of financial support. It is important however, to The Intractable Logic of Quantification Hyunsik Chun, recognize that foundations differ from government sources in their funding University of Iowa; Michael Sauder, University of Iowa priorities – foundations generally tend to have more constrained resources Leaving it to the Professionals: How IRBs Became Compliance Bureaucracies Sarah Louise Babb, Boston College of Groningen; Andreas Flache, University of Groningen Discussant: Michel Anteby, Boston University The Identity Labeling Problem and a Corresponding "Solution" Kenneth Joseph, State University of New York-Buffalo; 3451. Regular Sessions. Governance and Climate Policy Jonathan Howard Morgan, Duke University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Robert Brulle, Drexel University 3454. Regular Sessions. International Perspectives on the Presider: Steven R. Brechin, Rutgers University Gendered Division of Family Work Privileged Accounts and Industry-driven Discourse in the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Debate Over Coal-fired Power Anya Mikael Galli Session Organizer: Laura Ann Sanchez, Bowling Green State Robertson, University of Maryland University Supporting Climate Policy: A Case Study of Environmental Presider: Kasey Jae Eickmeyer Group Tactics and Improving Political Feasibility in Oregon Division of Housework and Employment on Relationship Janet A. Lorenzen, Willamette University Quality, Anger and Guilt, and Distress in Canada Lei Chai, The Art of Government: Climate Change, Resilience, and University of Toronto Racial Neoliberalism Kirsten Rae Vinyeta, University of Effects of Fixed-term Employment on Partnership-stabilizing Oregon Events in Germany Daniel Baron, RWTH Aachen University; The Politics of Climate Change: The Impact of Structural Shifts Ingmar Rapp, University of Heidelberg on Climate Change Policy Loredana Loy, Cornell University Japanese Women and Men’s Time Spent on Housework and Discussant: Simone Pulver, University of California-Santa Childrearing Daisuke Ito, Kanazawa University Barbara Parental Joblessness and the Moderating Role of Household Work on Young Adults' Employment Outcomes Irma Mooi- 3452. Regular Sessions. Ethnomethodology and Reci, University of Melbourne; Lyn Craig, University of New Conversation Analysis: Studies in Medical Settings South Wales Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm When Does Unemployment Lead to Divorce? Male- Session Organizer: Douglas W. Maynard, University of breadwinner Norms and Divorce Risk in 30 Countries Pilar Wisconsin Gonalons-Pons, University of Pennsylvania; Markus Gangl, Presider: Jason Turowetz, University of Siegen Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Multimodal and Multisensorial Identification Work of Human Anatomy: A Case of Medical Reasoning in Surgical 3455. Regular Sessions. Jobs, Occupations, and Professions Operations Satomi Kuroshima, Tamagawa University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Reports of "Noncompliance:" Managing Issues of Session Organizer: Enobong (Anna) Branch, University of Accountability and Self-presentation in the Primary Care Massachusetts-Amherst Consultation Clara Ann Blomgren Bergen, University of Perceived Job and Labor Market Insecurity in the United California-Los Angeles States: Workers' Attitudes from 2002-2014 Travis S. Lowe, Making Treatment Recommendations: Physicians’ University of Tulsa Conversational Actions, Medical Authority, and Antibiotic Race, Gender, and Parenthood on Returns from Job Changes Prescribing Nan Wang, University of California-Los Angeles in the New and Traditional Economies Sharla N. Alegria, Mobilizing the Elasticity of Certainty for Treatment University of California-Merced; Hyunsu Oh Acceptance Alexandra Tate, University of California-Los The Passion Principle: A Central Component of Work for Angeles Professionals in the New Economy Lindsay Jean DePalma, University of California-San Diego 3453. Regular Sessions. From Classic Questions to New Frontiers: Current Work in Mathematical Sociology 3456. Regular Sessions. Organizations Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Carter T. Butts, University of California- Session Organizer: Neal Caren, University of North Carolina- Irvine Chapel Hill An Experimental Study of Critical Mass Dynamics Damon M. Crossing Boundaries: A Study of Diversification by Social Centola, University of Pennsylvania Movement Organizations Dan Wang, Columbia University; MPEDS: A Semi-automated Approach for the Generation of Hayagreeva Rao, Stanford University; Sarah Soule, Protest Event Data Alex Hanna, University of Toronto Stanford University New Results on the Exact Connection between Inequality and Dropping the Indian: Social Movement Influence Over Mascot Justice Guillermina Jasso, New York University Change at Colleges and Universities Noemi Linares Online Social Networks Foster Cultural Isolation Marijn Alexis Ramirez, University of California-Irvine Keijzer, University of Groningen; Michael Maes, University Tactical Potency and Contested Meaning in the NFL Protests Sharon Erickson Nepstad, University of New Mexico; Alexis Austin M. MacLennan, University of New Mexico Discussant: Lynette H. Ong, University of Toronto The Institutionalization of Private Certification: Market 3459. Regular Sessions. Women’s STEM Stability or Contention? Andrew W. Martin, Ohio State Underrepresentation: Roles of Employees, University; Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College Workplace Activism, Corporate Institutions, and LGBT Health Organizations, and Institutions Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Benefits in the New Millennium Apoorva Ghosh, University Session Organizer: Irene Padavic, Florida State University of California-Irvine Presider: Irene Padavic, Florida State University 3457. Regular Sessions. Pathways through College The Deserving Professional: Instability and Inequality in the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Oil and Gas Industry Christine L. Williams, University of Session Organizer: Emily Rauscher, University of Kansas Texas-Austin Becoming Interesting: How Elite Undergraduates Build Doing Gender, Doing Networks: Exploring Individual Cultural Capital Through Narrative Christopher George Networking Strategies in High-tech Ethel L. Mickey, Takacs, University of Chicago Northeastern University Choices, Identities, Paths: Understanding Students’ Academic Pathways Toward Change: How Ideologies About Inequality Decisions Mitchell L. Stevens, Stanford University; Monique Shape the Implementation of Gender Equality Alison Harrison, Stanford University; Marissa Thompson, Stanford Wynn, Stanford University University; Arik Lifschitz, Stanford University; Sorathan Organizational Interventions and the Creation of Gendered Chaturapruek, Stanford University Knowledge: U.S. Universities and NSF Advance Kathrin Learning to Play the Field: Extended Advantages of Elite Zippel, Northeastern University; Myra Marx Ferree, Secondary Education for Low-Income College Students University of Wisconsin Melissa Osborne, University of Chicago Discussant: Sharon L. Sassler, Cornell University The Limits of Human Capital: College Majors, Internships, and the School-to-Work Transition Corey Pech, Ohio State 3465. Section on Sociology of Culture. Computational Social Science, Culture, and Cultural Analysis University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Defining Dropout: Symbolic Boundaries, College Identity, and 2:30-4:10pm Persistence among Four-year Students Christina Ciocca, Columbia University Session Organizer: Lynette Shaw, University of Michigan Presider: Lynette Shaw, University of Michigan Discussant: Katharine Broton A Field Experiment Designed to Disrupt Social Media Echo 3458. Regular Sessions. Peace and Conflict I Chambers on Twitter Christopher A. Bail, Duke University; Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm M.B. Fallin Hunzaker, New York University; Marcus Mann, Session Organizer: Kate Flynn, Bard College Duke University; Friedolin Merhout, Duke University; John Presider: Marie E. Berry, University of Denver Paul Bumpus, Duke University; Jaemin Lee, Duke Inverting Rare Events: A Configurational Approach to the University; Taylor Whitten Brown Study of Political Violence Eric Schoon, Ohio State Legitimating Big Business: Moral Discourse and the University; Ronald L. Breiger, University of Arizona; David Construction of the Corporate Actor in the Press Carly M. Melamed, Ohio State University; Christopher Nathan Knight, Harvard University Kleps, Ohio State University Lifting the Curtain: Backstage Cognition, Frontstage Behavior, Terrorist Attacks and the Collateral Consequences of U.S.-led and the Interpersonal Transmission of Culture Richard W. Counter-Terrorism in Iraq Joshua Kaiser, Dartmouth Lu, University of California-Berkeley; Jennifer A. Chatman, College; John Hagan, Northwestern University University of California-Berkeley; Amir Goldberg, Stanford An Assessment of Non-Media-Based Dataset on Contentious University; Sameer Srivastava, University of California- Activity in Israel-Palestine, 1987-1993 Eitan Y. Alimi, The Berkeley Hebrew University Mapping Cultural Schemas: From Theory to Method M.B. Disaggregating Civilian and Combatant Deaths in Bosnia and Fallin Hunzaker, New York University Herzegovina Hollie Nyseth Brehm, Ohio State University Measuring Meaning at Scale: Computational Methods for the The Corporate War Dead: New Perspectives on the Semantic Construction of Austerity in the United Kingdom Demographics of American and British Contractors Ori Devin J. Cornell, University of California-Santa Barbara; Swed, University of Texas-Austin; Thomas Crosbie, John W. Mohr, University of California-Santa Barbara University of Maryland-College Park; Jae Kwon, University 3466. Section on Asia and Asian America. Race in Asia and of Texas-Austin; Bryan Feldscher, University of Texas- Asian America Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, The Struggle Within: Labor Leaders’ Strategies for 2:30-4:10pm Incorporating Racial Justice in American Unions Amelia Session Organizer: Kazuko Suzuki, Yale University Fortunato, City University of New York-The Graduate Presider: Kazuko Suzuki, Yale University Center Divergence Within? Indian Caste Lines and Immigrant Ethnic Discussant: Charles Payne, Rutgers University-Newark and Racial Identity Formation in the United States 3469. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender, Race, Saswathi Natta, University of Maryland-College Park; Julie and State Violence Park, University of Maryland-College Park Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, I Can Choose to Look Away: The Protective Role of Race among Asian Undocumented Young Adults Esther Yoona 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Joseph Crampah Ewoodzie, Davidson Cho, University of California-Berkeley College In the Margins: Pan-Ethnic Diversity among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders on Television Christina B. Chin, Black Girls and the Talk: Policing, Parenting, and the (re)Production of Hegemonic Illegibility Shannon Malone California State University-Fullerton; Meera E. Deo, Gonzalez, University of Texas-Austin Thomas Jefferson School of Law; Faustina M. DuCros, San Capitalizing on Diversity and Fear: A Gentrifying Immigrant Jose State University; Jenny Jong-Hwa Lee, University of California-Los Angeles; Noriko Milman, University of San LGBT Neighborhood after Trump Feng-Yuan Hsu, Columbia University Francisco; Nancy Wang Yuen, Biola University Protectors of the Defenders: Gendered Logics of Protection Okinawan as a Global Ancestral Group: Indigenous, Ethnic and Sacrifice within the Donbas Conflict Christina Olha Minority, and Uncategorized Jane H. Yamashiro The Same Separate? Group Discrimination in the United Jarymowycz, Boston University States and Japan Tristan Ivory, University of Missouri 3470. Section on Sociology of Law. Reconceptualizing Rights Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, 3467. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology. Racial Slavery, Colonialism, and Global White Supremacy 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Rebecca Ann DiBennardo, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, California-Los Angeles 2:30-4:10pm Equal Law, Unequal Process: How Context and Judges Shape Session Organizer: Moon-Kie Jung, University of Massachusetts Equal Opportunity Decision-Making in the Courts Christopher Nathan Kleps, Ohio State University Presider: Cedric de Leon, Tufts University Fairness and the Meaning of the ADA Paul Roman Durlak, Panelists: Crystal Marie Fleming, State University of New York- Stony Brook State University of New York-Buffalo Gender Identity Laws: The Legal Status of Global Sex/Gender Jae Kyun Kim, University of Southern California Identity Recognition J. Michael Ryan, Universidade de Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Chicago Lisboa Discussant: Cedric de Leon, Tufts University We Totally Go Subjective: Discretion, Bias and Benevolence in 3468. Section on Labor and Labor Movements. Race and Tenant Screening Anna Reosti, University of Washington Labor and the 50th Anniversary of the Memphis Strike Discussant: Jane Lilly Lopez, University of California-San Diego Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, 3471. Section on Medical Sociology. Race, Racism, and 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Chris Tilly, University of California-Los Health: Patterns and Processes Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, Angeles 2:30-4:10pm Presider: Dorian Warren, Center for Community Change, Roosevelt Institute, and Economic Security Project Session Organizer: Tyson H. Brown, Duke University Presider: Verna M. Keith, University of Alabama-Birmingham Antiracist Activism: A Clerical Union’s Struggle for Gender and Health Contextualized: Inequalities in Physiological Function Racial Equality, 1967-1981 Jennifer L. Pierce, University of at the Intersection of Race, Skin Color, and Place Taylor Minnesota Carnal Framings: Race, Class and Citizenship in a Multi-racial Hargrove, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Estimating the Risk of Police-involved Death by Race and Place Worker Center Sebastien Chauvin, University of Lausanne Frank Edwards, Cornell University; Michael Hughes Class, Race, and the Capitalist Crisis: From Reform to Esposito, University of Washington; Hedwig Eugenie Lee, Revolution Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; Jerome Scott, League of Revolutionaries for a New Washington University-St. Louis Gendered Racial Stratification and Health Disparities Christy America; Ralph Christopher Gomes, Howard University LaShaun Erving, Vanderbilt University Beyond Net Worth: Racial Differences in Wealth Portfolios these deficiencies. This session brings together sociologists whose research and Black-White Health Inequality across the Life Course and institutional initiatives address these challenges through the lens of open scholarship. Speakers include a representative from open access journal Lisa A. Keister, Duke University; Brian Aronson, Duke Sociological Science; the director of the open repository SocArXiv, and two University researchers who study the politics and economics of social science research. Psychological Outcomes of Discrimination among College Students on a Predominately White Campus: A 3474. Author Meets Critics. Big House on the Prairie: Rise of the Rural Ghetto and Prison Proliferation (University of Prospective Study Joseph Charles Jochman, University of Chicago Press, 2017) by John M. Eason and A Pound of Nebraska-Lincoln; Jacob E. Cheadle, University of Flesh: Monetary Sanctions as Punishment for the Poor Nebraska-Lincoln; Bridget Goosby, University of Nebraska- Lincoln (Russell Sage Foundation, 2016) by Alexes Harris Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, 3472. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. 2:30-4:10pm Energy Politics, Technology, and Just Transitions Session Organizer: Christopher Uggen, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Minnesota-Twin Cities 2:30-4:10pm Authors: John Major Eason, Texas A&M University Session Organizers: Kelly A. Joyce, Drexel University Alexes Harris, University of Washington David J. Hess, Vanderbilt University Critics: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Presider: Kelly A. Joyce, Drexel University Massachusetts Power to the People: Industrial Transition Movements and Frederick F. Wherry, Princeton University Energy Populism in the U.S. Pacific Northwest Meghan 3475. Special Session. Building Social Justice with Sociology Elizabeth Kallman, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Scott Frickel, Brown University Departments Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, Mobilizing the Middle: Fracking and Landfarming in Aotearoa 2:30-4:10pm New Zealand Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University Love of Truth and Ignorance: Ignorance as Practiced and Session Organizer: Jon D. Shefner, University of Tennessee Panelists: Leslie Hossfeld, Mississippi State University Normalized in the Great-Bioenergy Center June Jeon, Peter Phillips, Sonoma State University University of Wisconsin-Madison Jon D. Shefner, University of Tennessee Discussant: David J. Hess, Vanderbilt University Discussant: Michelle Marie Christian, University of Tennessee 3473. Special Session. Open Scholarship in Sociology In a time of unprecedented community needs and governmental neglect, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, sociologists are confronted with a variety of ways to contribute to social justice. Often, the pressures of the neoliberal university direct us away from 2:30-4:10pm that work into more traditional forms of scholarship. New directions in Session Organizer: Philip N. Cohen, University of Maryland traditional scholarship often divert us from community social justice work; Presider: Philip N. Cohen, University of Maryland the relentless search to self-fund our projects is foremost among the Open Scholarship: Who Wins, Who Loses, and What Does It university and societal pressures that keep us from social justice work, but there are many others. Despite recent attention to public sociology, and to Mean for Sociology? Elizabeth Popp Berman, State various earlier forms of community-oriented research, no single model exists University of New York-Albany to guide us forward to diminish the hardships that define our current Can Open Access Publishing Save Sociology, and From What? moment. Without seeking a single model, what can we learn from the varied Kim Weeden, Cornell University actions of the sociologists on this panel that can help others confront obstacles in the academic world and nurture social justice work? The Peer Review in Sociology Doesn't Have to be Such a Disaster sociologists on this panel have used their research and organizing skills to Philip N. Cohen, University of Maryland develop a number of projects that nurture progressive social change. Over Sociology, like other academic disciplines, seeks to conduct research that time, their experiences have ranged from working as individuals to more improves our understanding of the social world. We want that research to be collective processes. Some of them have been able to innovate in ways that relevant, to reflect as well as interact with the social actors for whom it is have brought their departments along with them, while others are beginning relevant; we want it to be efficient, to maximize collaboration and exchange, that process. This panel will help detail different possibilities of confronting and to make the most of our limited resources; and we want it to be injustice in concrete ways across academic career life courses and locales. accessible, to be read and debated by a wide audience beyond our disciplinary boundaries and university walls. These challenges seem more 3476. Section on Methodology. Duncan Lecture acute now than at any time in recent memory. We are at a potential crisis Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, point, where public confidence in science and academia is highly contested, 2:30-3:30pm where political actors at the highest level use their power to squeeze – if not directly attack – academic researchers whose work they find inconvenient, Session Organizer: James Moody, Duke University and where the economics of higher education is high on the agenda of public discourse. And yet our scholarly communication system, especially journal 3477. Section on Political Sociology. The 2018 Midterm publishing, remains mired in the structures of the past – moving too slowly Election and Beyond: Electoral Politics during the Trump and costing too much – which impedes the quality, quantity, efficiency, and Presidency responsiveness of our research. Open scholarship is a broad response to Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Andrea Nicole Hunt, University of North Alabama 2:30-4:10pm Table 06. Empowering Ideas in Teaching and Learning Session Organizer: Richard Lachmann, State University of New Table Presider: Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown York-Albany College Presider: Richard Lachmann, State University of New York- From the Abstract to the Concrete: Facilitating Student Albany Application of Marxist Theory to Contemporary Class American Populism: From Movements to Leaders Ritchie Phenomena Ann M. Strahm, California State Savage, Pratt Institute University-Stanislaus The Academic Trumpets: A Sociological Inquiry into Those Holocaust and Human Rights Education: Cultivating Three Scholars Who Support the Trump Presidency David L. Rs Michael F. Polgar, Pennsylvania State University Swartz, Boston University Table 07. Racial Identity and Ideology in The Classroom The White Working Class: Lost, Strayed, or Stolen? J. Gregg Table Presider: Matthew Howard McLeskey, State University Robinson, Grossmont College of New York-Buffalo Natural Law, Herbert Spencer, Donald Trump and American A Sociological Examination of College Students’ Cognitive Values Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State University and Affective Dimensions of White Racial Identity Discussant: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Timothy D. Levonyan Radloff, East Stroudsburg University 3480. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Discussing Contemporary Racial Justice in Academic Refereed Roundtable Session Spaces: Minimizing Epistemic Exploitation while Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 2:30- Neutralizing White Fragility Adele Norris, University of 4:10pm Waikato Session Organizers: Laurie Jordan Linhart, Des Moines Area Hidden Figures Jamie Lynn Palmer, University of Georgia Community College Radical Sociology Under Siege: Exploring the Attack on the Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State University Radical Scholar, Ideology, and Transformative Table 01. Teaching at a Community College Movement Building Anthony Jerald Jackson, Howard Table Presiders: Laurie Jordan Linhart, Des Moines Area University; Britany Gatewood, Howard University; Community College Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; Jerome Scott, David Kadanoff, Jamestown Community College League of Revolutionaries for a New America Amy Elizabeth Traver, City University of New York- Queensborough 3481. Section on Social Psychology Refereed Roundtables Michael Lewis Sanow, Commuiity College of Baltimore (cosponsored with Section on Sociology of Emotions) County Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 2:30- Table 02. Teaching at a Liberal Arts - 4 year Institutions 4:10pm Table Presiders: Michelle Marie Proctor, Madonna University Session Organizers: Lynn Gencianeo Chin, Washington and Lee Bryan K. Robinson, University of Mount Union University Erin K. Anderson, Washington College Natalia Ruiz-Junco, Auburn University Jose A. Munoz, California State University-San Table 01. Social Interaction and Socialization. Bernardino Table Presider: Stephanie Medley-Rath, Indiana University- Table 03. Comprehensive Institutions Kokomo Table Presiders: Patti A. Giuffre, Texas State University Anatomy of a Beatdown: When Talk Threatens Face Cary Carol A. Caronna, Towson University Beckwith, Princeton University Table 04. Teaching Positions at Research Institutions, Libraries Feeling Sexual Harassment and Microaggression in and Data Centers, and Post Doctorates Graduate School: The Role of Negative Emotion in Table Presiders: Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University Disordered Drinking Kaitlin M. Boyle, Virginia Nathaniel D. Porter, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Polytechnic Institute and State University; Jennifer State University Turner, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Karen Carroll Mundy-Judkins, Lee University University; Tara Elizabeth Sutton, Mississippi State Table 05. Teaching Positions at Universities and Research University Institutions The Big Red Rape Video: The Bystander Affect, Humor and Table Presiders: Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina State Disapproval in Peer Interaction Shannon Sheehan, University University of Michigan Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Who Benefits from Engagement-related Interventions? Diane L. Pike, Augsburg University The Influence of Early Patterns of Engagement Behaviors Jaymes R. Pyne, University of Wisconsin- Table 05. Emotions and Social Inequality Madison Table Presider: Eman Tadros, Select Table 02. Sociology of Sympathy Do Women Feel Differently than Men? Testing Structural Table Presider: Kenneth H. Kolb, Furman University and Cultural Accounts of Gender Differences in Discrimination in Sentencing: Showing Remorse and the Emotions Connor Powelson, University of Maryland- Intersections of Gender and Race Jun Zhao, Dartmouth College Park College; Christabel L. Rogalin, Purdue University Dude, I Want to Kill Myself: Masculinity, Emotion, and Northwest Suicidal Ideation in Online Support Groups Darla Marie Portraying Sympathy-worthy Murder Victims Alexander Still, University of Arizona; Amelia Blume, University of Lu, Francis Marion University Arizona; Charlene Hack, University of Arizona Sexual Assault Disclosures and Meaning Making in the Male Emotionality in NCAA Championship Basketball: 30 Lives of Significant Others Wayne Clifford Rivera- Years of One Shining Moment Gretchen Peterson, Cuadrado, Florida State University University of Memphis; J. Dylan Sandifer, University of The Gentleman who Killed my Daughter: Explaining Effects Memphis of Social Proximity on Forgiveness after Homicide Why Do Advantaged People Feel Unhappiness? Effects of Kristen L. Hourigan, California State University-Los Meritocratic Values on Subjective Well-being Naoki Angeles Sudo, Gakushuin University Table 03. Status and Bias in the Workplace Table 06. Advances in Sociology of Self and Identity The Inequality Paradox: Sense Making and the Persistence Table Presider: William Ryan Force, Western New England of Gender Inequality Marianne Cooper, Stanford University University; Sara Jordan-Bloch, Stanford University; Gendered Science Identity Changes during the Progression Heather D. Evans, University of Washington through a U.S. Middle School Julia McQuillan, Contextual Bias: How Social Context Calibrates Prejudice University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Joseph Charles against Gay Individuals in the Labor Force Emma Jochman, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Patricia Mishel, New York University Wonch Hill, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Deconstructing Bias: Partnership Status Effects on the Salience-prominence Discrepancy on Pride and Shame for Motherhood Penalty and Fatherhood Bonus Jurgita Adults in the Parent and Childless Identities Kelly Abromaviciute, University of Arizona Markowski, Kent State University; Richard T. Serpe, Experimental Sentencing for Occupational Crime: How Kent State University Occupation, Crime Word, and the Offender's Gender The Role of Positive Self-view in Improving the Well-being Affect Recommended Sentencing Marshall Schmidt, of the Unmarried Elyakim Kislev, The Hebrew University of Oklahoma University; Aurel Diamond, Hebrew University The Double Disadvantage: A Theory of Status-Stigma The Social Valuation of Grit Hye Won Kwon, University of Intensification and Moral Expectations Jessica Ann Iowa Pfaffendorf, University of Arizona Table 07. Conceptualizing Social Distance Table 04. Fear and Social Status Parental Incarceration, Importance of Parental Approval, Table Presider: Shane D. Soboroff, St. Ambrose University and Adult Children’s Deviant Self-identities Jessica The Paradoxical Relationship Between Status and Stigma Finkeldey, SUNY Oneonta; Monica A. Longmore, Tagart Cain Sobotka, Stanford University; Chloe Grace Bowling Green State University Hart, Stanford University The Influence of Role Partners and Generalized Others in Race-Based Threat Identification: Expressions of Fragility, Reflected Appraisal and Identity Processes Mary Privilege, and Guilt in White Participants Nichole Gallagher, Kent State University at Stark Bayliss, Chatham University; Elizabeth M. Peace, 3482. Town Hall. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Chatham University; Nathan M. Lott, Chatham Sociology? An Open Discussion University; Aubrey R. Shombert, Chatham University The Status Insulation Effect: Perceptions of Personal Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon E, Level 5, 2:30- 4:10pm Safety in Response Lone Wolf Terrorism Tony Love, Session Organizers: David G. Embrick, University of University of Kentucky; Bryce Hannibal, Texas A&M Connecticut University; Jennifer L. Lê, Bellevue College; Kent E. Portney, Texas A&M University Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Presider: Austin W. Ashe, Norfolk State University White Fright: Collective Threat as a Racialized Feeling in Panelists: Ted Thornhill, Florida Gulf Coast University White Americans Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Antonia M. Randolph, Winston-Salem State University Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Firefighter Durkheim: Applying Durkheim's "Suicide" to Eric Anthony Grollman, University of Richmond Modern-day Firefighter Suicide Christopher M. Bosley, Natasha Kumar Warikoo, Harvard University State University of New York-Buffalo Table 05. Organizations: Structure and Practice 3483. Open Refereed Roundtable Session Table Presider: Angela Addae, University of Arizona Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 2:30- The Institutional Logics of Clean-tech Cluster Intermediary 4:10pm Organizations in the United States Magdalena Sudibjo Session Organizer: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Scaling Social Impact Beyond Organizational Growth: A Table 01. Citizenship and Immigration Policy in the United New Theoretical Framework Jun Han, Georgetown States University The Making of Devolution: Political Competition and Where Can I Find More Money? How the Challenges of Immigration Policymaking in the United States, 1980- Fundraising Affect Faith-based Organizations Katherine 2017 David Lee Rigby, University of North Carolina- Comeau, University of Notre Dame Chapel Hill Table 06. Political Participation, Race, and Right-Wing Asserting Citizenship in Precarious Times Lizette G Conservatism Solorzano, University of Southern California The Effect of Race on the Relationship between Veteran Tu Padre Siempre Serà Tu Padre: Deportation of Latino Status and Political Party Affiliation Steven Larrimore Fathers Across Different Familial Structures Blanca Foy, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley; Salvatore J. Araceli Ramirez, University of Southern California Restifo, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Table 02. Take a Knee: Colin Kaepernick and Sports Activism (Dis)Engaging the Public’s Fear: Construction of the Table Presider: Mary C. Ingram-Waters, Arizona State Pitchfork Public in Deliberative Democracy Matthew B. University Sullivan, University of Michigan Sport and the Construction of Racial Identities and Racial Rejecting the Mainstream: Differentiation of Conservative Formations Kurt Polkey, University of North Florida Cognitive Authority, Political Partisanship, and the Rise Totemism: Nationalism, the American flag, and the Take a of Fake News Marcus Mann, Duke University Knee movement Adonis T.W. Kernen, State University Table 07. Race, Ethnicity, and Class Within Contemporary of New York-Buffalo Feminisms Applying Expectancy Violation Theory to Negative Table Presider: Candace Michele Evans, University of Responses to Colin Kaepernick’s NFL Protests: A Massachusetts-Boston Qualitative Study Randon Taylor, University of Miami I Want Someone Who is Woke: The Feminist and Sexual Table 03. The Medical Profession: Training, Culture, and Moral Identities of Upwardly Mobile Latinas Michelle Gomez Authority Parra, University of California-Santa Cruz Medical Professionals' Moral Identities, Legitimacy and Controlling Advice? Analysis of Relationship Advice Aimed Abortion Sofia Pedroza, University of California-Irvine at African American Women Karyn Loscocco, State Living in a Medical World: The Impact of Professional University of New York-Albany; Kecia R Johnson, Training, and Medical Culture on Cognition Dena T. Mississippi State University Smith, University of Maryland-Baltimore County Who is in Formation? Young Adults and Beyoncé Feminism How Network Routines and Practices Structure Ginger Jacobson, North Central College Interorganizational Collaboration Matthew E. Challenging “White” Feminism And Color-Blind Racial Archibald, Hornby Zeller Associates Politics in the South MC Whitlock, Georgia The Role of Filipino Nurses and the Development of a Southwestern State University Nationalist Philippine Agenda Erin Freeman, Boston Table 08. Advances in the Sociology of Emotions University Table Presider: Brian Ott, Truman State University Table 04. Mental Health and Depression Gender Dimension of Racial and National Emotions Lejla Table Presider: Liann Sasha Tucker, Duke University Mušić, Faculty of political Sciencies Peer Influence of Adolescent Depression Liann Sasha Orange is Never Black: Latinidad, Racialized Trauma, and Tucker, Duke University Sexual Scripts Chriss V Sneed, University of Connecticut; The Impact of Bullying, Forced Sexual Contact, and Body Cynthia Melendez, University of Connecticut Dissatisfaction on Depressive Symptoms and Suicide This Don’t Taste Right: White Empathy in a Space of Black Risk Amy M. Romanus, Texas Woman's University Mourning Michihiro Clark Sugata, Humboldt State Socioeconomic Status and Depression among Working University; Kirby Moss, Humboldt State University Aged African Americans Alexis Dennis, University of Sense Work: Fixing Sensory Experience in Specialty Coffee North Carolina-Chapel Hill Brian Ott, Truman State University Table 09. Race, Place, and Identity among Immigrants and The Boburb vs. The Gated Community William (Beau) Migrants Weston, Centre College Table Presider: Grigoris Argeros Table 13. Professionals, Organizations, and Institutional Racial and Generational Differences in Suburban Expertise Outcomes among Hispanics in the United States NGOs and the Sociology of Expertise Katherine Comeau, Grigoris Argeros University of Notre Dame Racial Fluidity in the New Immigrant Survey Sarah Iverson, The Nonprofit Sector(s): The Defining Characteristics of New York University the Field Eva Witesman, Brigham Young University; Stratified Incorporation: A Comparative Analysis of Puerto Curtis D. Child, Brigham Young University Ricans and Dominicans in New York City Gilbert Table 14. The Carceral State: Prisons, Punishment, and Marzan, Bronx Community College Professions The Aloha State of Mind: How Hawai‘i Migrants Blur the Table Presider: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Lines Between Race and Place Liann Yamashita, Duke Carceral Intensity and Environmental Degradation: A University Cross-National and State-Level Analysis Brian Table 10. Religion and Religiosity: Culture, Context, and Rosenberg, University of Oregon Impact on Life-choices Punishment Before Conviction? The Effect of Pretrial A Calling Towards a Major? The Effect of Religious Belief Detention on Employment Michael Ryan Menefee, on Educational Decisions Joseph Roso, Duke University University of California-Berkeley Defying Doctors, Dirt and Disease: Managing Christian What Retraining? An Ethnography of the New York City Science Identity in Biomedical Spaces Tayler Lynn Police Academy Neil Schuldiner, City University of New Nelson, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities York-Brooklyn Catholic Pastoral Care as a Response to the Decline in Table 15. Food and Technology Share of Catholics among Latinos Sung David Chun, Table Presider: Bill Winders, Georgia Institute of Technology Mercy College of Ohio Technology and World Hunger: A Comparison of the Role New Voices of Islam: American Muslim Intellectuals of Technology in Four Global Food Crises Bill Winders, Serhan Tanriverdi, Loyola University-Chicago Georgia Institute of Technology Table 11. The Construction and Production of Knowledge Technological Innovation in a Moral Market: The Case of Boundary Spanning or A New Boundary? Mapping “Hot Human Milk Fortification in the United States Arafaat Issues” in NSF Cross-Cutting Grants Jina Lee, University A. Valiani, University of Oregon of Arizona Table 16. Fresh Perspectives on Owners, Industry, and Labor Science or Stereotyping? Gendered Narratives of Table Presider: Robert Freeland, Elizabeth City State Nonhuman Animal Sexuality and Family Life in Nature University Documentaries Elizabeth Kathryn Barna, Vanderbilt Oil, State and the Rise of Auto Industry in Iran Masoud University Movahed, University of Wisconsin-Madison Science as Cultural Practice: Producing Knowledge in the The War on Terror, or the War on Workers? Global Study of UFOs Timothy Burke Elder, University of Capitalism’s Investment in Supply Chain Security Jake Chicago Alimahomed-Wilson, California State University-Long Social Media, the Self, and the Search for Truth: An Beach; Sabrina Alimahomed-Wilson, Californa State Application of Pragmatist Theory Audra Nakas University-Long Beach Dugandzic, University of Notre Dame Anxious Private Business Owners: A New Approach and Table 12. Social Boundaries Within Urban, Rural, and Answer to the Chinese Middle Class Puzzle Hongjia Ge, Suburban Spaces Northwestern University Table Presider: Steven Edward Schmidt, University of Table 17. Culture and Identity Across Contexts California-Irvine Carnivalesque Freedom and Public Sexual Behavior in the Urban Redevelopment, Democratization and Political San Fermin Festival Ordoitz Galilea Exclusion in Mexico City Steven Edward Schmidt, Becoming a Cultural Omnivore: Analyzing the Effects of University of California-Irvine Music Training on Genre Preferences Anna Michelson, Seeding the Jungle, Pulling the Weeds: Neoliberalism, Northwestern University Affect, and the City Hannah Elizabeth Curtis, University Table 18. Accounts of Trauma, Racism, and Colorism of Washington Table Presider: Saman Nazir Working for Change in Small Towns: The Promises and Reflexive Colorism: Analyzing Pakistani Newspaper Articles Limitations of Acting Locally with Local Governments on skin Color Ideologies and Readers’ Reactions Saman Barry Truchil, Rider University Nazir; Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas Stories of Storytellers: Trauma, Memory Work and the 3510. Professional Development Workshop. Race, Gender, Case of Anti-Sikh Violence of 1984 Shruti Devgan, and Tenure: Getting It and Mentoring Colleagues When Bowdoin College We Have It Jurisprudence Amid Legal Ambiguity in The Transition to Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 4:30- Jim Crow: Black Women versus Railway Companies 6:10pm Hannah Ingersoll Session Organizer: Melissa F. Weiner, College of the Holy Cross Leader: Melissa F. Weiner, College of the Holy Cross 3485. Regular Sessions. History of Sociology/Social Thought Panelists: Lisa M. Martinez, University of Denver Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 2:30- Ruth Thompson-Miller, University of Dayton 4:10pm Ashley Wood Doane, University of Hartford Session Organizer: Mary Jo Deegan, University of Nebraska- Johnny E. Williams, Trinity College Lincoln Faculty of color and women often have significantly different experiences Play, Game, and Autonomy? The Missing Part in George than their white and/or male counterparts when they come up for tenure. Herbert Mead’s Conceptual Views Jean-Francois Cote, This workshop will focus on these differences, provide resources for faculty of Université du Québec à Montréal color and women to challenge potentially negative outcomes of the tenure process, and strategies to engage in prior to tenure to attempt to ensure Social Science and the Colonial Field: Troubling Presence and positive outcomes. Panelists represent a range of experiences and positions Profound Silence on Indigeneity in Sociology Vanessa to best address the various difficulties that faculty experience, as well as Watts; Gregory Hooks, McMaster University; Neil G. pathways and best practices to facilitate positive outcomes. Panelists will also McLaughlin address how to lay the groundwork for a successful tenure review process by beginning considerations of these issues as early in their career as possible as The Sins of the Fathers? Clifford Geertz, Intellectual well as a discussion for what tenured faculty can do to mentor women and Autonomy and the Concept of “Cultural System” Andrea faculty of color in the academy. Finally, in addition to presenting information, Cossu, University of Trento all panelists look forward to answering questions from those in attendance The Sociological Evolution of Gordon W. Allport: From regarding specific issues. We hope for an interactive and dynamic conversation. Naturalistic Psychology to Engaged Social Ethics Lawrence T. Nichols, West Virginia University 3511. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Matilda White Monday, 3:30 pm Riley Lecture Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 4:30- 3412. Meeting. Section on Marxist Sociology Business 5:30pm Meeting Session Organizer: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 3:30- Madison 4:10pm Presider: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin-Madison Panelist: Linda J. Waite, University of Chicago 3476. Meeting. Section on Methodology Business Meeting Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, 3513. Special Session. Reducing Stigma: Broadening our 3:30-4:10pm Approaches to Interventions (Sponsored by the National Monday, 4:30 pm Institutes of Health) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 4:30- 3506. Meeting. TRAILS Area Editors 6:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103A, Level 100, 4:30- Session Organizers: Michèle Lamont, Harvard University 6:10pm Shobha Srinivasan, National Cancer Institute Presider: Tomasso Vitale, Sciences Po 3509. Opportunities in Retirement Network. Life After Status, Worth, Boundary Work, Stigmatization and Formal Retirement Racialization: Reimagining Ways to Reduce Stigma from Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 4:30- Intervention to Cultural Engineering Michèle Lamont, 6:10pm Harvard University Session Organizers: Jonathan H. Turner, University of Being Out of Place and Stigmatization: The Case of California-Santa Barbara Homelessness across Four Global Cities David A. Snow, Ronald E. Anderson, University of Minnesota University of California-Irvine Panelists: Jonathan H. Turner, University of California-Santa Coming Out as a Destigmatizing Strategy Abigail C. Saguy, Barbara University of California-Los Angeles Glen H. Elder, University of North Carolina Can We Change What We Describe? A School-based Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University Intervention Designed to Reduce Stigma and Promote Cora B. Marrett, University of Wisconsin-Madison Well-being Bruce G. Link, University of California-Riverside Edward J. Lawler, Cornell University Discussant: Tomasso Vitale, Sciences Po 6:10pm Sociologists have a long history in studying stigma, its origins and its Session Organizer: Marcyliena Morgan consequences. Despite this large body of substantive, methodological, and Panelists: Dawn-Elissa Fischer, San Francisco State University empirical work, psychologists have been more prominent in developing and testing individual means to resist, cope, and reduce the effects of stigma. Gregory S. Tate, Princeton University This panel calls together four prominent sociologists to share their ideas Jalylah Burrell, DePaul University about stigma that can be used in social, structural or policy interventions. Hiphop first appeared across urban centers of America as a counterpublic Each person brings different perspectives and frameworks and we expect representation that recreated and reclaimed spaces and neighborhoods as these presentations to help lead to a sociological research agenda about the real centers of American culture. It did this by telling and retelling young interventions that can reduce stigma and its consequences on groups and peoples of color’s ‘unauthorized’ biographies through critical artistic and people. linguistic expressions, ‘think-tank’ ciphers and by re-imagining forms of artistic expression, and confronting and overhauling the symbols and 3514. Thematic Session. The Transparency and Integrity of representations of life in the 21st century. It claimed it’s language as its Federal Data and Federally Funded Data identity and culture, and redefined education and knowledge as always about Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 4:30- power and the determination to imagine, challenge, care and create. This panel is an analysis and discussion of Hiphop culture’s representation and 6:10pm critique of racism in America and participation in political and social Session Organizer: Michael Hout, New York University movements. Panelists: Robert M. Groves, Georgetown University Barbara Entwisle, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 3518. Regular Sessions. Care and Masculinities Nicole Deterding, Business Strategy Consultants Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 4:30- Many of us rely on federal data and federally funded data collection to 6:10pm do our work as social scientists. The rise of "alt-facts" and fake news stirs Session Organizer: Mignon C. Duffy, University of deep feelings about the future of serious evidence. Will the current or future Massachusetts-Lowell administrations "cook the books" to make their policies look better? Which Presider: Mignon C. Duffy, University of Massachusetts-Lowell practices guard us against that now? Unofficial statistical resources like the General Social Survey lack a reporting function and could just disappear if the Black Masculinity and Care Work in the Barbershop Shatima funding is withdrawn. Leading scholars and administrators will discuss the Jones, New York University broad topics of transparency and integrity with focus on specific resources. Home Support Workers and Older Men: The Implications of 3515. Thematic Session. Racial Emotions in Jobs Masculinity for Later Life Care Rachel Barken, York Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 4:30- University; Joanie Sims-Gould, University of British 6:10pm Columbia Session Organizer: Adia M. Harvey Wingfield, Washington The Male Care Penalty: Gender Essentialism in Paid Childcare University-St. Louis Work Taylor Orth, Stanford University Framing the Professional Pose: How Collegiate Black Men Discussant: Mignon C. Duffy, University of Massachusetts- View the Performance of Professional Behaviors Brandon Lowell A. Jackson, University of Arkansas 3520. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Advances in Racial Emotions in Coworker Relations on the Job Melissa Latina/o Criminology (Cosponsored with Section on Marie Sloan, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee Latina/o Sociology) Battling in the Bullies' House: Institutional Politics, Individual Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111B, Level 100, 4:30- Practices, and Racialized Emotional Labor Louwanda 6:10pm Evans, Millsaps College Session Organizer: Ramiro Martinez, Northeastern University Black Women’s Burden: Race, Gender, and the Caricature of Presider: Avelardo Valdez, University of Southern California Anger Enobong (Anna) Branch, University of Legal Attitudes and Legal Compliance among Undocumented Massachusetts-Amherst Mexican Immigrants in Philadelphia Amada Armenta, This panel will examine the ways that emotional performance is a factor University of Pennsylvania; Doria Hernandez, San Diego for workers of color in employment settings. Though there is a robust body of literature that connects organizational control to emotional expression, State University sociologists have been slower to assess how these links shape racial Responding to Violence, Keeping the Peace: Interracial inequality. What sort of organizational control, if any, do institutions enact Relations between Black and Latino Youth Cid G. Martinez, over the emotional states of workers of color? Are these norms University of San Diego institutionalized or informal? How exactly do these rules reproduce racial inequality, or possibly leave space to challenge it? In this session, panelists Digital Vulnerability: The Unequal Risk of E-Contact with the examine these questions to address how contemporary workplaces influence Criminal Justice System Robert Vargas, University of racial minority workers’ emotional expressions. Chicago 3516. Thematic Session. We The People? Feeling Racism in The Prison and the Border: The Social Production of Illegality Hip Hop and Criminality Patrisia Macias-Rojas, University of Illinois Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 4:30- at Chicago Discussant: Avelardo Valdez, University of Southern California 3522. Section on Economic Sociology Refereed Roundtable Entrepreneurial Performance Wubiao Zhou Session Institutions, Politics, and State Regulation of Profession: Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 4:30- Establishing the U.S. Public Companies Accounting 5:30pm Oversight Board Elizabeth H. Gorman, University of Session Organizer: Kelly Russell, University of Michigan Virginia; Sarah Elizabeth Mosseri, University of Table 01. Trust and Markets Virginia; Joris Gjata Table Presider: Dana Kornberg, University of Michigan Structural and Relational Mechanisms in the Management Finding, Feeling, Circulating: Motivations and Ideologies of and Organization of Occupational Pension Funds Yally Peer to Peer Exchange Jessa Lingel; Jenn Ayres, New Avrahampour, London School of Economics & Political York University Science Schemata, Impressions and Their Economic Consequences Table 05. Innovation in Markets and Fields Min Liu, Durham University; Filippo Carlo Wezel, Table Presider: Jared Thorpe University of Lugano; Laszlo Polos; Michael Hannan, A Mathematical Approach to Relative Innovation Jared D. Stanford University Thorpe, Brigham Young University; Eric C. Dahlin, Selling Yourself to Sell Houses: Expert, Relational and Taste Brigham Young University Work in the Real Estate Industry Eliza Benites- From Fringe Revelry to Growth Industry: Public Discourse Gambirazio, University of Arizona and the Structuration of Electronic Dance Music Fields Sentiments and Market Benefits Feed Back within Bernard Rens Wilderom, University of Amsterdam Coordinated Institutions Kathryn Anderson, University Quality Matters: Socio-economic Antecedents to the of Wisconsin Formation of a Market for Expensive Californian Wines Table 02. Income Inequality and Neoliberalism Malte Doehne, University of Zürich (UZH) Table Presider: Chalem Bolton, University of Michigan Who Takes on the Small Producers? The Role of Emergent Does Volatility Matter? Assessing the Role of Childhood Portfolio Dynamics Tunde Cserpes, University of Illinois Income Volatility on Educational Achievement and at Chicago Attainment Jeremy S. Cohen, Princeton University Table 06. Networks Financing Opportunity: The Contingent Non-rationality of Table Presider: Megan Doherty Bea, Cornell University Municipal Bond Rates in a Rational Era Isaac Jilbert, Decentralized Transaction Networks: Power in University of California-Los Angeles Cryptocurrency Networks Ethan James Fridmanski, Market Crises as Disasters: Re-evaluating How People University of Notre Dame Actually Behave as Retirement Savers Adam Hayes, Financial Symbiosis and Financial Predation: Spatial University of Wisconsin-Madison Consequences of Network Ties between Banks and Market Discourse and the Neoliberal Self: The Link Payday Lenders Megan Doherty Bea, Cornell University Between Performative Style and Popularity on Twitter Public Remedies for Failures of Network Governance Kenneth Joseph, State University of New York-Buffalo; Steven Samford, University of Michigan Steven Vallas, Northeastern University; Onur Varol, Table 07. Status, Classification, and Valuation Northeastern University Table Presider: Danielle E. Montagne, Duke University The Politics of Financialization and Income Inequality Generalists as Successful but Transitory Entrepreneurs: Bowei Hu, Academia Sinica; Thung-hong Lin, Academia Evidence from the Global Hedge Fund Industry Kylie Sinica Hwang, Columbia Business School; Damon Jeremy Table 03. Firms and States Phillips, Columbia University; Evan Rawley, University Table Presider: Ferzana Havewala, University of Baltimore of Minnesota Governing the Decentralized Economy: Taiwan’s State, It’s a Cliché for a Reason: A Test of Optimal Differentiation SME Networks and Learning Michelle Fei-yu Hsieh, in Feature Films Danielle E. Montagne, Duke University Academia Sinica Switching Roles, Gaining Support: Buyer Inexperience, Ineffectively Taxed, Socially Responsible? Bruce G. Seller Intent, and Success in Crowdfunding Keyvan Carruthers, Northwestern University; Brayden G. King, Kashkooli, Santa Clara University Northwestern University; Andrew Lowell Owen, The Blessing that Curses: A Theory and Model of the Northwestern University Heterogeneous Effects of Status on Evaluation Ian Small Businesses and Pro-Tax Behavior in Kansas Daniel R. Peacock, University of California-Los Angeles Alvord, University of Kansas 3523. Minority Fellowship Program. Issues in Race/Ethnicity, Table 04. Organizations and Institutions Immigration, and Social Structure Table Presider: Josh Whitford, Columbia University Formal Institutions, Relational Exchange, and Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 4:30- 6:10pm Session Organizer: Laura Ann Sanchez, Bowling Green State Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Sociological University Association Presider: Danielle C. Kuhl, Bowling Green State University Rebekah Smith, American Sociological Association The Minimum Wage and Fathers’ Residence with Children Roberta Espinoza, Pitzer College Allison Dwyer Emory, Rutgers University; Daniel Miller, To Be Honest, Darius May Be the Smartest of the Bunch, But Boston University; Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers People Feel Differently: The Color-blind and Gender-blind University; Maureen Waller, Cornell University; Alexandra Storylines of Aesthetic Team Formation Jasmón Bailey, Haralampoudis, Rutgers University University of South Florida Parents at Work: Navigating the Motherhood Penalty and Learning a New Language: Spanish and English Language as Fatherhood Premium in the Service Sector Sigrid Willa Human Capital Amongst Indigenous and Non-indigenous Luhr, University of California-Berkeley Latinxs Andrea Gomez Cervantes, University of Kansas The Effects of Employment Lapses on Wages Katherine Making Whiteness Great Again: Retooling White Supremacy in Weisshaar, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Tania the Era of Global Capital Salvador Rangel, University of Cabello-Hutt, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill California-Santa Barbara The Motherhood Wage Penalty and the Fatherhood Wage Premium for Low, Middle, and High Earners: 1980-2014 3524. Section on Community and Urban Sociology. The Social Rebecca Glauber, University of New Hampshire and Cultural Construction of Places The Price of Privilege? Investigating Family Wage Gaps within Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 4:30- Married Couples by Professional and Managerial Status 6:10pm Melissa Hodges, Villanova University Session Organizers: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University 3547. Section on Sociology of Population. Trends and Ryan Centner, London School of Economics Disparities in American Health and Mortality Robin Bartram, Northwestern University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 402, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Jeffrey Nathaniel Parker, University of Chicago Session Organizer: Mark D. Hayward, University of Texas- The Address of Innovation: Representations of the New Austin Economy in New York’s Socio-Spatial Forms Sharon Zukin, Presider: Christopher Steven Marcum, National Institutes of City University of New York-Brooklyn College and The Health Graduate Center Education and Immigrant Health Advantage in Chronic Habits of Whiteness: How Racial Domination Persists in Conditions after Age 50: Evidence from the 1992-2014 HRS Multiethnic Neighborhoods Emily Walton, Dartmouth Zoya Gubernskaya, State University of New York-Albany; College Seulki Kim, State University of New York-Albany Neighborhood Control: Gentrification, Capital, and Affective Racial/ethnic and Educational Disparities in Life Expectancy Histories Matt Ford, Temple University with and without Cognitive Impairment Jo Mhairi Hale, The Distinctness of Gay Neighborhood Change: Contextual Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Coherence and Divergence among Gay and Other Sleeping over Time: Differences in Sleep Duration by Neighborhoods Connor Craig Gilroy, University of Education Vary over Age Jess M. Meyer, Northwestern Washington University The (New Culture) War of the (Urban) Worlds: Terraforming The Effects of Education on Mortality: Evidence from a Large as a Language for Urban Redevelopment Jennifer Abrams, Representative Sample of American Twins John Robert University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Thomas Corcoran, Warren, University of Minnesota; Andrew Halpern- University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Jonathan R. Wynn, Manners, Indiana University; Evan Roberts, University of University of Massachusetts-Amherst Minnesota; Jonas Helgertz, Lund University Discussant: Jenjira Yahirun, University of Hawaii-Manoa 3538. Meeting. Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Sociology 3548. Section on Social Psychology. Social Psychology - Open Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 4:30-6:10pm Topics Session II Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm 3539. Meeting. Committee on Sections Session Organizers: Richard T. Serpe, Kent State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 4:30-6:10pm Kristen Marcussen, Kent State University 3546. Regular Sessions. Wage Penalities, Premiums, Gaps Carla Goar, Kent State University and the U.S. Family Susan Rebecca Fisk, Kent State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 401, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Presider: Carla Goar, Kent State University I Really Take Care of My Body: Health Identities in Young University of Toronto; Daniel Silver, University of Toronto Adults with Chronic Conditions Hillary Steinberg, Discussant: Hugo Neri, University of Cambridge University of Colorado-Boulder 3551. Section on Political Sociology. Urban Politics and Major Reactions to Minor Events: A Bayesian Approach to Violence Identity Disruption Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Dartmouth College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Session Organizer: Robert Vargas, University of Chicago Racial Resentment, Competitive Threat, and Perceptions of Accepting the Unacceptable: The Legitimation of Extrajudicial Reverse Discrimination Among Whites Shaun Genter, Violence in Medellín, Colombia Jon Gordon, New York University of Maryland Why Do Good People Condone Bad Things? How War University Contexts of State Violence: Expulsions of Jews in the Holy Demoralizes the Nation Anastasiia Kuptsevych-Timmer, Roman Empire Kerice Doten-Snitker, University of University of Miami; Robert J. Johnson, University of Miami; Olena Antonaccio, University of Miami; Ekaterina Washington Making Security Forces Insecure: Police Vulnerability, Botchkovar, Northeastern University Pluralized Violence, and Urban Politics in Venezuela 3549. Regular Sessions. Finding a Mate: Changing Rebecca Annice Hanson, University of Florida Preferences and Practices Scripted Policing and Community Relations Tony Cheng, Yale Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm University Session Organizer: Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota 3552. Regular Sessions. Health Policy Bringing Parents Back in: Assortative Mating in Shanghai Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Felicia F. Tian, Fudan University; Deborah S. Davis, Yale University Session Organizer: Tiffany D. Joseph, State University of New York-Stony Brook Searching for a Mate in Postindustrial Japan: “Just Right” or Presider: Tiffany D. Joseph, State University of New York-Stony “Just Good Enough?” Mary C. Brinton, Harvard University; Eunmi Mun, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Brook Access to Care Consequences of Family Structure Diane S. Ekaterina Hertog, Oxford University Shinberg, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Who Gets to Marry? Parent’s Household Income, Individual’s Racial Threat and Partisan Framing in State-level ACA Education and Entry into Marriage in South Korea Jihye Oh, Yonsei University; Jae Kyung Lee; Hyeyoung Woo, Implementation Eric Lee Wright, Indiana University The Structure of Hospitals’ Provision of Financial Assistance Portland State University Clayton Thomas, Indiana University Neighborhoods, Legal Status, and Family Formation Transitions among Mexican-origin Adults Aggie Jooyoung Discussant: Tiffany D. Joseph, State University of New York- Stony Brook Noah, Arizona State University Discussant: James M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison 3553. Regular Sessions. Gender Inequality: Gender Ideology and Expectations 3550. Regular Sessions. Conceptualizing Theory and Theorizing Concepts Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Session Organizer: Liana C. Sayer, University of Maryland- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm College Park Session Organizer: Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, The New School Presider: Eric Stone, University of Maryland-College Park for Social Research Presider: Lisa McCormick, University of Edinburgh Fearing Such a Lady: University Expansion and Gendered Relationship Ideals in Kampala, Uganda Margaret Frye, De Beauvoir, Fanon, and Sociologizing (French) Princeton University; Daniela Urbina Julio, Princeton Phenomenology: Historicizing Embodiment in the Sociology of the Body Elexis Ellis University Fifty-Fifty? Women’s Perceptions of Gender Equality in a Functionaries: Institutional Theory without Institutions Dustin Democratic South Africa Christie Sennott, Purdue S. Stoltz, University of Notre Dame; Marshall Allen Taylor, University; Emily Dye, Purdue University; Abigail Nawrocki University of Notre Dame; Omar A. Lizardo, University of Notre Dame Gender Attitudes in Africa: Liberal Egalitarianism in 34 Countries Maria Charles, University of California-Santa The Mechanisms of Generational Change: Triggers and Barbara Processes Peter Hart-Brinson, University of Wisconsin-Eau Women on Gender Equality Charles Kurzman, University of Claire The Right Tool for the Job: Towards a More Rigorous North Carolina; Willa Dong, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill; Brandon Gorman, State University of New Approach to Visualizing Sociological Theory Gordon Brett, York-Albany; Karam Hwang, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill; Renee Ryberg, University of North Carolina- Media, Mothers and Mixedness: Exploring Multiracial Identity Chapel Hill; Batool Zaidi, University of North Carolina- Development Erica Chito Childs, City University of New Chapel Hill York-Hunter College and The Graduate Center; Alyssa Discussant: Shengwei Sun, University of Maryland-College Lyons, City University of New York-The Graduate Center; Park Stephanie Laudone, Borough of Manhattan Community College 3554. Regular Sessions. Intersectional Responses to The Identity Choices and Racialized Emotional Work of Immigration Attacks Second-Generation Black-White Multiracials Haley Pilgrim, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm University of Pennsylvania Session Organizer: Jose Zapata Calderon, Pitzer College Multiracials and Civil Rights Law Tanya K. Hernandez, Deportability Regime: At the Intersection of the Deportation Fordham University Regime, Mass Incarceration and Self-Deportation of Discussant: Nikki Khanna, University of Vermont Immigrant Families Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M University-College Station 3557. Regular Sessions. Peace and Conflict II Flipping the Script: Undocumented Latinx Immigrants Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Challenging their Stigmatization Dani Carrillo, University of Session Organizer: Kate Flynn, Bard College California-Berkeley Presider: Beverly Lindsay, University of California Latino Immigrant Parents’ Experiences with Discrimination: Reconciliation on Trial: Assessing the Meanings and Implications for Parenting in a Hostile Immigration Policy Plausibility of Extralegal Ambitions at the Yugoslav Context Cecilia Ayón, University of California-Riverside; Tribunal Jeremy Kuperberg, Northwestern University San Juanita García, University of California-Riverside Impact of Unilateral Third-party Interveners on Durability of “Pro-Latino” Racial Framing: How White Employers Justify Intra-state Peace Agreements: Implementers or Spoilers? Exploitation and Labor Abuse of Latino Immigrant Workers Sema Hande Ogutcu-Fu, Lincoln University Juan Salinas, Sonoma State University State Formation in Somalia: Clans, the Rise of Pirates, and the Importance of Diaspora Marilyn Grell-Brisk, Universite de 3555. Regular Sessions. Masculinities Neuchatel Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Witnessing as Political Action in Protest against U.S. Security Session Organizer: R. Tyson Smith, Camden Coalition for Policy Chandra Russo, Colgate University Healthcare Providers Discussant: Mollie Elizabeth Pepper, Northeastern University Masculine Performance as Constrained Masculinity and Achieved Marginalization: The Male Student Veteran 3558. Regular Sessions. Political Culture, Trust and Civic Steven Lamont Dashiell, University of Maryland-Baltimore Engagement County Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Strong When I Need to Be, Soft When I Need to Be: Emotion Session Organizer: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of and Masculinities Miriam J. Abelson, Portland State California-Berkeley University Presider: Catherine Simpson Bueker, Emmanuel College Valorizing Trump’s Masculine Self: Constructing Political Finding Critical Trusters: A Response Pattern Model of Political Allegiance during the 2016 Presidential Election Pierce Trust Cary Wu; Rima Wilkes, University of British Columbia Alexander Dignam, Florida State University; Kristen Is Civic Nationalism Necessarily Inclusive? Conceptions of Erichsen, Florida State University; Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Nationhood and Anti-Muslim Attitudes in Europe Kristina Florida State University; Haley Jo Gentile, Florida State Bakkaer Simonsen, Aarhus University; Bart Bonikowski, University Harvard University When Men Stay Behind: Changing Masculinities in Indonesian Recognition Struggles and Political Inequality: Mapping Migration Andy Scott Chang, University of California- Contours and Consequences of Urban Political Culture Berkeley Dmitri S. Seals, University of California-Berkeley States Stepping In: The Meaning of the Foreclosure Crisis and 3556. Regular Sessions. Multiracial Classification/Identity States’ Foreclosure Prevention Laws Alicia Eads, Cornell Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm University Session Organizer: Mary Elizabeth Campbell, Texas A&M Discussant: Robert Andersen, Western University University Racial Identities and Life Choices among Mixed Heritage 3559. Regular Sessions. Race and Racialized Inequality in Asian, American Indian, and Black People in the United Schooling States of America Carolyn A. Liebler, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Minnesota; Miri Song, University of Kent Session Organizer: Jessica McCrory Calarco, Indiana University A Crisis of Trust: Race, Resistance and Disproportionality in New York-Binghamton Special Education Karolyn Tyson, University of North Discussant: Jackie Smith, University of Pittsburgh Carolina-Chapel Hill 3567. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology. The Liberalization of Public School Enrollment: Integrating Financial Crisis and the City: A Transnational Perspective Neighborhoods, Segregating Schools Peter M. Rich, Cornell University; Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm California; Ann Owens, University of Southern California Session Organizer: Michael R. Goldman, University of The Criminalization of “Failures”: How Segregated Schools and Minnesota-Twin Cities Racial Disparity Prevail in an Integrated Neighborhood Sean Drake, NYU Predatory Formations Dressed in Wall Street Suits and Algorithmic Math Saskia Sassen, Columbia University Uneven Benefits of Demographic Matching: Race, Gender, Pushing the Urban Frontiers: Infrastructure Funding and Local and the Role of Social Context in School Discipline Steven Jefferson, Duke University Growth Coalition in China’s Relocation Programs Yue Du, University of Wisconsin-Madison Getting on the Inside Track: Class, Race, and Undergraduates' The Vultures are Circling: Real Estate's Tryst with Global Academic Engagement Sherelle Ferguson, University of Finance in India Michael R. Goldman, University of Pennsylvania Minnesota-Twin Cities; Devika Narayan, University of 3565. Section on Sociology of Culture. Cultural Sociology and Minnesota the Study of Beliefs, Preferences, and Choices Where Credit is Due: Formalization of Urban Credit Markets Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, for the Poor in India Rishi Awatramani, Johns Hopkins 4:30-6:10pm University Session Organizer: Stephen Vaisey, Duke University 3568. Section on Labor and Labor Movements. Race, Vaccine Skepticism and the Persistence of Belief Colin Citizenship, and Workers Bernatzky, University of California-Irvine I Was There for the Free Food: Accidental Religious and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, 4:30-6:10pm Cultural Conversions in College Alanna Gillis, University of Session Organizer: Belinda C. Lum, Sacramento City College North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Laura Krull, University of North Contesting Contingency: Immigrant Worker Organizing in the Carolina-Chapel Hill Role Playing Social Structure Nick Bloom, Duke University Logistics Sector Juan David De Lara, University of Southern California Narrative Structure of Educational Choice Dmitry Kurakin, ISAP is the New Witch Hunt Maria Heyaca, City University of National Research University Higher School of Economics How Internal Group Networks affect Consensus about Cultural New York-Lehman College Lookin’ Out for Our Kababayan: Filipino Immigrants and Objects: Results from Laboratory and Field Experiments Community Citizenship in San Francisco Valerie A. Dan Wang, Columbia University; Jackson Lu, Columbia Francisco-Menchavez, San Francisco State University University; Sheena Sethi Iyengar, Columbia Business School The Resentful Foreigner: Racializing Chinese Workers in Sushi 3566. Section on Marxist Sociology. Capitalism and Its Crises: and Hibachi Restaurants Tommy Wu, City University of Economic, Political, Ecological New York-The Graduate Center Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Discussant: Carolina Bank Munoz, City University of New York- 4:30-6:10pm Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center Session Organizers: Ben Manski, University of California-Santa 3569. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology. The Barbara Science of Learning and Sociology: Foundations and Reha Kadakal, University of California-Channel Islands What is Fascism? Christopher Gunderson, Howard University Strategies for Improved Learning Workshop Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Rage, Ressentiment and the Populist Right: A Marxist 4:30-6:10pm Psychoanalytic Approach Lauren Langman, Loyola Session Organizer: Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State University University-Chicago; George Lundskow, Grand Valley State University Presider: Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State University Beyond Historical Institutionalism: Toward an New Theory of 3570. Section on Sociology of Sex and Gender. Gender, Social the Retirement Crisis Michael A. McCarthy, Marquette Movements, and (In)Justice University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, Marx's Theory of Crisis and the Limits of Fossil Fueled- 4:30-6:10pm accumulation Roberto Jose Ortiz Ortiz, State University of Session Organizer: James Joseph Dean, Sonoma State University Scarcity in A Place Built for Abundance: Poverty in an Presider: Tal Peretz, Auburn University American Suburb Alexandra K. Murphy, University of #MeToo and the Silence Breakers: Managing Allyship and Michigan Incorporating Intersectionality without Derailing Activism Discussant: Rachel Heiman, The New School Jaime Hartless, University of Virginia While the majority of Americans now live and work in the suburbs, it is The 2017 National Women's March and the Pink Pussyhat: surprising that suburban communities have received so little scholarly attention from sociologists. In the last three decades, demographic shifts Symbol of Solidarity? Nancy L. Malcom, Georgia Southern coupled with questionable federal and local policy have pushed non- University; V. Ann Paulins, Ohio University; Julie L. Hillery, traditional groups out of the central city into the suburbs. A new crop of Ohio State University; Alexandra Howell, Meredith College scholars is beginning to investigate how these emerging spatial patterns Online Harassment of Feminists: The New Frontier of upend our conception of the suburbs as the exclusive province of the white middle class as well as the impact of racial and class diversity on daily Inequality and Mobilization Alison Dahl Crossley, Stanford interactions within the suburban community context. This panel will explore University the experiences of groups whose presence in suburbia is growing at record The Men’s Rights Movement and Online Anti-feminist Echo rates, but who do not conform to the conventional image of the suburban Chambers Patrick Rafail, Tulane University; Isaac R. dweller: the poor, immigrants, and middle class blacks. Freitas, Tulane University 3573. Special Session. Race, Coloniality, and the Sociological No Seat at the Party: Mobilizing White Masculinity in the Imagination Men’s Rights Movement Emily Kiyoko Carian, Stanford Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, University 4:30-6:10pm Discussant: Tal Peretz, Auburn University Session Organizer: Jose Itzigsohn 3571. Section on Medical Sociology. Sociological Research Presider: Julian Go, Boston University and the Reduction of Health Inequalities Panelists: Zine Magubane, Boston College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, Moon-Kie Jung, University of Massachusetts 4:30-6:10pm Ricarda Hammer, Brown University Session Organizer: Sirry Alang, Lehigh University Karida Brown, University of California-Los Angeles The Value of Social Science to Reducing Racial/ethnic Discussant: Julian Go, Boston University Classical sociological theory originates with European thinkers addressing Disparities in Maternal and Neonatal Quality of Care Krista the paths and problems of the transition to modernity and capitalism. These Mary Smith Sigurdson, Stanford University; Christine H. traditions of thought emphasize class, rationality, or solidarity as the keys to Morton, Stanford University understanding modernity. Yet there is an alternative subaltern tradition of Informal Power in the Intermediary Position: The Processes by Sociological theory that thinks from the margins of the postcolonial world and puts the understanding of racialization and colonial differences and the Which Nurses Contribute to Health Care Disparities Amy resistances to racial and colonial exclusions at the center of the Sociological Irby-Shasanmi enterprise. This alternative subaltern tradition starts with W.E.B Du Bois and The Role of State Health Agencies in Mitigating Disparities in it is prolonged today in works that aim to rethink Sociological theory from a Access to Clinical Genetic Services Laura Senier, postcolonial or Du Boisian perspective. The special session aims to contribute to this alternative strand of Sociological theory by drawing on the histories Northeastern University; Catherine Do Tan, Brandeis and archives of slavery and colonialism. In privileging otherwise marginalized University; Leandra M. Smollin, Northeastern University; histories and voices commonly excluded from the archives, the panelists Rachael Lee, Northeastern University address the question of knowledge production in light of its entanglements Moving Upstream: The Role of Tobacco Clean Air Restrictions with racialized modernity. Based on critical postcolonial or Du Boisian perspectives, they challenge mainstream epistemologies and lay the ground on Educational Inequalities in Smoking Elaine Marie for an alternative corpus of sociological archives, knowledges and concepts. Hernandez, Indiana University; Michael Vuolo, Ohio State University; Laura Frizzell, Ohio State University; Brian 3574. Section on Altruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity. Christopher Kelly, Purdue University Morality: Meaning and Measure Discussant: Antwan Jones, George Washington University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, 4:30-5:30pm 3572. Special Session. The Diversification of Suburbia Session Organizer: Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Presider: Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa 4:30-6:10pm Panelists: Ashley Harrell, University of Michigan Session Organizer: Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan Frederick F. Wherry, Princeton University Presider: Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan Parijat Chakrabarti, Princeton University Separate and Unequal in Suburbia John R. Logan, Brown Isabel Jijon, Princeton University University Carly Knight, Harvard University Theorizing Black Diasporic Suburbia Orly Clerge, Tufts Stephen Vaisey, Duke University University Discussant: Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa 3575. Special Session. Legal Apartheid? A Dialogue about Life Checks Nathan Seltzer, University of Wisconsin-Madison under Mass Incarceration and Mass Deportation Tracking Question-wording Experiments across Time in the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, General Social Survey, 1984-2014 Jaesok Son, NORC at the 4:30-6:10pm University of Chicago Session Organizer: Abigail L. Andrews, University of California- Discussant: Jessica West, Duke University San Diego 3577. Section on Social Psychology. Cooley-Mead Award The Economic, Social, and Health Consequences of Long-term Ceremony and Address Detention on Detainees, Households, and Communities Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Caitlin Patler, University of California-Davis Childhood in an Era of Mass Forced Parental Absence Chris 4:30-5:30pm Session Organizer: Matthew O. Hunt, Northeastern University Wildeman, Cornell University Presider: Jeremy Freese, Stanford University Mass Incarceration and Mass Deportation: Cross-Cutting Practices and Consequences of Surveilling Institutions Sara Why Autism Needs Social Psychology, and Why Social Psychology Needs Autism Douglas W. Maynard, University Wakefield, Rutgers University of Wisconsin Understanding Immigrant Detention From Within: Legal Consciousness and the Victimization of the Crimmigration 3581. Section on Sociology of Children and Youth Refereed System Rocio Rosales, University of California-Irvine Roundtable Session This panel explores the parallels and contrasts between mass Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 4:30- incarceration and mass deportation. While subjects of both criminal justice and immigration control face panoptic surveillance, social isolation, and a 5:30pm constant threat of apprehension, scholarship on the two systems remains Session Organizer: Frank Edwards, Cornell University siloed. Discussing them together makes it possible to consider to what extent Table 01. Culture and Interaction US social control hinges around legal status, race, and disenfranchisement, in Not so Easy: Lessons in Body Management for Children in what combination. Is criminal justice an inheritance of Jim Crow, and thus distinct from immigrant exclusion? Or is there a new “legal apartheid” in the an Elite Elementary School Peter Francis Harvey, US, blocking both low-income Latinos and African-Americans from social and University of Pennsylvania economic mobility? The implications shape whether the disenfranchised Racialization through Friendship: Mixed Friendship in should demand (racially-based) civil rights or push for a distinct, “legal Youth Social Practice and Public Concern in Denmark justice.” Here, we bring scholars together across the immigration/incarceration divide to discuss the similarities and differences in Mante Vertelyte, Aalborg University the two groups’ experiences of policing and the utility of the legal versus the Whose Turn Is It? Co-operation, Leisure and the Quality of racial lens. Participants will discuss a series of questions, such as 1) how are Family Relationships from Adolescents’ Perspective mass deportation and mass incarceration lived in the day-to-day? 2) how Gertrude Robin Gauthier, University of Nebraska- does racism and racial ideology play into their experiences? 3) what are the economic, emotional and political implications for members’ involvement in Lincoln US society, 4) how do both systems use gendered terms as a form of It’s Camp: Summer Camp Culture; Rules, Rituals and the legitimation, targeting men while producing “collateral consequences” for Renegotiation Social Norms at Camp Penny Harvey, women and families? 5) what kinds of frames hold promise for resistance, Georgia State University racial justice, legal inclusion, and Black-Brown collaboration? Table 02. Organizations, Children and Youth 3576. Section on Methodology. New Data and Methods Table Presider: Jessica Karen Taft, University of California- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, Santa Cruz 4:30-6:10pm Resistance to Juvenile Justice Reform: The Role of Session Organizers: Jennie E. Brand, University of California- Frontline Workers Alexandra Cox, University of Essex Los Angeles Social Capital Inequalities: Measuring Autism Resources Scott M. Lynch, Duke University Embedded in the Egocentric Treatment Networks of Presider: Jennie E. Brand, University of California-Los Angeles Children with ASD Elizabeth McGhee Hassrick, Drexel Big Data in Cultural Sociology: The Validity of Twitter University; Kathleen M. Carley, Carnegie Mellon Sentiment in the Study of Gender Attitudes William Joslyn University; Chris Friedman, Drexel University Scarborough, University of Illinois at Chicago Nationalism in the Classroom: Teaching Identity to Post- Privacy, Ethics, and Computational Social Science: A Case Conflict Youth Tamara Pavasovic Trost, University of Study of the Fragile Families Challenge Ian Lundberg, Ljubljana Princeton University; Arvind Narayanan, Princeton The “Immigrant Vulnerability” in Education: Parental Legal University; Karen Levy, Cornell University; Matthew J. Status and Children's Educational Attitudes and Salganik, Princeton University Performance Jeehye Kang, Old Dominion University Less Trust, Moore Verification: Determining the Accuracy of Table 03. Children, Youth and Stratification Processes Third-party Data through an Innovative Use of Attention Table Presider: Ingrid E. Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Educational Outcomes: New Evidence from China Closeness across Difference: Young Children’s Perceptions Wensong Shen, University of Pennsylvania of Peer Difference and Peer Relations in School Sidsel Table 07. Sexual Behavior Vive Jensen, Danish Centre of Applied Social Science Can Non-Sexual Risk Taking explain Contraceptive Method (Dis)connected: Youth Peer Culture during School Choice Among High School Students in the United Racial/Ethnic Integration Reform Ana Lilia Campos- States? Monica Lisette Caudillo, University of Manzo, Connecticut College; Luis Enrique Ramos, YES Maryland; Shelby Nicole Hickman, University of Prep Public Schools & Holleran Center for Community Maryland Action and Public Policy at Connecticut College; Grace Growing Up in America: Children of Immigrants and Hall, Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Nonmarital Fertility Maurice Anyawie Policy at Connecticut College; Christina Ignatiadis, Risk and Declining Sexual Debut Among White U.S. High Columbia School of Social Work Schoolers, 1991-2015 James Abbott, Yale University Gender Differences and Variation in Weight-Based Peer Table 08. Health, Migration, Work Victimization among Overweight Youth Laura B. Adolescent Employment and Substance Use Patterns: Backstrom, Florida Atlantic University Gender Differences in Risk-Taking Sampson Lee Blair, Grand Influence: Grandparents, Grandchildren, and the State University of New York-Buffalo; Patricia Neff Transmitting of Social Class Advantage Heather Beth Claster, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Johnson, Lehigh University; Kristen Tzoc, Boston A Theory of Migrant Optimism: A Comparison of Parental University and Student Expectations in China Hua-Yu Sebastian Stability and Change in Educational, Occupational and Cherng, New York University; Chen Li, New York Residential Aspirations of Rural Youth Donghui Wang, University Pennsylvania State University; Annelise Hagedorn; Dose Parental Migration Interrupt School Progression Diane K. McLaughlin, Pennsylvania State University Zequn Tang, State University of New York-Albany Table 04. Children, Youth, and Institutions Latino Children’s Health: Parent’s Immigration Status and Adoption: A Strategy to Fulfill Sex Preferences of U.S. Length of Residence in the United States Lucrecia Parents Ashley Larsen Gibby, Pennsylvania State Mena Melendez University; Kevin J.A. Thomas, Pennsylvania State University 3585. Professional Development Workshop. How to Succeed in Publishing Without Literally Crying Caregiver and Household Instability among Child Welfare- Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 4:30- Involved Youth Youngmin Yi, Cornell University I Want Her to Be Happy and Healthy: Parents' Definitions, 6:10pm Session Organizer: Christopher Donoghue, Montclair State Priorities, and Sacrifices for Children's Health Jennifer University Ann Pace, University of Colorado-Boulder; Bethany Leaders: Yasemin Besen-Cassino, Montclair State University Rigles, University of Colorado-Boulder The (Conditional) Resource Dilution Model: A Family-level Thomas DeGloma, City University of New York-Hunter College and The Graduate Center Modification Jared D. Thorpe, Brigham Young J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida University; Mikaela Dufur, Brigham Young University Peter B. Wood, Eastern Michigan University Table 05. Children, Youth, and Mental Health The peer-review process is challenging for graduate students, new faculty Table Presider: Ashleigh E. Kysar-Moon, University of members and accomplished academics alike. Acceptance of our work can be Northern Iowa a euphoric experience but we often do not know exactly what led to the Adolescent Protective Contexts for Depressive Symptoms accomplishment or how to repeat it the next time. Getting rejected leads to in Emerging Adulthood by Race and Ethnicity Xing even more uncertainty. Rejection is very disappointing and can leave us with questions and feelings of self-doubt. What should we have done differently or Zhang, Cornell University what can we do better in the future to improve our chances of success? Was A Multi-level Analysis on School Connectedness, Family this whole effort a waste of our time? Since reviews are normally blinded and Support and Adolescent Depression across Racial highly formalized there are few opportunities to learn from our mistakes by Groups Lin Zhu, Temple University; Bohui Wang, just submitting papers and waiting for responses. In this workshop, a panel of journal editors and book review editors will offer insights on the process in Temple University; Wenyue Lu, Temple University which journal articles and book reviews move from the submission stage to Parental Migration and Anemia Status of Children in Rural the publication stage. The goal is to leave those in attendance with a better China Feinuo Sun sense of what to expect in publishing and a greater degree of confidence The More the Better? Parental Overprotection and Youth about submitting their next manuscript. Suicide Behavior in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Monday, 5:30 pm Harris Hyun-soo Kim, Ewha Womans University The Mutual Relationship between Depression and 3511. Meeting. Section on Aging and the Life Course Business Meeting 8:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 5:30- 3614. Affiliated Group. In Celebration of Douglas Mitchell 6:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 6:30- 3522. Meeting. Section on Economic Sociology Business 8:10pm Meeting Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 5:30- 3616. Affiliated Group. Sociologists for Justice - Philadelphia in Context: Dialogue on Local Criminal Justice Reform 6:10pm Efforts 3574. Meeting. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 6:30- Solidarity Business Meeting 8:10pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, 3617. Affiliated Group. Network for the Social Scientific 5:30-6:10pm Study of Religion and Science 3577. Meeting. Section on Social Psychology Business Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 6:30- Meeting 8:10pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, 3618. Affiliated Group. Sociology of Anti-Semitism 5:30-6:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 6:30- 3581. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Children and Youth 8:10pm Business Meeting 3622. Section on Economic Sociology Reception Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 5:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 6:30- 6:10pm 8:10pm Monday, 6:30 pm 3640. Affiliated Group. Annual Global Health and 3605. Affiliated Group. Sociological Focus Editorial Board Development Interest Group Meeting Meeting Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 305, Level 3, 6:30-8:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 102B, Level 100, 6:30- 8:10pm 3680. Joint Reception: Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology and Alpha Kappa Delta 3606. Affiliated Group. 2018 CAPACS Board Meeting: Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 6:30- Commission on the Accreditation of Programs in Applied 8:10pm and Clinical Sociology Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103A, Level 100, 6:30- 3684. Section on Sociology of Culture Reception 10:30pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 6:30- 8:10pm 3607. Section on Sociology of Mental Health Reception- Section Awards and Pearlin Award 3693. Section on the Sociology of Children and Youth Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 6:30- Reception 8:10pm Offsite, Maggiano's Little Italy, 1201 Filbert Street, 6:30- 8:30pm 3608. Section on Political Sociology Reception Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103C, Level 100, 6:30- 3696. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology 8:10pm Reception Offsite, Milkboy, 1100 Chestnut Street, 6:30-8:00pm 3609. Meeting. Opportunities in Retirement Network (ORN) A Life in Sociology Series Lecture and Reception in Honor 3697. Section on Latina/o Sociology Reception of Carroll L. Estes Offsite, Offsite, 6:30-8:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 6:30- 3698. Section on Asia and Asian America Reception 8:10pm Offsite, Penang, 117 N 10th Street, 6:30-8:00pm 3610. Affiliated Group. Memorial for Professor Neil Smelser 3699. Joint Reception: Section on Sociology of Sex and Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 6:30- Gender and Section on Race, Gender Class 8:10pm Offsite, Philadelphia Courtyard Marriott Downtown, Juniper 3612. Affiliated Group. Work/Culture Network Room, 21 N. Juniper Street, 6:30-8:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 6:30- 3600. Section on Community and Urban Sociology Reception Offsite, Garces Trading Company, 1111 Locust Street, 6:30- 8:30pm Monday, 7:00 pm 36100. Joint Reception: Section on Crime, Law and Deviance and Section on Sociology of Law Offsite, Porta, 1216 Chestnut Street, 7:00-9:00pm Monday, 7:30 pm 3691. Section on Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Reception Offsite, Field House, 1150 Filbert Street, 7:30-9:30pm 3692. Joint Reception: Labor and Labor Movements and Section on Marxist Sociology Offsite, International House Theater, University of Pennsylvania, 3701 Chestnut Street, 7:30-9:30pm