develop communications strategies, tools, and techniques that PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (as of 5/12/2016) researchers can use to translate the growing body of research on This document is subject to change. Any immigration and immigration reform to members of the public and policymakers. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn the changes made will be made to the online research base that informs the framing recommendations and will program. include ample opportunities for participants to begin to apply them to translate their own research to non-academic audiences. Through this workshop, participants will learn to recognize problematic and optimal Friday, August 19 framing strategies, get practice in deconstructing and reconstructing communications around an important social issue, and explore the 8:00 am Meetings potential of a shared communications strategy in building issue coalitions and informing public policy. Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) Council Meeting (Bethany Titus) 2. Course. Creating Opportunities for Student- Association of Black Sociologists (ABS) (Earl Wright) Facilitated Discussions in the Classroom and the Department Chairs Conference. Studying Sociology / Broader Community Doing Sociology: Connecting the Dots to Meaningful Session Organizer and Leader: Suzanne R. Goodney Employment Outcomes for Majors Lea, Interactivity Foundation North American Chinese Sociologists Association During courses that use the IF model, students connect and bond more with fellow students – particularly those from different (Xiaoling Shu) backgrounds – both inside and outside of class. Faculty, too, come to see and connect with students in more meaningful ways as they have a 8:30 am Meetings chance to really hear where students are coming from and to connect Gender, Science and Organizations Writing Workshop with them as mentors/coaches. During this intensive workshop, you (Laura Hirshfield) will learn the IF method by doing/using it, with feedback as we go along Orientation for 1st Year Minority Fellowship Program on best practices. You will have time to think about how it might fit into one of your classes, and you will be ready to hit the ground running (MFP) Fellows should you decide to use it even in a Fall 2016 course. There will be Program for the International Assessment of Adult lots of time for questions, and you will receive unlimited access to IF’s Competencies Mini-Conference (Lindsey Wilkinson) wide range of teaching support materials, student guides, rubrics, Section on Teaching and Learning Pre-conference policy reports, and even a guide for using our discussions in online forums/classes. We will also support you via phone/email consultation Workshop: The Relevant Syllabus, Interating Current once you return to campus so that you can truly adapt this method to Events into Our Classes (Melinda Messineo) your particular class(es). We look forward to spending an engaging day with you! 9:00 am Meetings Group Processes ( David Melamed) 3. Course. MAXQDA 12 for Windows and Mac Joint Pre-conference: Section on Sociology of Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) Software Training Mathematics; Section on Rationality and Society; Session Organizer and Leader: Neville Li, MAXQDA Japanese Association for Mathematical Sociology Introduction: MAXQDA is a powerful qualitative data analysis software program used by researchers in education, government, (Douglas Heckathorn) NGOs and the commercial sector worldwide. In this workshop, we will Mind, Self and Society (Lauren Langman) learn the key functions of the software. Learning will be interactive and hands-on with sufficient time for participants to practice. Participants 10:00 am Sessions can walk out the classroom and start using MAXQDA in their projects right away! Learning objectives: 1. To identify what MAXQDA is and 1. Course. Reframing Immigration and Immigration how it is different from other QDA software; 2. To learn the basic Reform: A Workshop on Strategic functions of MAXQDA including creating a project, coding, using visual tools, conducting text retrieval, and creating models for presentations Communications (presented by The Frameworks and team meetings; 3. To interact in a hands-on learning environment Institute) and be able to use MAXQDA in your own projects right after the class. Session Organizer and Leader: Moira E. O'Neil, Technical requirements: Students will need to come with a laptop with FrameWorks Institute MAXQDA version 12 already installed. It can be a purchased full license or a 30-day free trial downloaded from the company’s website. Co-Leader: Marisa Gerstein Pineau, The Framewords This class is for MAXQDA for Windows AND Mac and is designed for Institute the beginner and intermediate level. Outline I. Introduction to MAXQDA The American Immigration Council has noted, “study after study II. Coding III. Other useful tools IV. Variables V. Modeling - Using has shown that commonsense immigration reform will strengthen the MAXMaps to visualize your data VI. Data Analysis and Exploration VII. economy, spur innovation, reduce the deficit and increase U.S. trade Mixed Methods Analysis VIII. MAXDictio for quantitative content and exports.” Yet, current public discourse is highly divisive, policy analysis IX. Practice exercises/mini-test X. Questions & Answers change elusive and expert knowledge about immigration is drowned out or ignored. To address the need for meaningful, productive 4. Course. Qualitative Comparative Analysis and conversations that lead to strong public support for immigration and Fuzzy Sets immigration reform, immigration experts joined forces with communications experts to explore what Americans know about Session Organizer and Leader: Charles C. Ragin, immigration, how this knowledge base differs from what experts would University of California-Irvine like them to know, and what communications techniques can be The analytic challenge of case-oriented research is not simply that leveraged to build support for adopting and implementing meaningful the number of cases is small, but that researchers gain useful in-depth solutions. With funding from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur knowledge of cases that is difficult to represent using conventional Foundation, the FrameWorks Institute conducted a series of studies to forms (e.g., representations that emphasize the “net effects” of “independent variables”). The researcher is left wondering how to

represent knowledge of cases in a way that is meaningful and compact, Katherine R. Rowell, Sinclair Community College but which also does not deny case complexity. Set-theoretic methods Esther Isabelle Wilder, Lehman College such as Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), the central focus of This course will focus on how professors can integrate analyses of this workshop, offer a solution. QCA is fundamentally a case-oriented U.S. Census and American Community Survey (ACS) data in relevant, method that can be applied to small-to-moderate size Ns. It is most user-friendly ways in such courses as Intro Sociology, Social Problems, useful when researchers have knowledge of each case included in an Stratification, Race Relations, the Family, Sociology of Aging, investigation, there is a relatively small number of such cases (e.g., 10- Population, and more. Adding data analysis to substantive 50), and the investigator seeks to compare cases as configurations. undergraduate sociology courses supports the American Sociological With these methods it is possible to construct representations of cross- Association initiatives to introduce students to data "early and often” case patterns that allow for substantial heterogeneity and diversity. This throughout the curriculum. This course will introduce resources workshop offers an introduction to the approach and to the use of the available for integrating data analysis into a wide range of sociology software package fsQCA (a free download from www.fsqca.com). Both course subjects and levels. Participants will learn about the Social the crisp (i.e., Boolean) and fuzzy-set versions of the method will be Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN) directed by Professor Frey at presented. Fuzzy set analysis is gaining popularity in the social the University of Michigan. The course will begin with an overview of sciences today because of the close connections it enables among the SSDAN project and data analysis materials. Brief tutorials on the verbal theory, substantive knowledge (especially in the assessment of easy-to-use software tools will follow, with examples drawn from degree of set membership), and the analysis of empirical evidence. existing U.S. Census and ACS access tools. In a “hands-on” session, Fuzzy sets are especially useful in case-oriented research, where the two person teams will “play the role of students” and conduct analyses investigator has a degree of familiarity with the cases included in the of pre-tailored 1950-2010 Census, and 2010 ACS data. investigation and seeks to understand cases configurationally—as specific combinations of aspects or elements. Using fuzzy-set methods, case outcomes can be examined in ways that allow for causal 2:00 pm Meetings complexity, where different combinations of causally relevant conditions combine to generate the outcome in question. Also, with set-theoretic Association of Korean Sociologists in America (AKSA) methods it is a possible to evaluate arguments that causal conditions (Hyeyoung Woo) are necessary or sufficient. Analyses of this type are outside the scope of conventional analytic methods. Specific topics addressed in the 2:00 pm Sessions course include: the differences between set-theoretic and correlational methods; conventional crisp sets versus fuzzy sets; the calibration of 7. Course. Reframing Immigration and Immigration fuzzy sets; how calibration differs from conventional forms of Reform: A Workshop on Strategic measurement; analyzing fuzzy set relations; the correspondence between concepts and fuzzy set membership scores; the Communications (presented by The Frameworks correspondence between theoretical statements and the analysis of Institute) fuzzy set relations; using fuzzy sets to study cases as configurations; Session Organizer and Leader: Moira E. O'Neil, and using fuzzy sets to unravel causal complexity, with a special focus FrameWorks Institute on equifinality. Co-Leader: Marisa Gerstein Pineau, The Framewords 12:00 pm Sessions Institute The American Immigration Council has noted, “study after study 5. ASA Social Media Preconference has shown that commonsense immigration reform will strengthen the economy, spur innovation, reduce the deficit and increase U.S. trade Session Organizers and Leaders: Dustin Kidd, Temple and exports.” Yet, current public discourse is highly divisive, policy University and Tressie Cottom, Virginia change elusive and expert knowledge about immigration is drowned Commonwealth University out or ignored. To address the need for meaningful, productive The 2016 Annual Meeting will offer a special pre-conference aimed conversations that lead to strong public support for immigration and at increasing knowledge of social media and strategies for using these immigration reform, immigration experts joined forces with tools in sociological work. The Social Media Pre-conference is communications experts to explore what Americans know about organized by Tressie McMillan Cottom (Virginia Commonwealth immigration, how this knowledge base differs from what experts would University) and Dustin Kidd (Temple University). The Pre-conference like them to know, and what communications techniques can be will take place on Friday, August 19 as part of the pre-convention leveraged to build support for adopting and implementing meaningful program activities, at a charge of $50.00 to registered attendees of the solutions. With funding from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Annual Meeting. Those interested in attending must register in order to Foundation, the FrameWorks Institute conducted a series of studies to reserve their space. Topics covered include: Creating a social media develop communications strategies, tools, and techniques that strategy Twitter for Academics Framing Social Research on Social researchers can use to translate the growing body of research on Media Social Media Techniques for the Classroom immigration and immigration reform to members of the public and policymakers. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn the 1:30 pm Meetings research base that informs the framing recommendations and will include ample opportunities for participants to begin to apply them to Directors of Graduate Studies Conference. Excellence in translate their own research to non-academic audiences. Through this Graduate Student Teacher Training: Practical Insights workshop, participants will learn to recognize problematic and optimal framing strategies, get practice in deconstructing and reconstructing for Graduate Programs and Their Leaders communications around an important social issue, and explore the potential of a shared communications strategy in building issue 1:30 pm Sessions coalitions and informing public policy. 6. Course 6. Incorporating American Community 4:00 pm Meetings Survey and US Census Data into Undergraduate Courses Honors Program Orientation Session Organizer: William H. Frey, Brookings Institution 7:00 pm Sessions Leader: John Paul DeWitt, University of Michigan Co-Leaders: Jill Bouma, Berea College 8. Opening Plenary. Beyond the Battle of Seattle

Session Organizer and Presider: Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center Panelists: Walden Bello, University of Philippines, Diliman Amy Goodman, Democracy Now Kshama Sawant, Seattle City Council In November 1999, the city of Seattle was the site of massive protests against the World Trade Organization, during its meeting there, an event that became known as the "Battle of Seattle." More recently, Seattle has emerged as one of the nation's most dynamic cities, and one that is unusually progressive. The city's voters elected an avowed Socialist to its City Council and led the nation in the "Fight for 15," an effort to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. Panelists will reflect on the Battle of Seattle and its legacy, as well as on recent developments in the city. 9:00 pm Meetings Welcome Reception

counterparts. While social scientists were somewhat late in turning PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (as of 5/12/2016) their attention to right-wing movements, that has begun to change. Our This document is subject to change. Any knowledge of conservative activism has grown substantially in recent years. In this session, scholars who have expertise pertaining to changes made will be made to the online different types of right-wing movements will draw upon their past program. research to project into the future. While the wave of progressive activism has contributed to social equality in areas such as civil rights, LGBT rights, and gender equality, is there reason to expect that in the Saturday, August 20 years ahead right-wing movements will experience success in rolling back gains that progressive movements have achieved, and exacerbating ongoing inequalities and injustices? Presentations by The length of each daytime session/meeting activity leading scholars will be followed by an open discussion of the future of is one hour and forty minutes, unless noted right-wing activism. otherwise. The usual turnover is as follows: 8:30am-10:10am 10. Thematic Session. Urban Protest in the Global 10:30am-12:10pm South 12:30pm-2:10pm Session Organizer: Ann Mische, University of Notre 2:30pm-4:10pm Dame 4:30pm-6:10pm Panelists: Patrick G. Heller, Brown University Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Session presiders and committee chairs are Zeynep Tufekci, University of North Carolina requested to see that sessions and meetings end on Discussant: Gay W. Seidman, University of Wisconsin- time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities Madison scheduled into the same room. In the past half-decade, the world has seen an expansive wave of global protest, triggered by a combination of economic and political grievances that include austerity measures, unemployment, inequality, precarious public services, authoritarianism, corruption, police violence 7:00 am Meetings and state repression. Economic demands have been interwoven, in Section on Labor and Labor Movements Council Meeting varying proportions, with challenges to political leadership and institutions and calls for the expansion of electoral and participatory Section on Sociology of Culture Council Meeting democracy. Many of these protests have taken on a specifically urban dimension, occupying public squares and avenues while raising issues 8:30 am Meetings of access to and mobility in urban space. At the same time, the 2017 Public Understanding of Sociology Award Selection protests have relied heavily on new social media technologies, which Committee have linked these protests together in a transnational public arena. This panel will explore the political, economic and social dimensions of ASA Code of Ethics Revision Committee these protests, with a focus on movements in the global South (broadly Committee on Nominations understood). We will feature panelists who are currently studying the Current Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows recent protests in India, Brazil, and Turkey, putting these in Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline (FAD) comparative perspective with protests in other parts of the world. Advisory Panel 11. Author Meets Critics Session. Do-It-Yourself Honors Program Kickoff Democracy: The Rise of the Public Engagement Journal of Health and Social Behavior Editorial Board Industry (Oxford University Press, 2015) by Rose Series in Sociology Editorial Board Caroline W. Lee Social Psychology Quarterly Editorial Board Session Organizer: David S. Meyer, University of Sociological Theory Editorial Board California, Irvine 8:30 am Sessions Critics: Nina Eliasoph, University Southern California William D. Hoynes, Vassar College 9. Thematic Session. Right-Wing Movements and Philip George Lewin, Florida Atlantic University Inequality: Looking to the Future Gianpaolo Baiocchi, NYU Session Organizer and Presider: Rory M. McVeigh, Author: Caroline W. Lee, Lafayette College University of Notre Dame Panelists: Kathleen M. Blee, University of Pittsburgh 12. Professional Development Workshop. Writing for Mabel Berezin, Cornell University Contexts. And the World Christopher Parker, University of Washington Session Organizer: Syed Ali, Long Island University Discussant: Rory M. McVeigh, University of Notre Dame Leaders: Syed Ali, Long Island University A wave of progressive social movement activism beginning in the Philip N. Cohen, University of Maryland, College Park 1960s helped to reduce various types of social inequalities. The Panelists: Letta Page, Contexts Magazine spread of progressive activism also attracted the attention of Joshua Aaron Page, University of Minnesota sociologists and other social scientists, creating a vibrant research field as scholars sought to better understand the emergence of social Ilene Kalish, New York University Press movements as well as the determinants of their successes and failures. Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland In recent decades we have observed increases in conservative or right- Writing for the broader public is a skill many sociologists haven't wing activism, with many right-wing movements borrowing developed. The editors of Contexts and others on the panel will try to organizational forms and tactics previously employed by progressive help. We'll give you our take on how to write for a broader audience,

starting with how to write for Contexts. Others on the panel who have Care as Violence: A Feminist Disability Analysis of Home written for Contexts and the popular media will also help explain how to Care and Long-term Care Workers. Christine Kelly, translate your academic research for the world. University of Manitoba 13. Policy and Research Workshop. European Caring off the Clock: Cape Verdean Eldercare Workers Research Council: Funding for U.S. Sociologists from Praia to Lisbon. Celeste Curington, University of (and Elsewhere!) Willing to Explore Ideas or Massachusetts-Amherst Territories Never Explored Before Colonial Domesticity: Law and Democracy for Peruvian Session Organizer and Leader: Lionel Thelen, European Household Workers. Katherine Maich, University of Research Council California, Berkeley In Turbulent Times not only banks, institutions, companies or even Gender, Nativity and Race in Care Work: The More countries are under pressure but also individuals and, among them, Things Change …. Monica Boyd, University of researchers. Studying crisis times can be of the utmost interest for social sciences in general and for sociology in particular. Unfortunately Toronto; Naomi Lightman, University of Toronto another feature of our hectic times are, in US and in various countries People with Disabilities as Elder Care Providers in the worldwide, financial difficulties to make ends meet as well as limited United States. Carrie L. Shandra, State University of budgets for universities, research centres and, subsequently, frequent New York at Stony Brook; Anna Penner, University of cuts in social sciences research funding. Taking the exact opposite position, the ERC funding capability increases each year and the part California, Irvine of the budget devoted to social sciences has been bettered from 2015 onwards. With funding up to 3.75 million $ for a 5 year project, the ERC 16. Regular Session. Collective Memory 1: Analytical has become – in less than 8 years – one of the major funding bodies Tools worldwide and certainly the most generous for Social Sciences and Session Organizer: Christina Simko, Williams College Humanities. “What do the ERC schemes have to offer to sociologists?” Presider: Christina Simko, Williams College “How to get started with an application?” “How to increase your chances to get funding?” “What are the main hitches to avoid?” These Nostalgia as an Analytical Tool applied to Turkey's are all relevant questions that will be raised during this workshop. Do Relationship with its Past. Yagmur Karakaya, not hesitate to bring yours! This session is opened to all sociologists University of Minnesota aiming to design and lead to their good end ground-breaking research Narratives, Causality, and Boredom: Comparing the projects. The presentations will be done by ERC Scientific Staff as well as by Grantees and Panel Evaluators. Each presentation will be Holocaust to Apartheid in South African History followed by a Q&A session and presenters will of course be available Classrooms. Chana Teeger, University of during the whole duration of the Conference to answer your queries. Johannesburg Flyers, reports and publications will be available to help you inasmuch Divided Memory and the New Cold War Thesis: Rise and as possible, not forgetting, last but not least, our website: http://erc.europa.eu/ Decline of a Double-edged Analogy. Jeremy Brooke Straughn, Westminster College; Lisa Fein, 14. Regular Session. Biosociology/Biosocial Westminster College, MO Interaction Class: A Forgotten Factor in Collective Memory. Bin Xu, Session Organizer: Dalton Conley, Princeton University Florida International University Economic Hardship and Biological Weathering: The Discussant: Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY Epigenetics of Aging in a Sample of Black Women. Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia; Man Kit Lei, 17. Regular Session. Comparative Ethnography of The University of Georgia; Leslie Gordon Simons, Power University of Georgia Session Organizer: Ching Kwan Lee, UCLA Opportunities and Challenges of Big Data for the Social Presider: Ching Kwan Lee, UCLA Sciences: The Case of Genomic Data. Hexuan Liu, Explaining Evictions: The Politics of Representation and The University of NC at Chapel Hill; Guang Guo, Recognition in Post-Apartheid Land Occupations. University of North Carolina Zachary Levenson, University of California-Berkeley The Role of the Retirement Environment in Shaping the Making Democracy Real: Participatory Governance in Genetics of Cognitive Decline. Robbee Wedow, Urban Latin America. Gabriel Hetland, University at University of Colorado at Boulder; Benjamin Albany Domingue, Stanford University; Jason D. Boardman, Partnering with the Strong but Blind State: How Civic University of Colorado; Andrea Tilstra, University of Associations Co-create Policy during ACA Colorado - Boulder Implemention. Josh Pacewicz, Brown University The Effect of Birth Weight on Behavioral Problems: New Settling Dismissal Grievances Under Socialism and Evidence from Monozygotic Twins. Stine Neoliberalism in Chile. Cesar F. Rosado Marzan, Moellegaard, University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Illinois Institute of Technology Sociology Wormholing, Deep-diving, and Disappearing: Immersive, Techno-mediated Experience among Routine, 15. Regular Session. Care Work/Caring Labor Creative Industry Workers. Michael L. Siciliano, Session Organizer: Jennifer Fish, Old Dominion University of California Los Angeles University Discussant: Javier Auyero, UT Presider: Jennifer Fish, Old Dominion University 18. Regular Session. Environmental Policy

Session Organizer: Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma Akron; Robert A. McGuire, Department of Economics, State University University of Akron; Andrew S. London, Syracuse Disclosure Conflicts: Crude Oil Trains, Frack Chemicals, University and the Politics of Transparency. Abby J. Kinchy, Revisit the Birth Control Policies in China: Trends in Age Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Guy Schaffer, at First Birth during Fertility Transition. Menghan Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Wynne Hedlesky, Zhao, University of Pennsylvania; Hans-Peter Kohler, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania Rethinking the Legislative Process: "Buffering The Surprising Decline in the Non-marital Fertility Rate: Opportunities" as Limits of Social Movement Influence Description and Preliminary Explanation. Daniel J. in Environmental Policymaking. Joshua A. Schneider, UC Berkeley; Alison Gemmill, University Basseches, Northwestern University of California, Berkeley The Sticky Science of Non-Stick Chemicals: Forty Years Who Matters: Intervening Factors Affecting Unintended of Research and (In)Action on Fluorinated Pregnancy. Jaspreet Kaur, Loyola University Compounds. Lauren Richter, Northeastern University Chicago; Andrea Bertotti Metoyer, Gonzaga The World Bank and Organized Hypocrisy? A Cross- University national Analysis of Structural Adjustment and Forest Loss. John M Shandra, Stony Brook University; Heidi 21. Regular Session. Gender, Work, and Overwork E. Rademacher, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW Session Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia YORK Stony Brook; Carolyn R. Coburn, STATE Presider: Sarah Elizabeth Mosseri, University of Virginia UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK at Stony Brook Misconceiving Merit: Consequences of the Work Devotion Schema in Academic Science and 19. Regular Session. Family and Kinship 1: Global Engineering. Mary Blair-Loy, Univ. California-San Issues and Migration Diego; Erin A. Cech, Rice University Session Organizer: Michelle Y. Janning, Whitman Equality in Misery: The Shared Emotional Consequences College of Everwork Among Women and Men. Alison Wynn, Presider: Michelle Y. Janning, Whitman College Stanford University Co-residence with Grandparents: Does it Help Migrant Men’s Work Pathways and Physical and Mental Health at Children in China? Yifan Bai, Midlife*. Adrianne Frech, University of Akron; Sarah Controlling the Home: Ownership And Household Damaske, The Pennsylvania State University Structure in Four Post-Soviet Countries. Nadina Gendered Discourses of Work-family Balance: The Lauren Anderson, University of Arizona; Jane R. Limitations of Voluntary Corporate Policy. Christine Zavisca, University of Arizona; Theodore P. Gerber, L. Williams, University of Texas at Austin University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Erin Kelly, MIT Sloan School of Management Emotional Kinscripting: Managing Emotions in Asian Immigrant Families. Angie Y. Chung, University at 22. Regular Session. Internet and Society Albany Session Organizer: Jenny L. Davis, James Madison The Romantic Career: Partner Choice and Interracial University Couples in Los Angeles and Rio de Janeiro. Presider: PJ Rey, University of Maryland Chinyere Osuji, Rutgers University at Camden Bottom-up Jurisprudence: Enactment of Wikipedia’s Understanding Variations in Parental Advice and Notability Guideline. Shing-Chung Jonathan Yam, Interest: Educational Differences Between Parents The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Adult Children. Brett Ory, Erasmus University Dying and Mourning in the Twittersphere. Nina Lyn Rotterdam; Renske Keizer, Erasmus University Cesare, University of Washington; Jennifer Lynn Rotterdam; Pearl A. Dykstra, Erasmus University Branstad, University of Washington Rotterdam Pierre Bourdieu as Theorist of the Digital. Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas; Laura Robinson, Santa 20. Regular Session. Fertility Clara University Session Organizer: Lauren Jade Martin, Penn State Social Media and Offline Conversation: Putting Political University, Berks Discussion in Context. Keith N. Hampton, Michigan Presider: Katherine M. Johnson, Tulane University State University; Inyoung Shin, Rutgers University; Family Policies and Working Women’s Fertility Intentions Weixu Lu, Rutgers University in South Korea. Seung-won Choi, Michigan State Taking it to Twitter: Countering State-sanctioned University; Aggie Jooyoung Noah, Pennsylvania State Violence. Latoya Lee, STATE UNIVERSITY OF University; Tse-Chuan Yang, University at Albany, NEW YORK Binghamton University STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK The Emotional Costs of Computers: An Expectancy- Plantations and Parasites: Development, Disease, and value Theory Analysis of Young Students’ STEM Fertility Differentials in the Early Twentieth Century Attitudes. Christopher Ball, Michigan State American South. Cheryl Elman, The University of University; Kuo-Ting Huang, Michigan State

University; RV Rikard, Michigan State University; Noren, New York University Shelia R. Cotten, Michigan State University Discussant: PJ Rey, University of Maryland 26. Regular Session. Religious Vitality and Threat Session Organizer: Amy D. McDowell, University of 23. Regular Session. Latino/as Mississippi Session Organizer: Ed A. Munoz, University of Utah Presider: Amy D. McDowell, University of Mississippi Presider: Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, University of Illinois- Shifting Alliances and Opponents: Abortion, Mainline Chicago Protestants, and Religious Restructuring since 1960. Latinos Need to Stay in Their Place: Contemporary Sabrina Danielsen, Creighton University Latino Segregation. Celia Olivia Lacayo, UCLA Gay Seouls: Religious Spaces for Sexual Minorities in Linking Immigration and Terrorism in the Post 9/11 Era. South Korea. Gowoon Jung, University at Albany, Luis Romero, The University of Texas at Austin; STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK; Joseph E. Yi, Amina Zarrugh, University of Texas at Austin Hanyang University Numbers, Narratives, and Nation: Media Doing Boundary Work as an Inclusive Group: A Representations of U.S. Latino Population Growth in Qualitative Study of a Liberal Congregation. Laura the Census, 1990-2010. Eileen Diaz McConnell, Krull, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Arizona State University We’re All in This Together: Sub-Cultural Identity in a Queering Mestizaje and the Notion of Choice in Racial Fundamentalist Christian Church. Lindsay Wood Identity Formation. Adriana Nunez, University of Glassman, University of Pennsylvania Colorado Seeing is (Not) Believing: Longitudinal Effects of Viewing Sofía Vergara in U.S. Media - On Representations of Pornography on Personal Religiosity. Samuel L. Latinidad. Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Perry, University of Oklahoma 24. Regular Session. Marriage, Civil Unions, and 27. Regular Session. Social Deminsions of AIDS Cohabitation Session Organizer: Samuel R. Friedman, Natl. Session Organizer: Susan L. Brown, Bowling Green Development & Research Inst. State University Presider: Brooke S. West, University of California San Cohort Differences and the Marriage Premium: Diego Emergence of Gender-Neutral Household Social Neighborhoods and HIV transmission risk. David Specialization Effects. Misun Lim, University of C. Bell, Indiana University-Purdue University Massachusetts Amherst; Michelle J. Budig, University Indianapolis of Massachusetts From Workers to Entrepreneurs: Articulating Femininity Estimating the Effect of Student Loan Debt on Timing of in Indian Sex Worker Activism. Gowri Vijayakumar, Marriage among Race/Ethnic Groups. Stella Min, UC Berkeley Florida State University; Miles G. Taylor, Florida State Community Organizations and Rights: Women Sex University Workers and HIV/AIDS in Karnataka, India. Mangala Educational Assortative Mating and Income Dynamics in Subramaniam, Purdue University; Jenean Cox, Couples: A Longitudinal and Dyadic Perspective. Purdue University Yue Qian, Ohio State University Thinking Critically about HIV Prevention for Gay and Cross-national Differences in Married and Cohabiting Bisexual Men. Barry D. Adam, University of Windsor Couples' Income Organization. Joanna Pepin, Discussant: Claire Laurier Decoteau, University of University of Maryland Illinois, Chicago Men’s and Women’s Marriage and Cohabitation Earnings Gaps in Comparative Perspective. Claudia Geist, 28. Regular Session. Sociology of Higher Education. University of Utah Varied Choices and Unequal Outcomes among Post-Secondary Students 25. Regular Session. Microsociologies Session Organizer: Amy J. Binder, University of Session Organizer: Gabrielle Raley, Knox College California, San Diego Presider: Gabrielle Raley, Knox College Presider: Kelly J. Nielsen, University of California-San Going Out: Situated Outings and the Life of Public Parks. Diego Michael DeLand, Yale; David Trouille, James College Mismatch and Socioeconomic Stratification and Madison University Intergenerational Mobility for Whites, Blacks, and Just Let People be People: Intoxication and a Social Hispanics. Jordan Andrew Conwell, Northwestern Ecology of Work in a Public Marketplace. Laura A. University; Mary E. Pattillo, Northwestern University Orrico, Pomona College Postsecondary Curricular Trajectories: Trends, The Interactional Geometry of Microaggressions. Outcomes, and New Directions. Christina Ciocca, Michael E. Bare, University of Chicago Columbia University Balancing Creative Ambition and Profit: An Ethnography Race/Ethnic Differences in How Living at Home during of Great jobs and Good Enough Jobs. Laura E. College Affects Postsecondary Trajectories. Amy Gill

Langenkamp, University of Notre Dame; Nicole and Asian America Perez, University of Notre Dame; Andrew Hoyt, Session Organizer: Jennifer Jihye Chun, University of University of Notre Dame Toronto Class Inequality among College Graduates. Dirk A Theory of Immigrant Political Incorporation: Hmong Witteveen, ; Paul A. Attewell, CUNY, Graduate Americans’ Movement against Welfare Reforms. Center Yang Sao Xiong, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Jennie E. Brand, University of California - From Labor Commodification to Land Dispossession: Los Angeles The Changing Foundations of Chinese Development, 1978 to present. Julia Chuang, Boston College Making and Remaking Gentrification: The Case of Korea 29. Regular Session. Sociology of Knowledge Session Organizer: Annulla Linders, University of Re-inventing Commercial Tenants as Activists Against Gentrification. Yewon Andrea Lee, Cincinnati Weapons of the Weak Soldiers: Military Masculinity and Presider: Annulla Linders, University of Cincinnati Embodied Resistance in Taiwanese Conscription. Discourse Analysis of Cultural Competence in the Ying-Chao Kao, Rutgers University Journal of the American Medical Association. Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, University of New Mexico 32. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. Expert Knowledge Production of Cell-Free Fetal DNA Civic Participation among Minority and Immigrant Screening Tests. Aleksa Owen, University of Illinois Youth at Chicago Session Organizer: Veronica Terriquez, UC Santa Cruz Wounded Healing with Provisos: Doctors’ Illness Presider: May Lin, University of Southern California Experiences as Ambiguous Assets in Medical A Safe Place to Go: Latina/o Youth and Parents and Communication. Hwa-Yen Huang, Rutgers University Politically Minded Community Organizations. Melanie Who's to Say: Dissent, Disagreement, and Professional Jones Gast, University of Louisville; Dina G. Uncertainty in Book Reviewing. Phillipa K Chong, Okamoto, Indiana University McMaster University Institutions, Policy, and Resilience: Educational Discussant: Kelly Moore, Loyola University Chicago Trajectories of Undocumented Students in Boston and North Carolina. Alessandra Bazo Vienrich, University of Massachusetts Boston 30. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Commemorative and Civic Participation in the 21st Session. Life Course Research and Social Policy Session Organizer: Madonna Harrington Meyer, century: a Comparison across Generations and Ethnic Origin. Manja Coopmans, Utrecht University; Syracuse University Duane F. Alwin, Pennsylvania State Univ. Presider: Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse Discussant: Hyeyoung Kwon, Indiana University University

Exploring Life Course and Network Mechanisms Underlying Prison-based Therapeutic Communities. 33. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Roundtable Derek A. Kreager, Pennsylvania State University; Session and Business Meeting. Dana L. Haynie, Ohio State University; David R. Schaefer, Arizona State University; Jacob T.N. 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Young, Arizona State University; Martin Bouchard, Session Organizer: April Fernandes, University of Simon Fraser University; Michaela Soyer, Washington Pennsylvania State University School Wellness Policies and Adolescent Obesity: An Table 1. Punishment and Incarceration 1 Ecological Study. Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah Table Presider: Meghan Dawe, University of Toronto Stratified Care and Aging: State Austerity and the Rise of Conservative Politics, Sacred Cows, and Sacrificial Immigrant Filipina Entrepreneurship. Jennifer Lambs: The Role of ‘Evidence’ During Canada’s Nazareno, Brown University Prison Farm Closures. Meghan Dawe, University The Forgotten Generation: Public Health, HIV/AIDS, and of Toronto; Phil Goodman, University of Toronto the Elderly. Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois Development of a Prison Aggression Perception University Scale. Aimee Lauren Peyton-Greene, University Transitions, Trajectories and the Role of Activation of Washington Tacoma Policies for Young People. Margherita Bussi, Indigenous Incarceration, State Policy and Gang University of Brighton Formation. Tracey Kathleen MciNtosh, University Discussant: Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas at Of Auckland Austin On the Fringes: Female Prisoners in Ukraine, are They Unique? Marianna A. Klochko, The Ohio 31. Section on Asia and Asian America Paper State University; Alexey Serdyuk, Kharkiv National Session. Social Change and Resistance in Asia

University of Internal Affairs, Kharkiv, Ukraine Crimes Against Innocence: How American Prosecutors Theorize Vulnerability in Child Sexual Table 2. Punishment and Incarceration 2 Abuse Cases. Jamie L Small, University of Table Presider: Michael T. Light, Purdue University Michigan Short-term Immigration-related Detention and the Do Hurt Girls Run Differently? Analyzing Role of the State. Guillermo R. Cantor, American Maltreatment, Runaway Behavior, and Gender Immigration Council Among Juvenile Offenders. Micah Johnson, Deadbeat Dads or Debtor’s Prison? Jailing for Child University of Florida; Melissa Bright, University of Support Nonpayment. Elizabeth Cozzolino, Florida; Nancy Hardt, University of Florida; Nathan University of Texas at Austin Epps, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice How Many Lives Does Incarceration Actually Save? Paternal Incarceration and Adolescent Social Network Accounting for Infant Mortality in the Incarceration Disadvantage. Brielle Eileen Bryan, Harvard Ledger. Michael T. Light, Purdue University; Joey University Marshall, Purdue University The Consequences of Adolescent Delinquent The Racial Politics of Mass Incarceration. Adaner Behavior for Adult Employment Outcomes. Usmani, New York University; John J Clegg, NYU Angela Carter, UC Davis Parental Incarceration and Child Well-Being: A Methodological and Theoretical Critique of Table 6. Procedures and Justice Propensity Score Analysis. Jennifer Ellen Copp, Table Presider: Caitlin Curry, University of Arkansas Bowling Green State University; Peggy C. Parole Revocations and Racial Disproportionality in Giordano, Bowling Green State University; Wendy Prison Admissions (1990-2009). Caitlin Curry, Diane Manning, Bowling Green State University; University of Arkansas; Rodney L. Engen, Monica A. Longmore, Bowling Green State Univ University of Arkansas Psychopathy in the Penal System: A Case of Table 3. Schools, Education and Violence Medicalization? David Showalter, University of Table Presider: Nayan Ramirez, The Pennsylvania California, Berkeley State University Sex, Lies, and Politics: Building a Sex Offender Law Communication, Structure, and Equality in Reform Movement. Emily Horowitz, St. Francis Peacemaking Circles: An Evaluation of Power in College Peace Circles Boston. Lauren Ann Cripps, State Correctional Department Leaders and the University of Massachusetts, Boston Persistent Socio-legal Control of Consensual Delinquency, Drinking, and Academic Success: A Prison Sex. Jay W. Borchert, University of Test of Subculture Theory. Nayan Ramirez, The Michigan Pennsylvania State University; Douglas Baals, The Pennsylvania State University Table 7. Inequality and Crime 1 Table Presider: Anna Reosti, University of Washington Table 4. Communities, Institutions and Violence Getting to Know You: The Struggle Over Information Table Presider: Katie E. Corcoran, West Virginia in Welfare Fraud Control. Spencer Headworth, University Northwestern University Age, Commitment to Neighborhood, and Perceptions Social Context and Sentencing Disparity Revisited: of Collective Efficacy. Wes Jeffrey, Brigham Effects of Race/Ethnicity and Skin Tone Across Young University; Benjamin G. Gibbs, Brigham Court Communities. Noah Painter-Davis, ; Young University Christopher J. Lyons, University of New Mexico Cross-national Criminal Victimization: Confronting the Tenant Screening and Fair Housing in the Information Neglected Regional Effects. Katie E. Corcoran, Age. Anna Reosti, University of Washington West Virginia University; Rodney Stark, Baylor The Racialization of Broken Windows. Jessica Rose University Kalbfeld, New York University Neighborhood Destabilization, Foreclosure, and Crime in Portland, Oregon. Alana Rose Inlow, Table 8. Inequality and Crime 2 Perceptions of the Police and Fear of Crime: The Table Presider: Luis Daniel Gascón, University of San Compensatory Role of Neighboring. Seth Alan Francisco Williams, University of California - Irvine Feminized Need and Racialized Risk: A Race, Class, The Growth of Chinese Think Tanks and the Question Gender Comparison in a Midwestern Drug Court. of Crime. Kevin John McCaffree, Indiana Veronica L. Horowitz, University of Minnesota; University-Purdue University, Fort Wayne Teresa Gowan, University of Minnesota No Experience Required: Violent Crime and Table 5. Children, Youth and Violence 1 Anticipated, Vicarious, and Experienced Racial Table Presider: Brielle Eileen Bryan, Harvard University Discrimination. Daniel E. Herda, Merrimack

College; Bill McCarthy, UC Davis College, York University The Effects of Socio-economic Development and The Allocation of Police Resources and Practices in Rate of Change on National Suicide Rates. New York City, 1988-2001. David F. Greenberg, Thoroddur Bjarnason, Unversity of Akureyri; New York University Sylwia Piatkowska, Old Dominion University Straight for the Gun: Understanding Gang Violence Table 12. Theoretical Criminology and Space Policing in South Los Angeles. Luis Table Presider: Xiaozhao Yousef Yang, Purdue Daniel Gascón, University of San Francisco University Alienation, Anomie, and Strain: A Theoretical Table 9. Inequality and Crime 3 Analysis. Ekaterina Lytkina, Higher School of Table Presider: Holly Nguyen, Economics, Laboratory for Comparative Social Contemporaneous Participation in Legal Employment Research and Income Generating Crime. Holly Nguyen, Separating Peer Association from Routine Activities: Ferguson and Beyond: A Theoretical and Empirical Friends, Motivation, Targets, and Guardians in Assessment of How Race and Place Matter for Prostitution Patronage. Xiaozhao Yousef Yang, Arrest. Lora A. Phillips, The Ohio State University Purdue University; Jerry Chen, Purdue University Gender, Board Diversity, and Corporate Crime: Unanswered Questions in Deterrence Theory: Crime- Specifying the Relationship between Informal and Specific Risk Updating and Behavioral Effects. Formal Crime Control. Sally S. Simpson, Kyle Thomas, University of Missouri-St. Louis; University of Maryland; Miranda Galvin, University Benjamin Hamilton, University of Missouri-St. of Maryland; Gerald Martin, American University; Louis; Thomas A Loughran, University of Maryland Debra Shapiro, University of Maryland; Christine M. Beckman, University of Maryland Table 13. Gender and Sexual Violence Interrogating Staggolee: Investigating the Meanings Table Presider: Brooke Wagner, Wittenberg University of Hustling. Deirdre D. Caputo-Levine, Idaho Intimate Partner Violence and Controlling Behaviors: State University Women’s Barriers of Contacting the Police. White Privilege in Black Markets: Gang Participation, Tyrone Chiwai Cheng, University of Alabama; Illegal Income, and Drug Markets. Takuma Celia C. Lo, Texas Woman's University Kamada, Tohoku University Rape Myths and Victim Credibility: An Analysis of Sexual Assault Case Dispositions and UCR Table 10. Reentry and Recidivism reports. Brooke M. Wagner, Wittenberg University Table Presider: Kate O'Neill, University of Washington Instabilities and Private Suffering Within: Investigating Beyond Litchfield: Examining The Role of Friendship Sexual Assault Kits in Medical and Legal Practice. in Women’s Narratives of Community Re-Entry. Andrea Quinlan, Trent University Kaitlyn Dick, University of Alberta Precarious Masculinity and Rape Culture in Canadian Motivational Capital: Investigating Adherence to Pro- University Sport. Curtis A. Fogel, Lakehead social Goals and Future Orientation as Protective University Orillia Factors against Recidivism. Kate O'Neill, University of Washington; Michael Hughes Table 14. Substance Use Esposito, University of Washington; John Thomas Table Presider: Zachary Rowan, University of Maryland Leverso, University of Washington An Evaluation of the Social Influences for Black and The Myth of Public Safety and Ceremony of Urban White Adolescent Substance Use. Zachary Governance: Prisoner Reentry and Neo- Rowan, University of Maryland institutionalism. Francis Bruce Prior, University of Gender, Criminological Theory, and College Student Pennsylvania Substance Use. Matthew Grindal, University of California, Riverside; Amanda Admire, University Table 11. Policing 1 of California, Riverside Table Presider: Andrew Dawson, Glendon College, Marijuana Legalization and the Liminality of York University Deregulation. Alex Thompson, University of Black and White? Police Department Racial Diversity Colorado and Black and White Men’s Relative Arrest Marijuana use at early midlife and the trajectories of Likelihoods. Katharina Roesler, Stanford social bonds. Xiaozhao Yousef Yang, Purdue University University From copper to Steel: Police Militarization at the End Parental Immigration, Legal Status, and Children's of the 20th Century. Zach Patrick Baumgart, Substance Use. Alyssa Howard-Tripp, University of Wisconsin - Madison Pennsylvania State University; Corina Graif, The Police Legitimacy and Homicide: A Macro- Pennsylvania State University comparative Analysis. Andrew Dawson, Glendon

Table 15. Culture, Media, and Socialization The Emergence of Life Without Parole in Florida: Table Presider: Mari Kita, University of Hawaii at Groundwork for a Penal State Case Study. Manoa Christopher Seeds, New York University Patriarchy as a Contextual and Gendered Pathway: A The Unintended Consequences of Protecting Qualitative Study of Iranian Women Offender. Women: How Minnesota Domestic Violence Law Nahid Rahimipour Anaraki, ; Dariush Boostani, Constrains Women's Agency. Allison Nobles, University of Kerman; Raziyeh Bahmayi, Social University of Minnesota Sciences Department, Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Kerman, Iran 9:30-10:10am, Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Religion in Civil Society: The Spatial Effects of Black Business Meeting Protestant Affiliation Rates on Crime. Robert A. Thomson, Baylor University 34. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. The Silent Cry: Societal Reactions to Crime and Money, Credit and Society Family Members of Offenders in Japan. Mari Kita, Session Organizer: Bruce G. Carruthers, Northwestern University of Hawaii at Manoa University The Social Problem of Terrorism. Pat L. Lauderdale, Presider: Bruce G. Carruthers, Northwestern University ASU A Bitcoin’s Worth: Talks of Money and Value at the Political Ideology and Concerns about White-collar Advent of Digital Currency. Lynette Shaw, University Crime: Exploring the Switch Hypothesis. Marshall of Washington Schmidt, The University of Oklahoma; Amy Losing Their Way? Credit Unions’ Embrace of Market- Kroska, University of Oklahoma based Investment Practices. Marc Schneiberg, Reed College; Darci Kovacs, Table 16. Policing 2 What is the Crowd Worth? The Role of Social Influence Table Presider: Carlos Felipe Bustamante, University of in Crowdfunding. Andreea Daniela Gorbatai, California, Berkeley University of California at Berkeley; Lucy Hu, Haas Trust in Police: A Comparative Study of Belgium and School of Business, UC Berkeley The Netherlands. Ozgur Solakoglu, The Uses of Money and Moral Vhoices in Electronic U.S.-style Crime Control in Latin America: Adapted- Finance. Alex Preda, King's College London import through Limited State Capacities and Household Financial Practices and Wealth Mobility in the Legacies of State Violence. Carlos Felipe Era of Mass-participatory Finance and Growing Bustamante, University of California, Berkeley Inequality. Angelina Grigoryeva, Princeton University Why is Corruption (Un)successful? A Comparative 35. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Event Structure Analysis of Australian and British Paper Session. Negotiating Universal Standards Corrupt Police Networks. Ivan Aymaliev, and Norms in Local Contexts Reactive Policing, Social Disorder, and Neighborhood Session Organizer: Amy Adams Quark, College of Context. Jessica White Gillooly, University of William & Mary Michigan Presider: Amy Adams Quark, College of William & Mary At the Crossroads of Globalization: Universal Currency, Table 17. Children, Youth, and Violence 2 and Metric Measures in 19th Century North America. Table Presider: Daniel Semenza, Emory University Hector Vera, UNAM Criminal Carrying: Predictors of Gun Possession Feminicidio, Transnational Human Rights Advocacy and during a Crime. Daniel Semenza, Emory Transnational Legal Activism. Paulina Garcia del University Moral, University of Toronto Emerging Adulthood and the Age-Crime Curve: Does Is There Ecological Reflexivity in Global Public Spheres? Delaying Young Adulthood Delay Desistance? Ty A Case Study of the Chinese Songhua. HAOYUE LI, Miller, Purdue University STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK,Albany Trajectories of Criminal Offending: Does Timing of Microprocesses Of Norm Localization By Transnational Transition into Parenthood Matter? Jessica Agents: Muslim Faith-Based NGOs and Liberal Civil Ziegler, Bowling Green State University Society. Zeynep Atalay, St. Mary's College of California Table 18. Procedures and Justice 2 Discussant: Jessica Epstein, Reed College Table Presider: Allison Nobles, University of Minnesota Risk-assessment tools in the U.S. Criminal Justice 36. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Refereed System: Construction, Diffusion, and Uses. Roundtables and Business Meeting Angele Christin, Data & Society Research Institute Somali Piracy and the Disappearance of Nexus in the 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Application of Universal Jurisdiction. Jeffrey T. Session Organizer: Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M Tirshfield, University of California, San Diego University

Grinnell College Table 1. Worker Cultures, Identities, and Prospects for Workers’ Views on Plant Closures: The Global Resistance Context of Production. Norene Pupo, York Table Presider: Andrew Wolf, University of Wisconsin- University; Hart Walker, Madison A Framing Analysis of the CIO’s Postwar Program Table 5. Worker and Union Strategies and Structures: and 1940s American Political Culture. Kristina The United State in an International Context Fuentes, Table Presider: Pablo U. Gaston, University of Identity, Solidarity, Opposition: Dimensions of California, Berkeley Resistance in Big-box Retail. Peter R. Ikeler, As the World Turns: Actors on the Stage of STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK College at Transformational Social Change. Melanie E. L. Old Westbury Bush, Adelphi University The Fight to Globalize Labor: Transnational Labor, Moral Contention and Labor Conflict: Nurse Free Trade Agreements, and International Law. Organizing and the Corporatization of Care. Pablo Andrew Wolf, University of Wisconsin-Madiosn U. Gaston, University of California, Berkeley The Determinants of Class Identity in Latin America: Revisiting Union Decline: What Caused Organized A Comparative Study of Argentina and Chile. Labor's Crisis? Nathan Meyers, University of Rodolfo Gaston Elbert, Instituto Gino Germani, Massachusetts Amherst Universidad de Buenos Aire; Pablo Perez- Ahumada, University of California- San Diego Table 6. Worker and Union Strategies and Structures: Beyond the United States Table 2. States, Workers, and Labor Movements: East Table Presider: Emily Helen Yen, UCLA Asian Context Intractable Subjective Outcomes of Labor Table Presider: Sudarat Musikawong, Siena College Mobilizations: A Prolonged Case from Turkey. Chinese and Ecuadorian Workers in China’s Alpkan Birelma, Bogazici University Construction Project: Group Interactions and the Migrants of Lujiazui: Spotlights of Hidden Power Effect on Subordination. Ruijie Peng, University of Structures in Labor Conditions in Shanghai. Emily Texas at Austin Helen Yen, UCLA From Political Enchantment to Legal Logic: A Mobilizing and Educating via Social Media: How Discursive Analysis of Contentious Labor Politics Swedish Trade Unions use YouTube. Katrin Uba, in China. Xiuying Cheng, University of California, Uppsala University; Jenny Jansson, Uppsala Berkeley University Seeing Ghosts: The Struggle for Thai Migrant Workers' Rights in South Korea. Sudarat Table 7. Immigrant Labor Experiences in the United Musikawong, Siena College States Table Presider: Dan Zuberi, University of Toronto Table 3. Social Movements and Labor Solidarity Challenging Barriers and Advancing Equity: The Table Presider: Lauren Contorno, Northeastern Experiences of Immigrant and Refugee Women University Employed in Hospitals. Dan Zuberi, University of Bringing the KMU Back Into Labor Discussions. Kim Toronto Scipes, Purdue University Northwest Who Works Here? Non-family Labor and Immigrant Foul Weather Friends: Short-Term and Intentionally Labor on U.S. Dairy Farms. Rebecca L. Schewe, Limited Coalitions. Amanda Pullum, Duke Syracuse University; Bernadette Marie White, University Syracuse University Turtles and Teamsters Revival? Analyzing Labor Unions’ Environmental Discourse from the 2014 9:30-10:10am, Section on Labor and Labor People’s Climate March. Lauren Contorno, Movements Business Meeting Northeastern University 37. Section on Marxist Sociology Paper Session. Table 4. Changing Employment Structrues and the Pedagogies for Solidarity: Education for Impacts on Workers Collective Consciousness Table Presider: Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College Session Organizer: Roxanne Gerbrandt, Austin Peay Geographical Panorama of the Stable Employment in State University México, 2005 to 2015. Yolanda Ornelas, Presider: Philip Mancus, College of the Redwoods Universidad de Guadalajara; Song Yang, Encounter, Solidarity, and Education at Trump Tower: University of Arkansas Horizontal Pedagogy in Occupy Wall Street. David The Caddie Question: Informalizing Formal Labor at Backer, Golf Clubs in Bangalore, India. Patrick Inglis, Food Sovereignty and Pedagogical Mobilization in the

Argentine Countryside. Efe Can Gurcan, Simon University Fraser University Palatable Unjust Desserts: How Procedural Justice Marxist Pedagogy for Revolutionary Times: Crisis, Weakens the Pain of Perceived Pay Inequity. Atsushi Consciousness, and the Revolutionary Process. Narisada, University of Toronto Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; Britany The Theory-method Gap in Organizational Legitimacy Gatewood, Howard University; Jerome Scott, League Research: A Critical Review, Synthesis, and of Revolutionaries for Directions for Future Research. Patrick Haack, Organizing, Policy, and Pedagogy: The Cultivation of University of Lausanne; William A. McKinley, ; Oliver Transnational Working Class Consciousness in the Schilke, The University of Arizona; Lynne G. Zucker, Global Era. Jason Y. Struna, University of California UCLA Riverside Discussant: Tim Hallett, Indiana University Solidarity Beyond Assessment: An Experimental Study in the Development of Critical Thinking and Writing 40. Section on Sociology of Culture Invited Session. Skills. Joshua Edward Olsberg, National University; Recent Advances in the Sociology of Culture Raphi Rechitsky, National University (California) Session Organizer: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia Student Solidarity: Organic Student Learning University Communities and College Success. Ann M. Strahm, Presider: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University California State University, Stanislaus Raceing Culture, Culturing Race: Gangs, Grooming and Understanding the Conflicting Role of Families in First- Growing Up in the United Kingdom. Claire Alexander, generation College Students’ Academic Experiences. University of Manchester Jennifer A Strangfeld, CSU Stanislaus Towards a Cognitive Macro-Sociology of Culture. Andrei G. Boutyline, University of California, Berkeley 38. Section on Methodology Paper Session. Multilevel Systems, Interactive Mechanisms, and the Advancement in Observing and Modeling Social Nature of Culture. Omar A. Lizardo, University of Processes Notre Dame Session Organizer: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins Symbols, Reifications, and Disciplinary Procedures: A University Cultural Sociology of Inclusion and Exclusion. Presider: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University Andrea M. Voyer, University of Connecticut A New RCM Approach to Event History Analysis. Kazuo Discussant: Fabien Accominotti, London School of Yamaguchi, University of Chicago Economics and Political Science Big Data’s Little Brother: Enhancing Big Data in the Social Sciences with Micro-task Marketplaces. 41. Section on Teaching and Learning Invited Nathaniel D Porter, Pennsylvania State University; Session. How It’s Done – Integrating Research Ashton M. Verdery, The Pennsylvania State and Teaching University; S. Michael Gaddis, Pennsylvania State Session Organizer: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston University Presider: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston Visual Data Analysis: Towards a Methodological Panelists: Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University Framework for a Novel Trend in Studying Behavior. Stephanie Marie McClure, Georgia College & State Anne Nassauer, Freie Universität Berlin; Nicolas University Martin Legewie, German Institute for Economic Idee Winfield, College of Charleston Research (DIW Berlin) Vector Space Models as Non-narrative Descriptions of 9:30 am Meetings Time. Jose Tomas Atria, Columbia University Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Business Meeting Discussants: Dohoon Lee, New York University Section on Labor and Labor Movements Business Charles C. Ragin, University of California, Irvine Meeting 39. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. 10:30 am Meetings Interconnections: Social Psychology and 2017 Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award Organizational Processes Selection Committee Session Organizer: Cathryn Johnson, Emory University Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Presider: Cathryn Johnson, Emory University Transgendered Persons in Sociology Conscious Unbias: How Decision-Makers Use Flexible Committee on the Status of Persons with Disabilities in Meritocracy to Achieve Gender Equality in Hiring. Sociology Koji Rafael Chavez, Stanford University First Time Attendees Orientation The Limits of Observation: Gender Differences in Honors Program Discussion Tables Professional Socialization. Jessica L. Collett, Task Force on the Post Doctorate in Sociology University of Notre Dame; Jade Avelis, University of Notre Dame; Melissa Fletcher Pirkey, Emory 10:30 am Sessions

42. Presidential Panel. Climate Change and Social Presider: Mikhail Balaev, Flinders University Movements Panelists: G. William Domhoff, Univ of California-Santa Session Organizer: Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Cruz Center Gordon Lafer, University of Oregon Presider: Kenneth Alan Gould, City University of New Heather McGhee, Demos York - Brooklyn College Zach Silk, Civic Ventures Panelists: Robert D. Bullard, Texas Southern University This panel will discuss the influence of individual and corporate Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma State University wealth in American politics. Specifically, the panelists will examine (1) how inequality of wealth and income shapes politics and public policy, Andrew Szasz, Univ of California-Santa Cruz especially in terms of campaign contributions and lobbying, and (2) the struggle to reform this, such as various efforts to change campaign Climate change has emerged as a key social issue in recent years, finance laws, challenge Citizens United, grassroots movements, etc. and has helped to spur the growth of social movements around the Although money has always been a major factor in acquiring political world focused on environmental issues. Sociologists have been influence in the U.S., in less than a decade the influence of money has increasingly engaged with these issues as well. This panel features a increased dramatically. 2008 Citizens United Supreme Court decision group of leading sociologists who have written extensively on climate eliminated the restrictions on political expenditures by nonprofit change and the social disparities with which it is intertwined, as well as corporations known as 501c(4). These organizations created a new the growth of environmental activism in the United States and avenue for undisclosed money to be directed to influence political worldwide. outcomes. During 2012 Presidential elections, this “dark money” exceeded all Super PACs’ expenditures. The 2014 McCutcheon 43. Thematic Session. Digital Natives and Online Supreme Court decision lifted the overall limit on individual political Politics contributions thus enabling wealthy individuals to contribute to unlimited candidates or parties. This decision is a major reason we have just Session Organizer: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona seen the most expensive 2014 midterm elections in the U.S. history. In Panelists: Henry Jenkins, University of Southern sum, the influence of money in politics today is unprecedented. When California the wealthy have disproportionate influence on the political process the Shelly Boulianne, MacEwan University non-elite majority population is marginalized and effectively disenfranchised. The panelists (two academics and two social activists) Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona will offer unique perspectives on the role of money in American politics Thomas V. Maher, University of Arizona and discuss whether and how this can possibly change and how the Discussants: Sarah Gaby, University of North Carolina, dominance of wealth in political decision-making can be challenged. Chapel Hill Hava Rachel Gordon, University of Denver 46. Special Session. Water: Whose Crisis? Are youth less engaged than older generations had been at their Session Organizer: Ben Crow, University of California age or are digital media allowing youth to be politically engaged in new Panelists: Peter Mollinga, University of London ways and at impressive levels? Or, is reality somewhere between the Margreet Zwarteveen, UNESCO-IHE Putnam-induced pessimism and a digital utopia? This panel will Ben Crow, University of California investigate these issues by examining shifts in youth engagement overall, shifts from more traditional formats of engagement such as Veronica Strang, University of Durham voting to more engaged formats such as protest participation and/or While there have been great leaps in our understanding of the volunteering, and the risks and advantages of these changes. Panelists social relations of water in the last two decades, global discourse is come from a variety of backgrounds, including the leading scholar on dominated by overly simple ideas of a crisis arising from global scarcity fan-inspired activism (Henry Jenkins) as well as scholars specializing in and of a need for safe drinking water. This session will bring leading social movements, youth studies, and digital media studies. analysts of water and water justice in urban and rural areas of the global South to explore some of the following themes: • How the 44. Thematic Session. Riots, Protest, and Social processes of neoliberalism play out in the water domain, • Modes of contestation in everyday practice, water policy, hydro politics and global Movements politics of water • Politics of water scarcity • Linkages between gender, Session Organizer: Michael Biggs, University of Oxford displacement and resistance, access to water in peri urban areas • Presider: Michael Biggs, University of Oxford Interface between science and policy in the government of water • Panelists: Elijah Anderson, Yale University Understanding water contestation beyond universalist human rights The growing understanding of water contestation at a moment of global Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania integration, urbanization, climate change and challenge to the Discussants: Susan Olzak, Stanford University neoliberal era of capitalism provides opportunities to think through new Bert Useem, Purdue Univesity theories and identify new possibilities for collective action. The massive riots that swept American cities in the 1960s attracted intense and sustained interest from sociologists. Recent years have 47. Author Meets Critics Session. Between Slavery seen an upsurge in rioting on both sides of the Atlantic, from London in and Capitalism: The Legacy of Emancipation in 2011 to Stockholm in 2013 to Ferguson, Missouri in 2014. Although there is now an enormous literature on rioting, this literature treats riots the American South (Princeton University Press, in isolation from more typical forms of protest (like demonstrations) and 2014) by Martin Ruef from organized social movements. Conversely, quantitative analyses of Session Organizer: Andreas Wimmer, Columbia protest events usually lump riots together with demonstrations and University other forms of protest. This session will explore the relationships Critics: Tera Hunter, Princeton University between rioting, more conventional forms of protest, and organized social movements. Wesley Hiers, Oberlin College Christopher Michael Muller, Columbia University 45. Thematic Session. Wealth, Inequality, and the Robert Mickey, University of Michigan Future of American Politics Author: Martin Ruef, Duke University Session Organizer: Mikhail Balaev, Flinders University

48. Regional Spotlight. Homeless in Seattle: ethnic, class-based, gender, and LGBT communities. The issues to be explored include the ethics involved in studying vulnerable populations; Responding to a State of Emergency interpreting university rules regarding interactions with human subjects; Session Organizer: Jennifer L. McKinney, Seattle Pacific data-sharing policies; meeting IRB guidelines; and standards for University maintaining confidentiality. The workshop will also include attention to Presider: Jennifer L. McKinney, Seattle Pacific University how researchers can best maintain their own emotional and physical Panelists: Tim Burgess, Seattle City Council safety and security while engaged in such field research as well as ethical issues involved in the analysis of data collected from vulnerable Andrew Heben, Tent City Urbanism populations and the intellectual politics in writing about them. In Karen A. Snedker, Seattle Pacific University essence, research design, data gathering in the field, data analysis, Heather D. Evans, University of Washington and writing and publication will all be considered as crucial and distinct Homelessness is a growing problem in Seattle and King County, sites for critical reflection about ethical conduct in researching where the annual One Night Count for 2015 found 3,772 men, women, vulnerable populations. and children without access to shelter—a staggering 21 percent increase from 2014. The increasing presence of those who are 52. Student Forum Workshop Session. Building a homeless in the city led to Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and the City Career Network: A Student’s Guide to Networking Council to declare a state of emergency on homelessness. How do at Conferences and Beyond those who are homeless advocate for better housing and resources Session Organizer: Jacqueline Henke, Purdue University and how is Seattle responding in unique ways to the crisis? Leader: Jacqueline Henke, Purdue University 49. Departmental Management and Leadership Panelists: Elena Shih, Brown University Workshop. Adjunct, Contingent, and Part-Time Melissa Brown, Faculty: Creating Department Structures to Wendy Marie Laybourn, University of Maryland Support Faculty and Promote Student Learning Victor E. Ray, The University of Tennessee--Knoxville Session Organizer and Leader: Marisa Camille Allison, George Mason University 53. Regular Session. Blacks and African Americans In recent years there has been an increased national focus on the Session Organizer: Mosi Adesina Ifatunji, University of growing number of non-tenure track faculty and the conditions in which North Carolina Chapel Hill they work. Tenured and tenure track faculty, who made up almost 60 Presider: Mosi Adesina Ifatunji, University of North percent of total faculty in 1975, are now only 25 percent of the professoriate. Non-tenure track faculty are the new faculty majority and Carolina Chapel Hill research shows that they often lack equitable compensation (with many All Lives Matter? - On the Racial Politics of Black African earning less than a living wage), with little to no benefits to their Immigrants to the United States. Anima Adjepong, employment, are heavily relied upon to support the teaching needs of University of Texas their institutions with little to no assurance of continued employment, have few advancement opportunities, and are given little support for Black Ethnoburbs. Orly Clerge, Tufts University their teaching and within their classrooms. Research has shown that Intermarriage and Unprivileged Natives: Rethinking Race hiring temporary faculty was initially a short-term solution to a set of in Immigration and Assimilation Theory. Sarah larger problems in higher education, including a booming student Adeyinka, ; Dorothy Roberts, University of population and a decline in state and government funding. It has now become the standard hiring method at colleges and universities across Pennsylvania the nation. This trend toward contingency is accompanied by several We, as a People? Assessing the Consequences of well-documented problems, including a decline in educational quality, Various Sources of Diversity within Black America. lower graduation rates and less contact time between faculty and Jason Eugene Shelton, University of Texas at students, band-aid solutions to larger educational staffing problems such as reduced hiring standards, and the rise of what has been Arlington described as a “caste-based faculty system”. This workshop will address the ways in which sociologists are affected by the changes 54. Regular Session. Collective Behavior: New within the professoriate and how we can support efforts to improve Perspectives on Group Process working conditions on college and university campuses. Examples of Session Organizer: David Cunningham, Washington best practices both within and outside of sociology programs will be University in St. Louis shared to workshop participants. Presider: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College 50. Professional Development Workshop. A Explaining Countermovement-Movement Conversation about Careers: Sociologists in a Interactions:How Islam Became a Rival of Ethnic Changing Economic Landscape Movement in Turkey, 1991-2002. Cem Emrence, Session Organizer and Leader: Mardi Kidwell, University STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-Binghamton; of New Hampshire Aysegul Aydin, University of Colorado-Boulder We're Gonna Stop 'em Cold! How Errant Expectations 51. Teaching Workshop. Carrying Out Qualitative Develop in Social Movement Groups. Daniel Escher, Research in the Real World: Confidentiality, University of Notre Dame Ethics, IRBs, and Other Real-life Challenges Performing Revolutionary Populism: The Revolutionary Session Organizer: Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan Path Movement in Fatsa, Turkey. Kerem Morgul, Leader: Alford A. Young, University of Michigan University of Wisconsin-Madison Ethical Issues in Qualitative Methods is a 90-minute workshop Threat, Framing, and Ethnic Violence in California’s designed to offer instruction to graduate students and early career scholars about sensitive issues pertaining to field research in Humboldt Bay Region, 1853-1865. Peter B. Owens, communities housing vulnerable populations, including racial and Washington University, St. Louis

Discussant: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Jeannine Bacon, Pennsylvania State University 55. Regular Session. Comparative Historical 58. Regular Session. Food and Agriculture: Seeds, Sociology: Elite and Class Mobilization in the Safety, and Systems Making and Unmaking of States Session Organizer: Rachel Schurman, University of Session Organizer: Richard Lachmann, State University Minnesota of New York-Albany Presider: Rachel Schurman, University of Minnesota Presider: Henning Hillmann, University of Mannheim Cross-national Differences in Food Safety Governance. Contentious Politics and Sociability in the Indian Coffee Kelsey Meagher, UC Davis House during the Emergency (1975-7). Kristin V. Regulatory Regime Selection: Shopping, Shaping, and Plys, Yale University Staying in the Genetically Modified Corn Seed Democracy and The Class Struggle. Adaner Usmani, Industry. Annabel Ipsen, University of Wisconsin- New York University Madison Divided by Transition: French (1789) and Egyptian Hybrid Governance and the Double Movement: (2011) Revolutionary Movements in Comparative Contestations in Market-oriented Agricultural Perspective. Benjamin Abrams, University of Development. Kristal Jones, National Socio- Cambridge Environmental Synthesis Center; Daniel Tobin, Elite Conflict and Civil Society in 19th Century Kraków Pennsylvania State University; J. Dara Bloom, North and Warsaw. Malgorzata Kurjanska, University of Carolina State University California, Berkeley Gender and Social Impacts of Institutional Arrangements Discussant: Henning Hillmann, University of Mannheim for Improved Seed Technologies. Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue University; Preethi Krishnan, 56. Regular Session. Consumers and Consumption Purdue University; Leigh Raymond, Purdue Session Organizer: Juliet B. Schor, Boston College University; Andrew Raridon, Purdue University; Presider: Juliet B. Schor, Boston College Marianne Bracke, Purdue University Conflicting Desires and Prosumer Control: A Case Study Planting, Parenting, and Paperwork: Shifting Gender of an Online Fansubbing Community. Penn Relations among Cohabiting Sustainable Farmers in Pantumsinchai, University of Hawaii at Manoa the Young Farmers’ Movement. Andrew Raridon, Middle Class Housing Decisions and the Reproduction of Purdue University Sociospatial Inequality in Santiago, Chile. Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley State University 59. Regular Session. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Romancing the Home: Emotions and the Interactional Transgender Studies Creation of Demand in the Housing Market. Max Session Organizer: Miriam J. Abelson, Portland State Besbris, New York University University The Private Roots of Public Regulation: The Case of the I have a Beard but that Doesn’t Mean I’m One of You, National Consumers League. Andrew Schrank, Okay?: Trans* Unintelligibility. Megan Collier, Brown University University of Illinois at Chicago Discussant: Jane R. Zavisca, University of Arizona Brandon and Gwen, Atypical Archetypes: The Causes and Consequences of Celebrity Victims of Violence. 57. Regular Session. Disaster Laurel Westbrook, Grand Valley State University Session Organizer: Joseph Edward Trainor, University A Family Matter: Asymmetrical Metonymy and Regional Of Delaware LGBT Discourse in Italy. Caterina Fugazzola, Attitudes towards Outsiders: Variations in Temporal, University of Chicago Spatial and Social Distances in the Case of Disaster From Public Debate to Private Decision: Marriage and Evacuees. Ethan Raker, Harvard University; James the Suppression of Critical LGBQ Voices. Abigail R. Elliott, Rice University Ruth Ocobock, University of Notre Dame Black-white Disparities in Long-term Displacement from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Michael S 60. Regular Session. Immigrant Rendall, University of Maryland, College Park; Communities/Families Narayan Sastry, ; Lori Reeder, U.S. Census Bureau Session Organizer: Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania Inequalities Over Time: Mobility and the Intersecting State University Dimensions of Post-Katrina Mental Health Outcomes. Presider: Kelly Balistreri, Bowling Green State University Alexis A. Merdjanoff, New York University Intermarriage to Asians: Is it a Two Way Street? Esha Natural Hazards and Residential Instability: A Chatterjee, Stanford University Longitudinal Analysis of Pervasive, Cumulative Social Reproduction of Religiosity in the Immigrant Effects on Socially Vulnerable Populations. James R. Context: Intergenerational Transmission and Family Elliott, Rice University; Junia Howell, Rice University Formation. Thomas Georg Soehl, McGill University Hurricane Katrina, Neighborhood Change, and Declining Til Deportation Do Us Part: Immigration Law and Mixed- Residential Segregation in New Orleans. Rachel status Couples Experience of Citizenship. Jane Lilly

Lopez, University of California- San Diego Trajectory of Yuan Shen in Contemporary China. The Timing of Migration and Marriage among the Francois Joseph Lachapelle, University of B. C. Foreign-born in the United States. Kelly Balistreri, Public Sociology on Twitter: A Space for Public Bowling Green State University; Kara Joyner, Bowling Pedagogy? Christopher J. Schneider, Wilfrid Laurier Green State University; Grace Kao, University of University; Deana Simonetto, McMaster University Pennsylvania Applied and Public Sociology: Arguments for a Bigger Discussant: Erin R. Hamilton, The University of Theoretical Picture around a University Third Mission. California, Davis David Michael Cooper, University of Cape Town Discussant: Neil G. McLaughlin, 61. Regular Session. Immigration to the United States: Trajectories of 64. Regular Session. Race/Ethnicity: Marking Incorporation/Classification Boundaries, Making Statistics Session Organizer: Mamadi Corra, East Carolina Session Organizer: Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University University Presider: Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University Presider: Thea Cox, East Carolina University Boundary Claims and Category Substantiation: Asian Globalization and the Complexification of High-Skilled and Hispanic Panethnicity Compared, 1971-1981. G. Immigration Legal Statuses and Migration Channels. Cristina Mora, University of California, Berkeley; Dina Marcela F. Gonzalez, City University of New York, G. Okamoto, Indiana University Graduate Center White Demographobia: Media, Racial Statistics, and the Race, National Origins, and Intergenerational Mobility Browning of America. Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz, among African Immigrants in the Post-Civil Right Era Northwestern University United States. Amon S. Emeka, Skidmore College Counting by Race and Sex: Categorical Fluidity and Terminal Identities: The Racial Classification of Survey Weights in the American Community Survey. Immigrants in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth- Robert Pickett, UC Berkeley century Death Records. Monica McDermott, Borders and Boundaries: A New Survey of Racial and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Ethnic Measurement and Inequality. Mary Elizabeth The Impact of Anti-immigrant Environment on Well-being Campbell, Texas A&M University; Verna M. Keith, of Latinos of Mexican Descent in the United States. Texas A&M University Debarun Majumdar, Texas State University; Gloria P. Martinez, Texas State Unviersity 65. Regular Session. Social Welfare Programs Legal Pathways as Determinants of Incorporation: Session Organizer: Sanford Schram, City University of Previous Undocumented Experience and Intentions to New York-Hunter College Naturalize Among Immigrants. Amanda Rachel Presider: Sanford Schram, City University of New York- Cheong, Princeton University Hunter College Child Maltreatment Surveillance and Public Service 62. Regular Session. Masculinities and Sexualities Infrastructure. Frank Edwards, University of Session Organizer: Tristan Bridges, The College at Washington Brockport - STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK The Rise of Legal Status Restrictions in State Welfare Presider: Tristan Bridges, The College at Brockport - Policy. Cybelle Fox, UC Berkeley STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK The Role of Unemployment, Politics, Policy Choice, and Playing Straight to Get Consent: Heterosexuality, Race on TANF Case Closure Sanctions. Jessica Hegemony, and Sexual Violence Prevention. Tal Hausauer, Syracuse University Peretz, Auburn University Urine or You're Out: The Determinants of Welfare Drug Transcending the Binary: Gay Men and Their Testing Policy, 2010-2015. Andrew Davis, University Relationships with Transgender Men. Thatcher of Arizona; Eric Bjorklund, The University of Arizona; Combs, Jessica Ann Pfaffendorf, University of Arizona I'm Straight, I'm Thinking About Girls, and I'm Discussant: Jennifer Romich, University of Washington Masturbating: Masculinity, Pornography, and Doing Gender. Brenna Harvey, University of Connecticut 66. Regular Session. Work Constructing Gender, Strictly Masculine: Constructing Normative Masculinity Race, and Class Among Rural Straight Men That Have Sex With Men. Session Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Tony Silva, University of Oregon Presider: Allister Pilar Plater, University of Virginia Discussant: C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon The Physical and Emotional Contours of Feeding Labor by School Food Service Employees. Ashley Denise 63. Regular Session. Public Sociology Vancil-Leap, University of Missouri - Columbia Session Organizer: Michael Burawoy, Univ. of California, Working Hard or Hardly Working? Elite Stay-at-home- Berkeley moms and the Labor of Lifestyle. Rachel Sherman, Presider: Kieran Healy, Duke University New School for Social Research; Jussara Barbosa From Nameless Marxist to Public Sociology: The Liminal dos Santos Raxlen, New School for Social Rsearch

Man Up, Man Down: Race-ethnicity and the Hierarchy of Table 3. Behavior and Functional Ability across the Life Men in Female-dominated Work. Jill Evelyn Course Yavorsky, Ohio State University; Philip N. Cohen, Table Presider: Anne E. Barrett, Florida State University of Maryland, College Park; Yue Qian, Ohio University State University Changes in Functional Abilities among Aging Experiencing the Blue Curtain: Male Baton Twirlers and Japanese. Anna Penner, University of California, the Glass Escalator. Trenton M. Haltom, University of Irvine; Yasuhiko Saito, Nebraska-Lincoln Life Course Influences on Late-life Disability in Discussant: Riché Barnes, Smith College Immigrant and Non-immigrant Older Adults in the United States. Rebecca Wang, Syracuse 67. Section on Aging and the Life Course Roundtable University Session. Socioeconomic Disparities in Participation and Time Session Organizers: Carol S. Aneshensel, Univ of Use among Older Men and Women with Disability. California-Los Angeles Kenzie Elizabeth Latham, Indiana University- Andrew S. London, Syracuse University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI); Philippa J. Clarke, University of Michigan; Gregory Michael Table 1. Transition to Adulthood: Socioeconomic Pavela, University of Alabama at Birmingham Attainment Gendered Driving Patterns in Later Life. Anne E. Table Presider: Zhenchao Qian, Brown University Barrett, Florida State University; Clayton M. Gendered Transitions to Adulthood by College Field Gumber, Florida State University; Rachel Douglas, of Study. Siqi Han, Ohio State University; Dmitry Florida State University Tumin, Ohio State University College of Medicine; Zhenchao Qian, Brown University Table 4. Social Relationships, Support, and Carework Demand for Work Experience and Labor Market Entry across the Life Course After Completion of Vocational Education and Table Presider: Twyla J. Hill, Wichita State University Training. Marlis C. Buchmann, University of Adult Children's Aid to Parents: Changes in Zurich; Marianne Mueller, University of Zurich Characteristics from 2002 to 2010. Twyla J. Hill, Career Trajectories of Young Adults: Comparing Two Wichita State University; Stacy Tiemeyer, Cohorts of the NLSY. Jennifer Lynn Branstad, University of Nebraska Lincoln University of Washington Grandparenthood and Health in Later Life in South Social Class and Health Lifestyles across the Korea. Seung-won Choi, Michigan State Transition to Adulthood. Elizabeth Lawrence, University University of North Carolina; Stefanie Mollborn, Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Social Support University of Colorado Boulder; Fred C. Pampel, and Barriers of Food Insecure Seniors. Marie C. University of Colorado Gualtieri, North Carolina State University; Amy Melissa Donley, University of Central Florida Caring for Red: Care Work and Dealing with Grief, Table 2. Health, Living Arrangements, and Care for Older Loss, and Resolution. Mindy L. Fried, Arbor Latinos and Immigrants Consulting Partners Table Presider: Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas at Austin Table 5. Discourses of Womanhood across the Life A Haven in a Heartless World? Challenges to Family Course Mobilization among Latino Dementia Caregivers. Table Presider: Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse Sunshine Marie Rote, University of Louisville; University Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas at Austin An Inquiry into Women’s Retirement Identity. Age of Migration, Disability, and Active Life Michelle Pannor Silver, University of Toronto Expectancy among the Elder Mexican-origin Doing Gender Learned Over the Life Course: Population. Marc Anthony Garcia, University of Carework, Aging, and Identity in Uganda. Enid J. Texas Medical Branch-Galveston; Chi-Tsun Chiu, Schatz, University of Missouri; Janet Seeley, Academia Sinica London School of Hygiene & Tropical The Demography of Living Arrangements among the Medicine/Uganda Virus Research Institute; Joseph Oldest Old: Evidence from the Hispanic EPESE. Mugisha, University of Missouri/Uganda Virus Phillip Cantu, University of Texas; Jacqueline L. Research Institute Angel, University of Texas at Austin Behaving Well: The Transition to Respectable Late Age Immigrant Health in the United States. Womanhood in Rural South Africa. Christie Juanita J. Chinn, National Center for Health Sennott, Purdue University; Sanyu A. Mojola, Statistics University of Colorado Boulder Political Discourse, Interaction Rituals, and Older

Women: Resistance Movement Unfolding. Carroll Older Adults in China. Ming Wen, University of L. Estes, Univ. of California-San Francisco Utah; Ha Ngoc Trinh, University of Utah; Kim M. Korinek, University of Utah; Qiang Ren, Peking Table 6. Life Course Influences on Body Weight University Table Presider: Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah Pension Reform in Rural China and Rural Latin Cesarean Delivery and Offspring Risk of Obesity and America: The Lessons Go in Both Directions. Overweight during Adolescence: A Prospective John B. Williamson, Boston College Cohort Study. Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah The Gendered Division of Child Care in China: A Boomerang Kids and Mother’s Health: Do Young Comparison of Rural and Urban Families. Sibo Adult Residential Patterns Predict Maternal BMI Zhao, Central University of Finance and Trajectories during Midlife? Zhe Zhang, The Ohio Economics State University; Corinne Reczek, The Ohio State University; Cynthia G. Colen, Ohio State Table 10. Stress, Mental Health, Substance Use and University Problem Behaviors One Trend Fits All?: Combining Multiple-Hierarchy Table Presider: Donald A. Lloyd, University of Southern Stratification and Life Course Perspectives to California Understand BMI Trajectories. Taylor Hargrove, Living Alone and Neighborhood Stress: Associations Vanderbilt University with Perceived Social Isolation In Older Adults. Haena Lee, The University of Chicago; Louise Table 7. Contextual and Life Course Influences on Hawkley, NORC at the University of Chicago Memory and Cognitive Impairment Retirement, Children, and Later-life Mental Health. Table Presider: Zhenmei Zhang, Michigan State Cheng Cheng, Princeton University University Stress Accumulation and Substance Use isorder Childhood Conditions and Cognitive Function in Mid- among Older Adults. Donald A. Lloyd, University to Late Life: The Case of China. Zhenmei Zhang, of Southern California Michigan State University; Liu Jinyu, Columbia Gendered Experiences in the Role of Aspirations, University; Lydia Li, University of Michigan; Expectations, and Strain on Problem Behaviors Hongwei Xu, University of Michigan across Adulthood. Kelly E. Knight, Montana State Neighborhood, School, and Household University; Colter Ellis, Montana State University; Socioeconomic Conditions and Young Adult Jennifer Roark, Utah State University Working Memory. Kristen Marie Schorpp, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Table 11. Life Course Perspectives on Marriage and Its Mild Cognitive Impairment and Dementia among Consequences WTC Responders. Sean A. P. Clouston, Stony Table Presider: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin- Brook University Madison Do “His” and “Her” Marriage Influence One Another? Table 8. Creating and Maintaining Social Connection Older Spouses’ Marital Quality Over Four Years. across the Life Course Jeffrey E. Stokes, Boston College Table Presider: J. Jill Suitor, Purdue University The Spillover, Crossover, and Lagged Effects of Between and Within-family Differences in Mothers’ Stress on Sleep in Married Couples. Rachel Use of Technology to Interact with Adult Children. Donnelly, University of Texas at Austin; Gracia Sangbo Nam, HDFS Iowa State; Megan Gilligan, Sierra, University of Texas at Austin Iowa State University; J. Jill Suitor, Purdue Marriage, Ethnicity, and Men’s Labor Force University; Siyun Peng, Purdue University; Participation: A Paradox. Liying Luo, University of Brianna Routh, HDFS, Iowa State Delaware Repartnering in Later Life: The Role of Divorce, Childhood Adversity and Sleep Quality in Same-Sex Widowhood, and Gender in Assortative Mating. and Different-Sex Marriages. Rachel Donnelly, Anna Marie Hammersmith, Bowling Green State University of Texas at Austin University; I-Fen Lin, Bowling Green State University Table 12. Life Course Perspectives on Inequalities Successful Aging and the Maintenance of Age and Table Presider: Edward Berchick, Duke University Gender Relations. Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech; Birth Weight and Educational Attainment across Neal King, Virginia Tech 1940s-1980s Birth Cohorts. Edward Berchick,

Table 9. Life Course Perspectives on Care, Well-Being, Duke University and Resources in China Does Childhood Misfortune Increase Adult Arthritis Living in Skipped Generation Households and Risk? Blakelee Kemp, Purdue; Kenneth F. Psychological Outcomes among Middle-aged and Ferraro, Purdue University; Patricia M. Morton, Purdue University

The Great Equalizer? Social Security and the sponsored with Section on Rationality and Persistence of Educational Gaps in Late Life Society) Income. Katsuya Oi, The Pennsylvania State Session Organizer: Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa University Presider: Ko Kuwabara, INSEAD Amalgamated Trends: Program and Policy Generosity: A New Approach to Studies of Altruism. Implications for the Aging Male Inmate Population. Patricia Snell Herzog, University of Arkansas Monica E Williams, Texas A&M University; RV Generosity as a Sign of Trustworthiness: Game Rikard, Michigan State University; Edwin Theoretic Models and Experimental Evidence. Rosenberg, Wojtek Przepiorka, Utrecht University Contextual Effects of Religion on Volunteerism and Table 13. Health and Health Care Needs across the Life Activism in the United States. Kraig Beyerlein, Course University of Notre Dame; John R. Hipp, University of Table Presider: Enid J. Schatz, University of Missouri California, Irvine Treatment Isn't Free of Charge: Aging and Delays to Health Care Access in Rural Uganda. Enid J. 69. Section on Asia and Asian America Paper Schatz, University of Missouri; Janet Seeley, Session. New Frontiers in Stratification and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Inequality Medicine/Uganda Virus Research Institute; Joseph Session Organizer: Wei-hsin Yu, University of Maryland Mugisha, University of Missouri/Uganda Virus Presider: Wei-hsin Yu, University of Maryland Research Institute; Joel Negin, University of Academic Networks and Expectations: the Paradox of Sydney Second-generation Asian Americans. Hua-Yu Professional Boundaries in the Lay Navigator Sebastian Cherng, New York University; Jia-Lin Liu, Program: Teaching Cancer Patients about NYU Advance Directives. Soumya J Niranjan, UAB; Stratification of Extracurricular Activities among Middle Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama- Schoolers in South Korea and the United States. Birmingham; Gabrielle Rocque, University of Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania; Soo-yong Alabama-Birmingham Byun, The Pennsylvania State University Religious Involvement and Leukocyte Telomere School Continuation after Compulsory Education in Length. Terrence D. Hill, University of Arizona; China and Taiwan. Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas-San University; Shirley Michelle Lung, Antonio; Amy M. Burdette, Florida State Are Women Satisfied with Less? Explaining the Gender University; John Taylor, Florida State University Pay Gap in Elite Japanese Firms. Hilary J. Holbrow, Cornell University Table 14. Subjective Well-Being, Generativity and Constructing Morality: Why Parents Seek Extra Healthy Aging Education for their Children. Pawan H. Dhingra, Tufts Table Presider: Seoyoun Kim, Texas State University University Searching for Generativity: Expanding its Conceptual Framework throughout the Life Course. Seoyoun 70. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. Kim, Texas State University; Kyong Hee Chee, Social Contexts of Children’s Well-Being Texas State University; Olga Gerhart, Texas State Session Organizer: Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, University Emory University Successful Aging: An Exploratory Study of Older Presider: Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida Adults’ Perspectives in Bangladesh. Iftekhar Birth Weight as Destiny? The Changing Influence of Amin, University of North Texas at Dallas Childhood Health and Social Environment on The Mental Health of Older Americans: A Case for Cognitive Ability. Leah Gillion, Princeton University Healthy Life Expectancy. Andrea Tilstra, Health-related Parenting among U.S. Families and University of Colorado - Boulder Young Children’s Physical Health. Jennifer March Benefits of Grit and a Sense of Control: A Cross- Augustine, University of South Carolina; Kate C. Cultural Examination on Subjective Well-Being. Prickett, The University of Texas at Austin; Rachel Hye Won Kwon, University of Iowa Tolbert Kimbro, Rice University What Makes Life Good? A Life Course Analysis of The Decline in Early Childhood Obesity. Ashley Wendell Subjective Well-being. Anthony Richard Bardo, Kranjac, Rice University; Robert L. Wagmiller, Temple Duke University University Schooling and Family-related Transitions Among Teenagers in Mexico: Using Birth Month as a Natural 068. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Experiment. Monica Lisette Caudillo, New York Solidarity Invited Session. Bridging Rationality University and Altruism: Volunteering and Selfishness (co- Discussant: Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory

University Tom Juravich, University of Massachusetts Jono Shaffer, 71. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Invited Maida Rosenstein, United Automobile, Aerospace Session. Changing the Conversation about and Agricultural Implement Workers of America Immigration and Justice Pablo U. Gaston, University of California, Berkeley Session Organizer: Anthony A. Peguero, Virginia Tech Presider: Janice Anne Iwama, University of 75. Section on Marxist Sociology Paper Session. Co- Massachusetts, Boston Revolution: Bringing Anti-Systemic Movements Assessing the Macro-Level Relationship between Together Immigration and Crime Rates: A Meta-Analysis. Charis E. Kubrin, University of California, Irvine; Presider: Leontina M. Hormel, University of Idaho Graham C. Ousey, College of William & Mary Obamacare, the Neoliberal Model, and the Social Why Call the Police? Victimization and Legal Cynicism Movement for a Just and Accessible Health System. amongst Latino Immigrants in Philadelphia. Amada Howard Waitzkin, University of New Mexico; Ida Armenta, University of Pennsylvania Hellander, Physicians for a National Health Program Immigrant Threat in Criminal Sentencing: Assessing the Passive Revolution, Transformism, Ceasarism? An Impact of Racial/Ethnic and Immigrant Growth on Alternative Gramscian Explanation to Progressive Black and Latino State Criminal Court Sentencing. Governments in Latin America. Rebeca Jasso- Ben Feldmeyer, University of Cincinnati; Patricia Y. Aguilar, Warren, The Florida State University; Sonja Elayne Back to Class (Making): Economic Conditions in Armed Siennick, Florida State University; Malisa Neptune, Peasant Revolutions. Juhi Tyagi, Stony Brook Florida State University University, NY Peeking Behind the Veil: How Racism Obscures U.S. An Ethics of Violence Based on Practice: The Rojava Immigrant Detention Center Facilities. John Major Revolution. Huseyin Arkin Rasit, Yale University; Eason, Texas A&M University; David Manuel Ezgi Deniz Rasit, Northeastern University Hernandez, Mt. Holyoke College; Pat Rubio Species-being, Communism, and the Origins of Neo- Goldsmith, Texas A&M Zapatismo. Christopher Gunderson, Howard Discussant: Cecilia Menjivar, University of Kansas University Discussant: Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University 72. Section on Economic Sociology Invited Session. 76. Section on Methodology Invited Session. A Infrastructures of Valuation Didactic Session: Incorporating Genetic Session Organizer: Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, University Information into Sociological Research of California, San Diego Session Organizer: Guang Guo, University of North Presider: Frederick F. Wherry, Yale University Carolina Panelists: Fernando Dominguez-Rubio, University of Panelists: Colter Mitchell, Univeristy of Michigan California, San Diego Hexuan Liu, The University of NC at Chapel Hill Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, Northwestern University Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut 77. Section on Social Psychology Invited Session. Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, University of California, Cooley-Mead Award Ceremony, Address and San Diego Business Meeting Discussant: Frederick F. Wherry, Yale University Session Organizer: Deborah Carr, Rutgers University Panelist: Carmi Schooler, University of Maryland 73. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Discussant: Gary Oates, Bowling Green State University Invited Session. What is Global and Transnational Sociology? 11:30-12:10pm, Section on Social Psychology Business Session Organizer: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Meeting Panelists: Julia Potter Adams, Yale University Sarah Louise Babb, Boston College 78. Section on Sociology of Culture Refereed John Lie, University of California, Berkeley Roundtable Session Ann Swidler, University of California, Berkeley Session Organizer: Francesco Duina, Bates College & University of British Columbia 74. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Invited Session. Power by Disruption: Strikes, Table 1. Culture and Cognition Comprehensive Campaigns, and Beyond Table Presiders: Janet M. Ruane, Montclair State Session Organizer: Joshua Bloom, UCLA University Presider: Tamara Kay, University of New Mexico Karen A. Cerulo, Rutgers University Panelists: Frances Fox Piven, City University of New The Categorization of Human Experience in York Experimental Social Science. David Peterson,

Northwestern University Revival. Connor John Fitzmaurice, Boston Modeling the Role of the Physical in Social University Construction Processes. Lynette Shaw, University The Educated Omnivore: College Culture and the of Washington Cultivation of Music Taste. Anna Michelson, A Theory of Social Time and Emotion. Benjamin Northwestern University Harrison Snyder, Victoria University of Wellington What is Taste? Re-Thinking Cultural Capital & Mental Adaptation, Social Interaction, and the Symbolic Bounding using Ten Songs about Love. Organization of Culture. Karen Danna, CCM Andrew Nietes, How do Cultural Omnivores Perceive Cultural Table 2. Consumer Studies Network Globalization? Katharine Tatum, Table Presider: Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College of A Case for Veblen’s Feminism: An Analysis of Criminal Justice, CUNY Gender in Veblen’s Social Theory. Beatriz Aldana 'You Just Don't Know that You Like Gin': Classifying Marquez, Texas A&M University Consumers among New Elite Service Workers. Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Table 6. Roles and Identities in Arts, Work, and Justice, CUNY Recreation What is Fashion? Outlining a Component-part Table Presider: Elodie Hommel, ENS de Lyon Definition. Alexander Hoppe, University of Constructing Authority. Strategies of Authority in Pennsylvania Online and Offline Literature Reviews. Rian Born Pre-polluted: Shopping for the Organic Child. Koreman, ; Susanne Janssen, Erasmus University Norah MacKendrick, ; Kate Cairns, Rutgers Rotterdam; Marc Verboord, Erasmus University University Rotterdam Spitting that Real vs. Keeping it Misogynistic: Hip- Definitions of the Situation in Live Bluegrass Music Hop, Class, and Masculinity in New Food Media. Performance: Sound Engineers and Musicians. Zachary Hyde, University of British Columbia; Stephen C. Light, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW Josee Johnston, University of Toronto YORK Plattsburgh Recognition in Restricted and Large-Scale Fields: Table 3. Material Culture Network Nashville Songwriters' Success 1990-2012. Table Presider: Terence Emmett McDonnell, University Rachel Elizabeth Skaggs, Vanderbilt University of Notre Dame Role Exits: Bailing Out of Core Skateboarding. Tyler The Iconicity of the Breast: (En)Gendering Material Dupont, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK at Meaning After Mastectomy. Anne Marie Buffalo Champagne, Yale University Increasing Singlehood amidst Labor Market and Picking Battles with Buildings. Robin Bartram, Marriage Mediation Changes in Contemporary Northwestern University Japanese Society. Kumiko Endo, The New Not Eternal, But Pretty Durable: Class, Habitus, and School for Social Research Wartime Survival in the Blockade of Leningrad. Jeffrey Hass, 1) University of Richmond, 2) St. Table 7. Traditions, Ideologies, and Modernity Petersburg State University Table Presider: Christopher Robert Carroll, Northwestern University Table 4. Symbolic Boundaries Network A Match Made in Heaven: Love and Piety in Iranian Table Presider: Sarah M. Corse, University of Virginia Mate-Selection. Ramina Sotoudeh, Princeton; Reading Labels, Learning Status: Symbolic Roger Friedland, Departments of Sociology and Boundaries and Gourmet Food Writing. Amy Religious Studies; Janet Afary, UCLA Elisabeth Singer, Franklin Marshall College Catholic Schooling in a Culture of Choice: Polarization, Media, Identity, and Exclusion. Bethany Generational Differences in a Working Class Bryson, James Madison University Neighborhood. Elizabeth Mary Talbert, Johns New Boundaries in Doula Work. Megan Henley, Hopkins University University of Arizona Ideological Tensions in France: Structure Versus Symbolic Boundaries with Catholicism at an Content in Diderot’s Encyclopédie. Emily Immigrant Latino Christian Church. Karen Hooge Handsman, Northwestern University Michalka, University of Notre Dame The Conflicting Self: Art in the Chinese Middle Class Home. Jun Fang, Northwestern University Table 5. The Sociology of Taste Dealing with Modernity: Business Principles in the Table Presider: Amy Hanser, University of British Charro Community. Beatriz Aldana Marquez, Columbia Texas A&M University Can Elites be Authentic? The Comparable Authenticity of Elite Status in the Rosé Wine Table 8. Symbols and Boundaries

Table Presider: Alison Gerber, Uppsala University Generation College Graduates Differ? Susan A. Drawing in Qualitative Research: Remaking Social Dumais, Lehman College, CUNY Worlds. Rachel Hurdley, Cardiff University Movements, Music, and Meaning: Cultural Narratives Say it with Doors: Object-mediated Communication in in Vietnam Era and Post 9/11 Anti-War Music. Everyday Life. Stephanie Alves, Rutgers, The Jonathan Nathaniel Redman, UC Irvine State University of New Jersey Rival Narratives of Autonomy in American Film: Symbolic Boundaries and Peer Influence on Alcohol Auteur Martin Scorsese and Experimental Film. Use. Achim Edelmann, University of Bern; Paul D. Lopes, Colgate University Stephen Vaisey, Duke University The Consequences of Decision Making Processes in Table 12. Narratives and Politics Performing Arts Organizations. Gregory Trainor Table Presider: Christopher Robertson, Northwestern Kordsmeier, Indiana University Southeast University The Forms of Scandal. Mark D. Jacobs, George Changing the Civil Rights Narrative in Birmingham. Mason University Sandra K. Gill, Gettysburg College Concerning Mold Narratives; Or, the Lost Cause in Table 9. Culture and Globalization Chechnya. Christine Bucior, Pennsylvania State Table Presider: Adam Colin Howe, University of British University Columbia Social Imaginaries and the Political and Ethnoracial Fighting the Damaging Effects of Globalization Politics at CCNY, 1930-1975. Daniel A. through Cultural Hybridization: The Case of Sherwood, Colby College Buddhist Peace Fellowship. Angelique Ruiter, Global memories beyond the Holocaust: The Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin Construction and Resonance of the Cambodian Global Social Movements and Emergence of Genocide. Lily Ivanova, Transnational Legal Cultures: Considerations from the Social Systems Theory. Lasha Bregvadze, Table 13. Values, Race, and Gender Epistemic Resources for Social Affiliation: The Case Table Presider: Marcel Knudsen, Northwestern of Indigenous Mexican Migrants in the United University States. Adrienne Lynett, University of California, Driven by Race: Black Parents Promoting Los Angeles Adolescents' Academic Success. Jacqueline The Quality of Life: A Indigenous Perspective*. Pat L. Cooke Rivers, Harvard University Lauderdale, ASU Framing Black Lives: African American Films from Remaking Immigrant Illegality through Documentation Oscar Micheaux to Tyler Perry. Terrence Hall, De-illegalization Programs in the Quota Era, 1921- The University of Georgia; James J. Dowd, 1965. Talia Shiff, Northwestern University University of Georgia Race, Gender, and Legitimacy’s Effects on Wait for Table 10. Standards and Legitimacy Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductions. Sara Table Presider: Gordon C.C. Douglas, New York Ashlee Bledsoe, Emory University University The Power of Belief in the American Dream: The Will-O-the-Wisp Things: Scientific Uncertainty in Effect of Race and Class. George Ellerbach, Disease Cluster Communities. Laura Atkins, The University of Iowa University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Vibrations of the Imperceptible: Citizen Science, Big Table 14. Cultural Dimensions of Gender, Love, and Data, and Bioacoustics. Mickey Vallee, University Work of Lethbridge Table Presider: Justin C. Van Ness, University of Notre Accounting for Anger: Narrative Constructions of the Dame Relationship between Brain and Self Following Happily Ever After? Contemporary College Women’s Brain Injury. Jorie Hofstra, State University of Understandings of Love in an Age of New Jersey-Rutgers Timelessness and Impermanence. Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central Florida; Table 11. Arts, Identity, and Social Justice Lauren Norman, Delta State University Table Presider: Junhow Wei, University of No Excuses: How Motherhood Discourses Legitimate Pennsylvania and Reproduce Individualism and Meritocracy. Between Music and Politics: Western YouTube Lynn M. Verduzco-Baker, Albion College Reception of Pussy Riot’s Musical Activism. Frank The Role of Basic Values and Education in Women's Weij, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Pauwke Work and Family Preferences across Europe. Berkers, Erasmus University Rotterdam Petr Mateju, Institute for Social and Economic Educational Attainment, Arts Training, and Adult Arts Analyses; Michael Lee Smith, Economics Institute, Participation: Do First-Generation and Continuing- Czech Academy of Sciences; Simona

Weidnerova, Institute for Social and Economic Table 18. Symbols and Cultural Scripts Analyses; Petra Anyzova, University of Finance Table Presider: Neil Gong, UCLA and Administration, Prague Cosmetic Surgery and the Construction of a Natural The Interest Gap: Gender, Homophily, and Inequality Look in the United States. Alka Menon, in Book Reviewing. Phillipa K Chong, McMaster Northwestern University University Revising Cultural Scripts: Real Estate Agents Attempt to Counteract the Effects of Property TV. Kelcie Table 15. Methods in Cultural Sociology Vercel, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Jeffrey Nathaniel Parker, The Symbolic Networks: How Museum Exhibitions Signal University of Chicago Artists for Historical Commemoration. Laura E. A Mixed Methods Study of Culture and Fixed and Braden, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Matthijs Growth Mindsets in Clinical Social Work Punt, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Thomas Education. Michelangelo Trujillo, University of Teekens, Erasmus University Rotterdam Michigan Shift in Social Character: Charro Cultural Measuring Automatic Cognition: Practical Advances Representations in Mexican Popular Culture. for Sociological Research Using Dual-process Beatriz Aldana Marquez, Texas A&M University Models. Andrew Miles, University of Toronto Mississauga; Cyrus J. Schleifer, University of 79. Section on Teaching and Learning Invited Oklahoma; Raphaël Charron-Chénier, Duke Session. Hans Mausch Award and Address (one- University hour) Session Organizer: Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina Table 16. The Cultural Sociology of Digital Technology State University Table Presider: Daphne Demetry, Oxford University Presider: Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina State Building Social Ties Through Blogs: Mechanical and University Cultural Affordances. Stephen F. Ostertag, Socialprobology: What Is the Significance for Our Tulane University Discipline if Intro Soc and Social Problems Morph Into Cultural Practice and Differences in the Acquisition of Each Other? What Syllabi Can Tell Us. Kathleen (Technological) Human Capital. Cassidy Puckett, Lowney, Valdosta State University Emory University Living in a [Digital] Material World: Toward a Cultural 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Teaching and Learning in Phenomenology of Web Navigation. Stephanie Sociology Business Meeting Alves, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 11:30 am Meetings Communication over Distances and Desires to Section on Social Psychology Business Meeting Simplify: The Emergence of Technologies of Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Business Standardization. Vincent Yung, Northwestern Meeting

Table 17. Nations, Collective Memories, and Immigration 12:30 pm Sessions Table Presider: Hillary Angelo, University of California - Santa Cruz 80. Plenary Session. Protesting Racism Immigrant Youth, Social Identity, Instability: Legal Session Organizer: Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Consciousness and the Effects of Deferred Action Center for Childhood Arrivals. Dylan Farrell-Bryan, Presider: Aldon D. Morris, Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Panelists: Kimberle Crenshaw, Columbia University Linking Meaning Structures to Attitudes on Reverend William Barber, II, NAACP The Black Lives Matter movement swept the United States in the Immigration. Friedolin Merhout, Duke University past few years, raising public awareness of police brutality and racism The Sacralization of Fidel in Everyday Life: An to unprecedented levels. Panelists, who include prominent leaders of Exploration of Cuban Tourism and Nationalism. this movement, will discuss the dynamics of this new social movement Ian Peacock, University of California, Los Angeles as well as the issues that led to its emergence and growth. Inertia and Public Bureaucracy: The Imprint of the 2:30 pm Meetings Bureaucrat. Shaheen Naseer, Erasmus University 2017 Dissertation Award Selection Committee Rotterdam; Klaus Heine, Erasmus University Committee on Nominations, continued Rotterdam Committee on Professional Ethics Synthesizing the Canadian Colonial State Field with Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology Contemporary Organizational Network Editors of ASA Publications Perspectives. Adam Colin Howe, University of Spivack Program in Applied Social Research Advisory British Columbia Panel

2:30 pm Sessions Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Manufacturing and Marketing New Forms of Civic 81. Thematic Session. Challenging Economic Engagement. Edward T. Walker, UCLA Inequality: Leveraging Cracks in the Structures of The National Politics of Local Democracy. Caroline W. Business Power Lee, Lafayette College Session Organizer: Fred Block, University of California- Humanities Education and Public Conversation. Andrew Davis J. Perrin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Presider: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Alanna Gillis, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Panelists: Mark S. Mizruchi, University of Michigan Discussant: Francesca Polletta, University of California, Stephen Lerner, Georgetown University Irvine Stephanie L. Mudge, University of California-Davis Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Harvard University Elisabeth S. Clemens, University of Chicago Fred Block, University of California-Davis Amidst concerns about the public’s disengagement from politics, "The 2016 election for president is likely to see a vigorous debate opportunities for citizen participation in various kinds of deliberative about the deepening inequality of wealth and income in the United forums have proliferated. Such forums exist alongside the new kinds of States. The issue has already become a major topic in the early collaboration made possible by the Internet: from Wikipedia and reddit maneuvering of candidates in the primaries of both parties. The issue is to crowdsourcing. Champions hail an era of Democracy 2.0, in which also being kept alive by social movements fighting for a higher participation is made easy, fun, and effective. Critics ask, variously, if minimum wage and for raises for workers in the fast food industry. At participation substitutes for power, if the discussion that takes place in the same time, there is also more and more scholarly discussion of the contemporary public sphere is truly deliberative, and if elites end up what are the best policy measures for reducing economic inequalities. benefiting more from public participation than the public. This panel However, reversing deeply rooted patterns of economic inequality tackles the potential and realities of public participation today. Panelists requires big reforms, and the opportunity for major reform initiatives will discuss how the professionalization of participation is shaping its occur rarely in U.S. politics given the power of entrenched economic meaning; how women fare in the digital public sphere; how people interests. In fact, a strong current of research in political sociology understand the purposes and limits of advocacy; and what role suggests that such reform breakthroughs are only like to occur when universities can and should play in creating active citizens. there are deep divisions within the economic elite. Hence, this session will focus on the question of current divisions within the economic elite 84. Special Session. Changing the Conversation – and the prospects that social movements might leverage those The Stigma of “Difference,” Connectedness, and divisions to win major reforms. The speakers will address the issue of fragmentation and division within the U.S. business class and how this the College Toolbox Project might link to movements from below. " Session Organizer: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University 82. Thematic Session. Indigenous Movements in the Presider: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University 21st Century Panelists: Glenn Close, Bring Change 2 Mind Session Organizer: Mary Romero, Arizona State Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University University Jennifer C. Lee, Indiana University Presider: Janet Convey, Independent Scholar Rachel Green, Indiana University The Indigenous Movement and Progress in Brazil: The The College Toolbox Project (CTP) is the first effort of its kind to Need to Redefine Modernity. Angela A. Gonzales, develop a systematic program aimed at making the college Cornell University; Jonathan W. Warren, environment more open to “difference” and a “stigma free zone”. While The CTP combines the growing recognition of the widespread Protectors not Protesters: Indigenous Resurgence prevalence of mental health problems in society, and particularly Movements In Hawai’i and Beyond. Noelani among the college-aged population; sociological research on the Goodyear-Kaopua, University of Hawaii power of “connectedness” to produce change; and the energy, talent, Lateral Movements Up: How Appropriating New Cultural and open orientation of the Millennial generation; it has a number of unique features based on sociological principles. The CTP is designed Practices Vitalize Indigenous Sociocultural Standings as a social movement “by students, for students” (including the logo in Highland Peru. Arthur Scarritt, Boise State designed by students above); uses the concept of cohort replacement University to generate population-level change; and recognizes that “difference” of Discussant: Janet Convey, Independent Scholar many forms (e.g., race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation) are deeply In the face of global capitalism, conditions for indigenous related to mental health issues, particularly the risk for college suicide. communities have worsen and organizing to against exclusion and Thus, initiated by the powerful vision and support of Glenn Close and dispossession have taken on diverse strategies around the world. her non-profit organization, Bring Change 2 Mind (BC2M), a four-year Unlike previous indigenous movements, the new movements call for all research project was designed and led by a team of sociologists and countries to recognize the rights of indigenous populations, including others to develop a set of materials, pilot-test, and evaluate the efficacy the right to self-determination, and the right to preserve their culture of a four year college-based anti-stigma program that will subsequently and heritage. be packaged and distributed for use by BC2M, free of charge, to colleges and universities, both nationally and world-wide. 83. Thematic Session. The New Politics of 85. Special Session. Critically Evaluating Religious Participation Diversity (co-sponsored with Association for the Session Organizers: Francesca Polletta, University of Sociology of Religion) California, Irvine Session Organizer: Lori Beaman, University of Ottawa Presider: Francesca Polletta, University of California, Presider: Heather Shipley, University of Ottawa Irvine How Researching Religious Diversity Deconstructs Both Digital Discourse and Gender-Based Harassment.

Religion and Diversity. Gary D. Bouma, Monash 88. Author Meets Critics Session. Grounds for University Difference (Harvard University Press, 2015) by Religious Diversity and Migration: Some Critical Rogers Brubaker Thoughts. James Arthur Beckford, University of Session Organizer: Matthew Desmond, Harvard Warwick University Complexity theory – a helpful tool in theorizing multiple Author: Rogers Brubaker, Univ of California-Los Angeles religious trends? Inger Furseth, University of Oslo Critics: Philip S. Gorski, Yale University Issues in Measuring Diversity. Peter F. Beyer, University Ann J. Morning, New York University of Ottawa Loïc Wacquant, University of California, Berkeley This session examines religion and diversity, examining the prevalence and use of religious diversity as a catch phrase for sociologists who study the multiplicity of religious practices. One 89. Author Meets Critics Session. Strangers No concern about the use of religious diversity is that it can result in identity rigidity, excluding more flexible forms of religious practice and More: Immigration and the Challenges of belief. Scholars from various perspectives critically examine the Integration in North America and Western Europe meanings of religious diversity and the consequences of these (Princeton University Press, 2015) by Richard approaches. Alba and Nancy Foner Session Organizer: Charles Hirschman, University of 86. Special Session. Nones and the Northwest (co- sponsored with Association for the Sociology of Washington Authors: Richard D. Alba, Graduate Center, CUNY Religion) Session Organizer: Ryan T. Cragun, The University of Nancy Foner, Hunter and CUNY Graduate Center Tampa 90. Regional Spotlight. Immigration and Refugee Presider: Ryan T. Cragun, The University of Tampa Dynamics in the Northwest Nones: The New Regional Establishment? James K. Session Organizer: Mytoan Nguyen-Akbar, South Seattle Wellman, College Emerging Understandings of the Human Person and Presider: Nancy Farwell, University of Washington Community among ‘Nones’ in the Pacific Northwest. Panelists: Roxana Norouzi, One America Patricia Killen, Gonzaga University Jorge Barron, Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Religious Nones in Canada: Freedom from Religion. Beth Takekawa, Wing Luke Museum Joel Thiessen, Ambrose University Cities and counties are often the primary vehicle for local immigrant The percentage of those who identify as “nones” or non-religious is and refugee integration efforts. Today, Seattle has become home to highest in the Northwestern United States and in Western Canada. In one of the most diverse zip codes in the country and boasts 129 this session, scholars who study regional variation in religiosity languages in its School District. Almost one in five residents is foreign- examine the factors that have contributed to the high rates of non- born. Seattle through its coordinated citywide efforts with civic and religion in this region of the country and how the high rates of non- nongovernmental organizations and schools is poised to become a religion have influenced the culture of this region. leader in local immigrant and refugee integration. The panel will address a brief overview of the history of immigrants and refugees in 87. Special Session. Rethinking Cannabis Policy Seattle’s neighborhoods, current municipal efforts to integrate Reform Movements immigrants and refugees, and timely issues surrounding future Syrian Session Organizer: Joshua S. Meisel, Humboldt State refugee arrivals (estimated for 2017) and the ongoing youth detentions at regional immigrant detention centers. University Presider: Joshua S. Meisel, Humboldt State University 91. Professional Development Workshop. How (and Panelists: Philippe G. Lucas, Center for Addictions Why) To Do Corporate Research Research of British Columbia Session Organizer and Leader: Robert J.S. Ross, Clark Amanda Reiman, Drug Policy Alliance University Mark Cooke, American Civil Liberties Union- To demonstrate the possibilities for teaching and research afforded Washington State by online and publicly accessible databases on firms and industries. It is intended as introductory, but participants will be invited to share Craig Reinarman, University of California-Santa Cruz experiences and resources. Three uses and types of material will be The purpose of this session is to provide a regional focus on illustrated: one associated with the teaching of a stratification course in cannabis policy reform experiences in Washington, Oregon and British which students assess the theories of G. William Domhoff and Michael Columbia, with a particular focus on the Seattle, Portland and Useem. This uses Boards of Directors as a starting point. A second Vancouver metropolitan areas. While cannabis legalization activists in illustration is an explication of the kinds of material available in Washington celebrated their victory in 2012, their Canadian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Forms 10 and 14A and counterparts have struggled in the face of a Federal crackdown on some of the NGO databases that use it. A third example will be a cannabis possession and cultivation. Session participants have been corporate profile intended as a resource for anti-sweatshop NGOs, and invited from both the academic and activist communities who can shed illustrating the use of multiple sources (including LexisNexis) and light on the relative successes and failures of efforts to end cannabis collaboration among faculty, graduate students and undergraduates prohibition on both sides of the U.S./Canadian border. These across different campuses. A list of resources will be distributed and if presentations will highlight how cannabis reform social movements time permits a brief view of them will be provided. Participants who navigate rapidly changing political and cultural landscapes. intend to attend may request digital materials ahead of the meeting. Presentations will draw attention to strategies employed by activist groups to build coalitions, mobilize resources and effectively frame the 92. Professional Development Workshop. Writing cannabis legalization debate. Op-Eds: The Fine Art of Communicating

Sociological Science in the Newspapers 11. Loyola University-Chicago Session Organizer and Leader: Stephanie Coontz 12. Oklahoma State University 13. Rice University 14. San Jose State University 93. Policy and Research Workshop. 50 Years of the 15. South Dakota State University National Longitudinal Studies - A Workshop for 16. Syracuse University New and Returning Users 17. The Ohio State University Session Organizer: Elizabeth C. Cooksey, Ohio State 18. Tulane University 19. University of Alabama-Birmingham University 20. University of California-Santa Cruz Leader: Elizabeth C. Cooksey, Ohio State University 21. University of Cincinnati Panelist: Steve McClaskie, The Ohio State Univesity 22. University of Colorado-Boulder The first National Longitudinal Study respondent was interviewed in 23. University of Delaware April 1966. Over the past 50 years there have been 7 different 24. University of Georgia longitudinal surveys that have collectively interviewed close to 54,000 25. University of Kansas respondents with approximately 730,000 interviews and multiple 26. University of Kentucky thousands of variables across a wide range of areas of interest to 27. University of Miami sociologists. Three of the NLS cohorts are ongoing and there are plans 28. University of Minnesota to reinterview members of two others. If you have never used the 29. University of Missouri National Longitudinal Surveys before or you have but feel a little rusty, 30. University of Montana then this is the workshop for you! Elizabeth Cooksey (PI of the 31. University of Nebraska-Lincoln NLSY79 Child and Young Adult studies), and Steve McClaskie (head of 32. University of Nevada-Las Vegas User Services for the NLS program) will give a brief overview of the 33. University of New Hampshire various NLS datasets, bring you up to date on new developments, and 34. University of North Dakota provide hands on instruction for how to search for information and 35. University of Notre Dame download data. 36. University of Oklahoma 37. University of Wisconsin-Madison 94. Teaching Workshop. Creating Undergraduate 38. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Applied Sociologists: Starting/ Building and 39. Wayne State University 40. Wichita State University Administering an Internship Program for Sociology Majors 96. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Research Session Organizer: Ginger E. Macheski, Valdosta State Session. Issues in Health, Well-Being, and University Stratification Leader: Ginger E. Macheski, Valdosta State University Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Co-Leader: Norma Winston, University of Tampa Sociological Association More than half of sociology undergraduates do not continue into Beth Floyd, American Sociological Association graduate course work; fewer still pursue graduate work in sociology. Most enter the workforce upon completing their degree. In a sense, the Presider: Fernando I. 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Social Identity, Social Capital, and Subjective Social Wong, Hong Kong Baptist University Class in Three Societies. Lijun Song, Vanderbilt Institutional Sectors, Social Capital, and Income University; Ruoh-rong Yu, Academia Sinica Attainment of Hukou Converters: A Comparison with Urbanites. Yinghui Li, Xi'an Jiaotong Table 7. Research in the Sociology of Culture Across University/ University of Minnesota Asia Socioeconomic Status and Gender Differences in TV Table Presider: Jae-Mahn Shim, University of Seoul Viewing and Obesity A Longitudinal Study of Cosmopolitanism and Hegemony: The Manchurian Chinese Adults. Chih-Chien Huang, Saint Anselm Motion Picture Corporation and the Production of College My Nightingale (1943). Seio Nakajima, Waseda University Table 11. The Sociology of Work in China and Japan Talking Together to Talk Back: Anti-Sikh Violence of Table Presider: Kumiko Nemoto, Kyoto University of 1984 and Intergenerational Memories. Shruti Foreign Studies Devgan, Rutgers University Marriage and Employment in China: Labor Force The Making of Global City: Cultural Mega-projects Participation across an Era of Economic Reform. and Private Art Museums in Shanghai and Hong Bin Lian, University of Illinois at Urbana- Kong. Siqi Tu, Champaign Sexual and Gender Minorities in the Workplace in Table 8. Research on Family and Deviance Japan: Persistence of Labor Market Inequality. Table Presider: Hyeyoung Kwon, Indiana University Daiki Hiramori, University of Washington Effects of Family Violence and Social Support on Workers' Earnings Disparity in Urban China: A Behavior Problems among Asian and Asian Multilevel Modeling Perspective. Qiong (Miranda) American Students. Yoko Baba, San Jose State Wu, University; James Daniel Lee, San Jose State University; Michael Vallerga, San José State 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Asia and Asian American University Business Meeting Regularly without the Spouse: Wives' and Husbands' Life Satisfaction in Korean Commuter Couples. 116. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. Yun-Suk Lee, University of Seoul Family and Relationship Stability and Its Effects Seeking Intimacy outside of Marriage: Off-farm on Children and Youth Employment and Marital Instability in Session Organizer: Shannon Cavanagh, University of Contemporary China. Ke Li, Framingham State Texas at Austin University Beyond Family Rejection: Gender, Sexuality, and Family Instability in the Lives of LGBTQ Homeless Youth. Table 9. Social Determinants of Health and Well-Being Brandon Andrew Robinson, University of Texas - Table Presider: Yang Sao Xiong, University of Austin Wisconsin-Madison Family Complexity and Parents’ Financial Support for CAM Use for Mental Health Problems Among Postsecondary Education. Paula W. Fomby, Chinese Americans: The Effect of Acculturation. University of Michigan; Nicole Kravitz-Wirtz, Lin Zhu, Temple University University of Michigan Discrimination, Social Determinants and Health: Does Father Involvement Across Early and Middle Childhood: Multiple Paradoxes Exist in Racial and Ethnic Comparing Relationship Churning to Stable Health? Moushumi Choudhury, Michigan State Relationship Statuses. Kristin Turney, University of University California, Irvine; Sarah Halpern-Meekin, University of Pathways to Material and Subjective Well-being: The Wisconsin - Madison Mediating Role of Social Networks. Shuanglong The Effects of Parental Divorce and U.S. Migration on Li, Southwestern University of Finance and Children’s Educational Transitions in Mexico. Carla Economics; David Macro, Utrecht University Salazar Gonzalez, University of California, Los The Social Determinants of Menstrual Cycle Angeles Characteristics among Japanese Women. Emi 117. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Invited Tamaki, Gakushuin University; Shoko Konishi, Session. Inequality, Interaction, and Individuals: University of Tokyo Micro-Sociological Approaches to Crime Session Organizer: Callie H. Burt, University of Table 10. Social Stratification in China Washington Table Presider: Jun Xu, Ball State University Presider: Callie H. Burt, University of Washington Gender and Educational Inequality in China: When Onset Meets Desistance: Cognitive University Destinations and Experiences. Gina Transformations and Adolescent Delinquency Lai, Hong Kong Baptist University; Odalia Ho

Experimentation. Derek A. Kreager, Pennsylvania Between Category Insiders and Outsiders. Maima State University; Daniel Ragan, University of New Aulia Syakhroza, University of Cambridge; Lionel Mexico; Jeremy Staff, The Pennsylvania State Paolella, University of Cambridge; Kamal Munir, University; Holly Nguyen, University of Cambridge Interpersonal Racial Discrimination and Crime over the Sustainability Accounting and Reporting and the Life-Course: A Micro-Sociological Model of Social Construction of Sustainability. Stefanie Cumulative Disadvantages. Callie H. Burt, University Hiss, University of Jena; Daniela Woschnack, of Washington; Man Kit Lei, The University of Georgia University of Jena; Sebastian Nagel, University of Paternal Incarceration and Children’s Risk of Being Jena; Bernd Teufel, University of Jena Charged in Adolescence and Early Adulthood: Evidence from a Danish Policy Shock. Christopher Table 4. Consumption Theory Wildeman, Cornell University; Signe Hald Andersen, Environmental Impact and Pro-environmental Rockwool Foundation Research Unit Behavior: Correlations to Income and Discussant: Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington Environmental Concern. Andreas Diekmann, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zurich; 118. Section on Economic Sociology Refereed Heidi Bruderer Enzler, ETH Zurich Roundtable Session and Business Meeting The Sociology of Merchandising and Media in Global Capitalism. Kenneth M. Kambara, LIM College 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Positional Structures and the Social Differentiation of Session Organizer: Aaron Z. Pitluck, Illinois State Lifestyle. Michael Schultz, UC Berkeley University Table 5. Contested Legitimacy in Markets Table 1. Central Banking Table Presider: KuoRay Mao, Colorado State Table Presider: David C. Lubin, University of Chicago University-Fort Collins How Financial Power Really Works: Central Bank Moralizing Economic Brokerage: How Transnational Predictability and the Management of Illegal Drug Brokers Gain Legitimacy in China. Expectations. Ayca Zayim, University of Lantian Li, Northwestern University Wisconsin-Madison Elite Controversy and the Institutional Change of Inflation as Policy Instrument and Objective in FOMC China's Stock Market. Yuan Li, Saint Mary's Transcripts, 1976-2009. Jean Nava, Princeton College of California The Construction of Systemic Risk as a Pathology of Monetary Government. Onur Ozgode, Harvard Table 6. Cultural Analyses of the Economy Law School, Harvard University Trading in Politics: Rhetorical Strategies of Sacrilizing Public Relations Services. Anna Tyllström, Table 2. The Chinese State and Social Dynamics of Uppsala University; Klaus Weber, Northwestern Entrepreneurship University Table Presider: Junmin Wang, University of Memphis Meritocracy, Innovation and Advocacy: An Enfranchising Private Entrepreneurs: The Unintended Intersectional Approach to the Narratives of Silicon Consequences of Party Building among China’s Valley. Sarah Elizabeth Mosseri, University of Industrialists. Tina Ching-Tien Lee, Princeton Virginia University Making Do: The Use of Jurisdictional Schemas Media Makes Entrepreneurs? The Inspirational Effect Among Venezuelan Victims of a Recent Ponzi of Exposure to Media on Entrepreneurial Scheme. Camilo Arturo Leslie, STATE Engagement in China, 2003-2012. Yueran Zhang, UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Buffalo Harvard University The Price of Faith: Political Determinants of the Table 7. Development Commercialization of Buddhist Temples in China. Table Presider: Lanu Kim, University of Washington Lori Qingyuan Yue, USC-Marshall School of The Impact of Transnational Diaspora Investments – Business; Kate Jue Wang, USC Marshall School A survey of foreign direct investments in Tunisia. of Business; Botao Yang, USC Marshall School of Daniel Naujoks, Columbia University Business Do Airports Boost Economic Development by Attracting Talent? An Empirical Investigation at the Table 3. Cognition and Categories Sub-county Level. Xinxiang Chen, Mississippi Table Presider: Emily A. Barman, Boston University State University; Guanghua Chi, Information The Fantasy of Expertise: Professional and School, University of Washington; Guangqing Chi, Algorithmic Opacity in a Prediction Market. Jeff Mississippi State University Gordon, U.C. Berkeley Movements in the Periphery/Semi-periphery: An Partners in Crime: Code Violation and Preservation Exploration of China’s Influence on Stratification in

the World-Economy. Marilyn Grell-Brisk, Contested Relational Packages in Interactions Universite de Neuchatel Between Panhandlers and Pedestrians. Mary Patrick, NYU Table 8. The Development of Household Credit Markets Table Presider: Alya Guseva, Boston University Table 12. Happiness The Moralization of Credit and the Rise and Fall of Table Presider: Laureen K. O'Brien, University of the Debtors’ Prison. Alexander Roehrkasse, UC Arizona Berkeley Subjective Well-being, Civilized Materialism, You Can’t Tell Tomorrow: Economic Uncertainty, Inequality, and Relative Deprivation in Europe, Social Credibility, and Informal Lending in Ghana. 2003-2012. Jonathan Kelley, University of Lindsay Bayham, University of California-Berkeley Nevada, Reno; Mariah Debra Evans, University of Informational Salience and the Adoption of Nevada, Reno Microfinance. Valentina Assenova, Yale Market Failure and the Deterioration of Happiness in University the Post-Communist Countries. Hiroshi Ono, Hitotsubashi University Table 9. Entrepreneurship, Laboring, and Mobility Table Presider: Richard Sullivan, Illinois State Table 13. Law and Expertise University Table Presider: Jacinto Cuvi, University of Texas at Mobility through Self-employment among the Adult Austin Children of Mexican Immigrants. Stephanie A. Rescuing Business in Turkey: Postponement and Pullés, University of California, Irvine Debt-led Growth. Melike Arslan, Northwestern Who Leaves the Promised Land? Employer Status University and Entrepreneurial Mobility. Tristan L. Botelho, The Politics of Knowledge Production: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Embeddedness of Knowledge Producers within Aleksandra Joanna Kacperczyk, MIT Sloan School Institutions of Power. Jeffrey L Sternberg, of Management Northeastern University Social Capital in Ethnic Churches and New Immigrant Entrepreneurs. Guangyu Tong, Duke University Table 14. North Atlantic Household Credit Markets Table Presider: Sarah Quinn, University of Washington Table 10. Finding, Making, or Leaving a Job The Portfolio Society in Europe: Financial Table Presider: Matt Vidal, King's College London Intensification and Household Debt in Six Sharing Economy Workers: Selling, not Sharing. Countries. Tod Stewart Van Gunten, Max Planck Alexandrea J Ravenelle, CUNY: The Graduate Institute for the Study of Societies; Edo Navot, Center Columbia University Participation, Organisational Commitment and Racial Disparities in Consumption and Predatory Employee Well-Being: A Longitudinal Analysis. Consumer Lending. Raphaël Charron-Chénier, Duncan Gallie, Nuffield College, University of Duke University Oxford; Ying Zhou, University of Surrey; Alan Payday Lending Regulation and the Demand for Felstead, Cardiff University; Francis Green, Alternative Financial Services. Roman V. Institute of Education, University College London; Galperin, Johns Hopkins University; Andrew Golo Henseke, Institute of Education, University Weaver, University of Illinois College London Private Risk-pooling and Insecure Homeownership. How Rational and Affective Trust Facilitate Job Lora A. Phillips, The Ohio State University Referrals in Urban Nicaragua’s Low-wage Economy. Lindsey M. Ibanez, The Ohio State Table 15. Political Economy of Regulation University Table Presider: Boroka Bo, University of California, Labor Mobility and High Performance: How Target Berkeley Market and Social Networks Affect Performance. Homeowner Insurance Policy Responses to the Kristina Vaarst Andersen, Copenhagen Business 2004/2005 Hurricane Seasons in Florida and School Louisiana: Why the Difference? Emanuel Ubert, University of Madison-Wisconsin Table 11. Fine Tuning Zelizer: Relational Work and Neoliberalism and the Regulatory Foundations of Circuits American Financialization. Basak Kus, Wesleyan Table Presider: Ashley E. Mears, Boston University University The Sanctity of Money. Lindsay Jean DePalma, China’s New Urbanization: Beyond the State-market University of California- San Diego and Central-local Lichotomies. Yin-Wah Chu, Prediction Circuits: Sociology of a So-called Market. Hong Kong Baptist University Lucas Sherry, University of NC-Chapel Hill

Table 16. Reexamining Private Property Rights Limited Attention, Analyst Forecasts, and Stock Table Presider: Dustin S. Stoltz, University of Notre Prices. Rajib Hasan, University of Houston-Clear Dame Lake; Abdullah Shahid, Cornell University Property Rights and Wrongs: Oil and Gas Leasing Social Gravity and Investment Returns. Valentina Contracts as Artifacts of Social Inequalities. Assenova, Yale University Daniel N. Kluttz, UC Berkeley Private Property Rights: A Human and Corporate Table 21. Theorizing Production Distinction. Loka Ashwood, Auburn University Table Presider: Tunde Cserpes, University of Illinois at Chicago Table 17. Selfhood Discovering the Hidden Developmental State in the Table Presider: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Neoliberal Market: Capability Building and I Don’t Make Objects, I Make Projects: Selling Things Innovation in Taiwan. Michelle Fei-yu Hsieh, and Selling Selves in Contemporary Art-making. Academia Sinica Alison Gerber, Uppsala University; Clayton What’s in a Name? Linguistic Labels in the Adoption Childress, University of Toronto of a Lean Production System. Valery Yakubovich, The Indebted and the Entitled: Millennials Navigating ESSEC; An Yi, ESSEC Selfhood in Uncertain Times. Karla A. Erickson, Making Fashion Markets: Intermediaries amidst the Grinnell College Production and Consumption of Global Fashion in What Makes a Financial Subject? Exploratory Insights Asia. Solee Irene Shin, National University of from Singapore. Tiffany Jordan Chuang May, Singapore University of Michigan Table 22. Valuation Table 18. Social Networks Table Presider: Alex Preda, King's College London Table Presider: Katherine Stovel, University of Making the Grade: Classification as Signification on Washington Chicago and New Orleans Futures Markets, 1856- Multiplexity and the Tolerance of Failure. Jessica 1915. David L. Pinzur, University of California- Santana, Stanford University San Diego Excavating Structural Holes: Formal Decomposition, Category Uncertainty and Contingent Preferences for Disconfirmation, and Directions Forward. John Generalists and Specialists. Ming De Leung, UC Chandler Johnson, BI Norwegian School of Berkeley; Haochi Zhang, UC Berkeley Management; Amir Sasson, BI Norwegian Production and Valuation of a Market Object. Emma Business School Pendzich Greeson, University of California- San Networks and Corporate Governance in the Middle Diego East. Michael Charles Siemon, Cornell University 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Economic Sociology Table 19. Social Stratification and Labor Markets Business Meeting Table Presider: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University 119. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology The Obesity Pay Gap: Gender, Body Size, and Wage Paper Session. Explaining Socio-Political Inequalities in China. Chih-Chien Huang, Saint Convergence? Evidence from Large-N Cross- Anselm College; Scott Thomas Yabiku, Arizona National Comparisons State University; Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, Session Organizer: Gregoire Mallard, Graduate Institute Arizona State University; Stephanie Ayers, of International and Development Studies Arizona State University Presider: Amy Adams Quark, College of William & Mary Who does Academic Inequality Hurt More? The Goldilocks Effect: Explaining Convergence in Examining Academic Placement by Professorial National Income Distributions, 1960-2013. Rob Clark, Rank, Gender, and Discipline. Neha Gondal, University of Oklahoma Boston University Changing Global Attitudes toward Homosexuality: The Social Stratification and Capitalism: From Managerial Influence of Global and Region-Specific Cultures, Capitalism to Hedge Fund Capitalism, from Status 1981-2014. Louisa Roberts, Ohio State University to Market. Carsten S. Jensen, University of Structural Pathways to Carbon Pollution. Don Grant, Copenhagen University of Colorado-Boulder; Andrew K. Jorgenson, Boston College; Wesley Longhofer, Table 20. Sociological Excursions into Finance Emory University Bond Issues: Political Relations and Financing International Migration and the World Polity: A Migration Capacities of China's Large Corporations. Ningzi Systems Approach. Sam Abrahim Shirazi, STATE Li, Cornell University UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Stony Brook Towards New Institutionalism of Market Efficiency: Discussant: David John Frank, University of California,

Irvine Manski, University of California, Santa Barbara Shaping Entrepreneurial Subjects: How Structural 120. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper Changes and Institutional Fixes Shape Financial Session. Barriers and Opportunities for Building Strategies in Daily Life. Niamh Mulcahy, A Labor Movement across Differences of Race, University of Cambridge Gender, and Legal Status Unchaining the Dialectic: Toward a General and Session Organizer: Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M Intersectional Formulation of Marx’s Systematic- University dialectical Method. Benjamin Levy, Presider: Leslie A. Bunnage, Seton Hall University Beyond the L.A. Model? Understanding the evolution of Table 04. Marxism and Crisis (Political, Economic, and immigrant worker organizations through a resource- Cultural) based model. Davide Gnes, University of Testing Marx's General Law of Underproduction: The Amsterdam; Walter Nicholls, University of California- Case of Oil. Kirk S. Lawrence, St. Joseph's Irvine; Floris Vermeulen, University of Amsterdam College, New York; Jason W. Moore, University of Development of Labor NGOs in China: “Managed Co- California, Berkeley optation”. Kan Wang, China Institute of Industrial The Crisis of Finance Capitalism. Roslyn Wallach Relations Bologh, College of Staten Island, and Graduate Gender Composition in Contentious Collective Action: Center,CUNY Women’s Strike Participation in Gilded Age America - The Gospel of Resiliency, Neoliberalism, and the - Harmful, Helpful, or Both? Anna Weller Jacobs, Politics Waterfront Development in New York City. Vanderbilt University; Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt Steven Lang, LaGuardia College at CUNY University Reconstituting Strike Theory for the 21st Century: A Table 05. Social Movements I Comparative Approach. Chris Rhomberg, Fordham Do Interests and Organizations Matter? Lynching and University; Steven H. Lopez, Ohio State University the Klan in Indiana, 1858-1930. Richard L. 121. Section on Marxist Sociology Refereed Hogan, Purdue University Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Ideological Mobilization Revisited: A Case Study of the Returning Educated Youth Movement in 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Socialist China. Pengfei Zhao, Indiana University Session Organizer: Ann M. Strahm, California State Marcuse, Gramsci and Social Mobilization. Lauren University, Stanislaus Langman, Loyola University of Chicago

Table 1. Social Justice Movements Table 6. Social Movements II Another Socialist World is Possible. Lauren Framing, Hegemony, and Neoliberalism: Toward a Langman, Loyola University of Chicago; Tova Counterhegemonic Framing Approach. Benski, College of Management Christopher Hardnack, Colorado Mesa University In and Beyond Class: Radical Subjectivity of the Organizing for Today's Revolutionary Times: Building Youth. Onur Kapdan, UCSB a Transformative Sociology Movement. Britany Gatewood, Howard University; Jerome Scott, Table 2. Struggle League of Revolutionaries for; Walda Katz- Divisions and Solidarities: Intra-class Relations at Fishman, Howard University Dollar Stores. Tracy Vargas, Syracuse University Gender Protests and Feminist Networks in Post- Race-Religion-Ethnicity-Caste: Focal Point of the Colonial Zimbabwe. Lorna Lueker Zukas, National Global Class Struggle. Alan Jay Spector, University The African American Class System: A Colonized Incomplete Proletarianization of Rural Migrant Experience Under Four Racial Domains. Charles Workers in China: Structural Analysis and Pinderhughes, Essex County College Subjective Understanding. Yu Guo, University of Maryland, College Park Table 3. Marxist Research Capitalizing Craft: A Field Theory Approach to Table 7. Culture, Music, and Identity: Critical Analyzing Production and Consumption. Perspectives Christopher Shane Elliott, University of North Mariachi Music in South Texas: A Study of Carolina Socialization, Identity, and Mestizaje. Amador Reductionism in Marxian Approach and its Critique. Salazar, University of Texas at San Antonio Matti Kortesoja, University of Tampere Music and Immigration in the United States and Chile: Rethinking the Corporation, Rethinking Democracy: Identity and Hybridization. Jeffrey A. Halley, The The Mainstreaming of a Radical Discourse. Ben University of Texas San Antonio; Christina Eloise Lopez-Mobilia, UTSA

White Kids Don’t Love Hip Hop: The White Culture University Industry System and the White Consumer Myth. A Possible Revision of Heider’s Balance Theory by Walter Edward Hart, Texas A&M University the Theory of Potential Games. Robert Hideo Worst in Show: Television Talk Program Genre and Mamada, Arizona State University the Reification of Class Consciousness. Lloyd Cyber Aggression: The Social Network Ties of Klein, Hostos Community College, CUNY Electronic Victimization. Diane H. Felmlee, Pennsylvania State University; Robert W. Faris, Table 8. Climate Change UC-Davis Global Political Economy, Fossil Capital and Climate Social Networks and Mastery after Driving Cessation: Change: Looming Ecological Depletion in West A Gendered Life Course Approach. Markus H. Asia. Tarique Niazi, University of Wisconsin Schafer, University of Toronto Herbert Marcuse, Climate Change, and Radical Table 3. Emotions/Emotion Management Subjectivity. Michael J. Sukhov, Sociological Table Presider: Natalia Ruiz-Junco, Research Associates Advancing the Sociology of Empathy: A Proposal. Natalia Ruiz-Junco, 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Marxist Sociology Business Narrative Reconstruction and Post-traumatic Growth: Meeting The Importance of Narrative in Sociological Research and Practice. Sarah L. Jirek, Westmont 122. Section on Methodology Invited Session and College Business Meeting. Using the World Wide Web to The Social-structural Framework of Burnout in the Collect and Analyze Social Data American Education System. Grayson Alexander Session Organizer: Guang Guo, University of North Bodenheimer, Appalachian State University Carolina Panelist: Matthew J. Salganik, Princeton University Table 4. Subjective Well-Being and Stress Table Presider: Jun Kobayashi, Seikei University 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Methodology Business Are Satisfied People Happy?: Empirical Evidence of Meeting Mismatch of Subjective Well-Being. Jun 123. Section on Social Psychology Refereed Kobayashi, Seikei University; Carola Hommerich, Roundtable Session (co-sponsored with Section German Institute for Japanese Studies (DIJ) on Sociology of Emotions and Section on How Did the Great Recession's Increase in Income Sociology of Mental Health) Inequality Affect Subjective Well-being in Europe, Session Organizer: Steven Larrimore Foy, University of 2003-2012? Mariah Debra Evans, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Nevada, Reno; S.M.C. Kelley, UC Berkeley; Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada, Reno; Table 1. Prejudicial Attitudes (co-sponsored with Section Claire Kelley, on Sociology of Emotions and Section on Sociology The Sense of Control, Cumulative Advantages and of Mental Health) Disadvantages from Status Attainment and Stress Table Presider: Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech Moderation. Katsuya Oi, The Pennsylvania State A Half Century of Persistence and Change in Racial University Attitudes at the University of Alabama. Michael The Causal Effect of (Leaving) Unemployment on Hughes, Virginia Tech; Richard Fording, University Health. Stefanie Alexandra Unger, ; Anita Tisch, of Alabama; Lo Celia C., Texas Woman's Institute for Emplyoment Research; Silke University; Debra McCallum, University of Tophoven, Institute for Employment Research Alabama; Utz McKnight, University of Alabama; Gabrielle P. A. Smith, University of Alabama; Table 5. Immigration and Acculturation Steven A. Tuch, The George Washington Table Presider: Caitlin Patler, UC Davis University Do Changes to Legal Status Impact Mental Health Attitudes towards Ethnic Minorities, Homosexuals, Among Latino Immigrant Young Adults? Whitney Smokers and the Overweight: Australian Nicole Laster Pirtle, University of California - Evidence. S.M.C. Kelley, UC Berkeley; Jonathan Merced Kelley, University of Nevada, Reno Examining the Association between Acculturation and Why Do Employers Discriminate? The Role of Implicit Perceived Mental Health among Foreign-born and Explicit Racial Attitudes. Fabiana Silva, Asians in the United States. Bonnie Bui, University of California Berkeley University of California, Irvine Native-born vs. Immigrant as a Status Factor: Recent Table 2. Social Networks Cross-cultural Experimental Evidence. Martha Table Presider: Robert Hideo Mamada, Arizona State Foschi, University of British Columbia

Table 6. Group Processes Professional Ice Hockey. Antonio Sirianni, Cornell Table Presider: NA YOON KIM, Cornell University University Effects of Individualism-Collectivism on the Motivations for Participation and Exercise among Emergence of Cooperation in Diverse and CrossFit Athletes. Marit Berntson, Roanoke Homogeneous Groups. NA YOON KIM, Cornell College University The Effects of Contribution Framing on Perceptions of Table 10. Methodological and Theoretical Advances Justice and Status in Task Groups. Hatice Table Presider: Jason Scott Radford, University of Atilgan, University of South Carolina Chicago Volunteer Science: An Online Laboratory for Table 7. Coping/Meaning-Making Experiments in Social Psychology. Jason Scott Table Presider: Celene Raymer Reynolds, Yale Radford, University of Chicago; Andrew Pilny, University University of Kentucky; Ashley V Reichelmann, Ritual and Routine: Repetition and Meaning at the Northeastern University; Brian Keegan, Harvard Level of Individual Experience. Celene Raymer University; Brooke Foucault Welles, Northeastern Reynolds, Yale University; Emily Anne Erikson, University; Jefferson Hoye, Independent; Yale University Katherine Ognyanova, Rutgers University; Waleed The Role of Deflection Strategies in Resisting the Meleis, Northeastern University; David Lazer, Mental Illness Identity. Kristen Marcussen, Kent Northeastern University State University; Emily Katherine Asencio, The Merits of the Implicit Association Test for Sonoma State University Sociological Research. Julian Schaap, Erasmus Trash or Treasure? Hoarding Among a Low-income, University Rotterdam; Jeroen van der Waal, Inner-city, Elderly Population. Emily Anne Parker, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Willem De Koster, Cornell University Erasmus University Rotterdam The De-escalation of a School Shooting: Toward a Table 8. Identity/Identity Work Micro-sociological Theory. David Christian Sorge, Table Presider: Wendi Leigh Johnson, Oakland University of Pennsylvania University Parents, Identities, and Trajectories of Antisocial 124. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Behavior from Adolescence to Young Adulthood. Grit, Luck, Warmth, and the Irrational: Frontiers Wendi Leigh Johnson, Oakland University; Peggy for Theorizing Culture C. Giordano, Bowling Green State University; Session Organizer: Jennifer C. Lena, Columbia Wendy Diane Manning, Bowling Green State University, Teacher's College University; Monica A. Longmore, Bowling Green Presider: Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, Northwestern State Univ University Racial/Ethnic Identity among Blacks, Hispanics, and Luck Nuance. Michael Sauder, University of Iowa Whites in the United States. K. Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Styles of Reasoning and Framing Temporality in the Tech & Virginia Commonwealth University; Carson United States, Japan, Iran, and France. Masako Ema Byrd, University of Louisville; Hans Momplaisir, Watanabe, Nagoya Univesity Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; The Good Schools Do, and How Schools Think About Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech Good. Jeffrey Guhin, University of California, Los Understanding Criminal Identity and Projected Angeles Conformity in Courts and Restorative Justice The Psychology of Distinction: How Cultural Tastes Conferences: An Identity Approach. Shelley Keith, Shape Class Perception and Impression Formation in Mississippi State University; Heather L. the United States. Kyla Thomas, Princeton University Scheuerman, James Madison University Discussant: Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, Northwestern I’m Just Me: The Role of Authenticity Claims in University Impression Management. Wendy Marie Laybourn, 125. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology University of Maryland Refereed Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Table 9. Social Psychological Processes in Session Organizer: Charles A. Dickinson, College of Sports/Athletics Western Idaho Table Presider: Sarah Jean Hatteberg, The College of Charleston Table 1. Experiential Learning Revisiting Goffman: On the Similarities between Table Presider: Charles A. Dickinson, College of Collegiate Athletic Programs and Total Institutions. Western Idaho Sarah Jean Hatteberg, The College of Charleston An Evaluation of an Authentic Research Experience: Taking One for the Team: Violent Roles in

A Course on Latino Families in the U.S. Naomi J. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Solidarity Spence, Lehman College, City University of New Business Meeting York Section on Asia and Asian America Business Meeting Simulating the Dynamics of Cooperative Norms in Section on Economic Sociology Business Meeting Prisoner's Dilemma: A Case Study of Class Quasi- Section on Marxist Sociology Business Meeting experiment. Jae-Woo Kim, Chonbuk National Section on Methodology Business Meeting University Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Business Students Structuring Student Mentoring Relationships Meeting in Sociology: Expectations, Benefits and Challenges. Katherine Lyon, University of British 4:30 pm Meetings Columbia; Heather Holroyd, University of British 2017 Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Committee Columbia; Kerry Greer, University of British 2017 Distinguished Career Award for the Practice of Columbia; Silvia Bartolic, The University of British Sociology Columbia 2018 Program Committee Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities Table 2. Online Intentions in Sociology Table Presider: Brooke Louise Long, Kent State TRAILS Area Editors University Effects of Proctoring vs. Cheating Inhibitors on Exam 4:30 pm Sessions Scores: An Online Research Methods Course. Steven Stack, Wayne State University 126. Thematic Session. Fighting Walmart: From Engaging Online Students from the First Day of Local Contests to Global Campaigns? Class. Patricia R. Hoffman, New Mexico State Session Organizer: Virginia Parks, Occidental College University Presider: Penelope W. Lewis, Murphy Institute for Labor Great Expectations Deferred: Contextualizing Transfer Studies-CUNY Intentions in a Southwestern Community College. Panelists: Virginia Parks, Occidental College Thomas Milton Maestas, University of New Mexico Carolina Bank Muñoz, City University of New York- Brooklyn College Table 3. Teaching in a Changing Environment Eddie Iny, OUR Walmart In early 2015, Walmart announced a pay hike for its lowest paid Table Presider: Fritz William Yarrison, Kent State workers in the U.S. to $9 an hour. Business pundits explained University Walmart’s decision as a natural market response to the tightening labor Recovering the Disciplines in 21st Century Liberal market of a recovery economy. Other commentators, including Paul Education. Renee A. Monson, Hobart and William Krugman, credited the role of grassroots mobilization and public pressure; in short, power. Social and political mobilization challenging Smith Colleges; Kristy Kenyon, Hobart and William Walmart’s business practices—including low wages, union busting, Smith Colleges discriminatory pay, and negative environmental impacts—has changed Social-environmental Transdisciplinary Education and evolved over the last decade. This session examines the evolution through Student (not instructor) Diversity. Kathryn of these multiple tactics and strategies, ranging from local site fights in urban markets to a national campaign of Walmart workers pressing for Anderson, University of Wisconsin better working conditions to unionization campaigns among Walmart Teaching Environmental Sociology at the Dawn of the workers outside of the U.S. The session focuses on how social actors Third Millennium. Thomas J. Burns, University of have defined, or been defined by, the form and scale of engagement in Oklahoma; Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Oklahoma State their claims making activities against Walmart, global capitalism’s preeminent economic standards setter. How have the tactics and University remedies advocated by these social actors shaped the political terrain of engagement by both mobilizing allies (and opponents) as well as Table 4. Inequality and Change delimiting the scope of possible claims and remedies? Comparative Table Presider: Michelle A. Smith, Lakeland case studies of site fight campaigns, local municipal policy initiatives, labor rights enforcement, and unionization drives serve to elucidate the Community College ways in which local contests may scale up to generate broader global Reimagining Social Movements Classes: campaigns against Walmartization forces. Alternatively, these case Conversations about Comics. Christina M. Knopf, studies may underscore the ways in which popular resistance remains STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Potsdam rooted in local political and institutional repertoires of action and remedy. Session participants will consider the relative advantages of Rethinking How We Teach Sociology: Karl Marx in different change strategies and their corresponding outcomes of Action. Soraya Cardenas, Cascadia College success or failure. Teaching Inequality: A College Admissions Game. Robert Biggert, Assumption College 127. Thematic Session. Reconceptualizing the Civil Using Metaphor to Teach about Privilege. Elizabeth Sphere J. Clifford, Towson University Session Organizers: Elisabeth S. Clemens, University of Chicago Presider: Thomas M. Medvetz, University of California, 3:30 pm Meetings San Diego

Panelist: Nina Eliasoph, University Southern California Ian Robinson, University of Michigan Meaning-Making in the Civil Sphere: a Cultural- Unions are a significant presence in higher education. Although Sociological Alternative to the Socratic Tradition. faculty unions are unusual in public sector Research I institutions and almost non-existent in the private sector, faculty unions are important in Jeffrey C. Alexander, Yale University much of the public sector, graduate student unions have increased Scenarios in Debate: Mapping Global Futures from the dramatically in the last twenty years, and unions are common among Grassroots to the World Polity. Ann Mische, clerical and maintenance staff. What is the promise/vision of higher University of Notre Dame education unions and what is a realistic assessment of what they have (and have not) accomplished? What sorts of issues are and are not Replacing Conversation and Conflict with Choice: Civic addressed by research on higher education unions? How can the Participation and the Consumer-Citizen. Elisabeth S. research inform union practice, and in what ways does union practice Clemens, University of Chicago suggest research issues? This session will involve a moderated panel Discussant: Thomas M. Medvetz, University of California, discussion, with the presider posing a set of questions to panelists. Significant time will be reserved for audience participation. San Diego Francesca Polletta, University of California, Irvine 130. Special Session. 20 Years since Welfare Reform Behind the proliferation of convenings and conversations within Session Organizer: Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, public life, there is a powerful hope that problems can be resolved simply by getting people to talk to one another and work things out. Northwestern University This hope resonates with powerful theoretical claims, notably by Presider: Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, Northwestern Habermas, concerning the transformative role of new kinds of publics University as a feature of modernity. But this hope easily turns utopian, allowing Panelists: Kathryn J. Edin, Johns Hopkins University us to evade questions of which conversations change the world? Through what mechanisms or processes? Through the analyses of Linda Marie Burton, Duke University episodes of conflict and political engagement, this session opens a Ellen R. Reese, Univ of California-Riverside conversation on the sociological reconception of the civil sphere. Scott W. Allard, University of Washington The passage of the 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work 128. Thematic Session. Transnational Immigrant Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) set a new and definitive Movements tone in the United States’ stance toward aid to the poor, that of time- Session Organizer: Mary Romero, Arizona State limited cash assistance. At the same time, the Affordable Care Act, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as food University stamps), and the Earned Income Tax Credit have gained increased Presider: Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah attention as important policies and programs for low-income individuals. University What is the current state of the social safety net for low-income Articulating New-Transnationalisms in the Americas: families, and what are the lasting effects of these massive shifts to the welfare system? What are the current dimensions of poverty in the US Post-DACA, Post Deportations. Amalia Pallares, and how do they differ from the pre-PRWORA era? In this session, University of Illinois at Chicago; Xochitl Bada, leading scholars in the field will reflect on the political, economic, and University of Illinois at Chicago; Leisy Janet Abrego, social impact of welfare reform and point to new directions in the study University of California, Los Angeles; Jill Anderson, of poverty, social policy, and collective organizing by and for the poor. Independent Scholar 131. Special Session. Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) Texting and Gathering: Everyday Spaces of Resistance Distinguished Lecture for Indonesian Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Session Organizer: Bethany Titus, Alpha Kappa Delta Kong. Meryln Lim, Carleton University Unequal Childhoods, Unequal Adulthoods: Small Globalizing the Grassroots: Care Worker Organizing and Moments and Large Consequences. Annette Lareau, the Redefinition of 21st Century Labor Politics. University of Pennsylvania Jennifer Jihye Chun, University of Toronto Transcending Home Borders: Domestic Workers and 132. Special Session. Behind the Scenes: A Transnational Immigration Activism. Jennifer Fish, Discussion of Applying for and Being an Editor of Old Dominion University an ASA Journal Discussant: Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah Session Organizer: Kathleen M. Blee, University of University Pittsburgh Globalized capitalism has generated the massive movements of Panelists: Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota peoples across border and challenged both their countries of origin and Rory M. McVeigh, University of Notre Dame host countries to respect their human rights and to accept their organizing efforts in finding solutions to improve their conditions. Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca College Organizing across borders is gaining strength among workers, youths Amy S. Wharton, Washington State University and families. These movements are explored through DACA organizing in the US and the international organizing of domestic workers. 133. Author Meets Critics Session. Dealing in Desire Asian Ascendancy, Western Decline, and the 129. Thematic Session. Unions in Higher Education: Hidden Currencies of Global Sex Work (University Vision, Reality, Analysis of California Press, 2015) by Kimberly Kay Hoang Session Organizer: Dan Clawson, University of Session Organizer: Tey Meadow, Harvard University Massachusetts Critics: Mario Luis Small, Harvard University Presider: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts Greta R. Krippner, University of Michigan Panelists: Martha Ecker, Ramapo College of New Jersey Elizabeth Bernstein, Barnard College, Columbia Univ Steven Pitts, University of California-Berkeley

Author: Kimberly Kay Hoang, University of Chicago The Variations in the Effect of Marital Conflict and Social Support on Postpartum Psychological 134. Policy and Research Workshop. Big Data for Distress. Ki Tae Park, University of Hawaii, Social Science Research: Theoretical Framing, Manoa Analytical Techniques and Emerging Research Standards Table 2. Attitudes about Beginning and End-of-life Issues Session Organizer: Patricia E. White, National Science Table Presider: Miles Marsala, Duke University Foundation I'm Trying to Create, not Destroy: Protestant Leader: R. Saylor Breckenridge, Wake Forest University Women's Moral Reasoning Surrounding the Use Co-Leaders: Julia Potter Adams, Yale University of Arts. Danielle Czarnecki, UNIVERSITY OF Hannah Brueckner, New York University - Abu Dhabi MICHIGAN Campus A Critical Study on the Changing Perception of the David B. Grusky, Stanford University Fertility Attitude in Taiwan, 1991-2011. Winnie W. Paolo Parigi, Stanford Univerity C. Wen, National Taiwan Normal University The Sociology Program at the National Science Foundation (NSF) supports large-scale data infrastructure projects and basic research Fetal Personhood Under the Viability Threshold. projects to construct and analyze “big data,” and develop new methods Matthew B. Sullivan, University of Michigan and theoretical frameworks by which it can be used in basic research. American Attitudes Regarding Euthanasia: How This session focuses on the research context, trade-offs, limitations, Attitudes are changing in a General and Religious and promises of “big data” for basic social science research. Representatives from the NSF Sociology Program, and Principle Context. Miles Marsala, Duke University Investigators (PIs) on NSF-funded big data projects will describe data accessibility and availability, analytical techniques and tools, Table 3 Gender Identity, Ideology and Interaction conceptualization and theoretical framing, and major research findings Table Presider: Cristen N. Dalessandro, University of from funded research. The session is interactive; audience participation is encouraged. Colorado at Boulder A Women’s College Experience: Gendered Identities, 135. Teaching Workshop. Innovative Teaching Gendered Space. Cristen N. Dalessandro, Approaches for Hybrid and Online Courses University of Colorado at Boulder Session Organizer: Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State How Religious Are You? Religion influences Black University and White Men Ideas on Gender. Myron Strong, Leader: Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State University Community College of Baltimore County Co-Leader: Andrea Nicole Hunt, University of North I’m Not Like Other Guys: Establishing Moral Alabama Credentials through Progressive Beliefs. Tagart This workshop explores best practices in online and hybrid Cain Sobotka, Stanford University teaching and addresses the following questions: What is new in online and hybrid innovations? What is and is not living up to the promise? Gender Difference in the Development of Dyadic How can I best use technology to facilitate learning in online and hybrid Interaction Structure: A Behavioral-structural contexts? How can I replicate the organic exploratory conversations of Analysis. May M. Takeuchi, University of North the face to face environment online? What are ways that I can connect Alabama; Alexander Takeuchi, University of North with my students and have significant sociological learning experiences while also maintaining a reasonable workload? Alabama

136. Open Refereed Roundtable Session Table 4 Gender Norms/Beliefs and Family Formation Session Organizer: Martha Crowley, North Carolina Table Presider: Sarah Akers, Washington State State University University Examining Group Level Norms about the Transition to Table 1. Family Relationships Adulthood. Christina Panagakis, University at Table Presider: Xing Zhang, Cornell University Buffalo, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Are We Happy Now?: The Role of Electronic Gender, Marital Status and Life Satisfaction: A Cross- Technology in Family Ritual and Parental Well- National Study. Theodore N. Greenstein, N.C. Being. Justin J. Nelson, Baylor University State University The Stepmother Role: Navigating Role Ambiguity and Changes in Child Care Time in China: The the Cultural Standard of Intensive Motherhood. Contributions of Cohort Replacement and Intra- Melissa D. Day, University of New Hampshire cohort Change. Sibo Zhao, Central University of The Influences of Older, Deviant Siblings in Making Finance and Economics Resilient Mexican-American High School A Measurement Model for Traditional Gender Beliefs Students. Silvia Olayo, University of Illinois at Using the General Social Survey. Sarah Akers, Chicago; Karla Corral, University of Illinois at Washington State University Chicago; Esmeralda Gonzalez, The Role of Parents and Education in Perceptions of Table 5 Technology, Gender and Interaction Prejudice and Discrimination in Young Adulthood. Table Presider: Shu-Fen Tseng, Yuan-Ze University Xing Zhang, Cornell University Male Dominance in Video Game Production, Content,

Consumption, and the Social World. Amanda International Students and their Sex Lives: Jacqueline Turner, Temple University Constructing Social Distance in the Host Country. Violent Video Games and Rape Myth Acceptance for Yu-Ri Kim, Vanderbilt University Male Latino High School Students. Kevin Nunez, ; STEM Experiences among Latinos and Asian Sebastian Paz, University of Illinois Chicago; Americans: Generational Change and Access to Phoenicia Nicole Fares, University of California, STEM. Sandra L. Hanson, Catholic University of Riverside America When Bodies are Weapons: A Case Study of the Kiss Engaging McNair Scholars Alumni as Assets and Cam on the Carrier Dome. Qingru Xu, Allies. Patricia E Literte, California State Polarized Crowd or Community Clusters? An Analysis University, Fullerton; Karla Hernandez, California of Group Networks on an Online Discussion State University, Fullerton Forum. SHU-FEN TSENG, ; Hung-Chun Chen, YUAN ZE UNIVERSITY Table 9 Class, Beliefs and Behavior on Campus Table Presider: Anne McDaniel, Table 6 Immigrant Identity, Aspirations and Integration Planning to Fail: The Symbolic Boundaries of Table Presider: Jennifer Catherine Sloan, The Institutional Cultures in California Community Graduate Center, City University of New York Colleges. Darby E. Southgate, Los Angeles Warming Up or Cooling Out? Educational Trajectories Valley College of Undocumented College Students. Jennifer Social Class, Cultural Capital, Peer Networks, and Catherine Sloan, The Graduate Center, City Help-seeking in Engineering at an Elite Private University of New York Research University. Anthony Matthias Johnson, Mexican or American? Ethnic Identity Struggles of Northwestern University Mexican American High School Students in Diversity and Meritocracy: The Development of Chicago. Nathaniel Richard Balderas, University Inequality Beliefs in College. Jonathan Jan of Illinois at Chicago; Charlie Hernandez, Benjamin Mijs, Harvard University University of Illinois at Chicago How Social Class Predicts Perceptions of Racial Parental Nativity and Intermarriage among Second- Prejudice on Selective Colleges Campuses. generation Mexican Americans. Rosalio Cedillo, Felicia Helvey, Indiana University Loyola Marymount University Christmas and Easter: White Ethnicity and Practice in Table 10 Aging Americans Second-generation German Identity. Cathrin Table Presider: Anna Muraco, Loyola Marymount Vesna Anderson, La Trobe University University Religion and Spirituality in the Lives of Midlife and Table 7 Minority Experiences, Representations and Older LGB Adults. Anna Muraco, Loyola Sampling Marymount University; Karen Fredriksen-Goldsen, Table Presider: Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Austin University of Washington State University How Health Information Exchange can Improve Racial Micro-agressions and the West African Continuity of Care for Residents of Long Term Immigrant Experience. Mindelyn R. Buford, Care. Rebecca Meehan, Kent State University Northeastern University; Fumilayo Showers, The Relationship Between the Baby Boom Central Connecticut State University Generation, Health Care Reform and Medicare: A From Athletic Superstars to Racialized Vixens: Print Media Analysis. Duane A. Matcha, Siena Representations of Women in Sports Illustrated, College 1972 – 2010. Kiera Duckworth, University at Using Cognitive Interviews to Pre-test the NSHAP Buffalo Wave 3 Elder Mistreatment Module. Bernard Black Solidarity, Cognitive Pluralism, and the Natural Dugoni, NORC at the University of Chicago; Nola Hair Social Movement. Taura Taylor, du Toit, NORC at the University of Chicago; Quota Sample and a Prayer: Using Churches to Melissa J. K. Howe, NORC at the University of Obtain Minority Respondents for a Community Chicago Survey. Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Austin Variable Use from the National Social Life, Health, State University and Aging Project (NSHAP), 2007-2015. Jennifer Louise Hanis-Martin, NORC at the University of Table 8 Identity, Access and Agency among Race/Ethnic Chicago; Melissa J. K. Howe, NORC at the Minority Students University of Chicago; Kelly Pudelek, NORC at the Table Presider: Monica M. Trieu, Purdue University University of Chicago; Michael Jeffrey Kozloski, It was about Claiming Space: Asian American Studies University of Chicago; Sara Henning, NORC at the and Identity Among Southeast Asian Americans. University of Chicago Monica M. Trieu, Purdue University

Table 11 Well-being, Health and Health Care Mental Health, Media, and Religion: A National Study. Table Presider: Bryce J. Bartlett, Duke University Samuel Stroope, Here We Go Again: Prior How Experience with Stereotypes, Gender, Power, and the Stigmatization Recessions Intensifies Poor Subjective Well- of Workers with Mental Illness. Crosby Hipes, being. Bryce J. Bartlett, Duke University University of Maryland - College Park The Association between Different Subjective Social Classes and Various Aspects of Health-related 137. Regular Session. Applied Social Outcomes in South Korea. Su Jin Kang, Baylor Research/Evaluation University Session Organizer: George L. Wimberly, American The Limitations of Patient Empowerment: Diabetes Educational Research Association Self Management Programs and Neo-liberal Credentials and Career Ladders: Social Mobility in Notions of Individual Responsibility. Rachael Lee, Health Care Organizations. Janette S. Dill, University Northeastern University of Akron; Jennifer Craft Morgan, Georgia State Advantage or Legitimacy? The Use of Rare University Medications in Substance Abuse Treatment Does the Public Sector Respond to Private Competition? Centers. Maria T. Paino, Oakland University; An Analysis of Privatization and Prison Performance. Lydia Aletraris, University of Georgia; Mary Brett C. Burkhardt, Oregon State University Elizabeth Bond Edmond, The University of From Food Access to Food Justice: A Case Study of the Georgia; Paul M. Roman, University of Georgia Somerville Mobile Farmers’ Market. Sara N. Shostak, Meaningful Metrics: How Physicians Make use of Brandeis University; Janaki Blum, Tufts University; Data and Metrics in their Everyday Work. Caroline Christopher Mancini, Groundwork Somerville; Luisa P. Gray, PAMF Research Institute; Maayan Yakir, Oliviera, City of Somerville; Lisa Robinson, City of Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute; Somerville; Erica Satin-Hernandez, City of Dorothy Hung, Palo Alto Medical Foundation The Role of Financial Aid in Shaping University Research Institute Participation and Academic Performances. Antonio Schizzerotto, Univerisity of Trento & FBK-IRVAPP; Table 12 Health and Health Behaviors Loris Vergolini, Bruno Kessler Foundation; Nadir Table Presider: Jose A. Munoz, CSU San Bernardino Zanini, Cambridge Assessment Sexual Debut without Contraception: Can Sex 138. Regular Session. Civil Society Solidarity and Education Protect the Unprotected? Nicole Boundaries Weller, Indiana University Kokomo Session Organizer: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre HIV Sero-discordant Couples Living in Sub-Saharan Dame Africa: Prevalence Rates and Sexual Health Presider: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame Behaviors over Time. Danielle Denardo, Non-profits, Tweets, and Social Well-Being. Robert University of Colorado, Boulder Wayne Ressler, University of Texas at Austin; Gender Contexts and Women’s Health in India. Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas; Lilla Pivnick, Samuel Stroope, University of Texas at Austin; Kristopher Velasco, Promoting Health from Outside the State: La University of Texas-Austin Comunidad, Migrants, and Hometown Doing Art and Crossing Racial Boundaries in Informal Associations. Jose A. Munoz, CSU San Arts Groups. Beksahn A Jang, University of Arizona Bernardino; Jose Luis Collazo, Washington State Unity out of Adversity: Non-Profit Organizations’ University Collaborative Strategies to Serve Immigrants in Bay Area Suburbs. Dani Carrillo, UC Berkeley Table 13 Mental and Emotional Health Love Isn't Too Strong of a Word: Emotional Support and Table Presider: Alicia D. Cast, University of California - the Persistence of a Voluntary Association. Clayton Santa Barbara Thomas, Indiana University I’m Not Sad, I’m Just Emotional: Emotions and Discussant: Caroline W. Lee, Lafayette College Changes to the Self. Alicia D. Cast, University of California - Santa Barbara; Bridget Diamond- 139. Regular Session. Cross-National Sociology Welch, University of South Dakota Session Organizer: Denis O'Hearn, Texas A&M I Can’t Drink You Away: Age Specific Associations University between Problematic Drinking and Mental Illness. Presider: Denis O'Hearn, Texas A&M University Andrew Tatch, Mississippi State University; Cycles of Resource Nationalism: Hegemonic Shifts and Angela A. Robertson, Mississippi State University the Incorporation of Extractive Peripheries. Brent Z. Mental Disorder Labels and Perceptions of Task Kaup, College of William & Mary; Paul K. Gellert, Partners: The Role of Task Relevance. Steven University of Tennessee Larrimore Foy, The University of Texas Rio Global Integration and Left Turns in Latin America. Joel Grande Valley S Herrera, UCLA

Private Sector Perceptions of Public Sector Performance Organizations during the Boston Bombing Event. C. in Cross-national Perspective: Methdological and Ben Gibson, University of California, Irvine; Carter T. Substantive Considerations. Andrew Schrank, Brown Butts, University of California, Irvine University Status Structures and Turn-taking: An Examination of Sincerity as a Political Logic: Explaining the Poor’s Gender, Formal Position, and Conversational Rules in Support for Populism in Metro Manila. Marco Z Mock Organizations. Bryan Christopher Cannon, Garrido, University of Chicago University of Georgia; Dawn T. Robinson, University of Georgia 140. Regular Session. Demographic Processes in the The Enemy of my Friend is Easy to Remember: Balance U.S., China, and Europe as a Compression Heuristic. Laura Aufderheide Session Organizer: M. Giovanna Merli, Duke University Brashears, University of South Carolina; Matthew E. Presider: M. Giovanna Merli, Duke University Brashears, University of South Carolina Shared Lifetimes, Multigenerational Exposure, and Educational Attainment. Robert Mare, Univ. of 143. Regular Session. Indigenous Peoples California-Los Angeles; Xi Song, University of Session Organizer: Julia Miller Cantzler, University of Chicago San Diego Sources of Change in American Marital Life Cycles, Immigrants as Settler Colonists: Boundary Work between 1960-2010. Arun Hendi, Duke University Dakota Indians and White Immigrant Settlers. Karen How Did Mortality Selection Change the Future of the V. Hansen, Brandeis University; Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Past? Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University; Siwei Hong Kong Baptist University; Debra J. Osnowitz, Cheng, University of California, Los Angeles Clark University Beijing’s Neighborhood‐level Age Composition During How Environmental Decline Restructures Indigenous Population Aging: Is Age Segregation on the Rise? Gender Practices: What Happens to Karuk Rebecca Wang, Brown University Masculinity Without Fish? Kari Marie Norgaard, Age of Retirement and Human Capital in an Aging China, University of Oregon; Julie Bacon, ; Ron Reed, Karuk 2015-2050. Wei-Jun Jean Yeung, National University Tribe of Singapore; Qiushi Feng, National University of History: A Determinant of Health in an American Indian Singapore Community. Tennille L. Marley, Arizona State University 141. Regular Session. Family and Work Canadian University Acknowledgement of Indigenous Session Organizer: Janet Gornick, The Graduate Center Lands, Treaties, and Peoples. Rima Wilkes, ; Aaron / City University of New York Duong, University of Alberta; Linc Kesler, University Presider: Irene Boeckmann, University of Toronto of British Columbia; Howard Ramos, Dalhousie Economic Self-reliance and Gender Inequality between University U.S. Men and Women, 1970-2010: A Population What Drives Indian Poverty? Beth Red Bird, Stanford Perspective. Deirdre Bloome, University of Michigan; University Derek Thomas Burk, Northwestern University; Leslie McCall, Northwestern University 144. Regular Session. Interpersonal Violence Fatherhood and Breadwinning: Race and Class Session Organizer: Amy Kate Bailey, University of Differences in First-time Fathers' Long-term Illinois-Chicago Employment Patterns. Irene Boeckmann, University "It Wasn't Violent or Anything, But...": Language, of Toronto Perceptions and Power in Queer Adolescent New Evidence against a Causal Marriage Wage Relationship Discourses. Leandra Mae Smollin, Premium. Alexandra A. Killewald, Harvard University; An Education in Violence: Teaching and Learning to Kill Ian Lundberg, Princeton University in America. Harel Shapira, University of Texas at The Gender Division of Labor and Second Births: Labor Austin Market Institutions and Fertility in Japan. Mary C. Neighborhood Cohesion and the Spatial Dynamics of Brinton, Harvard University; Nobuko Nagase, Vigilante Violence in South Africa. Mark Gross, Ochanomizu University University of Maryland-College Park Sensation Seeking in Street Violence: A Micro- 142. Regular Session. Group Processes sociological Reassessment. Marie Bruvik Heinskou, Session Organizer: Alison J. Bianchi, University of Iowa University of Copenhagen; Lasse Suonperä Liebst, A Network Process Theory of Cultural Emergence and University of Copenhagen Change. Hana Shepherd, Rutgers University; Discussant: Todd Herrenkohl, University of Washington Elizabeth Levy Paluck, Princeton University School of Social Work Effects of Status, Wealth, and Friendship on Preference for and Appreciation of Gifts. Robert Gordon 145. Regular Session. Mental Health: Social Rinderknecht, University of Maryland Antecedents Relational Dynamics among Emergency Management Session Organizer: Elbert P. Almazan, Central Michigan

University Politics of Energy Development. Peter M. Hall, Presider: Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central Colorado State University; Stacia S. Ryder, Colorado Florida State University Using the Stress Paradigm and Hispanic Health Paradox to Examine Psychological Distress among Different 148. Regular Session. Racial and Ethnic Inequality Latino Subgroups. Fernando I. Rivera, University of Session Organizer: Alexandra K. Murphy, University of Central Florida; Ethel G. Nicdao, University of the Michigan Pacific African Americans’ Experiences with Alleged Dress Code The Role of Heteronormativity on Gender Differences in Discrimination in Urban Nightlife, 2000-2014. Reuben the Expression of Mental Health Problems. Elbert P. A. Buford May, Texas A & M University Almazan, Central Michigan University; Michael C. Instituting White Space: Racialized Access to Public Craw, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Space in a New Immigrant Settlement. Aaron 99 Problems, Is Depression One? Examining the Effect Arredondo, University of Missouri of Incarceration History on Depressive Symptoms. Invisible Doors and Racial Inequality: Social Capital and Stacey Houston, Vanderbilt University Cultural Fitness in the Tech Industry. Lauren Alfrey, ADHD Labeling and Depression during the Transition to University of California, Santa Barbara; France Adulthood. Lindsey Wilkinson, Portland State Winddance Twine, University of California, Santa University; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University; Barbara Melissa Thompson, Portland State University Multiethnic Neighborhoods on the Ground: Resources, Victims and Survivors of Sexual Assault: The Role of Constraints, and Sense of Community. Emily Walton, Identity in Distress and Well-being. Kaitlin M. Boyle, Dartmouth College Virginia Tech You‘ve Got M@il – Field Experiments of Ethnic Discrimination in Everyday Life. Christiane Bozoyan, 146. Regular Session. Nations/Nationalism Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich; Sonja Session Organizer: Cynthia Miller-Idriss, American Pointner, LMU München University Presider: Randa Bassem Serhan, American University 149. Regular Session. Risk Co-Productions of the Nation, State and Outsiders: The Session Organizer: Alissa Cordner, Whitman College Making of Dersim in Turkey. Ozlem Goner, College The Influence of Exposure to an Article Retraction on of Staten Island, CUNY Risk Perceptions of Genetically Modified Food. Guided Citizenship: A Study of the Linkage Between Dilshani Sarathchandra, University of Idaho National Identity and Citizenship in Iran. Aghil I Can’t Afford to Worry about Risks: Risk and Emotion in Daghagheleh, Phase I Trials. Marci D. Cottingham, University of Majority, Minorities, and Ethnic Optimism in Kyrgyzstan. Amsterdam; Jill A. Fisher, University of North Carolina Victor Agadjanian, University of Kansas at Chapel Hill The Limits of Indirect Rule: Internal Colonialism, Non- Risky Business? Manufacturer and Retailer Action to State Revenue and Nationalism in Corsica. David Remove Per- and Polyfluorinated Chemicals From Siroky, Arizona State University; Sean Mueller, Consumer Products. Elicia Cousins, Northeastern University of Berne; Michael Hechter, Arizona State University; Lauren Richter, Northeastern University University The History of Flood Insurance in the United States and Discussant: Randa Bassem Serhan, American University Financial Adaptation to Climate Change Risk. Rebecca Elliott, UC Berkeley 147. Regular Session. Political Sociology 2 Antinomies of Risk Reduction: Climate Change, Uneven Session Organizer: Rebecca R. Scott, University of Development, and the Contradictions of Coastal Missouri-Columbia Restoration. Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University Presider: Joshua Edward Olsberg, National University Has the Tea Party Radicalized the Political 150. Regular Session. Sociology of Higher Conversation? Suggestions from the 2012-2016 Education. Post-Secondary Institutions and their Republican Primary Debates. David R. Dietrich, Impacts on Students Texas State University Session Organizer: Amy J. Binder, University of The Political Epistemics of Rural Conservatism. Philip California, San Diego George Lewin, Florida Atlantic University Presider: Kelly J. Nielsen, University of California-San The Politicization of Immigration and Welfare: A New Diego Swedish Dilemma. Maureen A. Eger, Umeå Failing at Remediation? College Remedial Course- University; Joakim Kulin, Stockholm University taking, Failure and Long-term Student Outcomes. Neoliberal Spirit as an Oppositional Political Culture in Tanya Sanabria, University of California, Irvine; Turkey’s Gezi Park Movement. Onur Kapdan, UCSB Andrew Penner, University of California, Irvine; On Shaky Ground: Power,Spatial Inequality and the Thurston A. Domina, Succeeding against All Odds: Cultivating Human Capital

in a Community College. Beth Ann Hart, University of Legislation on Children and Youth. Christopher California, Davis; April Yee, Donoghue, Montclair State University; Alicia Raia- Microaggressions through the Pipeline: How Elite Hawrylak, Rutgers University Institutions Broker Panethnic Undestanding among Cybernetication, Violence and Migrations in Latinos. Yung-Yi Diana Pan, Brooklyn College - Contemporary World. Lejla Mušić, Faculty of CUNY; Daisy Isabel Verduzco Reyes, Univeristy of political Sciencies Connecticut Microaggressions in School: Applying Lessons from Moving away from the Science Pipeline metaphor: Microaggression Research to Peer Interactions. Churning and Gender Differentiation in Brent Harger, Gettysburg College Undergraduate Major Choice. Rozlyn Redd, The Influence of Risk Behaviors on Health Outcomes Party Schools and Hooking Up: Influences of College associated with School Bullying. Joseph Charles Contexts on Frequency of Hooking Up. Sarah Spell, Jochman, University of Nebraska-Lincoln The Pew Charitable Trusts; Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania Table 2. Family Structure and Transitions Family Transitions and Child Social Adjustment in the 151. Section on Aging and the Life Course Invited United States and the United Kingdom. Mikaela Session. Matilda White Riley Distinguished Dufur, Brigham Young University; Shana Lee Scholar Award Lecture and Business Meeting Pribesh, Old Dominion University; Can Cheng, Session Organizer: Jeylan T Mortimer, University of Brigham Young University; Michelle Lucier, Minnesota Household Complexity and Change among Children in the United States, 1984-2010. Kristin Perkins, 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Aging and the Life Course Harvard University Business Meeting Maternal Emotional Support and Children's

Trajectories of Depression and Anxiety: The 152. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Moderating Role of Economic Context. Jinette Solidarity Paper Session. Open Topic on Section Comeau, McMaster University; Michael Boyle, on Altruism, Morality and Social Solidarity McMaster University Session Organizer: Andrew Miles, University of Toronto Mom, Dad, or Somewhere In Between: Relational Mississauga Ambiguity between Children and Transgender Presider: Joshua R Bruce, Duke University Parents. Jaclyn Ann Tabor, Indiana University A New Measure of Moral Boundaries: Investigating Group Values. Rengin Bahar Firat, Georgia State Table 3. Neighborhoods and Communities University; Ethan Rogers, University of Iowa; Hye Table Presider: Samuel Hoon Kye, Indiana University- Won Kwon, University of Iowa; Steven Hitlin, Bloomington University of Iowa Acculturation, Neighborhoods, and Teen Pregnancy Campus Culture Wars and the Sociology of Morality. Norms among U.S. Hispanic Males and Females. Bradley Campbell, California State University, Los Nichola Driver, University of North Texas; Cynthia Angeles; Jason Manning, West Virginia University M. Cready, University of North Texas Decline of Helping Behavior in the United States but not Early History of Exposure to Neighborhood in Canada. Keith N. Hampton, Michigan State Deprivation and Behavior Problems: Evidence University from Scotland. Michael Kühhirt, Generosity is a Sign of Trustworthiness – The Youth Participatory Action Research: Pedagogical Punishment of Selfishness is Not. Wojtek Przepiorka, Possibilities, Civic Constraints, and the Political Utrecht University; Ulf Liebe, Imaginary of Latinx Youth. Dinorah Sánchez Loza, More Fair, More Contentious: A Case from Formalizing University of California, Berkeley Grassroots China. Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard University Table 4. School Policy and School Reform Table Presider: Matt Rafalow, Google, Inc. 153. Section on Children and Youth Roundtable Students’ Experiences of Socialization and Session and Business Meeting Opportunity at a Philadelphia School. Nicole Mittenfelner Carl, University of Pennsylvania 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Symbolic Violence in Schools: Interrogating Multiple Session Organizer: Jessica McCrory Calarco, Indiana Layers of Violence that Impact Urban Students of University Color. Yanira Madrigal-Garcia, University of California, Davis Table 1. Peers and Peer Conflict The Trojan Horse of the School Reform Industry: Table Presider: Mai N. Thai, Disrupting Interests and Ideology in NYC. Assessing the Impact of Emerging Anti-bullying Matthew Block, Graduate Center - City University

of New York Children in the Middle East and North African Icing on the Cake: Using Privilege to Predict Who Finds Region. Rebecca Jones, Emory University; a Natural Mentor. Margaret S. Kelley, University of Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory University Kansas; Meggan J. Lee, University of Illinois, Urbana- What Makes a Difference to Children's Health in Rural Champaign China? Parental Migration, Remittances, and Social Support. ZEQUN TANG, Table 5. Social Work and Children's Welfare Table Presider: Liz Raleigh, Carleton College Table 9. Family and Work Bridging Focus: Fostering Cooperation between Table Presider: Emily Ruehs, University of Illinois at Social Workers and Parents to Support Wrap- Chicago around Services. Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh Familial Double Bind: The Work of Children in University; Kristen Schmidt, Lehigh University Immigrant Families. Hyeyoung Kwon, Indiana Imagining Hard to Place Children in the Adoption University Pipeline: Special Needs, Race, Gender, and Parental Nonstandard Schedules and Child Academic Disability. Ingrid E. Castro, MCLA; Paul James Outcomes. Christine Leibbrand, University of Groff, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts; Washington Monique M. Lemay, Massachusetts College of Sixth-grade Student Employment and Academic Liberal Arts Achievement: First Findings from Latin America’s Well-being and Foster Care Transitions: Service TERCE. David Post, Awareness and Utilization. Alfred Pérez, Univeersity Marginality of Rural Students in Chinese Urban High of Texas at San Antonio; Richard J. Harris, University Schools. YUE SONG, of Texas-San Antonio Table 10. Peer Effects and Social Capital Table 6. Youth and Employment Table Presider: Felicia Helvey, Indiana University Table Presider: Colleen Johnston, Indiana University Gender Differences in Peer Influence and Friend Finding Jobs: Youth and Unemployment. Yasemin Selection for Adolescent Delinquency, Drinking, Besen-Cassino, Montclair State University and Smoking. Cassie McMillan, Pennsylvania Moving Up, Feeling Down: Socioemotional Health State University during the Transition into College. Julie Once A Friend, Always A Friend?!: The Effect of Skalamera Olson, University of Texas at Austin Grade-disparity on Friendship Selection and Self-efficacy and Future Adult Roles: Gender Academic Achievement. Hsini Huang, ; Chih-Yao Differences in Adolescents’ Perceptions. Patricia Chang, Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts; Neff Claster, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania; Chyi-In Wu, Academia Sinica Sampson Lee Blair, STATE UNIVERSITY OF Smoking Among Turkish Army Cadets: Strain or NEW YORK-Buffalo Learning? Ozgur Solakoglu, The Transition to Adulthood in Turbulent Times: Patterns The Positive Practices of Youth Social Capital amongst and Social Structuring in Post-Soviet Russia. Homeless Young People Emerging into Adulthood. Theodore P. Gerber, University of Wisconsin- Stephanie Renee Anckle, Claremont Graduate Madison; Qian He, University of Wisconsin-Madison; University Jane R. Zavisca, University of Arizona Table 11. Inequalities in School Table 7. Children and Family Violence Table Presider: Valerie Adrian, Washington State Table Presider: Anne Groggel, Indiana University University Recognizing the Intersectional Identities of Children Culture in Context: Language Composition at School Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence: A Call to and Children's Health and Wellbeing in Middle Action. Nicole Etherington, University of Western Childhood. Anita Minh, ; Martin Guhn, University Ontario of British Columbia The Effects of Child Abuse on Chronic Illness: Over Classification of Minorities in Special Education Psychological Distress as a Mediator. Andrea Liza and its Consequences:. Leah Gillion, Princeton Ruiz, Penn State University University The Early Educational Performance of Children in Table 8. Children's Physical Health Single-parent Immigrant Households. Daniel Table Presider: Maria Schmeeckle, Illinois State Millan, University of California, Irvine University Immigration and English instruction: The Culture of Overweight and Obesity in Adolescence and Secondary Education in the Southern United States. Childhood Family History. Chelsea Smith, Shauna A. Morimoto, University of Arkansas University of Texas at Austin Unhealthy Weight among Mothers and Young Table 12. Gender and Sexuality

Table Presider: Kim A. Logio, Saint Joseph's University Session Organizers: Victoria Reyes, Bryn Mawr College A Latent Class Analysis of Behavioral and Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University Psychosocial Dimensions of Adolescent Sexuality: Exploring Race Differences. Maggie Thorsen, Table 1. Capital and Global Ties Montana State University Table Presider: Ho-Fung Hung, Johns Hopkins Masculinity Habitus: The Socialization of Masculinity University Ideologies for African American Adolescent Males. The Magnitude of Global Ties Enhancing Urban Nino Rodriguez, University of Illinois at Urbana- Transformation in China. Jiaming Sun, Texas Champaign A&M Univ. -Commerce Female Adolescent Eating Disorders, Risky Sexual There’s no Place Like Home: Securing Capital, Behavior, and Number of Children in Early Migration, and the Filipino Diaspora Through New Adulthood. Jennifer Tabler, University of utah; Technologies. Emily Noelle Ignacio, University of Claudia Geist, University of Utah Washington, Tacoma The Theoretical Causes of Financialization: An 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Children and Youth Analysis of Globalization and Non-financial Firms. Business Meeting Paul Joseph Peterson, UCR The Golden Day: An Example of Migrant Women’s 154. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Invited Local Network. Basak Bilecen, Bielefeld Session. Making #BlackLivesMatter: Examining University Past and Present Politics of Race and Policing Session Organizer: Jennifer Carlson, University of Table 02. Cultural Approaches to Globalization Arizona Table Presider: Manfred B. Steger, University of Presider: Jennifer Carlson, University of Arizona Hawai'i-Manoa Panelists: Simone Browne, University of Texas at Austin Sport and Trust: the Impact of National Soccer Teams Dawn M. Dow, Syracuse University on Individual Trust in Others. Adriene Francois Michael Javen Fortner, CUNY Davis, Mississippi State University Joshua Aaron Page, University of Minnesota Cultural Globalization as Hybridization: ‘Gangnam Joe Soss, University of Minnesota Style’ and Communities of Sentiment. Hesu Yoon, Discussant: Tianna S. Paschel, University of California - Seoul National University; Hans Schattle, Yonsei Berkeley University Explaining Cultural Globalization: A Synthesis of 155. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Bourdieusian and Critical Realist Approaches as Economic Sociology Without Borders Applied to Kazakhstan. Douglas Blum, Session Organizer: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Providence College Presider: Robert F. Freeland, University of Wisconsin Status Devices and Status Mobility between Markets: Table 03. Cultural Politics and Media Framing How Does Success Cross Local and Global Markets? Table Presider: Frederick Schiff, University of Houston Kangsan Lee, Northwestern University; Jeannette Political Geography in Abuja’s hosting bid of Miss Anastasia Colyvas, Northwestern University World 2002. Oluwakemi M. Balogun, University of Copier Mentality vs. Innovator Mentality: Intellectual Oregon Property Valuation and Expert Subjectivities in Indigenous in the City: The Politics of Urban Mapuche Modern Day Turkey. Ferhunde Dilara Demir, Identity in Chile. Sarah Dodge Warren, Lewis & Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Clark College Do Regional Economic Organizations Suffer from a International Media Standing: Media Coverage of Democratic Legitimacy Deficit? Francesco Duina, Europe’s Anti-austerity Movement. Matthew Bates College & University of British Columbia; Schoene, Davidson College Tobias Lenz, European University Institute Transnationalizing Historical Memories: Memory The Reterritorialization of the Elite: Global Entertainment Entrepreneurs and the Invisible Iron Curtain. Iga Circuit and Finance Flows. David C. Lubin, University Kozlowska, Northwestern University of Chicago; Ashley E. Mears, Boston University Infecting Capitalism: Free Software as a Virus Spreading Table 04. Education, Citizenship, and Rights Commons through Markets. Sara Schoonmaker, Table Presider: Ravit Mizrahi-Shtelman, The Hebrew University of Redlands University of Jerusalem 156. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Non-Muslim Students and Religious Education in Refereed Roundtable Session and Business Egyptian Classrooms. Hyun Jeong Ha, Meeting On the Concept of Glocality from the Perspective of School Principals in Israel. Ravit Mizrahi- 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Shtelman, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem;

Gili S. Drori, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Tampere Dependent Categories of People and their Anti-trafficking Organizing in Russia and Ukraine: A Naturalization to Citizenship: Transformations of Global Institutional Ethnographic Analysis. Nadia the Institution of Citizenship. Shushanik Shapkina, Kansas State University Makaryan, Pennsylvania State University Double-folded Orientation and Transnational Privatizing Citizenship: Strategies and Discourses of Economic Involvement of Overseas Koreans in Dual Nationality in Serbia and Mexico. Yossi China. Yoon Kyong Lee, Seoul National Harpaz, Princeton University University Asia Center Education, Citizenship, and Rights Global Governance: A Network Analysis of Foreign Table 5. Environment and Global Responses to Climate Aid, Trade, and IGO Membership, 1919-2015. Change Alexis Antonio Alvarez, Univ of California- Table Presider: Jeffrey Broadbent, Univ of Minnesota Riverside World Society and Polity Integration and National Tracking the STEM Workforce: Theoretical Production and Consumption Carbon Intensity of Delineation and Modeling of High-Skilled Migration Well-being. Jennifer E. Givens, Washington State and Global Dynamics. Connie L. McNeely, University George Mason University The Effect of Economic and Social Cultural Factors Organizations, Economics and Globalization on the Expansion of Different Park Types, 1970- 2008. Natasha Miric, University of California, Table 9. Race, Class, Gender, and Human Rights in a Irvine Global Context How Societies Frame Climate Change: Clusters and Table Presider: Junmin Wang, University of Memphis Contents. Jeffrey Broadbent, Univ of Minnesota; Race, Class, and Gender in the Regulation of John Sonnett, University of Mississippi Homelessness in Kuala Lumpur, 1870-1930. Rayna M Rusenko, Table 6. Health, Medicine, and Global Networks Race, Gender, and Migration: The Role of Paid Labor The Evolution of the Health INGOs Network. Nolan for Haitian Women in Diaspora. Nikita Carney, UC Phillips, University of California at Irvine; Matthew Santa Barbara Pearce, UC Irvine Racialized Sexualization in Transnational Human A Study of Immigrants’ Medical Transnationalism: Rights Processes. Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American Contributing Factors to Korean Immigrants’ University; Brandon Andrew Robinson, University Medical Tourism. Sou Hyun Jang, Graduate of Texas - Austin; Cristina Khan, University of Center, The City University of New York Connecticut We Need Your Help: Mobilization by West African The National and Global Fight Against Child Diasporas in Response to Ebola. Ryann Manning, Marriage. Cheng Tong Lir Wang, University of Harvard University California, Irvine Global Health Institutions: The Case of Cross- National Convergence in Child Polio Vaccination 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Global and Transnational Rates. Kristen Shorette, Stony Brook University; Sociology Business Meeting Nolan Phillips, University of California at Irvine 157. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper Table 7. New Perspectives on Rule Session. Open Topic on Labor and Labor Table Presider: Chris Tilly, University of California Los Movements Angeles Session Organizer: Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M A Monopoly of Violence? Security Coordination in the University West Bank. Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Presider: Carolina Bank Munoz, Brooklyn College and Chicago Graduate Center-City University of New York Globalization and the Emergence of a Development Into the Unknown: Worker-led Collective Bargaining in Assemblage. Brian J. Dill, University of Illinois at China. Patricia Chen, University of Michigan Urbana-Champaign Race Differences in Motivations for Joining Labor The Limits of Transnational Impact on Democratic Unions: The Role of Instrumental and Prosocial Transition: The Case of the ECtHR and Turkey. Beliefs. Clayton M. Gumber, Florida State University; Dilek Kurban, Hertie School of Governance Irene Padavic, Florida State University Security and Uncertainty in Global Sports Events: The The Universalizing Effects of Unionism: Policy, Inequality Case of the Olympic Games. Vida Bajc, Flagler and Disability. Michelle Lee Maroto, University of College Alberta; David Nicholas Pettinicchio, University of Toronto Table 8. Organizations, Economics and Globalization Workers’ Movements in Decline or Renewal? Dynamics Table Presider: Risto K. Heiskala, University of of Labor Unrest in South Korea, 1998-2013.

Minhyoung Kang, Johns Hopkins University Panelists: Clayton Childress, University of Toronto Fiona Rose-Greenland, University of Chicago Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, Northwestern University 158. Section on Marxist Sociology Paper Session. Patricia A. Banks, Mount Holyoke Capitalism and the Anthropocene: Confronting Hannah Linda Wohl, Northwestern University the Ecological Crisis Session Organizer: Brett Clark, University of Utah 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Sociology of Culture Presider: Daniel Noah Auerbach, University of Utah Business Meeting Marxism in the Anthropocene: The Left and the Great Climacteric. John Bellamy Foster, University of 162. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Oregon Paper Session. Teaching Sociology for Social Anthropogenic Change: Shifts of climate change Change discourse in the Boston Globe, 1981-2015. Elise Session Organizer: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Largesse, Boston College Michigan University Managing the Carbon Rift: Social Metabolism, Presider: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Michigan Geoengineering and Climate Capitalism. Jean University Philippe Sapinski, University of Oregon Building Effective Service-Learning for Social Justice. The More This Changes Everything, the More it Remains Molly M. Clever, West Virginia Wesleyan College; the Same. Alexander M. Stoner, Salisbury University; Karen Miller, West Virginia Wesleyan College; Katie Andony Melathopoulos, University of Calgary Loudin, West Virginia Wesleyan College Falling Ill in Teaching Sociology of Global Health: How 159. Section on Methodology Invited Session. Otis We Fail and What it Reveals. Amy Colleen Finnegan, Dudley Duncan Lecture University of St. Thomas; Michael J Westerhaus, Session Organizer: Guang Guo, University of North University of Minnesota; Michelle Morse, Harvard Carolina University New Development in Statistical Literature Relevant to Service Learning and the Significance of Students’ Sociologists. Adrian E. Raftery, University of Racial Identities. Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner Washington College 160. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. Discussant: Michael Damian Stout, Missouri State Interconnections: Social Psychology and Cultural University Sociology Session Organizer: Corey D. Fields, Stanford University 5:30 pm Meetings Advertising Morality: How Advertisers Think about the Section on Aging and the Life Course Business Meeting Social Good. Andrew C Cohen, Yale University; Shai Section on Children and Youth Business Meeting M. Dromi, Yale University Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Business Constitution of Personal Values: From Value-Taking to Meeting Value-Making. Shanyang Zhao, Temple University Section on Sociology of Culture Business Meeting More than ‘Maxed Out’: Working Parents and the Psychological Toll of Spanning Culturally 6:30 pm Meetings Incompatible Roles. Mark Henry Walker, Louisiana Commission on the Accreditation of Programs in Applied State University; Freda B. Lynn, University of Iowa; and Clinical Sociology (CAPACS) (Michael Fleischer) Mary C. Noonan, University of Iowa In Remembrance of Sheldon Stryker (Brian Powell) Personality and Contexts in Tie Formation. Claude S. National Institutes of Health (David Takeuchi) Fischer, University of California, Berkeley Sociology and Anti-Semitism (Arnold Dashefsky) The Hapa Experience: Multiracial Asian Social, Racial, Sociology of Education Forum: How to Get Published and Ethnic Identities. Jennifer L. Lê, Bellevue (Eric Grodsky) College Stanford University Scholars of Poverty and Inequality Discussant: Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University (David Grusky) 161. Section on Sociology of Culture Professional 6:30 pm Receptions Development Workshop. Navigating the Joint Reception: Section on Alcohol, Drugs, and Faculty/Post-Doc Job Market as a Cultural Tobacco; The Society for the Study of Social Sociologist and Business Meeting Problems Drinking and Drugs Division (Offsite; Session Organizer: Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, Location: Tap House Grill, 1506 6th Ave) Dickinson College Joint Reception: Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance; Leader: Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, Dickinson College Section on Sociology of Law; Section on Human Presider: Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, Dickinson Rights (Offsite, Location: Fare Start, 700 Virginia College Street)

Joint Reception: Section on Global and Transnational Sociology; Section on Sociology of Culture; Section on Political Sociology Joint Reception: Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology; Alpha Kappa Delta Section on Aging and the Life Course Reception (Offsite; Advance Ticket Purchase is Required; Contact Madonna Harrington Meyer, [email protected]) Section on Asia and Asian America Reception (Offsite; Location: Blueacre Seafood, 1700 S. 17th Avenue, South Dining Room) Section on Children and Youth Reception (Offsite; Location: Alibi Room, 85 Pike Street, #410 (in Post Alley) Section on Community and Urban Sociology Reception (Offsite; Location: Seattle Public Library, 1000 Fourth Ave. (Washington Mutual Foundation Meeting Room) Section on Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Reception (Offsite; Location: The Yard House, 1501 4th Avenue) Section on Labor and Labor Movements Reception Section on Latina/o Sociology Reception (Offsite; Location TBA) Section on Marxist Sociology (Offsite; Location: Seattle Tap House Restaurant, 1506 Sixth Avenue) Section on Methodology Reception Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology Reception (Offsite; Location: Rendezvous, 2322 2nd Avenue) Student Reception 7:00 pm Receptions Reception for Scholars with International Research & Teaching Interests 8:00 pm Sessions 163. Plenary Session. A New Cycle of Protest? Occupy Wall Street and Beyond Session Organizer: Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center Presider: Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center Panelists: Frances Fox Piven, City University of New York Paul Mason, British Broadcasting Corporation Sarah Jaffe, Nation Institute Five years ago, a new wave of social movements emerged in the United States and worldwide, beginning with the Occupy Wall Street movement which began in New York City and then spread across the nation and the globe. This in turn gave rise to a variety of other social movements, from Black Lives Matter, to the Fight for 15, and more. Panelists will discuss this new cycle of protest, its impact and its future prospects. 9:30 pm Receptions Department Alumni Night (DAN)