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Sato UCSB Dissertation Final UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara SOCIAL RELATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES IN MODERN AMERICAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology by Ingrid Li Sato Committee in charge: Professor Geoffrey Raymond, Chair Professor Gene Lerner Professor Don Zimmerman Professor Steven Clayman, University of California Los Angeles December 2014 The dissertation of Ingrid Li Sato is approved. ______________________________________________________ Steven Clayman _______________________________________________________ Don Zimmerman ______________________________________________________ Gene Lerner _______________________________________________________ Geoffrey Raymond, Committee Chair December 2014 SOCIAL RELATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES IN MODERN AMERICAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS Copyright © 2014 by Ingrid Li Sato iii CURRICULUM VITAE INGRID LI SATO E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION B.A. (Sociology), University of California, Los Angeles – 1998 M.A. (Sociology), University of California, Santa Barbara – 2007 Ph.D. (Sociology), University of California, Santa Barbara – 2014 RESEARCH INTERESTS Conversation Analysis, Child Development, Education, Sociology of Education, Socialization, Knowledge and Epistemics/Epistemology, Institutions/Institutional Interaction, Law and Society, Politics and Mass Communication, Sociology of Law. POSITIONS HELD Research Research Assistant Research projects for Professors Nikki Jones, (Fall, 2004 – Spring, 2013) Gene Lerner, Geoffrey Raymond, and Don Zimmerman University of California, Santa Barbara Research Intern Division for Interactive Robotics and the (Summer, 2009) Division for Mass Communications Development Palo Alto Research Center, (Xerox-PARC) Palo Alto, CA Undergrad. Research Supervisor University of California (Sociology) (Fall 2005 – Spring 2009) Santa Barbara, CA Interaction Lab Coordinator University of California (Sociology) (Fall 2005 – Spring 2009) Santa Barbara, CA Teaching Lab Instructor (UCSB) Introduction to the Analysis of Recorded (Fall 2005 – Fall 2013) Interaction Sociology of Early Childhood Development iv Teaching (cont’d) Teaching Assistant (UCSB) The Analysis of Institutional Interaction (Fall 2005 – Summer 2008) Communication in Medical Care Deviants/Deviance Communication in Small Groups Ethnographic Methods Introduction to Ethnomethodology Research Methods in Sociology Sociology of Law Sociology of Mass Communication Studying People First-Hand/(Global) Ethnography Teaching Associate (UCSB) Introduction to Ethnomethodology (Winter 2009 – 2011) Methods of Conversation Analytic Research Special Topics in Sociological Methods: Politics and Mass Communications PUBLICATIONS 2014 (Unpublished Manuscript) “Exercising Entitlement In Next Turn: The Use of Exactly as a Success-Marker“ (Submitted/Under Review) 2014 (Unpublished Manuscript) “Exactly! Thank you! Perfect! Constructing Entitlement from the Third-Position in Institutional Interaction” (Submitted/Under Review) CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS 2014 “Social Relations and Institutional Structures in American Political Campaigns: A Case Analysis of Barack Obama’s Oratory.” Presented at the National Communication Association (NCA), Chicago, 2014. 2010 “Social Relations and Institutional Realities in American Political Campaigns: A Case Analysis of Barack Obama’s Oratory.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA), Atlanta, August 2010. 2010 “Social Relations and Culture: Comparing Resources for the Management of Rights to Knowledge in English and Mandarin Chinese.” Presented at the International Conference on Conversation Analysis (ICCA), Manheim, Germany, July 2010. 2010 “Social Relations and Institutional Realities in American Political Campaigns: A Case Analysis of Barack Obama’s Oratory.” Presenting at the Bi-Annual Conference for UCLA’s Center for Language, Interaction, and Culture, University of California, Los Angeles (CLIC-UCLA), May 2010. v CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS (cont’d) 2009 “Joke/Serious in Question-Answer Sequences: The Case of Infotainment Discourse.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA), San Francisco, August 2009. 2009 “Exactly! Thank you! Perfect! Constructing Entitlement in the ‘Third-Position’ in Educational Interaction.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA), San Francisco, August 2009. 2008 “Managing Disagreement by Invoking Agreement Through Post-Positioned Entitlement.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Communications Association (NCA), San Diego, November 2008. 2008 “Exactly! Thank you! Perfect! Constructing Entitlement from the Third- Position in Educational Interaction.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), San Francisco, November 2008. 2008 “Exercising Entitlement in Next Turn: Exactly as a Success Marker.” Presented at the Bi-Annual Conference for UCLA’s Center for Language, Interaction, and Culture, University of California (CLIC-UCLA), Los Angeles, May 2008. 2007 [Panel on “Little Words, Big Action”] “Exercising Entitlement in Next-Turn: Using Exactly as a Response.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Communications Association, San Francisco, May 2007. 2007 “Exercising Entitlement: The Case of Exactly as a Responsive TCU.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association (PSA), San Francisco, March 2007. INVITED LECTURES 2013 “Analyzing Police Encounters with the Public: Some Methods for Reducing the use of Force” (with Geoffrey Raymond, Nikki Jones). Presented at the University of California, Berkeley, November 2013. 2013 “Cooperation, Compliance and Coercion in Police Encounters with the Public: Reducing the use of force” (with Geoffrey Raymond, Nikki Jones). Presented at the University of Basel, Switzerland. 2012 “Police Encounters with the public and some initial observations about conflict, and on the use of force, in them.” (with Geoffrey Raymond, Nikki Jones). Presented at the Department of Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles, June 2012. 2012 “Going with the program: Some initial observations on the use of force in Police initiated encounters” (with Geoffrey Raymond, Nikki Jones). Presented at the Language, Interaction, an Social Organization group, University of California, Santa Barbara (LISO-UCSB), June 2012. 2010 “The Daily Show and the Evolution of the News Interview” (with Steven Clayman). Presented at the International Seminar on Changing Discourses of News, University of Macau, China. vi INVITED LECTURES (cont’d) 2010 “Joke/Serious in Question-Answer Sequences: The Case of Infotainment Discourse.” Presented at the Language, Interaction, and Social Organization group, University of California, Santa Barbara (LISO-UCSB), February 2010. 2009 “Talking ‘with’ Technology: Interactional Problems in Current Automated Systems.” Presented at the Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox-PARC), August 2009. 2008 “Entitlement in Institutional Interaction.” Two-Part lecture delivered to ‘Sociology 136I: The Analysis of Institutional Interaction,’ University of California, Santa Barbara, April 2008. 2008 “Exercising Entitlement In Next-Turn: The Use of Exactly as a Success- Marker.” Presented at the Language, Interaction, and Social Organization group, University of California, Santa Barbara (LISO-UCSB), February 2008. 2006 “The Interactional Instant Replay.” Presented at the Language, Interaction, and Social Organization group, University of California, Santa Barbara (LISO- UCSB), June 2006. 2005 “Membership Categorization Devices: Use in Intentional Misidentifications.” Presented at the Language, Interaction, and Social Organization group, University of California, Santa Barbara (LISO-UCSB), March 2005. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2008– Managing Editor: The Official Newsletter for the Ethnomethodology and 2011 Conversation Analysis (EMCA) Section of the American Sociological Association (ASA). 2008– Committee Chair: 15th Bi-Annual Conference on Language, Interaction, and 2009 Social Organization, University of California Santa Barbara, May 2009. 2007– Committee Chair: Teaching Assistant (T.A.) Training Committee for the 2008 Sociology Department, University of California, Santa Barbara. 2006– Organizing Committee (Abstract Review chair and Program Director): 13th 2007 Bi-Annual Conference on Language, Interaction, and Social Organization, University of California Santa Barbara, May 2007. 2006– Committee Member: Teaching Assistant (T.A.) Training Committee for the 2007 Sociology Department, University of California, Santa Barbara. AWARDS 2010 Dissertation Fellowship ($6,000 + fees), University of California Santa Barbara (Graduate 2011 Division). 2010 Flacks Fund for Dissertation Research ($1,600), University of California Santa Barbara (Sociology/Professor Dick Flacks). 2010 Dissertation Stipend ($2,000), University of California Santa Barbara (Sociology). vii AWARDS (cont’d) 2009 Dean’s Fellowship ($16,000 + fees), University of California Santa Barbara (Graduate 2010 Division). 2009 Merit Fellowship ($750), University of California Santa Barbara (Sociology). 2008 Outstanding Graduate Student Paper (Honorable Mention), by The American Sociological Association (Ethnomethodology/Conversation Analysis Section). 2008 Humanities/Social Science Research Grant ($1,985), University of California Santa Barbara (Interdisciplinary Humanities Center). 2004 Graduate Fee
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