Table of Contents
At-A-Glance Calendar …………………………………………………………………………….. 2 Presidential Welcome ……………………………………………………….…………………… 5 About This Program…………………………………………...……...……………………….….. 7 This Year’s Conference Theme……………………….……………………………………….. 8 This Year’s Regional Meeting Theme……………………….………………………………. 9 Next Year’s Conference Theme……………………………………………………………… 10 Call for 2019 Mini-Conference Themes……………………………………………….… 12 Special Events……………………………………………………………………………………… 13 General Information for Participants…………………………………………………….. 15 Maps…………….……………………………………………………………………………………… 19 Book Exhibit………………………………………………………………………………………….21 Inaugural Alice Amsden Best Book Award…………………………………………….. 22 SASE Early Career Workshop Awards…………………………………………………… 23 EHESS/ Fondation France-Japon Best Paper Award………………………………. 25 SER Best Paper Prize……………………………………………………………………………. 26 SASE 2018 Elections…………………………………………………………………………….. 27 List of Sessions and Rooms by Network and Mini-Conference……………..…. 28 Main Schedule……………………………………………………………………………………... 51 Participant Index……..………………………………………………………………………… 139
SASE’s 30th Anniversary Conference,
New York City, New York - June 27-29, 2019
Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined
Wednesday, June 26 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm: Registration (Cafeteria (U206), 63 5th Ave) Thursday, June 27 7:30 am - 4:00 pm: Registration (Cafeteria (U206), 63 5th Ave) Morning Afternoon 8:30-10:00: Sessions 2:00-3:30: Sessions 10:00-10:15: Break 3:30-3:45: Break 10:15-11:45: Sessions 3:45-5:15: Sessions 12:45-1:45 5:30-6:00
Featured Speaker Welcome to The New School in Its
Centennial Year Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic Sciences Po, Paris William Milberg “Prometheus to Dionysus: Dean and Professor of Economics, The New School for Can We Re-Enchant the Future?” Social Research
Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave 6:00-7:00pm
Presidential Address
Akos Rona-Tas University of California, San Diego
Predicting the Future: Art and Algorithms
Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave
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Awards Ceremony
Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave 7:45-9:30pm
Welcome Reception
Starr Foundation Hall (UL102) and Event Café, 63 5th Ave Friday, June 28 7:30 am - 4:00 pm: Registration (Cafeteria (U206), 63 5th Ave) Morning Afternoon 8:30-10:00: Sessions 2:00-3:30: Sessions 10:00-10:15: Break 3:30-3:45: Break 10:15-11:45: Sessions 3:45-5:15: Sessions
12:45-1:45: 5:30-6:30:
Featured Speakers Featured Speaker
Jonathan Haskel Virginia Eubanks University at Albany (SUNY), USA Imperial College Business School, UK Bank of England (Monetary Policy Committee), UK “Automating Inequality: How High-Tech “The Future of the Intangible Economy” Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor” to be followed by a book signing Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave -
Nancy Fraser 7:15-10:15 pm The New School for Social Research, USA Gala Reception
“Democratic Crisis as Capitalist Crisis: Hosted by the Columbia University Department Against Politicism” of Sociology
- Women and Gender Lecture - Roone Arledge Auditorium, Alfred Lerner Hall
The Auditorium (A106), 66 West 12th St Columbia University, 2920 Broadway
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9:00-10:30: Sessions 10:30-10:45: Break 10:45-12:15: Sessions 12:30-1:30:
Featured Speaker
Cathy O’Neil Independent scholar
“What Is an Accountable Algorithm?”
Tishman Auditorium (U100), 63 5th Ave
2:00-3:00pm
Social Sciences for the Real World RSVP required
“The Digitalization and Automatization of Work and Its Implications for Working People”
Speakers: Giancarlo Crocetti (Boehringer Ingelheim), Gina Neff (University of Oxford), Mari Sako (University of Oxford), Pavlina Tcherneva (Bard College)
Chair: Imran Chowdhury (Pace University)
Starr Foundation Hall (UL102), 63 5th Ave
3:30-4:30pm
Social Sciences for the Real World RSVP required
“The Rise of Populism and Authoritarianism and Its Impact on Freedom”
Speakers: Sheri Berman (Barnard College), Koray Caliskan (The New School), Stephen Macedo (Princeton University), Sanjay Pinto (Workers Institute, Cornell / 1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds)
Chair: Anna Skarpelis (Harvard University)
Starr Foundation Hall (UL102), 63 5th Ave
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A Word from SASE President Akos Rona-Tas
Welcome to SASE 2019 in New York City!
This is our organization’s 30thanniversary. It was in 1989 that SASE was launched by its founder and first president, Amitai Etzioni – an auspicious year, when the Berlin Wall expired and the World Wide Web was born. With the end of communism, the only alternative economic system to capitalism vanished, leaving, at least for a while, neoliberal capitalism as the only game in town, and sending scholars critical of the workings of the economy to parse small differences of capitalism’s varieties. Nineteen Eighty-Nine was exactly the right time to create a home for an interdisciplinary reassessment of all things economic. Since then, SASE has nurtured a style of scholarship that combines the creativity of trading ideas across disciplinary boundaries with rigorous empirical research. During its first two decades, SASE laid the foundation of its intellectual enterprise, started its very successful journal, and created a community of scholars. Our third decade has been one of robust growth. With the economic collapse of 2008 and the following Great Recession, interest in the scholarship SASE represents has been expanding, and our annual meeting this year promises to be the largest in our history.
We hold our conference at The New School for Social Research, which is itself celebrating a milestone year, as it turns a century old. Among The New School’s founders were Thorsten Veblen and Wesley Clair Mitchell, and during its first 50 years it hosted heterodox economists such as George Katona, Adolph Lowe, and Robert Heilbroner. With its interdisciplinary and critical tradition, and its world renown, there are few better places for SASE to celebrate its 30thbirthday.
Yet our Annual Meeting is not about the past but the future. Our theme invites research on ways the future can be incorporated into our thinking about the economy. Full of uncertainties, the future is hard to fathom. How do social actors develop expectations about the future and what role do those play in their behavior? What can we know about the future? To what extent is our knowledge descriptive and performative when it aims at things yet to come? How does the nature of knowledge change with recent technological, political, and social transformations? These are some of the questions our conference will address along with many other themes.
SASE itself is moving forward. For the first time, our organization will award the Alice Amsden Book Prize. Named after the brilliant political economist, who also taught at The New School, the prize will be given every year. Another novelty is SuAVE, a service to help our members
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I would like to thank the many people who have made this meeting possible. Our hosts, The New School and Dean Will Milberg, provided the venue for our conference. David Stark, Josh Whitford and the Sociology department at Columbia University helped with our gala site. I am grateful to Virág Molnár, Jackie O’Reilly, Jens Beckert, and Jenny Andersson, who as our program committee helped fashion the intellectual direction of the conference. I would like to acknowledge the labor of SASE members who agreed to serve on various committees, including Roberto Pedersini, who organized our Early Career Workshop, and the work of network organizers who selected the panelists from a record number of submissions. As President, I have also benefitted from advice by my predecessors, Gary Herrigel, Christine Musselin, Marion Fourcade, Bruce Carruthers, and Jonathan Zeitlin, as well as by our new treasurer, Nina Bandelj. Yet, the person who really keeps SASE’s 30-year-old wheels turning is the inimitable Martha Zuber, with her intellectual vision and curiosity, boundless energies and miraculous skills. She is aided by a wonderful staff: Pat Zraidi, Jacob Bromberg, and Shaun Owen. SASE is very lucky to have them.
We all hope that you will have a great conference, with valuable presentations, stimulating discussions and productive debates.
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First and foremost, SASE has gone fully digital this year! There will be no print programs available. Instead, you can find the conference program: • At sase.org (as a PDF, with accompanying addendum updated regularly) • At https://sase.confex.com/sase/2019/meetingapp.cgi (as a searchable online program) • And as a mobile app on both the Apple App Store and Google Play (by searching SASE 2019).
The conference schedule has been loosely divided into two event types: plenaries and sessions. In an attempt to limit scheduling conflicts, sessions do not overlap with plenary talks.
Plenary featured speakers are all listed in the at-a-glance calendar at the beginning of this document.
There are ten time slots for sessions over the course of the conference, as indicated on the at-a- glance calendar. Since there are multiple sessions scheduled into each time slot, each session has been identified with a letter and a number. The letter corresponds to the network organizing the session and is paired with a number to create a unique identifier to help you locate the session in the program. Featured Panels are listed as FP, Mini-Conference Themes as TH, and Special Events as SP.
To find out where and when a given participant is presenting, you can use the search function in any version of the program. Alternatively, you can look at the participant list at the end of this program. Next to his or her name, you will find the panels in which he or she is presenting (e.g., Jane Doe, A-8). Once you have this information, you can look for the A-8 panel in the main schedule in order to find the session time and location.
The main schedule provides a detailed list of sessions (titles, locations, participants, etc.) in chronological order. To help you navigate it more quickly, a list of sessions organized by network appears just before it in this program.
*Please note: You must bring your own laptop if you plan on using a PowerPoint presentation (Macintosh users should also bring a standard VGA convertor).
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Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined The New School – New York City, USA 27-29 June 2019
We all live our lives forward, facing uncertain futures, yet social scientists feel most comfortable explaining the social world through causes rooted in the past or through the constraints and resources lodged in the present. Such explanations omit an important step: both historic and structural forces are refracted through the set of expectations people have about futures they imagine. Those forces are activated by the anticipation of what lies ahead. We live in a time of rapidly growing predictive technologies, and spectacular prediction failures. Powerful algorithms are predicting and guiding our actions from economic forecasts, stock trading models, consumer research, hiring decisions, welfare administration, risk management, electoral mobilization, and political choices to the most mundane tasks of everyday life, like borrowing money, choosing books and movies, typing messages, filtering spam, and driving cars. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data are refashioning work, markets, governmentality, sociability, identity, and morality in unexpected ways and are redrawing the boundaries of what counts as valuable skills, knowledge, and culture. Their societal effects vary: they democratize access to information, but threaten privacy, help us with everyday chores, yet turn our personal data into a tradeable commodity. Improved efficiencies of prediction may bring great benefits in areas like healthcare and public safety, while trapping many in vicious cycles of accumulating disadvantages. Just as predictive technologies proliferate, the world is becoming increasingly unpredictable. Our age is one of economic and political volatility that has presented ordinary people and experts alike with a series of great surprises, a heightened sense of uncertainty, and anxiety. With globalization both charging forward and in retreat, democracies in crisis, inequalities growing, institutions fraying, and large populations fleeing poverty and violence, exacerbated by our increasingly unstable natural environment, the future seems exceptionally inscrutable. As no significant utopian political or economic alternatives are on offer, history appears to resemble a driverless car that is oblivious to our intended destination. The absence of a desirable and credible future in the public imagination makes inequality and injustice even harder to accept, fostering desperate resistance, resignation, or false nostalgia for golden pasts that never existed. While this conference will feature papers all across topics of traditional concern for socio-economics, we especially welcome submissions addressing these changes in politics, the economy, and society at large. How can we understand the direction in which we are headed? What are the various ways to regulate these processes? How are these changes influencing inequalities, democracy, labor, communities, and the international balance of power? How should we think of time in social life? What role does imagination play in the economy? Will the mechanization of human cognition lead to a mindless social universe? How are identities being reconfigured? What has happened to human expectations, hopes, and predictions? How can we (re)gain control over our collective futures? Established in 1989, SASE owes its remarkable success to the determination to provide a platform for creative research addressing important social problems. Throughout its three decades, SASE has encouraged and hosted rigorous work of any methodological or theoretical bent from around the world based on the principle that innovative research emerges from paying attention to wider context and connecting knowledge th developed in different fields. This conference will also be an occasion to celebrate SASE’s 30 anniversary. President: Akos Rona-Tas ([email protected]) Program Committee: Akos Rona-Tas (chair), Jenny Andersson, Jens Beckert, Virag Molnar, and Jackie O’Reilly
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Productive Transformation, Regional Asymmetries, and Social Exclusion in Ibero-America Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica – Heredia, Costa Rica 20-22 November 2019
The vertiginous changes experienced by contemporary society have been accompanied by processes involving the restructuring and relocation of productive activities, both globally and locally. Technological change has led to greater flexibility of production systems and labor markets, which is expressed in a dynamic of capital accumulation that does not anchor itself to territories, but instead moves permanently through space and across borders in search of greater profitability. This phenomenon – typical of the flexible accumulation of capital – has generated new conditions for the concentration of productive activities in new centers of agglomeration, leaving in its wake a problem of unequal development, which reproduces the territorial asymmetries and the social exclusion of the populations who live in peripheral areas or who do not possess the necessary qualifications to enter the new labor markets. Ibero-American countries face the challenge of designing and implementing public policies and development strategies that can adapt to the new conditions established by the knowledge society, with the purpose of promoting a productive transformation with equity and environmental sustainability, capable of reducing territorial asymmetries in access to basic goods and services as well as to the labor market. This task incorporates a vision of wellbeing where social inclusion (gender, ethnicity, race, immigrant work, etc.) is at the center of the development agenda.
Abstract and session submissions open 1 April 2019 - 31 July 2019 https://www.iv-rise.una.ac.cr/index.php/en/
Organizing Committee: Rafael Arias Ramírez (UNA- Costa Rica), Mónica Arley Valverde (UNA- Costa Rica), Calos Armas (Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos-Perú), Leonela Artavia Jiménez (UNA- Costa Rica), Shirley Benavides Vindas (UNA-Costa Rica), Catherine L. González Castillo (UTB – Colombia), Fernando Herrero Acosta (UNA- Costa Rica), Isabel Novo Corti, (UdC, Spain), Yenen Mejías San Lee (UNA- Costa Rica), Álvaro Parada Gómez (UNA- Costa Rica), Laura Pérez Ortiz (UAM-Spain), Santos M. Ruesga (UAM-Spain), and Julimar Da Silva Bichara (UAM-Spain)
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Development Today: Accumulation, Surveillance, Redistribution University of Amsterdam – Amsterdam, The Netherlands 18-20 July 2020
Call for papers
New political, technological, and economic forces are changing the ways development is designed, practiced, and experienced today, in poor and rich countries alike. Three interrelated elements, in particular, deserve our analytical attention: a geopolitically and economically unsettled global order, smart information and communication technologies, and extreme inter- and intra-country inequities. By transforming practices of accumulation, surveillance, and redistribution, these factors shape the experience of development in significant ways.
An unsettled global order—triggered in part by a threatened US hegemony and China’s rising power—defines the diplomatic initiatives and economic investments in poor countries. Some foreign investments are driven by private capital, others are state-led. Some initiatives are for profit, others are designated as development aid. New ambitious projects include the UN-led Sustainable Development Goals and China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Other projects are driven and funded by local actors. On the ground, the effects on development are potentially dramatic—investments in basic health and education must have major redistributive effects; infrastructural projects are likely to transform social and economic practices in and across cities; the environment is necessarily affected—but we are yet to fully understand the origins and potential impact of such programs.
One competition informing global and local restlessness today is over technology. A smart global order is currently being created—an order in which information and communication technologies dominate public arenas and private lives. Much of the debates on new technologies have been concerned with the global North, yet in so many ways the impact on the global South may be even more significant. In the global South, new technologies are being effectively used to overcome extant infrastructural barriers to improve people’s lives. India famously uses biometric ID systems to distribute social benefits, for example, and other governments are currently collecting biometric data allegedly for similar purposes. New technologies are also used to monitor and control people. Governments exploit mass surveillance and smartphone technologies to compromise opposition figures; facial-recognition technology is used to scan for the presence of dissidents. The poor, refugees, and people trapped in the criminal justice system are particularly vulnerable. In the meantime, social media influence operations attempt to sway elections. In turn, technologies can be used by civil society actors to hold states more accountable. Local dynamics informing the development and use of technologies—and the impact of technologies on the future of work, the future of welfare, and the future of democracy—are essential to analyze.
Finally, the current global order is unapologetically unequal. Foreign interventions may strengthen current elites or empower rival fractions; mass automation is likely to bifurcate the global division of labor, but in unexpected ways; our submission to the gaze of corporations and governments make all
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 10 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA of us vulnerable—but not equally so. And especially where social and political institutions are weak, the impact of current geopolitical dynamics and techno-political transformations is likely to both reproduce old dividing lines across classes, genders, and ethnic groups, and to add new divisions. Yet, we should also identify ways by which these geopolitical dynamics and techno-political transformations are used in the fight against injustices.
The SASE conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands, hosted by the University of Amsterdam on 18-20 July 2020, will feature papers on all issues of concern for socio-economics, but we especially welcome contributions that explore development today and how geopolitical interventions, technological forces, and inequalities shape and are in turn shaped by development, today as in the past, from a variety of disciplinary and methodological perspectives. SASE’s current members are uniquely positioned to tackle these new realities and offer valuable insights; we hope that this year’s theme would in addition bring first-time participants, novel approaches, and new inquiries to add to our conversations. President: Nitsan Chorev ([email protected]) Program Committee: Nitsan Chorev (chair), Daniel Mügge, Jonathan Zeitlin
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Development Today: Accumulation, Surveillance, Redistribution
Mini-Conference Theme Proposal Deadline: 30 September 2019
As they have in the past years, thematic mini-conferences will form a key element of next year’s annual conference in Amsterdam, hosted by The University of Amsterdam from 18-20 July 2020. Proposals are now welcome for mini-conference themes. Several mini-conference themes will be selected for inclusion in the Call for Papers by the program committee, which may also propose themes of its own. Preference will be given to proposals linked to the overarching conference theme, “Development Today: Accumulation, Surveillance, Redistribution,” but mini-conferences on other SASE-related themes will also be considered.
Proposals for mini-conference themes must be submitted electronically to the SASE Executive Director by 30 September 2019. All mini-conference proposals should include the name(s) and email addresses of the organizer(s), together with a brief description. As in previous years, each mini-conference will consist of 3 to 6 panels, which will be featured as a separate stream in the program. Each panel will have a discussant, meaning that selected participants must submit a completed paper in advance, by 18 May 2020. Submissions for panels will be open to all scholars on the basis of an extended abstract. If a paper proposal cannot be accommodated within a mini- conference, organizers will forward it to the most appropriate research network as a regular submission.
Consult the program for the SASE 2020 theme. Please see www.sase.org to see mini-conference themes from previous years.
Proposals should be submitted to: Martha Zuber ([email protected])
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Special Events
Meet SER: A Panel with SER Editors The editors of Socio-Economic Review (Gregory Jackson [editor-in-chief], Bruno Amable, Nina Bandelj, Patrick Emmenegger, Julia Lynch, and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey) will speak on getting published in the journal in room D1107 of the Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) from 2pm-3:30pm on Friday, June 28th.
Women and Gender Forum SASE's Women and Gender Forum (WAG) is pleased to announce its second Women and Gender Forum meeting. The event is aimed to improve senior representation of women in academia, to provide a networking space for female scholars within SASE, stimulate discussions about important issues, such as "challenges of publishing," "work-life balance," "leadership roles," or "career progression," as well as to facilitate networking. The event will provide an opportunity for female SASE colleagues to share their ideas, grow their professional network, and liaise with other women within their field or more generally in academia. This event will begin with a peer-to-peer discussion session, organized as themed round-tables along various themes from 12:10pm-1:45pm on Thursday, June 27th in the adjoining rooms of the Starr Foundation Hall and Event Café (rooms UL102 and UL103) of the University Center building (63 5th Ave). As lunch will not be provided, we advise you to bring a sandwich lunch from one of the myriad restaurants and shops in the area, which you can get during the break between conference sessions and the beginning of the Women and Gender Forum (i.e., between 11:45am and 12:10pm), and eat during the networking session. Program: 12:10pm-12:55pm Roundtable discussions 1pm-1:45pm Networking session Participants will work in small groups and will have the opportunity to confidentially discuss issues, raise problems, explore areas of interest about their work and career in academia and receive advice, information about best practice, and recommendations from each other. Afterwards, there will be an informal networking session and a discussion on gathering ideas for the following year's meeting. The event is open to female SASE participants and those who identify as women.
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Social Sciences for the Real World Imran Chowdhury, Isabelle Ferreras, Gerhard Schnyder, and Anna K. Skarpelis have organized two exceptional panels grouped under the heading “Social Sciences for the Real World,” to take place shortly after the main conference program ends. In the topical panels, they seek to help nurture the vital conversation between social scientists and members of the public in order to foster mutual understanding. Each session will bring together a panel of academics and interested members of the public to engage in a constructive debate about these crucial issues, and about how social scientists and people in the “real world” perceive them. The sessions will use innovative dialogue techniques to provide an opportunity to discuss what we can jointly contribute to solve these problems. The sessions will be held from 2pm-4:30pm on Saturday, 29 June 2019 in the Starr Foundation Hall (room UL102) of the University Center building (63 5th Ave).
Session 1: The Digitalization and Automatization of Work and Its Implications for Working People 2pm-3pm Speakers: Giancarlo Crocetti (Boehringer Ingelheim), Gina Neff (University of Oxford), Mari Sako (University of Oxford), Pavlina Tcherneva (Bard College) Chair: Imran Chowdhury (Pace University)
Session 2: The Rise of Populism and Authoritarianism and Its Impact on Freedom 3:30pm-4:30pm Speakers: Sheri Berman (Barnard College), Koray Caliskan (The New School), Stephen Macedo (Princeton University), Sanjay Pinto (Workers Institute, Cornell / 1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds) Chair: Anna Skarpelis (Harvard University)
Please note that space is limited.
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General Information for Participants
Elevator Traffic
Of the four buildings in which sessions will be taking place, two (Buildings B and D) have rather small and slow elevators. We strongly suggest that you factor in the likelihood of elevator traffic when calculating your travel time between sessions in order to ensure prompt start times.
Buildings
Sessions this year will take place over four buildings: • University Center (Building U), located at 63 5th Ave. (east side of 5th Ave., between E. 13th St. and E. 14th St.) • Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Building B), located at 65 W 11th St. (north side of E. 11th, between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.) • Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Building D), located at 6 E 16th St. (south side of E. 16th St., between 5th Ave. and Union Square West) • Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall (Building A), located at 66 W 12th St. (south side of W. 12th St., between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.)
Gala Reception at Columbia University
This year’s Gala Soirée is generously hosted by the Columbia University Department of Sociology on Saturday, June 28th. In order to get to the Gala, located in the Roone Arledge Auditorium of Alfred Lerner Hall (2920 Broadway, between W 114th St. and W 115th St.) from The New School, take the 1 train from the 14th St. Station on 7th Avenue uptown to the 116th St. station.
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Computers and Wi-Fi
*Please note: You must bring your own laptop if you plan on using a PowerPoint presentation (Macintosh users should also bring a standard VGA convertor).
Wi-Fi is available throughout the New School Campus. Join the newschool-guest network and register for free as a guest, then click the link sent to your email within 10 minutes to confirm your account. If you have more than one device, you may use the same username and password included in your confirmation email.
Shops, Restaurants, and Cafés
New York City offers an abundance of shops, restaurants, and cafés at every price point. Visit https://www.newschool.edu/card/off-campus/ for a short list of locations nearby.
Photocopies
If you need to make photocopies, Village Copier (20 E 13th St.) is just around the corner from the University Center building.
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31st Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE): “Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined,” June 27-29 The New School, New York City
BOOK EXHIBIT
ORGANIZED BY THE LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
This year’s SASE CONFERENCE will again feature a special book exhibit organized and managed by LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. The exhibit will provide a comprehensive collection of the latest and most significant titles in the field and will contribute substantially to the excitement and intellectual value of our meeting. The book exhibit will be open throughout the conference. Please stop by early and often, say hello to book exhibit manager Mei Ha Chan—and browse to your heart’s content. All books are on sale at special, discounted rates.
The following are among the publishers whose titles will be featured in the display:
Apple Academic Press Health Administration Press Red Globe Press Basic Books ISEAS Routledge Bayou Publishing Kogan Page Springer SBM Germany Brookings Institution Press Nehora Press St. Martin’s Press Bristol UP Nova Science Stanford UP Cambridge Scholars Publishing Pennsylvania Press The Feminist Press Cornell UP Pluto Books Transcript-Verlag Hart Publishing Polity Vernon Press Harvard UP Princeton UP Verso Wolf Legal Publishers For more information on LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBITS, please call Mei Ha Chan at (718) 393-1075 or email [email protected].
THE BOOK EXHIBIT is located at the 2ND Floor Cafeteria of the New School, on the East Wall (under a mural)
Inaugural Alice Amsden Best Book Award
The Specter of Global China: Politics, Labor, and Foreign Investment in Africa by Ching Kwan Lee
The Alice Amsden Best Book Award committee (Mari Sako [chair], Wolfgang Streeck, Jonathan Zeitlin) considered submitted books with a 2017 or 2018 first edition publication date, and which are not edited volumes, with the aim of selecting an outstanding scholarly book that breaks new ground in the study of economic behavior and/or its policy implications with regard to societal, institutional, historical, philosophical, psychological, and ethical factors.
The committee is delighted to announce the recipient of the inaugural Alice Amsden Book Award of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics: The Specter of Global China: Politics, Labor, and Foreign Investment in Africa, by Ching Kwan Lee (University of California, Los Angeles).
The committee writes: Ching Kwan Lee’s book is an impressive theoretical and empirical achievement in socio-economics. Rooted in six years of ethnographic study of copper mines and construction sites in Zambia, Lee presents a compelling case for “varieties of global capital”, distinguishing between Chinese state capital and global private capital in terms of business objectives, labor practices, management ethos, and political engagement with Zambia. The result is a nuanced understanding of Chinese investment in Africa, which goes beyond a simplistic image conveyed in the media. Lee’s account is highly readable, empathetic with real voices of people she encountered, and wonderfully reflexive throughout and in her appendix titled ‘an ethnographer’s odyssey’. With wide-ranging policy implications for economic development, this scholarly work represents the very best of comparative sociology and ethnography.
The Alice Amsden Book Award will be given annually for the best book that breaks new ground in the study of economic behavior and/or its policy implications with regard to societal, institutional, historical, philosophical, psychological, and ethical factors. The prize comes with an award of $2,000.
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 22 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA SASE 2019 Early Career Workshop Award
SASE extends warm congratulations to the recipients of the 4th Early Career Workshop. Winners participated in a one-day workshop hosted by senior SASE professors. The workshop provided an opportunity for longer and deeper discussion of applicants’ conference papers, enabling early career researcher networking, and offered sessions on getting published and career development, and an introduction to socio-economics. Workshop participants will be honored at the awards ceremony on Thursday evening, June 27th.
Laura Adler, Harvard University, USA What’s a Job Candidate Worth? Pay-Setting and Gender Inequality after the “Salary History Ban” Network G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources – Session G-21
Guillermina Altomonte, The New School for Social Research, USA From Nursing Home to “Community:” New Institutional Ecologies of Elder Care in the United States Network C: Gender, Work, and Family – Session C-10
Melike Arslan, Northwestern University, USA Why Does the Doing Business Project Conflate the Performance and the Quality of Law? Network L: Regulation and Governance – Session L-01
Alvin Camba, Johns Hopkins University, USA Reexamining China and South-South Relations: Chinese State-Backed and Flexible Private Capitals in the Philippines Network Q: Asian Capitalisms – Session Q-13
Edward Crowley, New York University, USA Linking Austerity and Nationalism in Right-Wing Populism: A Cross-National Analysis of Western Democracies Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States – Session E-08
Gina Di Maio, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland Trajectories of Liberalization in Collective Governance: The Swiss Case of Polite Employer Domination and Embedded Flexibilization Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States – Session E-20
Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Cooperation Against the Odds: Developing Trust in the Greek Agri-Food and Tourism Sectors Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States – Session E-19
Lena Gronbach, University of Cape Town, South Africa Social Cash Transfers and (Digital) Financial Inclusion in South Africa Network J: Digital Economy – Session J-01
Gözde Güran, Princeton University, USA The Price of Illegality: Legal Regimes and Multiple Monies in Syrian Hawala Networks Network N: Finance and Society – Session N-06
Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA The Active Construction of Passive Investors: Roboadvisors and Algorithmic “Low-Finance” Network J: Digital Economy – Session J-13
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 23 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA
Carla Ilten, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA The Iron Cage Has a Mezzanine: Alternative Organizations and the Selection of Isomorphic Pressures Via Meta-Organization Network I: Alternatives to Capitalism – Session I-18
Nils Kupzok, Johns Hopkins University, USA Varieties of Neoliberalism in US Climate Politics Network H: Markets, Firms and Institutions – Session H-16
Sean O’Brady, University of Montréal, Canada Disruptive Markets and Union Responses to Precarious Work: A Cross-National Comparison of Retail Network K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Work and Employment - Session K-03
Johannes Petry, University of Warwick, UK Financialisation with Chinese Characteristics? State Capitalism, Exchanges & the Development of Capital Markets in China Network Q: Asian Capitalisms – Session Q-04
Steven Rolf, University of Bristol, UK National Development through (regional) Global Production Networks: The Case of Dongguan, China Network O: Global Value Chains – Session O-12
Tim Rosenkranz, The New School for Social Research, USA Circuits of Commodification: Imagination and Evaluation in National Destination Marketing Network B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development – Session B-08
Ellie Suh, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Young British Adults’ Homeownership Circumstances and the Role of Intergenerational Transfers Network C: Gender, Work, and Family – Session C-05
Yixian Sun, Yale University, USA Fertile Ground without Seeds Network O: Global Value Chains – Session O-05
Arjen van der Heide, University of Edinburgh, UK Finitism, Rule Following and the Sociology of European Insurance Capital Regulation Network L: Regulation and Governance – Session L-04
Hannah Wohl, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA Performing Aesthetic Confidence: How Connoisseurs Maintain Status in Cultural Markets Network H: Markets, Firms, and Institutions – Session H-14
Special thanks to Roberto Pedersini (chair), Dorothee Bohle, Virginia Doellgast, Sébastien Lechevalier, and Marc Schneiberg for their tremendous work on the prize committee and preparing the workshop. Huge thanks are also due to Koray Caliskan, Neil Fligstein, Lorenzo Frangi, Gregory Jackson, Angela Knox, Virag Molnar, Roberto Pedersini, Akos Rona-Tas, and Marc Schneiberg for serving as workshop faculty in New York.
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 24 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA 2019 EHESS/Fondation France-Japon Best Paper Award
SASE extends warm congratulations to the recipients of this year’s EHESS/Fondation France-Japon Best Paper Award. The prizewinner will be honored at the awards ceremony on Thursday evening, June 27th.
The EHESS/Fondation France-Japan (http://ffj.ehess.fr) Best Paper Award is a prize the best paper on Asia submitted to the conference. The prizewinner will receive 1,000€ thanks to the great generosity of the Banque de France.
Shin Arita, Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan Legitimation of Income Inequality in Japan: A Comparison with South Korea and the United States Session Q07: Inequality, Social Movements and Social Justice (co-authors: Kikuko Nagayoshi, Tohoku University; Hirofumi Taki, Hosei University; Hiroshi Kanbayashi, Tohoku Gakuin University; Hirohisa Takenoshita, Keio University; Takashi Yoshida, Shizuoka University)
Abstract: Japan has witnessed the exacerbation of socioeconomic inequality over the last few decades, despite a long-held belief that Japan was a relatively equal society. Particularly, the income inequality according to gender and type of employment (e.g. standard or non-standard employment) is quite large compared to other counties. Why are these inequalities so large in Japan? We attempt to answer this question through the lens of the legitimation of inequality, assuming the possibility that these inequalities remain unresolved because they are legitimized due to institutional and other conditions of Japanese society and because disadvantaged earners take inequality for granted. For the purpose, we will examine the following research questions through analyzing the data of the vignette survey which asks how much income should be paid to fictitious workers described by various personal and job-related attributes, such as gender and type of employment, conducted in Japan, South Korea, and the United States by our project team. (1) How do the levels of just income for fictitious workers differ according to their personal and job-related attributes? (2) Does the degree of difference in just income differ depending on respondents’ personal and job-related attributes? In other words, do disadvantaged earners oppose income inequality based on the personal and job-related attributes, or do they accept it? The results of multilevel model analysis on just income show that Japanese respondents assume that income of workers should be different by several to a dozen percent according to worker’s gender and type of employment, as well as their family situation, occupation, age, and education even though other conditions are equal. Thus, these income differences are accepted as “fair inequality” by respondents. While this is also the case with South Korea, respondents think that workers’ income should be equal regardless of gender and type of employment in the United States. Does the degree of acceptance of income inequality differ based on the attributes of respondents? We can expect that disadvantaged earners, such as females and non-standard workers, accept less income inequality replying that the difference in just income based on the personal or job-related attribute should be smaller than advantaged earners. However, this is not the case, but rather the opposite was found with female and non-standard workers in Japan based on the analysis of interaction terms between vignette’s and respondent’s attributes, although we do not find similar results in South Korea. We conclude that income inequality based on gender and type of employment is so strongly legitimized in Japan that disadvantaged earners accept more income equality than advantaged earners. We will also examine whether the acceptance of income inequality can be explained by respondents’ assumptions toward personal and job-related attributes and preferences on distributive justice principles in this paper. Many thanks to Sebastien Lechevalier (EHESS) [chair], Loraine Kennedy (EHESS), Shinsuke Nagaoka (Kyoto University), Thierry Pairault (CNRS/EHESS), Cornelia Storz (Goethe University in Frankfurt), and Hugh Whittaker (University of Oxford) for their work on the EHESS/Fondation France-Japon Best Paper Prize Selection Committee
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 25 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA 2019 Socio-Economic Review Best Paper Prize
Jacob Apkarian
The SER Best Paper Prize committee (Heather Haveman [chair], Isabelle Ferreras, Gary Herrigel) considered all the reviewed papers for the four 2018 issues, including symposia papers, but not state of the art, discussion or review forum papers. The committee looked for papers that: 1) addressed substantive questions and issues that have far reaching implications and are of interest to a broad range of SER readers; 2) clearly and effectively engaged prior theory and research; and 3) used state of the art research methods to analyze new or existing data sets in ways that either brought important new phenomena to light or substantially revised existing understanding of socio-economic facts, trends or relationships.
The committee is delighted to announce the winning paper for the 11th annual prize for the best submitted article published in the previous year: Jacob Apkarian’s "Opposition to Shareholder Value: Bond Rating Agencies and Conflicting Logics in Corporate Finance" (Socioeconomic Review 16(1):85–112).
The committee chair writes: This article addresses an important topic and provides an important correction to the myopia of research on corporate governance, which is almost always narrowly limited to investigating the shareholder value logic/orientation. Instead, Apkarian’s paper reveals why and when the goals of equity investors (shareholders) conflict with those of debt investors (bondholders); for example, the former push de-diversification while the latter promote diversification. This is important substantively because corporate financing is increasingly debt- based rather than equity-based. Moreover, the paper is an example of excellent integration of economic and sociological theory. Although debt-holders generally have less ability to influence management than equity holders do, large creditors, especially of short-term debt (e.g., asset-backed commercial paper), can coerce management by threatening to withhold funds. The likelihood of coercion may be greater among hedge funds than mutual funds and pension funds. But Apkarian argues that large bond-rating agencies like Moody’s and S&P are even more powerful, and so focuses on their reactions to corporate strategic decisions. The results of his statistical analysis are strong and will push scholars to extend his ideas.
Jacob Apkarian will be presenting a paper, “Shifting Logics of Legitimacy and an Emerging Paradox in the Corporate Bond Rating Industry,” in Network N (Finance and Society) session N-02: Market Devices, Ratings and Intermediaries.
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 26 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA SASE 2019 Elections
We are delighted to announce that Nitsan Chorev (Brown University) will serve as SASE President in 2019-2020.
The following people have been elected to a three-year term (2019-2022) on the Executive Council:
Bruno Amable, University of Geneva, Switzerland Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College, City University of New York, USA Chiara Benassi, King’s College London, UK Karin Knorr Cetina, University of Chicago, USA and University of Konstanz, Germany Michelle Hsieh, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Jeanne Lazarus, CNRS/CSO - Sciences Po, France Virág Molnár, The New School for Social Research, USA Franklin Obeng-Odoom, University of Helsinki, Finland
SASE congratulates newcomers and re-elected members alike.
A big thank you to all those who participated in the election and to the Elections Committee: Linsey McGoey (chair), Olivier Godechot, Alya Guseva, José Ossandón, and Dorottya Sallai.
We would like to thank all those who ran and express our deepest thanks to the outgoing members of the Executive Council for their hard work these past years: Linsey McGoey, Emily Erikson, Sebastien Lechevalier, Jette Steen Knudsen, Ashley Mears, and Bruno Palier.
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 27 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA List of Sessions and Rooms by Network and Mini-Conference
Featured Panels and Speakers
FP-01: Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Future of the World: Futurology, Futurists, and the Struggle for the Post Cold War Imagination" by Jenny Andersson (OUP 2018) Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
FP-02: Presidential Panel - SASE at 30: Looking to the Future with Past SASE Presidents Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (UL104)
FP-03: Featured Speaker Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic (Sciences Po, Paris) - "Prometheus to Dionysus: Can We Re- Enchant the Future?" Thursday, 12:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
FP-04: Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "Disembedded Markets; Economic Theology and Global Capitalism" by Christoph Deutschmann (Routledge 2019) Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (UL104)
FP-05: Featured Speaker Jonathan Haskel (Imperial College Business School, UK) - "The Future of the Intangible Economy" Friday, 12:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
FP-06: Featured Panel - Brexit: Taking Back or Losing Control? Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL104)
FP-07: Meet SER: A Panel with SER Editors Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
FP-08: Featured Speaker Virginia Eubanks (University at Albany SUNY, USA) - "Automating Inequality: How High- Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor" Friday, 5:30pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
FP-09: Featured Panel - Diversity and Performance: Experimental Research Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
FP-10: Featured Speaker Cathy O'Neil (Independent Scholar) - "What Is an Accountable Algorithm?" Saturday, 12:30pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
Special Events
SP-01: Women and Gender Forum Thursday, 12:10pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall)
SP-02: Welcome to The New School in Its Centennial Year Thursday, 5:30pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
SP-03: Presidential Address Thursday, 6:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
SP-04: Awards Ceremony Thursday, 7:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U100 - Tishman Auditorium)
SP-05: Welcome Reception Thursday, 7:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall)
SP-06: Gala Reception Friday, 7:15pm Columbia University (Roone Arledge Auditorium, Alfred Lerner Hall)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 28 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA SP-07: Social Sciences for the Real World - Session 1: The Digitalization and Automatization of Work and its Implications for Working People Saturday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall)
SP-08: Social Sciences for the Real World - Session 2: The Rise of Populism and Authoritarianism and its Impact on Freedom Saturday, 3:30pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall)
A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society
A-01: Social Economic Welfare Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
A-02: Government Systems and their Structural Implications Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
A-03: Multiculturality in the Progress of the Company (1) Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
A-04: Multiculturality in the Progress of the Company (2) Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
A-05: Causes, Consequences and Alternatives of the Capitalist System - Alternative Antiseptic Policies Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
A-06: Social Improvement through Economic Institutions Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development
B-01: Resetting Asian Offshore O&G Supply Chain: MNC Corporate Strategy, Global Interdependence and State Challenges Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
B-02: Perspectives of Social Policies to Reduce Poverty and Social Exclusion in Latin America Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
B-03: Center-Local Relations and the Subnational View of Development Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
B-04: Structure, Institutions and Socio-Economic Transformation Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
B-05: Author Meets Critics: "Good Governance Gone Bad - How Nordic Adaptability Leads to Excess" by Darius Ornston (Cornell Press 2018) Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
B-06: Production Practices/Production Pragmatics: Skills, Manufacturing, Lending Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
B-07: The Future Is Now: New Approaches Towards a Pro-Labor Globalization Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
B-08: Culture, Commodification and Capitalism Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
B-09: FDI in Home and Host Countries Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 29 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA B-10: Governing Crises, Environment and Inequality Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
B-11: Developmental States, Innovation and Technology in East Asia's Past and Present Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
B-12: Innovation and Technology, Local and Global Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
B-13: Finance in the Global South Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
B-14: Development Indicators Applications at Local Level Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
B-15: Norms, Rights and Participation in Governing Inclusive Capitalism Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
C: Gender, Work and Family
C-01: Gender and Equality Issues Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-02: Gender and Work-Family Issues Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-03: Family Policies, Gender and Welfare State Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-04: Men and Gender Identity Issues Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-05: Gender and Income Issues Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
C-06: Entrepreneurship and Leadership Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-07: Division of Labour and Gender Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-08: Time-Use and International Diversity Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-09: Gender and Equity Issues Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-10: Care and Caregivers' Issues Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
C-11: Maternity, Childcare and Careers Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
C-12: Gender Discrimination Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B263)
D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World
D-01: Knowledge, Boundaries, and Legitimacy in Health Care Professions Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 30 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA D-02: Consultants and Professional Service Firms Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-03: Professions and Economic Development Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-04: Professions in Finance & Accounting Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-05: Reorganizing Professions Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-06: The Economics Profession Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-07: Professional Careers Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-08: Medical Professionals Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-09: Legal Professions in a Globalizing World Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
D-10: Professionalization in Practice Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B050)
E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States
E-01: Dealing with the Crisis in Europe: Social Concertation at a Cross-Road Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-02: Managing the Macro – Understanding Macroeconomic Practices and Economic Development in the Global Economy Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
E-03: Author Meet Critics: "Strong Governments, Precarious Workers: Labor Market Policy in the Era of Liberalisation " by Philip Rathgeb (Cornell University Press 2018) Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
E-04: Growth Strategies and Welfare Systems' Reforms in Various Capitalist Economies (Panel I) Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
E-05: Bringing Ideas and Identity to Employment Relations Studies Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
E-06: Growth Strategies and Welfare Systems' Reforms in European Economies (Panel II) Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
E-07: Populist Parties, Welfare States and Labour Markets Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
E-08: Targeting, Progressivity and the Political Support for Social Insurance Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
E-09: Immigration and Welfare Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-10: Contracting in Government Jobs and Contracting out Services. Frontiers of Public Employment and Transformations of the State Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 31 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-11: Technological Change, Work, and the Welfare State Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
E-12: The State and the Labour Market (1) Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-13: Growth Regimes and Capitalist Change Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-14: The Politics of Wage Bargaining Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
E-15: Roundtable: Revitalizing Social Bargaining Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
E-16: The State and the Labour Market (2) Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-17: ‗Old‘ Concepts for ‗New‘ Phenomena – I: Institutional Complementarities and Beneficial Constraints in the Analysis of Equal Pay, Global Value Chain, Informal Economy and Lean Production Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
E-18: Insider-Outsider Divides: Reducing Dualization through Social Investment? Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-19: The Internationalisation of Labour Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
E-20: Crisis and Labour Market Reforms (1) Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
E-21: Trade Union Challenges (1) Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-22: Neoliberalism in the Nordics - Developing an Absent Theme Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
E-23: ‗Old‘ Concepts for ‗New‘ Phenomena – II: Institutional Complementarities and Beneficial Constraints in the Political Economy of Growth Models Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
E-24: The Antinomies of Post-Neoliberalism: The Case of Contemporary Japan Under Abenomics Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
E-25: Crisis and Labour Market Reforms (2) Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
E-26: Labor in the New Economy Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-27: Trade Union Challenges (2) Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-28: Author Meet Critics: "Social Democratic Capitalism " by Lane Kenworthy (OUP October 2019) Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
E-29: Labour Market Policies and Dualisation Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-30: Wage Setting and Organisation within Firms (1) Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 32 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-31: Inequality and Preference Formation Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
E-32: Welfare State Challenges Around the World (1) Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
E-33: Wage Setting and Organisation within Firms (2) Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
E-34: Old and New Welfare States Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
E-35: The Political Economy of Financialisation Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
E-36: Welfare State Challenges Around the World (2) Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation
F-01: Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism (1): Theories and Abstractions Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-02: Innovation and the Internet Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
F-03: Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism (2): Shifting Financial Realities Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-04: Innovation and the Environment Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
F-05: Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism (3): Digitalisation,Work & Employment Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-06: Algorithms, Governance, and Society Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
F-07: The Impact of New Technologies on Work: Evidence from Industry Studies Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-08: Inductive Approaches to Understanding Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
F-09: Latin American Innovation Systems - Policy-Perspectives Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-10: Measuring Innovation Capacity Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
F-11: Innovation and the State in China Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-12: Innovation Networks Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
F-13: The Brazilian Innovation System - Socio-Economic Perspectives Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-14: Venture Creation Processes and Social Entrepreneurship Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 33 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA F-15: Cities, Innovation, and Contentious Politics Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-16: Bottom-up Innovation and Industrial Policy in the Global South Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
F-17: Explorative Approaches to Understanding Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-18: Corporate Innovation at the Firm, Regional, and National Level Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
F-19: Innovation Policy and the Design of Innovative Programs Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D906)
F-20: Alternative Pathways to Pharmaceutical Innovation Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources
G-01: Employee Representation & Human Resource Management Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
G-02: Education: Outcomes Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
G-03: Precarious Work in Dynamic Sectors Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
G-04: Labour Market Networks and Intermediaries Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
G-05: Job Quality Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
G-06: Education and Inequality Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1004)
G-07: Labour Market Segmentation Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
G-08: Training: Reforming Institutions Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
G-09: Unemployment: Policies Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
G-10: Job Quality: New Work Patterns Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B465)
G-11: Migration: Integration Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
G-12: Beyond Building Walls: Migration and Labor Market Policies Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
G-13: Training: Outcomes Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
G-14: Education: Reforms Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 34 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA G-15: Labour Force Participation Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
G-16: Training: Transitions Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
G-17: Temporary Work Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
G-18: Employment Contracts Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
G-19: Wages: Poverty and Low Pay Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
G-20: The Development, Specificity, and Obsolescence of Skills: Analyzing Private and Social Returns of Vocational and Professional Education. Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
G-21: HRM: High-performance Work Practices Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
G-22: Investment in Vocational Education and Training Under Changing (macro-)Economic Conditions Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
G-23: Migration Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
G-24: Wage Inequality Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
G-25: Socio-Economics of Labour Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U622)
G-26: Global Human Mobility Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
G-27: HRM: Psychological Contracts 1 Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
G-28: Self-employment Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
G-29: Unemployment: Causes and Effects Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
G-30: Entrepreneurs Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
G-31: HRM: Psychological Contracts 2 Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
G-32: Skills Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
H: Markets, Firms and Institutions
H-01: The Age of Asset Manager Capitalism, the Rise of Indices, and the Fiduciary Duty of Passive Investors Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 35 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA H-02: Global and Regional Corporate Networks of Ownership and Control Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
H-03: Organizations, Financialization and Consequences Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
H-04: Nation, Nationalism, and the Economy Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-05: The Return of Industrial Policy? Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
H-06: The Economic Consequences of Financialization Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
H-07: Social and Political Capital Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-08: Representation, Social Movements, and Institutional Work Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-09: The State, Capitalism, and Industrial Policy Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B258)
H-10: Networks and Embeddedness Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-11: The Regulation of Industry Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
H-12: Author Meet Critics: "Collaborative Capitalism in American Cities: Reforming Urban Market Regulations " by Rashmi Dyal-Chand (Cambridge 2018) Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
H-13: MNC - Context and Challenges Revisited Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
H-14: Status, Social Evaluation and Valuation Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-15: Corporate Governance: Politics, Institutions, and Structures Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-16: CSR and Sustainability Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
H-17: Post-Socialist Transformation Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B261)
H-18: Corporate Governance: Micro-level Issues Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-19: CSR in Comparative Perspective Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
H-20: The Formation of Markets Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
H-21: Trade and Regulation: the Role of Institutions Saturday, 9:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B260)
H-22: Organizations and Industries in Flux Saturday, 10:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B259)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 36 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA I: Alternatives to Capitalism
I-01: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Frameworks and Political Strategies for the Implementation of a Post-Capitalist Society Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-02: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: The Role of the State and Religion in Fostering (or Impeding) the Development of Cooperative/ Democratic Enterprises Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-03: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable Transformations (Part 1) Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-04: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: The Capitalisms of the Anthropocene: Localizing Global Economies Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-05: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: How Schools/Universities Encourage or Impede Democratic Participation Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-06: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Innovating Community Connections via the Arts and Economic Exchanges: Perspectives from NYC Practitioners (Roundtable) Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-07: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Occupy, Resist, Produce – Scop Ti (Documentary - 2018, 34 min.) Thursday, 12:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-08: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Embodying Alternative Futures: Debating Prefigurative Politics (Part 1) Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-09: Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Can Communes and Collectives Foster Social Caring and Solidarity? Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-10: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Social Movements and the Capitalist State: Institutionalization or Critiquing Institutions? Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-11: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Embodying Alternative Futures: Debating Prefigurative Politics (Part 2) Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-12: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Decision-Making and Commitment-Building in Highly Democratized Workplaces Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-13: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Alternative and Intentional Communities Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-14: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Which Way out? Capitalism, Ontology and Political Ecology - 1 Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-15: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: From Employee Participation to Workers‘ Self- Management Today: An International Perspective. Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 37 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA I-16: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Grassroots Social Movements and Political Consumerism Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-17: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Which Way out? Capitalism, Ontology and Political Ecology - 2 Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-18: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Can Co-operatives Create Community and Economic Development? An international perspective Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-19: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable Transformations (Part 2) Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-20: Author Meet Critics: "The Socialist Manifesto: The Case for Radical Politics in an Era of Extreme Inequality" by Bhaskar Sunkara (Basic Books 2019) Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
I-21: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Alternative Metrics and Values in Capitalist Societies Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-22: Author Meet Critics: "Capitalism. A Conversation in Critical Theory" by Nancy Fraser (Polity Press 2018) Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
I-23: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Worker Cooperatives and the Labor Movement: A Co-op Development Initiative in the Nation‘s Largest Union Local - Roundtable Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-24: TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: The Growth Debate and the Good-Society Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D902)
I-25: TRACK B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, and the Commons‖: Can Cooperative Platforms Create a Sharing Economy Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D910)
I-26: TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable Transformations (Part 3) Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D908)
I-27: Looking Forward: Publications, Funding Opportunities, and SASE 2020 Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
J: Digital Economy
J-01: ICT for Development 1. How Digital Technologies Transform Financial Relationships in the Global South Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-02: Gig Economy 1. Regulation and Trust Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-03: Gig Economy 2. Meaning and Skills Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-04: ICT for Development 2. Informal Economy Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-05: Blockchain 1. Investigating Cryptocurrencies: Socio-Technical Actors, Networks and Protocols Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 38 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA J-06: Gig Economy 3. Precarity and Risks Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-07: Gig Economy 4. Technology, Control and the Platform Economy Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-08: Blockchain 2. The Governance of Blockchain Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-09: Data 1. Privacy Regulation, Consent Management and the Personal Data Economy Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-10: The Construction of Markets Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-11: Author Meets Critics: "Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor" by Virginia Eubanks (St. Martin's Press 2018) Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
J-12: Organizational Change and Digital Technologies Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-13: Data 3. Automation and Algorithms Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-14: Public Concerns in the Digital Economy Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-15: Gender and Digital Economy Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
J-16: Data 4. Assetizing and Valuing Data Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-17: Communities and Platforms Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D603)
J-18: The Digital Economy and Job Quality. Quantitative Evidence from the German Case Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D611)
K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Work and Employment
K-01: Interest Alignment and Inclusive Governance: Cases in Point Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-02: What's Driving the Gig Economy? Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-03: Institution Building in and Around Collective Bargaining Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-04: Experimenting with Multi-employer Approaches to Contingency Under the Emergence of New Forms of Work: What Lessons Can We Draw from the New and the Old? Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-05: Digital Disruptions: What does the rise of algorithmic management, digital implants and industry 4.0 mean in terms of future research on the regulation of work and employment? Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-06: New Repertories of Collection Action Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 39 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA K-07: Public Policy Experiments in the Regulation of Work and Employment Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-08: The Insider-Outsider Divide in Employment Regulation: Are public policies part of the problem and/or the solution? Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-09: The Diffusion of Organizational and Employment Practices Within Multinational Companies Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-10: Overcoming Barriers: Unions Experimenting with Organizing and Mobilizing Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-11: Experimentation In and Around Global Supply Chains Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-12: Reflections on Working-Time and Work-Life (Im)balance Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-13: Agility between Facts and Fiction – Consequences of Agile Work for Teams, Organizations and Society Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1101)
K-14: Labour Market Participation: Between formality, informality and inactivity Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-15: Experimentation for Better (and Worse) Work Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
K-16: Staying True Under Capitalism: Risks and opportunities Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1102)
L: Regulation and Governance
L-01: Governing through Instruments I: Statistics, Indicators, and Reporting Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-02: Governing through Instruments II: Standards, Ratings, and Certification Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-03: Law and Political Economy: Legal Underpinnings of Progressive Governance Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-04: Risks and Regulatory Dilemmas in Finance Capitalism Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-05: Law and Political Economy: Bringing the Social Back into the Study of Law and Markets. Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
L-06: Market Power vs Political Power in the Digital Economy: Regulatory Dilemmas and Agendas Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-07: Law and Political Economy: Economic Practices Shaping the Law Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
L-08: Frontiers of Environmental and Resource Governance: Strategic Networks and Regulatory Spaces Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-09: The Regulation and Governance of Health Technologies Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U304)
L-10: Opening the Black Box: Organizational Studies of Regulation and Governance Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 40 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA L-11: The New Populism—Implications for Governance & Regulation Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-12: The Age of Austerity in Local Context: How Cities Cope with Budget Constraints (1) Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
L-13: The Age of Austerity in Local Context: How Cities Cope with Budget Constraints (2) Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U300)
M: Spanish Language
M-01: Preferencias sociales Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-02: Cambio tecnológico y desarrollo Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-03: Proteción ambiental y desarrollo Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
M-04: Democracia, economía y desarrollo en México Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-05: Digitalización: Gobierno, ciudades y movimientos sociales Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-06: Empresas, inversión y desarrollo Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-07: Género: emprendimiento, familia y discriminación Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-08: Jóvenes y relaciones laborales Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-09: Educación, ocupación y desarrollo Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-10: Política Macroeconómica y variedades de capitalismo Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
M-11: Política social y desarrollo Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U502)
N: Finance and Society
N-01: Financial Crises and Governance Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-02: Market Devices, Ratings and Intermediaries Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-03: Consumer Indebtedness Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-04: Financialization Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-05: ―Governing through Markets‖ – Governing Finance and Money in a Post-Crisis World Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 41 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA N-06: Legality and Morality in Finance Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-07: Author Meets Critics: "The Myth of Millionaire Tax Flight: How Place Still Matters for the Rich" by Cristobal Young (Stanford Univ Press 2017) Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
N-08: Managing Risk Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-09: Author Meets Critics: ―Financial Models and Society: Villains or Scapegoats?‖ by E. Svetlova (Edward Elgar Publishing 2018) Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-10: Financial Data, Market Forecasting Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-11: Zelizer's Relational Work Around the Globe Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
N-12: Financial Competence, Consumer Confidence Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-13: The Financialized Sovereign Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-14: American Dream, Corrupted Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL104)
N-15: Financialization and Democracy Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-16: Financialization and its Discontents Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-17: Financialized Selves Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-18: Regulation Saturday, 9:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
N-19: Homeownership in a Neoliberal Era Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1106)
N-20: Money Behind the State's Back Saturday, 10:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1107)
O: Global Value Chains
O-01: Labor Standards and Social Upgrading in GVCs Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
O-02: New Actors in GVCs Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
O-03: Author Meets Critics: "Global Value Chains and Development: Redefining the Contours of 21st Century Capitalism" By Gary Gereffi (Cambridge University Press 2018) Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL104)
O-04: Supplier Agency in GVCs Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 42 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA O-05: Sustainability in GVCs Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
O-06: The Role of Suppliers in Global Value Chains Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
O-07: Governance in Digital GVCs Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
O-08: GVC Inclusion in the Digital Economy Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
O-09: Power and Governance in GVCs Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
O-10: Regions in GVCs Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
O-11: Innovation in GVCs Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
O-12: How Policy Shapes GVCs Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law
P-01: Institutions and Development (I): Case Studies Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-02: Good Finance: What Should Finance be for? - Roundtable Discussion Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-03: Institutions and Development (II): Wealth and Income Distributions Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-04: Taxation and Social Responsibility Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
P-05: Author Meets Critics: "Finance at Work" edited by V. Boussard (Routledge 2017) Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-06: Accounting (I): Accounting Theories and Models Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
P-07: Accounting (II): The US Exceptionalism Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
P-08: Financial Regulation: The Fabric of Financial Market Regulation Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-09: Sustainability (I): Theory and Practice Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-10: Author Meets Critics: "Economic Transplants on Law-Making for Corporations and Capital Markets" By Katja Langenbucher (CUP, 2017) Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-11: The Case for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) in Accounting and Finance Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 43 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA P-12: Sustainability (II): Accounting, Accountability and Transparency Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-13: Regulatory Arbitrage (I): Law, Finance, and Shadow Banking Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-14: Money and Banking (I): Digital Currencies and Payment Systems Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-15: Regulatory Arbitrage (II): Accounting, Law, and Leases Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-16: Money and Banking (II): Bank Business Models and Central Banking Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-17: Author Meets Critics: "Fraud: An American History from Barnum to Madoff" by Edward Balleisen (Princeton University Press 2017) Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U601)
P-18: Public Sector Management and Accounting: Policy By Budget? Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
P-19: Corporate Governance (I): Auditing and Distress Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
P-20: Intangibles and the Public Good(s) Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U620)
P-21: Corporate Governance (II): How to Cope with Conflicts of Interest Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U617)
Q: Asian Capitalisms
Q-01: State and Varieties of Capitalism (I) Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
Q-02: Author Meets Critics: "China‘s Capitalism. A Paradoxical Route to Economic Prosperity‖ By Tobias ten Brink (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2019) Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B500)
Q-03: State and Varieties of Capitalism (II) Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
Q-04: The Political Economy of Financial Market Development in China Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
Q-05: State and Varieties of Capitalism (III) Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
Q-06: The Myth of Japan‘s Convergence: Implications of Recent Events for a ―Fourth Way of Capitalism‖ Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U202)
Q-07: Inequality, Social Movements and Social Justice Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
Q-08: Author Meets Critics: "Beyond Technonationalism: Biomedical Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Asia" by Kathryn Ibata-Arens (Stanford University Press 2019) Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1103)
Q-09: Technology, Industry and Innovation (I) Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 44 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Q-10: Technology, Industry and Innovation (II) Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
Q-11: Internationalization and Regional Integration (I) Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
Q-12: Technology, Industry and Innovation (III) Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U503)
Q-13: Internationalization and Regional Integration (II) Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
Q-14: Institutional Change and Policy (I) Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
Q-15: Entrepreneurship Saturday, 9:00am University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
Q-16: Institutional Change and Policy (II) Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
Q-17: Labor and Employment Saturday, 10:45am University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance
R-01: Opening Session Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-02: Islamic Moral Economy 1 Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-03: Islamic Finance 1 Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
R-04: Islamic Finance 2 Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-05: Islamic Finance 3 Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
R-06: Islamic Moral Economy 2 Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-07: Islamic Finance 4 Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-08: Islamic Finance 5 Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
R-09: Islamic Economic and Social Development Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-10: Islamic Political and Moral Economy Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
R-11: Islamic Finance 6 Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-12: Islamic Economy Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 45 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA R-13: Islamic Moral Economy 3 Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D911)
R-14: Islamic Finance and Business Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D912)
TH01: Algorithmic Prediction vs. Shared Uncertainty: Social Consequences of Individualized Forecast
TH01-01: Uncertainty and Personalization Thursday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
TH01-02: Predictive Policing and Algorithmic Governance Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
TH01-03: Precision Medicine and Prediction Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
TH01-04: Big Data in Insurance Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
TH02: Building the Present at the Expense of the Future? Market Liberalization and the Future of Democracy
TH02-01: Norms of Market Exchange as Democratic Linkages Friday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH02-02: Supranationalization and Market Liberalization Friday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH02-03: Neoliberalism and Market Liberalization Friday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Varieties of Digitized Capitalism
TH03-01: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 1) Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH03-02: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 2) Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH03-03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 3) Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH03-04: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 4) Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B262)
TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity?
TH04-01: The Digital Platform Economy and the Reorganization of Work and Employment Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
TH04-02: The Hybridization of Work and Employment Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
TH04-03: Trade Unions and Community Organizations Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 46 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH04-04: The Political Consequences of Technological Change Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
TH04-05: Alogorithmic Management Techniques Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
TH04-06: New and Old Inequalities in the Era of Digitalization Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D913)
TH05: Economic Futures in the Public Sphere
TH05-01: Policy Debates, Experts, and the Future Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH05-02: Trade, Business, and the Future Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH05-03: Budgets, Central Banks, and the Future Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH06: Economic Volatility of Our Age, in Theory and Evidence
TH06-01: Poverty and Precarity: New Agendas Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH06-02: Insecurity and Stratification Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH06-03: Race, Gender, and Volatility Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers
TH07-01: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 1 Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
TH07-02: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 2 Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
TH07-03: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 3 Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
TH07-04: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 4 Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
TH07-05: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 5 Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U312)
TH08: Fathomless Ecologies: The Utopia of Green Finance, the Dystopia of a Financialized Planet, and the Re-imagination of the Socio-Economic Sphere
TH08-01: Fathomless Ecologies 1 Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
TH08-02: Fathomless Ecologies 2 Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 47 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH08-03: Fathomless Ecologies 3 Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis
TH09-01: Central Banking and Monetary Policy Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH09-02: Banking Crises, Leverage and Default Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH09-03: Reconstructing the Global Financial Order I: Macro Perspectives Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH09-04: Reonstructing the Global Financial Order II: Micro Perspectives Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH09-05: The Politics of Finance after the Financial Crisis Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH09-06: Post-Crisis Socio-Technical Infrastructures Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D901)
TH10: Futures and Visions of Global Orders
TH10-01: Genealogy of Visions of the Future Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
TH10-02: Global Futures Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
TH10-03: Organizations, Corporations and the Future Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D1001)
TH11: Global Value Chains Analysis: Past, Present, and the Future
TH11-01: Governing Sustainability in a Global Value Chain World: Conceptual Innovations and New Directions in Empirical Research Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
TH11-02: Beyond the Lead Firm: Exploring Other Actors and Institutions in GVCs Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U205)
TH11-03: Frontiers of GVC research: A Collaborative Workshop Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (UL105)
TH13: Out of Sync: Disordered Temporalities and Temporal Conflicts in Contemporary Capitalism
TH13-01: Desynchronized Temporalities and Lifeworld Thursday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
TH13-02: Organizational Rhythms and Their Management Thursday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
TH13-03: Contemporary Capitalism and Its Emerging Temporal Orders Thursday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 48 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and Distress
TH14-01: Theorizing Possibility Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH14-02: Futures, Finance and Markets Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH14-03: Disputing Alternative Futures Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH14-04: Prefiguring Possible Selves Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH14-05: Building Alternative Worlds: Strategies and Institutions Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D705)
TH15: Socio-Economic and Political Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We Heading?
TH15-01: Future of Latin America in the 21st Century Thursday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH15-02: The Dilemmas of the Brazilian Economy in the 21st Century Thursday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH15-03: Development Economic Policies Thursday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH15-04: Income Distribution and Social Policies Thursday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH15-05: Social Policy and Neoliberalism Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D704)
TH16: Socio-Economics Revisited: Economic Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics
TH16-01: Dialogues between Heterodox Economics and Economic Sociology Friday, 8:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
TH16-02: Social Logics of Economic Life Friday, 10:15am Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
TH16-03: Institutional Dynamics of Capitalism: Innovation, Growth and Money Friday, 2:00pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
TH16-04: Paradigms and Policies: A Turning Tide in Economics? Friday, 3:45pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center (Bldg D) (D601)
TH17: The Future of Algorithmic Inequalities and Organizational Dynamics
TH17-01: Global Aspects of the Digital Disruption: Strategies, Ethics and Management Challenges Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
TH17-02: Algorithmic Expertise and Ways of Working Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
TH17-03: Algorithmic Practices in Organizations Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 49 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH17-04: Algorithms for Organizational Processes Friday, 3:45pm University Center (Bldg U) (U204)
TH18: Veblen Seen Anew: Power, Social Class, and the New Economy
TH18-01: Veblen Seen Anew I: Power and the State Friday, 8:30am University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
TH18-02: Veblen Seen Anew II: Business and Consumers Friday, 10:15am University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
TH18-03: Veblen Seen Anew III: Culture and Society Friday, 2:00pm University Center (Bldg U) (U201)
TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future
TH19-01: Rhythm and Time in Work of the Future Thursday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
TH19-02: Contesting Value and Visibility in Contemporary Capitalism Thursday, 10:15am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
TH19-03: Making Working Subjects in a (Post) Neoliberal World Thursday, 2:00pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
TH19-04: Making Identities and Selves in the New World of Work Thursday, 3:45pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
TH19-05: The Intimacies and Affects of Future Work Friday, 8:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts (Bldg B) (B458)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 50 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Main Schedule
FP-01 Participants Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Methodological Approaches to Think Public Policies in Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 Social Exclusion Patterns Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: "The Future of Alberto Castro Jaimes, UNAM the World: Futurology, Futurists, and the Struggle for The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Poverty the Post Cold War Imagination" by Jenny Andersson and Tax (OUP 2018) Bernardo Ramirez, UNAM Conception of Poverty and Antipoverty Programs Featured Panels & Speakers Veronica Villarespe, UNAM Factors Associated with Economic Wellbeing for the Session Organizer Elderly in México Mathias Jessen, Department of Management, Sebastian Antonio Jimenez Solis, UNAM Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business Evolution of Inequality and Poverty in Latin America: School Possible Growth Strategies in the Medium Term Book Author Jose Nabor Cruz Marcelo, UNAM Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), CNRS C-01 Critics Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Timur Ergen, Max Planck Institute Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Melissa Fisher, New York University Gender and Equality Issues Mathias Jessen, Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business C: Gender, Work and Family School Session Organizers Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de B-01 Louvain Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University University Center U312 Caryn Medved, City University of New York Resetting Asian Offshore O&G Supply Chain: MNC Moderator Corporate Strategy, Global Interdependence and Caryn Medved, City University of New York State Challenges Participants Do Computer Technologies Create a New Hope for B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Gender Pay Equality? Efrat Herzberg-Druker, University of Wisconsin- Session Organizer Madison Antonio Botelho, Universidade Candido Mendes What Are the Barriers and Resistances to Professional Participants Equality between Men and Women? an Examination of Russia's Oil and Gas Pivot to Asia: State Politics, the Actors of Industrial Relations in Québec (1997-2017) Economic Development and Market Dynamics Guenole Marchadour, Interuniversity Research Yuko Adachi, Sophia University Centre on Globalization and Work The Perils and Promises of Global Interdependence: Gender Pay Gap in the French Entertainment Industry? Brazil and Japan Oil Relations Sabina Issehnane, CEE Antonio Botelho, Universidade Candido Mendes Do Women Really Worry More about Money Than Men? Geology, Not Institutions: Malaysia‘s Oil Industry Rethinking Gender Influence on Economic Attitudes Success amidst Strong Distributive Pressures Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine Renato Lima de Oliveira, Asia School of Business The New Frontier: New Technologies, Sea Bed Mining D-01 and the Promisses of Socio-Economic Development in Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am the Pacific Islands Countries Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Pascale Hatcher, University of Canterbury Knowledge, Boundaries, and Legitimacy in Health Care Professions
B-02 D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am World University Center U304 Perspectives of Social Policies to Reduce Poverty Session Organizer and Social Exclusion in Latin America Elizabeth Gorman, Sociology, University of Virginia Participants B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Shared Technology, Competing Logics: How Healthcare Providers And Law Enforcement Agents Use Prescription Session Organizer Drug Monitoring Programs To Combat Opioid Misuse Jose Nabor Cruz Marcelo, UNAM Elizabeth Chiarello, St. Louis University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 51 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Boundaries of Responsible Knowledge: The Positive Re- E-03 Valuation of Ignorance in Medicine Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Kellie Owens, University of Pennsylvania Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 Challenging the Myth of Meritocracy in Medicine Author Meet Critics: "Strong Governments, Tania Jenkins, Temple University Precarious Workers: Labor Market Policy in the Era On the Idea of Arm's-Length Relationships in Health Care of Liberalisation " by Philip Rathgeb (Cornell Daniel Menchik, Michigan State University University Press 2018)
E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States E-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Dealing with the Crisis in Europe: Social Concertation Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex at a Cross-Road Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and College Dublin Welfare States Book Author Philip Rathgeb, University of Konstanz Session Organizer Critics Timo Weishaupt, University of Goettingen Christian Ibsen, University of Copenhagen, FAOS Moderator Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for Bernhard Ebbinghaus, University of Oxford Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) Participants and Labour Market Studies Ireland: From Social Pacts to Grand Coalitions or the Politics of Legitimation Aidan Regan, UCD F-01 Italy‘s Oscillation from Concertation to Disintermediation – Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am and Back? Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Stefano Sacchi, University of Milan Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism Crisis Concertation in Europe: A Comparison of Social (1): Theories and Abstractions Partner‘s Involvement Since 2008 Benedikt Bender, University of Mannheim F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Bernhard Ebbinghaus, University of Oxford Putting the Pieces Together: Explaining Social Session Organizers Concertation in Crisis-Ridden Europe Daniel Tischer, University of Bristol Timo Weishaupt, University of Goettingen Marc Lenglet, NEOMA Business School Lotta Björklund Larsen, Stockholm University Dean Pierides, University of Stirling E-02 Participants Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Janus and Juno: Why Understanding Organizations Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Backwards Is Propelling Organization Forwards into the Managing the Macro – Understanding Macroeconomic Abyss Practices and Economic Development in the Global Graham Sewell, University of Melbourne Economy Organisational Caretaking: How Financialisation Could Transform the Public and Non-Profit Sector E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Dean Pierides, University of Stirling Welfare States Ruminations of the Calculable Cow Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison Session Organizer Alexander Spielau, Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies Participants F-02 Macroeconomic Management in a World of Capitalist Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Diversity: The Politics of National Growth Strategies and Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Their Societal Foundations Innovation and the Internet Alexander Spielau, University of Hamburg Japan‘s Economic Dilemma and ―Neoliberal‖ Reforms F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Sara Konoe, Kansai University Changing Winds: Perceptions of Crisis, Social Bloc Session Organizers Realignment and Growth Models in Latin America Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Renato De Gaspi, Central European University Southern Methodist University Discussant Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Alexander Spielau, Max-Planck-Institute for the School Study of Societies Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 52 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Intensity of Workload per Exam and Academic Come and Get Your Capital: How Black Women Use Outcomes Twitter to Increase Their Social Network Carmen Aina, University of Eastern Piedmont Sasha Pierre-Louis, Virginia Commonwealth Why Do Interns Intern? Understanding Key University Employability Drivers for Interns Do Regulations Shape Public Opinion on an Innovation? Tilly South, University of Technology, Sydney a Study of the Ride-Hailing Regulation Using Twitter Data Estimating School Performance Using Machine Yuni Wen, Said Business School, University of Learning Method of Data Envelopment Analysis Oxford Mohammad Sulistiyo, Universitas Indonesia Emerging Forms of Data Driven Governance: New Citizen Management in China and in USA G-03 Mads Vestergaard, Center of Information and Bubble Studies, University of Copenhagen Thursday- 8:30am - 10:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Precarious Work in Dynamic Sectors G-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Session Organizers Employee Representation & Human Resource Management David Marsden, London School of Economics Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Moderator Session Organizer Simon Weingaertner, Helmut-Schmidt-University Christian Grund, RWTH Aachen University Moderator Participants Jens Mohrenweiser, Bournemouth University Fast Fashion Workers in New York and Milan. Do Participants Institutions Matter for Low Wage Workers in a Very Employee Voice in Management and Employee Well- Globalized Industry? Being: The Effects of Institutional Frameworks in France Giovanna Fullin, Milano Bicocca and Great Britain In a Taxi, Stuck or Going Places? David Marsden, London School of Economics Meenakshi Sarkar, Leeds University Business Works Councils and Workplace Health Promotion in School Germany Uwe Jirjahn, University of Trier Fashion Work As a Precarious Semi-Professional Do Works Councils Improve the Quality of Project Apprenticeship Training in Germany? Evidence from Alexandra Manske, Hafen City University Workplace Data Hamburg Julia Raecke, Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) G-04 The Role of Works Councils for Incidence and Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Consequences of Performance Appraisals University Center U622 Christian Grund, RWTH Aachen University Labour Market Networks and Intermediaries
G-02 G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Session Organizers Education: Outcomes David Marsden, London School of Economics Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Moderator Session Organizers Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen David Marsden, London School of Economics Participants Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen The Negotiation of Recruitment and Selection Criteria in Moderator Skilled Occupations: The View of Professional Recruitment Consultants Ulrich Walwei, Institute for Employment Research Gerbrand Tholen, City, University of London (IAB) Effects of Potential and Active Network Combinations: Participants Evidence from Colombian Labour Market A Ninis‘ Analysis in Brazil and Its Macro-Regions Thibaud Deguilhem, University of Bordeaux between 2012 and 2018, Considering Entry-Exit Francois Combarnous, GREThA – CNRS 5113 – Decisions University of Bordeaux Carolina Borges, FACE/UFMG
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 53 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Double-Edged Sword? Labor Market Intermediaries' Asset Manager Stewardship and the Tension between Influence on the Employment Precariousness of Socially Fiduciary Duty and Social License Diverse Jobseekers from the Perspectives of Staffing Patrick Jahnke, University of Edinburgh Agencies and Their Human Resources Clients Varieties of Corporate Saving: Ownership Structure and Shani Kuna, Sapir Academic College the Financialization of the Firm Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study Social Networks and Elite Recruitment: The Chinese of Societies Civil Service Examinations, 1400‒1580
Enying Zheng, University of Cambridge; Peking University I-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 G-05 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: University Center U503 Contemporary Debates‖: Frameworks and Political Strategies for the Implementation of a Post- Job Quality Capitalist Society G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources I: Alternatives to Capitalism Session Organizers Session Organizer David Marsden, London School of Economics Audrey Laurin-Lamothe, York University Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Moderator Moderator Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Pedro Teixeira, U Porto/ CIPES Participants Participants Left Populism: Diffusion and Limits for a Post-Capitalist Do Social Relationships Matter for the Causal Effect of Agenda Unemployment on Mental Health? Evidence from Panel Emanuel Guay, Université du Québec à Montréal Data Audrey Laurin-Lamothe, York University Gerhard Krug, Institute for Employment Research Christian Pépin, York University (IAB) Transition Towards a Post-Capitalist Society: The Inequality and Polarization in Job Quality in European Necessity of a Rupture Countries. a Study on a Large Sample of Employees Christian Pépin, York University Using Self-Organizing Maps Emanuel Guay, Université du Québec à Montréal Egidio Riva, Università degli Studi di Milano - Audrey Laurin-Lamothe, York University Bicocca On the Social Definitions of Useful Labor Mario Lucchini, Università degli Studi di Milano - Francois Desrochers, York University Bicocca
Innovation: A Misleading Catch-All Term That Hides Several Strategies, Which Have Each Different I-02 Consequences for Employment and Job Quality. Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Malo Mofakhami, Univ. Paris I, CES and CEET Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Technological Change and Working Time: What Relationships at the Workplace Level in France and Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Great-Britain? and the Commons‖: The Role of the State and Christine Erhel, CNAM CEET Religion in Fostering (or Impeding) the Development of Cooperative/ Democratic Enterprises H-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am I: Alternatives to Capitalism Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Session Organizers The Age of Asset Manager Capitalism, the Rise of Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Indices, and the Fiduciary Duty of Passive Investors and the Graduate Center, CUNY Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Session Organizers Moderator Jan Fichtner, University of Amsterdam Jonathan Preminger, Cardiff University Eelke Heemskerk, University of Amsterdam Participants Moderator The Role of the State in Nascent Co-Operative Adam Leaver, Sheffield University Management Entrepreneurship in Germany School, Conduit Rd, Sheffield S10 1FL Philipp Degens, University of Hamburg, Participants Department of Socio-Economics Asset Management As a Digital Platform Industry: A A Spatial Analysis of the Determinants of the Clustering Global Financial Network Perspective of Social Enterprises in Geographic Communities in Daniel Haberly, University of Sussex South Korea: At the Interstice of Policy, Local Steering Capital: The Growing Private Authority of Index Community Environment and Market Providers in the Age of Passive Investing Casper Claassen, Hertie School of Governance Johannes Petry, University of Warwick
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 54 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Commonifying from inside the State? the Case of ―La Big Data for Small Debts: The Power of Comunificadora‖ and the Promotion of Alternatives to Inclusion/Exclusion Capitalism Marie Langevin, Université du Québec à Montréal Vera Vidal, UOC Social Cash Transfers and (Digital) Financial Inclusion Social Movement, Religion, and Cooperatives: The in South Africa Founding of Solidarity Economy Enterprises in Brazilian Lena Sophia Gronbach, University of Cape Town Communities 1994-2009 Digital Government Social Grants in Mexico : The M. Paola Ometto, University of Alberta Capture of Capital and of the Citizen Solene Morvant, University of Geneva, Faculté des Sciences de la Société I-03 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am J-02 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable Gig Economy 1. Regulation and Trust Transformations (Part 1) J: Digital Economy I: Alternatives to Capitalism Session Organizer Session Organizers Thomas Beauvisage, Orange Labs Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics Participants and Business Platform Capitalism in the Nordics – Regulated Labour Francesca Forno, University of Bergamo Markets or Marginal Impact? Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of Anna Ilsøe, FAOS, Department of Sociology, London Copenhagen University Moderator Do Sharing Economy Platforms Foster Trust in Others? Francesca Forno, University of Trento Evidence from a Survey Experiment Participants Thierry Penard, CREM, University of Rennes 1 The Role of Politics in the Local Governance of Social Work, Health, and Wellbeing in the Gig Economy Innovation: Some Insights from Southern Europe Katherine Hill, University of Texas at Austin Lavinia Bifulco, University of Milano-Bicocca Resistance Against the Recommodification of Labour in Who Really Cares? Introducing an ‗Ethics of Care‘ to the Platform Economy on the Example of Food-Delivery Debates on Transformational Value Co-Creation Platforms in Germany Benedetta Cappellini, Royal Holloway, University Vera Trappmann, Leeds University Business of London School Liz Parsons, Liverpool University Management School Klara Scheurenbrand, EMLyon Business School K-01 Balancing or Offsetting Alternatives? Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Socioenvironmental Strategies and Financial Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Sustainability in European Eco-Communities Interest Alignment and Inclusive Governance: Cases Jan Blazek, Department of Environmental Studies, in Point Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Work and Employment J-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Phil Almond, University of Leicester ICT for Development 1. How Digital Technologies Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Transform Financial Relationships in the Global Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of South Louvain/FNRS, Brussels Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal J: Digital Economy Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Session Organizers Nicolas Roby, Université de Montréal Solene Morvant, University of Geneva, Faculté Moderator des Sciences de la Société David Peetz, Griffith University Marie Langevin, Université du Québec à Montréal Participants Jean-Philippe Berrou, LAM-CNRS 5115, Institute Experimenting with Liberating Leadership: Further of Political Studies of Bordeaux Insights from the Field Moderator Olivier Jegou, Université catholique de Louvain Jean-Philippe Berrou, LAM-CNRS 5115, Institute European Employer Interest Representation: Beyond of Political Studies of Bordeaux Social Dialogue Participants Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University ―We Tell Your Life in Numbers‖, or the Digitalisation of Critical Reflections on Partnership Research through a Trustworthiness in Rural Mexico Case Study of the Automotive Policy Research Centre Clement Crucifix, University of Louvain Charlotte Yates, University of Guelph
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 55 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Contested Narratives on Industry 4.0: Evidence from the N-01 Montreal Aerospace Industry Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Sara Perez Lauzon, HEC Montreal Financial Crises and Governance
N: Finance and Society L-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers University Center U300 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Governing through Instruments I: Statistics, Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Indicators, and Reporting University Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego L: Regulation and Governance Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Participants Session Organizers Banks Beyond Borders: Lessons from Foreign-Owned Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis Banks‘ Behavior during the Global Financial Crisis John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Stephen Nelson, Northwestern University Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School The Resilience of German Savings Banks: How Politics Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam and Administration Defy Expectations. Moderator Mark Cassell, Kent State University Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Secrets and/or Public Debates: Interactions between Participants Experts and Society When Creating and Implementing The Relation between Statistical Governance and the New Currencies Institutional Model: A Story of South African Statistics Elisa Klüger, Princeton University Juliette Alenda, University of Amsterdam The Social Structure of Financial Crisis Governance, International Economic Statistics. Biased Arbiters in 1974 and 2008 Global Affairs? Pierre-Christian Fink, Columbia University Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam / AISSR The Discontinuous Turn in Financial Modelling and its Designing Supply Chain Reporting Initiatives: The Stakes for Society Dynamics of Agenda Setting and Policy Negotiations Christian Walter, Kedge Business School, FMSH Jaco Fourie, University of New South Wales Discussant Financial Restatements and Regulation Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Poonam Puri, Osgoode Hall Law School Why Does the Doing Business Project Conflate the Performance and the Quality of Law? Melike Arslan, Northwestern University Discussant N-02 Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 M-01 Market Devices, Ratings and Intermediaries Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U502 N: Finance and Society Preferencias sociales Session Organizers M: Spanish Language Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Session Organizers University Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego de Madrid Participants Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Valuing Unicorns: Venture Capital and Initial Public Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Offerings Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Dave Elder-Vass, Loughborough University Participants The Valuation Process of Companies Traded on the Religión y Preferencias Por Redistribución En El Brasil M&a Market As a Valuation Process of M&a Yasmin Salazar, Escuela Politécnica Nacional Intermediaries ¿Vidas Financiarizadas? Un Análisis Del Caso Español Valerie Boussard, Université Paris Nanterre Matilde Massó, Universidade da Coruña Shifting Logics of Legitimacy and an Emerging Paradox Nazaret Abalde Bastero, University of A Coruña in the Corporate Bond Rating Industry Desarrollo Educacional y Diversidad Linguística: El Jacob Apkarian, CUNY, York College Caso Del Ifam - Campus Tabatinga A Camera Obscura? Evaluating Credit Quality in a Iara Bichara, Instituto Federal de Educação, Context of Relative Certainty Ciência e Tecnologia de Sergipe Davon Norris, The Ohio State University La geografía en la promoción de valores comunitaristas Discussant Maria Teresa Renteria Rodriguez, Universidad de Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Guadalajara
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 56 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA O-01 Q-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U204 University Center U202 Labor Standards and Social Upgrading in GVCs State and Varieties of Capitalism (I)
O: Global Value Chains Q: Asian Capitalisms
Session Organizers Session Organizer Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Gary Gereffi, Duke University Participants Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Climate Policies in State-Led Capitalism. the Case of Eric Thun, University of Oxford South Korea Moderator Thomas Kalinowski, Ewha Womans University Arianna Rossi, ILO, International Labour Making Sense of China‘s Bid to Establish a Central Organization Bank Digital Currency (CBDC): An Interdisciplinary Participants Analysis of the of the Drivers, Enablers, Tensions, and Making Ratings Work: Causal Evidence from the Private Potential Consequences for China and the World Regulation of Labor Rights Elizabeth Thurbon, UNSW Australia Matthew Amengual, University of Oxford Reshaping State-Business Relations in China's Socialist Social Compliance and Gender in Global Value Chains: Market Economy: From Horizontal Transition to Vertical Addressing the Failure on Gender Discrimination Embeddedness of Plan and Market Stephanie Barrientos, Global Development Yongshin Kim, Sejong University Institute, University of Manchester China‘s Globalizing State-Business Networks – Charlotte Pallangyo, WG Inclusive Investments and Interlocks Displacing Labour Abuses? a New Perspective to Nana De Graaff, VU University Evaluate the Effectiveness of Governance Instruments in Gvcs. Alessandro Guasti, London school of Economics R-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Opening Session P-01 Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance University Center U617 Institutions and Development (I): Case Studies Session Organizers Mehmet Asutay, Durham University P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Session Organizer Participants Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Emergence and Change in the Origin and Trajectory of Scientifique - CNRS Theory and Practice of Islamic Economics and Finance: Moderator Constituting Theory Aida Calvo, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Participants Economics of wellbeing in Islamic Moral Economy vs Financial Globalization in Historical Perspective: Capitalist Economy Governance Corporate and Shareholder Value in Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Colombia Cooperatives as the Civil Society Movement and the Aida Calvo, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sustainable Development Goals: Cases of Islamic The Corporatization Effects on the Non-Financial State Cooperatives in Southeast Asia Companies Performance from the Countries of the Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Pacific Alliance (1998-2018) Martha Liliana Arias Bello, University Javeriana (Professor) TH01-01 Financialization and Its Avatars: Mutualities, Corporate Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Personhood, and the Judicialization of Finance in University Center UL105 Postsocialist Romania Uncertainty and Personalization Narcis Tulbure, Bucharest University of Economic Studies TH01: Algorithmic Prediction vs. Shared The Mexican Economy Slow Growth: An Alternative for Uncertainty: Social Consequences of Individualized Growth? Forecast Gustavo Vargas, UNAM Session Organizers Alberto Cevolini, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 57 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Moderator The Emergence of Systemic Risk: Federal Reserve, Celia Lury, University of Warwick Bailouts, and Monetary Government at the Limits Participants Onur Ozgode, Department of Sociology, Networks of Uncertainty: Models, Expertise, and Northwestern University; Department of Troughs in the World of Machine Learning Sociology, Northwestern University Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Helicopter Money: Politicians and the Bank of England‘s How Do Neural Networks Represent Society? from Unconventional Monetary Policy Categorical Prediction to Behavioral Traces Jana Grittersova, University of California, Dominique Cardon, Sciences Po Riverside Calculated Content: How Algorithms Inform Citizens with Personalised News, Advertising, and Propaganda Jaromir Junne, Helmut Schmidt University TH14-01 Jacob Reilley, Helmut Schmidt University Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Discussant Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 David Stark, Columbia University & University of Theorizing Possibility Warwick TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and TH03-01 Distress Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts - B262 Session Organizers Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Felipe Gonzalez Lopez, Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 1) Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw TH03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Varieties of Digitized Capitalism Participants Possibility - the Story: Economic Sociology, Session Organizers Anthropology, and Beyond Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Sozialforschung Anna Horolets, University of Warsaw Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB Mikołaj Pawlak, University of Warsaw Chun Yang, The Possible Fertility Under Economic Uncertainty: Participants Theoretical and Empirical Insights from Europe Digital Global Value Chains: The Location of Daniele Vignoli, University of Florence Manufacturing and Innovation in the New Digital Giacomo Bazzani, University of Florence Economy Public Scenarios and Transformative Politics: Narrating Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Possibilities and Constraints Data, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Industrial Internet Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Platforms in Global Value Chains Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung TH15-01 The Fourth Industrial Revolution and Global Production: Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Towards a Reconceptualization of Value Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Chris Foster, University of Manchester Future of Latin America in the 21st Century
TH15: Socio-Economic and Political TH09-01 Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Heading? Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Central Banking and Monetary Policy Session Organizers Clemente Duran, UNAM TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis Rolando Cordera Campos, UNAM, National Autonomus University of Mexico Session Organizers Moises Balestro, Universidade de Brasilia Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Participants Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Latin America Quest for an Institutional Framework for Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Long Term Development Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Rolando Cordera Campos, UNAM, National Moderator Autonomus University of Mexico Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Gvc Trap and How Latin America Can Get out of It Participants Clemente Duran, UNAM Varieties of Central Banking in Emerging Economies The Faulty Cross-Class Coalition during Brazilian Mustafa Yağcı, Koc University Social-Democratic Experience Post-Crisis Ascendancy of Regulatory Macroeconomics: Moises Balestro, Universidade de Brasilia Technocratic Power of Central Banks, Knowledge Discussants Problems in Economics and Global Financial Order Gary Gereffi, Duke University Erturk Ismail, Alliance Manchester Business Alicia Barcena, ECLAC School, University of Manchester
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 58 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH19-01 Colonial Legacies, Political Orders and Development Thursday - 8:30am - 10:00am Outcomes Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Adnan Naseemullah, KCL Rhythm and Time in Work of the Future State Rescaling and the Dynamics of Government- Business Relations in Turkish Cities: A Comparative TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future Analysis Osman Savaskan, Marmara University Session Organizers Agricultural Transformation and Reorganization of Sugar Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Production in Contemporary Turkey Karen Gregory, Berra Dodurka, Boğaziçi University Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of Businessmen As ‗Crooks‘?: Narratives on Wealth, New York Success and Failure Moderator Ayse Seda Yuksel, University of Vienna Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of New York B-04 Participants Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Life behind Handle Bars: Experiencing Urban University Center U312 Algo(rhythms) As a Bicycle Messenger in London‘s Gig- Structure, Institutions and Socio-Economic Economy Transformation Adam Badger, Royal Holloway, University of London B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Neoliberal Times: Three Models for Constructing Unequal Futures Session Organizers Natalia Savelyeva, School of advanced studies, Matthew Amengual, MIT University of Tyumen, Russia Caroline Arnold, CUNY Whose Lives Count? Young People‘s Imagined Futures Mark Dallas, Union College Dawn Lyon, University of Kent Richard Doner, Emory University Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong FP-02 Participants Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Investigating International Conflicts as a Clash of University Center UL104 Capitalisms Thomas Kalinowski, Ewha Womans University The Importance of a Common Vision: Forgotten Presidential Panel - SASE at 30: Looking Traditions of Thinking about the Importance of State to the Future with Past SASE Presidents Capitalism for Socio-Economic Development Andreas Noelke, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Featured Panels & Speakers Goethe University Governance and the Paradox of the Informal Economy: Session Organizer How Institutional Entrepreneurs Exploit Robust Action in Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego a Polycentric System Discussants Rick Woodward, University of Edinburgh Business Amitai Etzioni, GW University School Wolfgang Streeck, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University C-02 Marion Fourcade, UC Berkeley Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Gender and Work-Family Issues B-03 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am C: Gender, Work and Family University Center U304 Center-Local Relations and the Subnational View of Session Organizers Development Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Louvain B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Caryn Medved, City University of New York Session Organizers Moderator Matthew Amengual, MIT Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Caroline Arnold, CUNY Louvain Mark Dallas, Union College Participants Richard Doner, Emory University Work-Life Balance Amongst French Self-Employed Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Workers. Debunking the Flexibility Myth Thanks to Participants Geometric Representations. Double Embeddedness and Subnational Development: Julie Landour, CNAM / CEET Pathways Toward Capitalism in China From Commodification to Free Labor: The Gendered Wen Xie, University of Chicago Effects of the Etsy Platform on Work and Family Anne Jourdain, University Paris-Dauphine
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 59 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Work-Life Conflict in the Hybrid Areas of Work. the Case Session Organizers of Solo Self-Employed Workers in Europe Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Rossella Bozzon, Work and Employment Southern Methodist University Relations Division, Business School, University of Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Leeds School Annalisa Murgia, University of Milan Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung D-02 Participants Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Comparative Capitalisms and New Technology: Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Renewable Energy in Europe Consultants and Professional Service Firms Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business School D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing The Geography of Eco-Innovation : Evidence from World French Industrial Firms Simon Nadel, University of Lille / Clerse Session Organizers Expectations and Misalignment in a Strategic Niche: Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Reflecting on Japan‘s Photovoltaics Industry James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Maki Umemura, Cardiff University Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Leonard Seabrooke, Participants G-06 Characterizing the Market(s) for Management Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Consulting Services to Public Organizations in Denmark Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Jakob Laage-Thomsen, Copenhagen Business Education and Inequality School Professionalization through Occupation? the Case of G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Multi-Firm Careers in Management Consulting Felix Buehlmann, University of Lausanne Session Organizers Professional Service Firms As Agents of Economic David Marsden, London School of Economics Globalization: A Political Perspective Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Mehdi Boussebaa, University of Glasgow Moderator Uschi Backes-Gellner, University of Zurich Participants F-03 The Evolution of Gender Gaps in Numeracy and Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Literacy between Childhood and Young Adulthood Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Alvaro Choi, University of Barcelona Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism Does Time-to-Degree Affect Labour Market Outcomes? (2): Shifting Financial Realities Giorgia Casalone, University of Eastern Piedmont; F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamic Session Organizers and Public Policy Dean Pierides, University of Stirling New Inequalities? Returns to Postgraduate Education Lotta Björklund Larsen, Stockholm University and the Dynamics of Mass Higher Education and the Daniel Tischer, University of Bristol Labour Market in Portugal Marc Lenglet, NEOMA Business School Pedro Teixeira, U Porto/ CIPES Participants A New Approach to the Politics of Education Systems‘ Regulating the Digital: The Co-Production of Algorithms Reforms in Mifid 2 and Gdpr Tom Chevalier, University of Oxford Robert Seyfert, Universität Duisburg-Essen Taxtech Imaginaries: Outsourcing Tax Audits By Introducing Digitized Information Chains at the Swedish G-07 Tax Agency Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Lotta Björklund Larsen, Stockholm University University Center U622 Parasitic Assemblages: Exploring the Organisation of Labour Market Segmentation the Cdo Daniel Tischer, University of Bristol G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Automating Financial Work: A Multi-Sited Ethnography of Computerized Markets Session Organizers Marc Lenglet, NEOMA Business School David Marsden, London School of Economics Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen F-04 Moderator Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Jaewook Lee, Boston University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Participants Innovation and the Environment Disentangling the Impact of Crisis on Income Polarization By Population Groups F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Sergio Scicchitano, INAPP (National Institute for the Analysis of Public Policies); GLO (Global Labor Organization)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 60 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Technical Change and Globalization: Two Mechanisms Welfare Receipt in Germany: Determinants, Exit Routes Working Together to Weaken the Middle-Class Workers and Recidivism in EU? Evidence from 2008 to 2014 within EU Torsten Lietzmann, Institute for Employment Industries. Research (IAB) Malo Mofakhami, Univ. Paris I, CES and CEET The Effect of Job Search Assistance and Compensation How Did the Changing Pattern of Public Employment on Displaced Workers Fuel Labour Market Dualisation in France ? Jens Stegmaier, Institute for Employment Marion Mauchaussee, CLERSE, Lille University Research Heloise Petit, CLERSE, Lille University; CEET- Does Extended Unemployment Benefit Duration CNAM Ameliorate the Negative Employment Effects of Job Unequal Opportunities of Human Capital Investment Loss? from Different Socio-Economic Origins in Mexico 2006 Daniel Fackler, IWH and 2014 Rosa Elvira Cedillo, El Colegio de México H-02 Towards Typology of Labour Fragmentation: Case of Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Contemporary Russia Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Arkadiy Tuchkov, St. Petersburg State Economic Global and Regional Corporate Networks of University Ownership and Control G-08 H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Stephanie Ginalski, Lausanne University Training: Reforming Institutions Eelke Heemskerk, University of Amsterdam Jan Fichtner, University of Amsterdam G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Participants The Two Waves of Financialisation: Interfirms Networks Session Organizers in Switzerland 1990-2015 David Marsden, London School of Economics Stephanie Ginalski, Lausanne University Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Private Equity Elites: Back to the Future? Moderator Fabien Foureault, University of Lausanne, LINES Gerbrand Tholen, Northampton Square Participants H-03 Repurposing Institutions through Categorization: The Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Conundrum of New Apprenticeships in Peripheral Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Service Sectors Organizations, Financialization and Consequences Manuel Nicklich, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Varieties of Institutional Renewal: The Case of Apprenticeship in the U.S., England, and Australia Session Organizers Johann Fortwengel, King's College London Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Howard Gospel, King's College London Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Dynamics of Chronic Unemployment in Denmark, Johanna Mair, Stanford University Finland and Germany Moderator Regina Konle-Seidl, IAB Cédric Durand, Université Paris 13 Labour Market Regional Dispersion. Territorial Participants Differences in the Propensity of Becoming Discouraged Organizational Churn, Class Divisions, and the Workers in Germany, Italy, United Kingdom. Management of Organizations in the Pursuit of Wealth Sabrina Colombo, University of Milan and Power Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers Business School - Newark and New Brunswick G-09 Mark Mizruchi, University of Michigan Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Financialization in the Workplace: Short-Term Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 Shareholders, Outsourcing, and Labour Flexibility Unemployment: Policies Tristan Auvray, Université Paris 13 Evan Bertin, Univeristé Paris 13 G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Corinne Vercher-Chaptal, Université Paris 13; Université Paris 13 Session Organizers Institutions and the Growth of Systemic Banks: A David Marsden, London School of Economics Comparative Analysis Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Michel Goyer, University of Birmingham Moderator Rocio Valdivielso del Real, Liverpool John Moores Shani Kuna, Sapir Academic College University Participants Organizational Foundations of Economic Resilience and Unemployment Duration and the Role of Job Related Recovery: Employment Trajectories, Institutional Concessions for Leaving Welfare Diversity and Ecologies of Organization in the US during Bernhard Christoph, Institute for Employment the Great Recession Research (IAB) Marc J. Schneiberg, Reed College
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 61 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA H-04 Participants Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Creating Consumers Versus Citizens: How School Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Choice Generates Inequality Regimes and How Nation, Nationalism, and the Economy Democratic Alternatives and Opposition Could Reinvigorate Democracy H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Katherine Chen, The City College of New York and the Graduate Center, CUNY Session Organizers The Endless Loop of Democratic Accountability Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Caroline W. Lee, Lafayette College Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Alternative Organizations As Reorganizations of Johanna Mair, Stanford University Neoliberal Capitalism Participants Sophie Del Fa, Université du Québec à Montréal National Business Responses to the Populist Right Youth Creative Work: Communities of Care Daniel Kinderman, University of Delaware Miranda Campbell, Ryerson University The Role of Collective Beliefs: Deconstructing the Institutionalization and Political Impact of Social Imaginaries I-06 Betsy Carter, University of New Hampshire Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Class Trips Beyond Borders: Ethnicizing National Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Identity through Government Sponsored Heritage TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Tourism Movements‖: Innovating Community Connections Virag Molnar, New School for Social Research via the Arts and Economic Exchanges: Perspectives from NYC Practitioners (Roundtable) I-04 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am I: Alternatives to Capitalism Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Session Organizers TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Contemporary Debates‖: The Capitalisms of the and the Graduate Center, CUNY Anthropocene: Localizing Global Economies Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester I: Alternatives to Capitalism Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Session Organizer Moderator Ashwani Vasishth, Ramapo College of New Joseph van der Naald, The Graduate Center, Jersey CUNY Moderator Participants Sulayman Njie, Bluefield State College; US Fountain House‘s Social Enterprise Initiative: The Government Accountability Office Evolution of Employment in Mental Health Participants Ian Campbell, Fountain House Capitalizing on the Concepts of Capitalism: Global Greg Stanger, Fountain House Capital, Meet Local Capital Fountain House Gallery and Studio Ashwani Vasishth, Ramapo College of New Ariel Willmott, Fountain House Gallery Jersey Gytis Simaitis, Fountain House Gallery A New Social Order Facilitated By Blockchain Co-creating Reality: Supporting Non-monetary Nikhil Varma, Ramapo College of New Jersey Connections at the Global Participatory Arts Festival Women and the Commons: Dongria Kondhs Seed FIGMENT Collection System David Koren, FIGMENT Sanghamitra Padhy, Ramapo College of New Jersey J-03 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am I-05 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Gig Economy 2. Meaning and Skills Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, J: Digital Economy and the Commons‖: How Schools/Universities Session Organizer Encourage or Impede Democratic Participation Jean-Samuel Beuscart, University Paris Est - I: Alternatives to Capitalism Marne-la-Vallee Participants Session Organizers We Don‘t Need No Education! How the Gig Economy Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Challenges the Current Education Paradigm of the and the Graduate Center, CUNY Western World Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Andrea M. Herrmann, Innovation Studies Group, Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Utrecht University Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech In Search of Meaningful Work on Digital Freelancing Moderator Platforms: The Case of Design Professionals Alexander Kolokotronis, Yale University Ekaterina Nemkova, Nottingham University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 62 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Ratings and Written Communication in the Platform Work and Employment Economy. a Case Study of Four Young Danish Workers on Digital Platforms. Session Organizers Louise Nielsen, Roskilde University Phil Almond, University of Leicester Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University J-04 Moderator Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Philippe Pochet, ETUI Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Participants ICT for Development 2. Informal Economy Disruptive Markets and Union Responses to Precarious Work: A Cross-National Comparison of Retail J: Digital Economy Sean O'Brady, Université de Montréal Session Organizer Strengthening and Re-Building Collective Bargaining Solene Morvant, University of Geneva, Faculté Gerhard Bosch, University Duisburg-Essen des Sciences de la Société Rethinking the Interaction between the Different Participants Negotiating Regimes in Quebec Public Sector: The When Women Entrepreneurs Help Each Other: A Study Case of 2015 Negotiation of Semiformal Networks of Support in Brazil Chloe Fortin-Bergeron, Université du Québec à Aline Coutinho, University of Ottawa Trois-Rivières Networks of Mobile Contacts and Market Coordination in Can Chinese Enterprise Unions Improve Union the Urban African Informal Sector Identification? Comparative Case Studies of Six Thomas Eekhout, GREThA Subsidiaries of Foreign Multinational Enterprises Jean-Philippe Berrou, Sciences Po Bordeaux Xiaoming Bao, University of Montreal (ERIUM)
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West African Urban Informal Economy. Jean-Philippe Berrou, LAM-CNRS 5115, Institute L-02 of Political Studies of Bordeaux Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Francois Combarnous, GREThA – CNRS 5113 – University Center U300 University of Bordeaux Nurturing 'charismatic Credit': The Personification of Governing through Instruments II: Standards, Digital Borrowing By Chinese Migrant Factory Workers Ratings, and Certification Tom McDonald, Department of Sociology, The L: Regulation and Governance University of Hong Kong Session Organizers K-02 Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School What's Driving the Gig Economy? Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Philip Schleifer, University of Amsterdam Work and Employment Participants Session Organizer The Credit Rating Agency Paradox: Looking behind the Michael Reich, University of California, Berkeley Regulatory License Participants Giulia Mennillo, National University of Singapore An Earnings Standard for New York City's Fhv Drivers: Bold Claims, Weak Wages: The Implementation of Economic Analysis and Policy Assessment ―Living Wage‖ Standards in Voluntary Sustainability James Parrott, The New School Certification Programs Understanding the Trend in U.S. Alternative Work Elizabeth Bennett, Lewis & Clark College Arrangements: Evidence from Tax Data Governing By Standards – Comparing the Andrew Garin, Univeristy of Illinois Characteristics of Cross-Border Regulation in Consumption Insurance and Multiple Jobs: Evidence Accounting and Education Policies from Rideshare Drivers Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen Dmitri Koustas, University of Chicago Marcus Wolf, University of Bremen Two Decades of Protecting Driver Pay in NYC - What‘s When Does Private Regulation Become Government Changed? Regulation? the Case of Securities Rating and Hospital Meera Joshi, Taxi and Limousine Commission Accreditation in the United States Discussant Joris Gjata, University of Colorado Boulder Bruce Schaller, Schaller Associates Markets and Environmental Cognitions: How the U.S. National Organic Standards Changed the Gender of K-03 Organic, the Perception of Agroecology, and the Fate or Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Organic Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Kathryn Anderson, University of Wisconsin Discussant Institution Building in and Around Collective Philip Schleifer, University of Amsterdam Bargaining
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SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 63 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Analysis of the Determinants of International Inequalities in CO2 Emissions (Análisis de los factores M-02 determinantes de las desigualdades internacionales de Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am las emisiones de CO2) University Center U502 Yolanda Fernandez, Facultad de CC. Económicas Cambio tecnológico y desarrollo y Empresariales, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid M: Spanish Language Session Organizers N-03 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Consumer Indebtedness Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de N: Finance and Society Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Session Organizers Participants Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University The Values That Sustain Capitalism: ICT and Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Telecommunications Companies University Patricia Rivero, Federal University of Rio de Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Janeiro Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Urbanism Determinants on Innovations Participants Lorenzo Dávila-Cano, Universidad Carlos III Will Consumer Debt be the Next Financial Crisis? an Ramos Montener, Universidad de Castilla- La Issue of Social Justice Mancha Stephanie Ben-Ishai, Osgoode Hall Law School Jesús Sarria-Pedroza, Universidad Complutense Access to Credit Vs. Financial Consumer Protection in de Madrid the Digital Marketplace: A European Perspective Dinámica De La Cadena Global Aeroespacial y Sus Olha Cherednychenko, University of Gronigen Factores De Competitividad y Estancamiento; Un How Fintechs Refashion Creditworthiness and Análisis Con Teoría De Grafos Consumer Credit/Debt Experience through Original Alberto Morales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma Consumer Intelligence de México David Martin, Novancia Business School - Paris Hector Diaz, FACULTAD DE ECONOMIA UNAM Discussant Liz McFall, University of Edinburgh
M-03 N-04 Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U503 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Proteción ambiental y desarrollo Financialization M: Spanish Language N: Finance and Society Session Organizers Session Organizers Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston de Madrid University Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Participants Moderator The Financialization of State Firms in Europe: Blanca Olmedillas, Facultad de CC. Económicas y Organizational and Institutional Determinants Empresariales, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Agnes Janssen, University of Cologne Participants Historical and Industry-Driven Determinants of El Rol De Las Instituciones En El Uso De Los Recursos Financialization of Nonfinancial Firms, US, 1970-2008 Naturales Para El Desarrollo Económico: Una Revisión Youn Ki, Miami University Sistemática De La Literatura Misung Ahn, Samsung Securities Jose Luis Medina Bueno, Universidad Autónoma Infrastructure Finance: Historical Perspectives and the de Madrid Evolution of Financial Instruments Optimal Emissions Taxation and Internalization of Jen McArthur, University College London Environmental Damage When Emissions Occur during The Financialization of Water Access : A Case Study in Use or at Disposal Colombia Amagoia Sagasta, University of the Basque Brendan Ecuyer, University of Geneva Country UPV/EHU Pension Funds and Patient Capital: The Case of ABP Environmental Profile of Road Transport (Perfil Janna Goijaerts, Institute of Public Administration medioambiental del transporte por carretera) Discussant Blanca Olmedillas, Facultad de CC. Económicas y Kim Pernell, University of Toronto Empresariales, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 64 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA O-02 Inequalities and Use of Financial Products Against the Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Concept of the Life Cycle of a Household University Center U204 Maria Lissowska, Warsaw School of Economics New Actors in GVCs P-04 O: Global Value Chains Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U620 Session Organizers Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Taxation and Social Responsibility Gary Gereffi, Duke University P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Eric Thun, University of Oxford Session Organizer Moderator Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Anna Giunta, Università Roma Tre Scientifique - CNRS Participants Moderator Labour Power in the Global South: Social Upgrading Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Paths in Different Sectors and Countries Participants Christina Teipen, Berlin School of Economics and Bridging the Red-Blue Divide: A Proposal for U.S. Law Regional Tax Relief Across the Chain. Dock Labour Systems in the Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan European Ports: A Comparative Analysis on Two Responsible Corporate Tax Behavior – an Emerging Container Terminals Sustainability Practice Andrea Bottalico, Università degli Studi di Firenze Sara Jespersen, Copenhagen Business School FIRMS‘ Efficiency and Global VALUE Chains: An The Political Manipulation of U.S. State Revenue Empirical Investigation on Italian Industry Policies Anna Giunta, Università Roma Tre Inyoung Cho, Korea University Discussant P-02 Camelia Bogdan, University of Florida Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U601 Good Finance: What Should Finance be for? - Q-02 Roundtable Discussion Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Author Meets Critics: "China‘s Capitalism. A Session Organizer Paradoxical Route to Economic Prosperity‖ By Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Tobias ten Brink (University of Pennsylvania Press, Participants 2019) Discussants Q: Asian Capitalisms Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Martina Macpherson, Global Network for Session Organizer Sustainable Financial Markets Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Sozialforschung Paul Williams, North Carolina State University Moderator Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für P-03 Sozialforschung Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Book Author University Center U617 Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University Institutions and Development (II): Wealth and Critics Income Distributions Robert Boyer, Institut des Amériques Nana De Graaff, VU University P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Session Organizer Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University Scientifique - CNRS Q-03 Moderator Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Anastasia Biermann, Goethe University Frankfurt University Center U202 Participants Institutional Varieties of Distribution – an Empirical State and Varieties of Capitalism (II) Investigation of Three Different Prototypes of Capitalism Q: Asian Capitalisms Anastasia Biermann, Goethe University Frankfurt The Spatial Mediation of the Structural Crisis of the Session Organizer Finance-Dominated Accumulation Regime in Sweden: A Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Régulation Perspective Participants Claes Belfrage, University of Liverpool States of Mind: The Government, Symbolic Power and Markus Kallifatides, Stockholm School of the Accounting Profession in China Economics Crawford Spence, King's Business School
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 65 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Industrial Upgrading, State Activism, and the Role of Session Organizers Banks Alberto Cevolini, University of Modena and Reggio Angela Garcia Calvo, Harvard University Emilia The Bank of Japan: Monetary Policy, Central Bank Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University Independence and Central Bank Transparency Moderator Markus Heckel, Goethe University Dominique Cardon, Sciences Po The Indian Economy‘s Unprecedented Investment- Participants Saving Slowdown The Purposes and Paradoxes of Predictive Policing Mritiunjoy Mohanty, Indian Institute of Solon Barocas, Cornell University Management Calcutta Assembling Expertise: Emerging Governance of Algorithmic Systems in New York City R-02 Maximilian Heimstaedt, Witten/Herdecke Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Discussant Islamic Moral Economy 1 Shamus Khan, Columbia University R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance TH08-01 Session Organizers Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U205 Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Fathomless Ecologies 1 Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia TH08: Fathomless Ecologies: The Utopia of Green Participants Finance, the Dystopia of a Financialized Planet, and Comparison of the Concept of Time Value of Money in the Re-imagination of the Socio-Economic Sphere Islamic and Conventional Economics from Ontological Perspective Session Organizers Zeyneb Hafsa Orhan, Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim Ian Thomson, University of Birmingham University Hendrik Vollmer, University of Leicester Mind the Gap; Modern and Classical Thought for Islamic Kenneth Weir, University of Leicester Economics, Accounting & Finance, Management and Moderator Banking Studies Ian Thomson, University of Birmingham Murniati Mukhlisin, Tazkia University College of Participants Islamic Economics Sustainability Indicators in Trade Credit Insurance As a Trigger for Sustainable Management Audrey Terracher-Lipinski, Martin-Luther R-03 Universität Halle-Wittenberg Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Conservation Banking Instruments: A Complex Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Assemblage of Tools for Risk Management Islamic Finance 1 Stephanie Barral, INRA R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance TH09-02 Session Organizers Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Banking Crises, Leverage and Default Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis Participants Fixed Income Assets of Islamic Banks: Moving Forward Session Organizers to ADAPT a New Role As a Trading House Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Imam Uddin, Institute of Business Management Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Islamic Finance Probabilistic Topic Models Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Ezzedine Ghlamallah, Centre d’Etudes et de Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Recherche en Gestion d’Aix-Marseille (CERGAM) Moderator Interest-Free Participating Mortgage As a New Housing Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Finance Method: Stochastic Modelling and Comparison Participants with Conventional Mortgage How Financial Markets Evolve: Strategic Alignment and Yusuf Varli, Ibn Haldun University the Rise of Subprime Mortgage Finance Jacob Habinek, Linköping University The Paradox of De-Financialization TH01-02 Michael Faust, Soziologisches Forschungsinstitut Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am (SOFI) Goettingen University Center UL105 Keeping Bank F Alive Predictive Policing and Algorithmic Governance Anne van Der Graaf, Max Planck Sciences Po Center (MaxPo) TH01: Algorithmic Prediction vs. Shared Catastrophic Futures: Governing Expectations and Uncertainty: Social Consequences of Individualized Reconfiguring State-Market Relations through Bank Forecast Stress Tests Julian Jurgenmeyer, Columbia University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 66 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Discussant TH14-02 Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Futures, Finance and Markets
TH10-01 TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Distress Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Genealogy of Visions of the Future Session Organizers Felipe Gonzalez Lopez, TH10: Futures and Visions of Global Orders Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Session Organizers Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame CNRS Participants Vincent Cardon, CURAPP-ESS (University of A Fearful Future: Philanthropy As a ―Commodification‖ Amiens-CNRS) of Culture? the Case of the American Friends of French Melissa Fisher, New York University Cultural Institutions Olivier Pilmis, CNRS Anne Monier, CRESPPA (Paris Moderator VIII/Nanterre/CNRS) Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), Could Alternative Currencies Experiments Contributes CNRS to the Marxian « Abolition of Money » ? Participants Raphael Porcherot, Ecole Normale Supérieure The Prognostic Sign – Inferential Semiotics and Paris-Saclay Uncertain Futures Imagined Futures in Underprivileged Communities: Robin Porsfelt, Copenhagen Business School Fictional Expectations Shaping Illegal Markets Imaginaries of National Decline and U.S. Tax Policy in Mauricio Reinert, State University of Maringá the 1980s Homo Speculans and the Populist Futures of Finance Timur Ergen, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou, University College Societies, Cologne; Max Planck Institute for the London Study of Societies Prediction, Rhythm, Stochasticity: The Time of Socialist TH15-02 Statistics Narcis Tulbure, Bucharest University of Economic Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Studies Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 The Dilemmas of the Brazilian Economy in the 21st Century TH13-01 TH15: Socio-Economic and Political Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We University Center U201 Heading? Desynchronized Temporalities and Lifeworld Session Organizers TH13: Out of Sync: Disordered Temporalities and Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Temporal Conflicts in Contemporary Capitalism Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Session Organizers de Madrid Mateusz Halawa, New School for Social Research Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Marcin Serafin, Polish Academy of Sciences, Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS Lisa Suckert, Max-Planck-Insitute for the the André Cunha, UFRGS Study of Societies Moderator Moderator Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Lisa Suckert, Max-Planck-Insitute for the the Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Study of Societies Participants Participants Commodity Prices Socks and the Macroeconomic Finance and Hunger: Clashing Temporalities in the Performance of the Brazilian Economy in the 2000s Global Food System André Cunha, Universidade Federal do Rio Fabio Parasecoli, New York University Grande do Sul Steak Today, Top Ramen Tomorrow: How Contingent Slowdown and Crisis of the Brazilian Economy, 2011- Workers Navigate Temporal Uncertainty and Envision a 2016: A Review of Literature Life for Themselves Lucas Lima, Federal University of Rio Grande do Kathleen Griesbach, Columbia University Sul Department of Sociology Stagnation, Productivity and Financial Hegemony: The Discussant Dilemmas of the Brazilian Economy in the 21st Century Marcin Serafin, Polish Academy of Sciences, Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 67 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Financing Development in a Hierarchical International FP-03 Monetary and Financial System: The Case of Brazil Thursday - 12:45pm - 1:45pm Luiza Peruffo, Federal University of Rio Grande University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium do Sul (UFRGS) Discussant André Cunha, UFRGS Featured Speaker Marie-Laure Salles- Djelic (Sciences Po, Paris) - "Prometheus to Dionysus: Can We Re-Enchant the TH19-02 Future?" Thursday - 10:15am - 11:45am
Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Contesting Value and Visibility in Contemporary B-05 Capitalism Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center - D1103 TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future Author Meets Critics: "Good Governance Gone Bad Session Organizers - How Nordic Adaptability Leads to Excess" by Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Darius Ornston (Cornell Press 2018) Karen Gregory, Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development New York Session Organizer Moderator Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Book Author Participants Darius Ornston, University of Toronto Waiting to See What Happens: Apprehending the Future Critics after Deliveroo‘s Introduction of a Variable Wage Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Structure in Germany School Niels van Doorn, University of Amsterdam Richard Doner, Emory University Collective Sustainable Entrepreneurship As an Affective Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Action Net Basak Kus, Wesleyan University Agata Dembek, Kozminski University; New York Henry Yeung, National University of Singapore University The Contours of Self Branding As a Laid Off Buzzfeed Journalist B-06 Sophie Bishop, King's College London Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm University Center U312 SP-01 Production Practices/Production Pragmatics: Skills, Thursday - 12:10pm - 1:45pm Manufacturing, Lending University Center - UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Session Organizer Women and Gender Forum Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Moderator Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Session Organizers Participants Dorottya Sallai, University of Greenwich Creative Production: Jet Engines and the Fold Chiara Benassi, LSE Victoria Hattam, New School for Social Research Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Sussex Gerald Berk, University of Oregon
The Politics of Embodied Skill: Defining and Defending I-07 Worker Contributions Thursday - 12:30pm - 2:00pm Natasha Iskander, New York University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Tacit Knowledge and the Future of Work Debate Michael Piore, MIT Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Dividing Lines: Building Culture and Hierarchies of and the Commons‖: Occupy, Resist, Produce – Design and Labor Scop Ti (Documentary - 2018, 34 min.) Will Thomson, NYU I: Alternatives to Capitalism Session Organizers C-03 Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm and the Graduate Center, CUNY Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Family Policies, Gender and Welfare State Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech C: Gender, Work and Family
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 68 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizers Crisis of Success‘ of Korean Growth Model: Dynamic Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Changes and Problems of Institutional Louvain Complementarities in Production and Welfare Regimes. Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Mook-kwon Chung, Yonsei University Caryn Medved, City University of New York Moderator Anne Gillet, CNAM, Lise-CNRS E-05 Participants Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Located: The Missing Motor of Patriarchy University Center U622 Deborah Dean, University of Warwick Bringing Ideas and Identity to Employment A Decade of Development: The Relationship between Relations Studies State and Employer Work-Family Reconciliation Policies in the United Kingdom from 2007 to 2018 E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Rosa Daiger von Gleichen, University of Oxford Welfare States Redistribution and Work-Family Policy in 45 Countries Session Organizers Laurie Maldonado, LIS Christian Ibsen, University of Copenhagen, FAOS To Work or to Care? Contesting Policy Paradigms on Martin Carstensen, Copenhagen Business School the Gender Dimension of the Welfare State Participants Janna Goijaerts, Institute of Public Administration After the Social Crisis: The Transformation of Employment Relations and Work Organization at France Télécom D-03 Maxime Bellego, University of Aix-Marseille Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Union Legitimacy in New Zealand, Australia, the United Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Kingdom and Ireland Professions and Economic Development Colm McLaughlin, University College Dublin D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing The Role of Ideas in the Development of Employment World Relations Marco Hauptmeier, Cardiff University Session Organizers (Mis)Matched Frames of Reference: Cognitive Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Foundations of Employment Systems James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Dionne Pohler, University of Toronto Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Leonard Seabrooke, Participants F-05 Boardroom Dynamics in Global Norm-Making: Executive Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Career Patterns and Deliberation in International Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Organizations Organization and Technology inside Fast Capitalism Alexander Kentikelenis, University of Oxford (3): Digitalisation,Work & Employment Innovating Indicators – Politics or Profession? an Analysis on the Rise of Alternative Measures of F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Economic Development in China Session Organizers Joan Van Heijster, University of Amsterdam Marc Lenglet, NEOMA Business School What Determines Citizen Perceptions of National Lotta Björklund Larsen, Stockholm University Economic Performance? a Socio-Economic Analysis. Dean Pierides, University of Stirling Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam / AISSR Daniel Tischer, University of Bristol Participants Emerging Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An Australian E-04 Case Study Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Fabio Mattioli, University of Melbourne Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 How App-Based Digital Technologies Govern Self- Growth Strategies and Welfare Systems' Reforms in Employed Collection Agents in the Home Credit Industry Various Capitalist Economies (Panel I) Abigail Marks, Heriot-Watt University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Another Hard Day's Night: Managerial Work, Digital Welfare States Communications and the Politics of Organizational Control Session Organizer John Hassard, Manchester University Bruno Palier, Sciences Po Jonathan Morris, Cardiff University Participants Growth Strategies and Welfare State Reforms Bruno Palier, Sciences Po F-06 Welfare and the Search for a New Growth in China Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Robert Boyer, Institute of the Americas Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Size, Scope, and Status: Why the American Growth and Algorithms, Governance, and Society Welfare Model Remains Exceptional Herman Schwartz, University of Virginia F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation ‗
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 69 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizers From Aspirations to Attainment - Class Background, Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Mental Health and the Labor Market Integration of Southern Methodist University Young Syrian Refugees in Germany Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Hans Dietrich, Institute for Employment Research School (IAB) Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung H-05 Participants Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Toward a New Sociology of Economic Design Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Georg Rilinger, University of Chicago The Return of Industrial Policy? Personal Data - Making the Markets Heli Koski, Aalto University School of Business H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Agency in Autonomous Systems for Law Session Organizer David Donald, The Chinese University of Hong Elsa Massoc, EUI Kong Participants Banks, Power and Institutions: The Divergent Priorities of European States Towards Their ―Too-Big-to-Fail‖ G-10 Banks after the Crisis Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Elsa Massoc, EUI Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 Explaining the Continuity of FDI-Led Growth in Ireland Job Quality: New Work Patterns and Hungary G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Aidan Regan, UCD Foreign Investment and National Industrial Policies: Session Organizers Constructing Overseas Takeovers in British and Italian David Marsden, London School of Economics Food Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Mark Thatcher, London School of Economics Moderator Industrial Policy in the European Union – the Enemy or Egidio Riva, Università degli Studi di Milano - the Tool of Integration? Bicocca Vera Scepanovic, Leiden University Participants Towards a Political Economy of Industrial Policy: From Job Enrichment to Employment Enrichment and Insights from the State-Centered Literature the Development of Minimum Standards of Job Quality Fabio Bulfone, MPIFG Christopher Warhurst, University of Warwick Discussant Angie Knox, University of Sydney Matthias Thiemann, Sciences Po Paris Job Autonomy in Europe: A Comparative Analysis between Nordic and Southern Countries Gabriel Pruneda, University of Oviedo H-06 Collaborative Work, Teachers and New Public Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Management – Insights from Sweden and Australia Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Mihajla Gavin, University of Sydney The Economic Consequences of Financialization The Effect of Non-Territorial Work Spaces on Employees‘ Satisfaction and Performance H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Kira Rupietta, University of Konstanz Session Organizers Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Johanna Mair, Stanford University G-11 Moderator Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Michel Goyer, University of Birmingham Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Participants Migration: Integration Financialization: In Search for a New ‗Studies‘ G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Mustafa Erdem Sakinc, Université Paris 13 Crises and Mutations in Global Retailing: The Role of Session Organizers Financialization, Corporate Governance and Algorithms David Marsden, London School of Economics Cédric Durand, Université Paris 13 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Why Have Losses Become More Common at Large Moderator U.S. Firms? Falling Operating Profits, Rising Debt Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Matthew Stimpson, University of California, Participants Berkeley Refugees Welcome: The Added Worker Effect of the The ‗Profits without Accumulation‘ Puzzle in Small and Large Refugee Inflow to German Establishments Open Advanced Economies. a Critical Case Study of Christian Hohendanner, Institute for Employment the Changing Relationships between the Financial and Research Non-Financial Sectors in the Swedish Economy. Political Economy of Labor Migration in Europe: Claes Belfrage, University of Liverpool Inclusive Dualization and Exclusive Incorporation Markus Kallifatides, Stockholm School of Jaewook Lee, Boston University Economics
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 70 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA H-07 Participants Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm When the Political Becomes Personal: Managing Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Commitment and Emotions in a Collectivist Organization Social and Political Capital Samantha Ortiz Casillas, Emlyon Business School Alternatives Ways of Life : Collaborative and Anti- H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Capitalistic Tourism Session Organizers Bertrand Reau, Conservatoire National des Arts et Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Métiers (LISE-CNRS) Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Workplace Cooperatives of Very Low Income and Johanna Mair, Stanford University Immigrant Women in New York City: Meaning Making Moderator through Job Crafting and Collective Participation Meindert Fennema, University of Amsterdam Seonmi Kim, Ramapo College Participants Cooperative Work Today : An Achievement of the Ideal Institutional Resource or Constraint? How Do Political of a Self-Managed Economy? Marion Maignan, Université Picardie Jules-Verne Connections Embrace Technological Entrepreneurship in China? I-10 Masaru Karube, Hitotsubashi University Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Does Social Capital Help Organizations Get through Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Unsettle Times? the Case of the Russian Manufacturing Enterprises. TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Daria Asaturian, National Research University Movements‖: Social Movements and the Capitalist Higher School of Economics State: Institutionalization or Critiquing Institutions? Leonid Kosals, National Research University I: Alternatives to Capitalism Higher School of Economics Session Organizers Madelaine Moore, Kassel University I-08 Carolina Vestena, Kassel University Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Bernd Bonfert, Roskilde University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Participants TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Re/Productive Unrest? the Emergence of Public Protest Contemporary Debates‖: Embodying Alternative in Ireland Futures: Debating Prefigurative Politics (Part 1) Madelaine Moore, Kassel University Within or Against the State? How Anti-Austerity I: Alternatives to Capitalism Initiatives in Spain, Greece and Germany Approach Session Organizer Institutionalization Bernd Bonfert, Roskilde University Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Moderator Using the Law Against Austerity: Legal Strategies and Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Social Mobilization during the Portuguese Financial Participants Crisis Carolina Vestena, Kassel University Prefiguration and Utopianism Discussant Suryamayi Clarence-Smith, Sussex University Prefiguration and the Concept of Hope Mayra Cotta Cardoso de Souza, The New School Ana Cecilia Dinerstein, University of Bath J-05 Prefiguration and the Future of Work Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Harry Pitts, University of Bristol Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Prefiguration and Emancipatory Pedagogy Antonia De Vita, University of Verona Blockchain 1. Investigating Cryptocurrencies: Francesco Vittori, University of Bergamo Socio-Technical Actors, Networks and Protocols J: Digital Economy I-09 Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Clement Gasull, Center for the Sociology of Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Innovation - Mines ParisTech; Orange Labs and the Commons‖: Can Communes and Research Collectives Foster Social Caring and Solidarity? Thomas Beauvisage, Orange Labs Participants I: Alternatives to Capitalism The Socio-Technical Infrastructure of Cryptocurrency Session Organizers Blockchains Koray Caliskan, Bogazici University, Department Katherine Chen, The City College of New York of Politics and the Graduate Center, CUNY Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Material Political Economies: The Case of Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Cryptocurrencies Donald MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Moderator Do Consensus Protocols Pre-Script the Distribution of Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier, SciencesPo Power? Clement Gasull, Orange Labs Research
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 71 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA J-06 K-05 Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Gig Economy 3. Precarity and Risks Digital Disruptions: What does the rise of algorithmic management, digital implants and J: Digital Economy industry 4.0 mean in terms of future research on the Session Organizer regulation of work and employment? Anne Jourdain, University Paris-Dauphine K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Participants Work and Employment A Crowd of Precarious Workers? Results of a Statistical Survey on a French Crowdsourcing Platform Session Organizers Pauline Barraud de Lagerie, Paris Dauphine Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal University Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Luc Sigalo Santos, Aix-Marseille University Moderator The Price of Success: Broadcasting Behaviour, Vincent Pasquier, HEC Montréal Audience, and Financial Earnings on an Online Participants Pornography Platform Studying the Digital Recomposition of Labour: A Jean Finez, Pacte, Université Grenoble Alpes Research Agenda Clément Bert-Erboul, Pacte, Université Grenoble Wifak Gueddana, King's College London Alpes Digital Implant Technology, Collectivism and Control Jean-Marc Francony, Pacte, Université Grenoble David Peetz, Griffith University Alpes Justifying Institutional Experimentation: Shared Meaning Pierre Brasseur, Pacte, Université Grenoble Alpes as Enabling New Collaboration - an example from Platform Precarity: Surviving Algorithmic Insecurity in Denmark the Gig Economy Julie Garneau, University Laval Alex Wood, University of Oxford Risks to Life and Limb: The Physical, Sexual and Psychosocial Dangers of Gig Work L-03 Alexandrea Ravenelle, Mercy College Thursday- 2:00pm - 3:30pm University Center U300 K-04 Law and Political Economy: Legal Underpinnings of Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Progressive Governance Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Experimenting with Multi-employer Approaches to L: Regulation and Governance Contingency Under the Emergence of New Forms of Session Organizers Work: What Lessons Can We Draw from the New Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge and the Old? James Varellas, UC Berkeley K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Moderator Work and Employment James Varellas, UC Berkeley Participants Session Organizers Can We Expropriate Predatory Housing Corporations? Heather Grob, Saint Martin's University the German Debate on the Compatibility of the Welfare Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for State and the Rule Law. Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge and Labour Market Studies A Critical Legal History of French Banking and Moderator Industrialization Gerhard Bosch, University Duisburg-Essen Jamee Moudud, Sarah Lawrence College Participants The Management of Stock Market Offences: Providing Retirement Benefits in a Multiemployer Setting Comparison of Two Insider Trading Cases. – The Challenges and Opportunities of Alternative Marie Badrudin, Université de Montréal Models The Social Ontology of Vulnerability, Resilience & Law Heather Grob, Saint Martin's University Rene Reich-Graefe, Western New England Reservation Wages and the Growth of Alternative Work Unversity School of Law Arrangements at Older Ages Michael Papadopoulos, The New School Dualism or Solidarity? Conditions for Union Success in M-04 Regulating Precarious Work Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Laura Carver, Cornell University University Center U502 Experimenting New Business Models in GVC: a Case of Democracia, economía y desarrollo en México Articulating of Overall Value Chain Governance and Social Contexts and its Impact on Employment in Food M: Spanish Language and Drinks Manufacturing in Europe Nadja Doerflinger, KU Leuven Session Organizers Experimentalism as Driver of Digital Marketplaces for Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Crowdwork and Gigwork Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Stefan Kirchner, Technische Universität Berlin de Madrid
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 72 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de N-06 Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Moderator Legality and Morality in Finance Ciro Murayama, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico N: Finance and Society Participants Session Organizers La Relación Comercial México-China-Usmca y Sus Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Implicaciones Para El Desarrollo Económico En México Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Hassel Ponce Pineda, Universidad Autónoma de University Madrid Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Determinación De LOS Factores QUE Inciden EN La Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Implementación De Medidas Sustentables EN EL Participants Sector Empresarial EN México Y SU Contribución a La Myths Combined: Money, Credit, and the Origins of Planeación Y EL Desarrollo Local: EL Caso De La Jewish Usury in the Middle Ages Ciudad De Mexicali, México. Oliver Braunschweig, The New School Ana Elena Andere, Universidad Autonoma de How Is Finance Judged? the Differential Management of Baja California Financial Fraud Technological Capabilities in Mexican Pharmabiotec Thomas Angeletti, CNRS, Université Paris Marcela Amaro, Fac. of Economy, UNAM Dauphine, IRISSO José Natera, UAM Xochimilco The Price of Illegality: Legal Regimes and Multiple México: Democracia, Economía y Demografía En El Monies in Syrian Hawala Networks Siglo XXI Gozde Guran, Princeton University Ciro Murayama, Universidad Nacional Autonoma Altering the Trajectory of Finance: Meaning-making and de Mexico Control in Malaysian Islamic Investment Banks Aaron Pitluck, Illinois State University Discussant N-05 Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 University ―Governing through Markets‖ – Governing Finance O-03 and Money in a Post-Crisis World Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm N: Finance and Society University Center UL104 Author Meets Critics: "Global Value Chains and Session Organizers Development: Redefining the Contours of 21st Alexander Spielau, University of Hamburg Century Capitalism" By Gary Gereffi (Cambridge Lisa Knoll, University of Hamburg; Martin Luther University Press 2018) University Halle/Wittenberg Participants O: Global Value Chains Banking and Security Supervision in Germany: Conflicts Session Organizer and Contradictions between the New and the Old World Jennifer Bair, University of Virginia Lisa Knoll, Martin Luther University Book Author Halle/Wittenberg Gary Gereffi, Duke University Governing Financial Markets As Critical Infrastructures: Critics Elective Affinities between Governing-through-Markets Rory Horner, University of Manchester and Securitization? William Milberg, New School for Social Research Andreas Langenohl, Justus-Liebig-Universität Florence Palpacuer, Universite de Montpelllier Giessen Eric Thun, University of Oxford The Entrenched Politics of Macroeconomic Governance: Paradigm Clashes in the Eurozone and the Emergence of the ‗Governing through Markets‘ Approach P-05 Alexander Spielau, University of Hamburg Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Utilizing Macroeconomic Knowledge in Monetary Policy University Center U601 Making. Sociological Insights from the Transcripts of the Author Meets Critics: "Finance at Work" edited by V. Federal Open Market Committee Boussard (Routledge 2017) Jan Sparsam, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Coupling Money Grids in Europe – the Political Dimensions of Money from a Relationist Perspective Session Organizer Aaron Sahr, Hamburg Institute for Social Valerie Boussard, Université Paris Nanterre Research Book Author Discussant Valerie Boussard, Université Paris Nanterre Aaron Sahr, Hamburg Institute for Social Critics Research Felix Buehlmann, University of Lausanne Alex Preda, King's College London
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 73 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA P-06 Comparative Capitalism and Emerging Markets: The Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Development of the Field University Center U620 Andreas Noelke, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Accounting (I): Accounting Theories and Models Goethe University Christian May, Institut für Politikwissenschaft, P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Goethe University Session Organizer Michael Schedelik, Goethe Universität Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Can China Lead Post-American Globalization? Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University Scientifique - CNRS Moderator The End of Engagement: US China Experts and Sino- Nihel Chabrak, United Arab Emirates University - American Relations, 1972 to the Present Collge of Business and Economics David McCourt, UC-Davis Participants The Decline of Substance over Form in Accounting R-04 Dov Fischer, Brooklyn College Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Reflecting on the IASB and the Market ―communion‖: Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 The Accounting Trilogy on How to Become ―rich in ideas‖ Islamic Finance 2 Nihel Chabrak, United Arab Emirates University - R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Collge of Business and Economics Jim Haslam, University of Sheffield, UK Session Organizers Unifying Europe through Budgetary Standards? the Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Governance of European Public Sector Accounting Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Standards (EPSAS) Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen Participants Teaching Islamic Economics as an Academic Subject: The Challenges of Comparative Law Q-04 Necmettin Kizilkaya, Istanbul University Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Transparency and Investment Recommendations for University Center U503 Islamic Investment Accounts: An Empirical Analysis The Political Economy of Financial Market Ahmed Badreldin, University of Marburg Development in China Bernhard Nietert, University of Marburg Shariah Governance and Shariah Compliance Q: Asian Capitalisms Performance Session Organizer Toumi Kaouther, University of Toulouse 3 Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Johannes Petry, University of Warwick Participants Sustaining Authoritarian Capitalism: Fintech in China‘s R-05 Socialist Market Economy and the Ideological Limits of Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Neoliberalism Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Julian Gruin, University of Amsterdam The Chinese Stock Market: Social Intruder or Unifier? Islamic Finance 3 Giulia Dal Maso, Trinity College Dublin R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Borders of Finance/Borders of China: Producing Borders in Cross-Border M&a in Shanghai Session Organizers Horacio Ortiz, East China Normal University Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Financialisation with Chinese Characteristics? State Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Capitalism, Exchanges & the Development of Capital Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Markets in China Participants Johannes Petry, University of Warwick Implementing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through Waqf on Blockchain Syed Ali, Research Professor and Director of Q-05 Research Division, College of Islamic Studies, Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Hamad Bin Khalifa University University Center U202 M. Evren Tok, Assistant Dean of Innovation and State and Varieties of Capitalism (III) Community Development, College of Islamic Studies, Hamad Bin Khalifa University Q: Asian Capitalisms Evaluating the Performance of Islamic Investment Session Organizer Funds: A Comparison with Socially Responsible Boy Luethje, Sun Yat-sen University Investment Funds, Conventional Funds, and Market Participants Benchmarks in Light of the Sustainable Development Hong Kong: An Offshore Variety of Capitalism? Goals (SDGs) Jamie Peck, University of British Columbia Abdurahman Jemal Yesuf, Hamad Bin Khalifa Jun Zhang, University of Toronto University Dalal Aassouli, Hamad Bin Khalifa University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 74 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Islamic Finance and Its Contribution on Sustainable TH04-01 Development: Role of Sukuk on Supporting Sustainable Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Development Goals (SDGs) Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Nur Dhani Hendranastiti, Durham University The Digital Platform Economy and the Reorganization of Work and Employment TH01-03 TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? University Center UL105 Session Organizers Precision Medicine and Prediction Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, TH01: Algorithmic Prediction vs. Shared Department of Sociology and Social Research Uncertainty: Social Consequences of Individualized Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Forecast Political Sciences, University of Milan Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Session Organizers Institute Alberto Cevolini, University of Modena and Reggio Moderator Emilia Daiga Kamerade, University of Salford/University Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University of Cambridge Moderator Participants Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Work in the Digital Platform Economy: Challenges to Participants Promoting Fair and Equitable Working Conditions Synchrony: Redistributions of Uncertainty Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Celia Lury, University of Warwick Institute Sophie Day, Goldsmiths, University of London Economic Dependence of Platform Workers and Description or Prediction? Restructing Epidemiology in Inequalities. the Case of Uber Drivers in France Cancer Medicine Sophie Bernard, IRISSO - Paris Dauphine Moran Levy, Bielefeld University University Algorithmic Prediction in Connected Health: The Case of The Ambivalence of Connectivity in the Platform Suicide Prevention. Economy. a Co-Research with Foodora Riders Romain Billot, Institut Mines-Télécom Atlantique Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan
TH03-02 Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm TH08-02 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Digitalization, Geographies of Production and University Center U205 Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 2) Fathomless Ecologies 2 TH03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and TH08: Fathomless Ecologies: The Utopia of Green Varieties of Digitized Capitalism Finance, the Dystopia of a Financialized Planet, and the Re-imagination of the Socio-Economic Sphere Session Organizers Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Session Organizers Sozialforschung Ian Thomson, University of Birmingham Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB Hendrik Vollmer, University of Leicester Chun Yang, Kenneth Weir, University of Leicester Participants Moderator Platforms, Value Chains and Governance: Do Platforms Hendrik Vollmer, University of Leicester Need a New Theory? Participants John Humphrey, University of Sussex Financialization of Municipal Water: A Case Study in the Governing Digital Transformation through Technological Arid American West Standards: The Case of Organizational Change in the Christopher Gibson, University of California, Irvine Transnational Field of Industrial Automation Technology Investing in the Quality of the Future; Mikimoto's Grzegorz Lechowski, Wissenschaftszentrum Ainoshima Pure Breed Pearl Venture Following the Berlin 1999 Japanese Akoya Pearl Oyster Extinction Crisis. Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB Berlin Social Science Yuko Yamashita, Hitotsubashi University Center Standardisation and Digitalisation in Global Value Chains and Learning for Local Suppliers from TH09-03 Developing Countries: The Case of Local Auto Parts Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Suppliers in Mexico and Turkey Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Merve Sancak, University of Cambridge Reconstructing the Global Financial Order I: Macro Discussant Perspectives Timothy Sturgeon, MIT TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis
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TH13: Out of Sync: Disordered Temporalities and Session Organizers Temporal Conflicts in Contemporary Capitalism Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Session Organizers Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Mateusz Halawa, New School for Social Research Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Marcin Serafin, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Moderator Lisa Suckert, Max-Planck-Insitute for the the Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Study of Societies Participants Moderator A Holistic Approach to the Governance of Global Marcin Serafin, Polish Academy of Sciences, Financial Regulation Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Faruk Ulgen, Grenoble Faculty of Economics-Univ Participants Grenoble Alpes Synchronizing the Temporal Layering of Entrepreneurial Theorizing Varieties of Banking Systems: Coordinated Projects – an Empirical Study of the Negotiation of Banking System in Canada and Liberal Banking System Imagined Futures in Entrepreneurial Groups in the US Isabell Stamm, Technische Universität Berlin Dean Curran, University of Calgary Marie Gutzeit, Technische Universität Berlin Tim Bauer, University of Waterloo Multiple Temporalities in the Movement of Capitalism: The Institutional Selectivity of Legitimacy in Financial The Case of the Corporation of London Capitalism – from 19th Century to 2008 Matthew Eagleton-Pierce, SOAS University of Sascha Muennich, University of Goettingen London Discussant Digitalizing Newspaper Journalism: Instituting and Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Negotiating a New Temporal Order Xanthe Whittaker, Leeds University Business School TH10-02 Discussant Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Mateusz Halawa, New School for Social Research Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001
Global Futures TH14-03 TH10: Futures and Visions of Global Orders Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), Disputing Alternative Futures CNRS Vincent Cardon, CURAPP-ESS (University of TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and Amiens-CNRS) Distress Melissa Fisher, New York University Session Organizers Olivier Pilmis, CNRS Felipe Gonzalez Lopez, Moderators Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Vincent Cardon, CURAPP-ESS (University of Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Amiens-CNRS) Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Olivier Pilmis, CNRS Participants Participants Articulating a Bright Future: New Power and Repertoires Budgeting for the Anthropocene? the Global Carbon of Construction in the Climate Justice Movement Budget and a ‗Performativity Expectation‘ in Laura Schlachter, University of Wisconsin- International Climate Politics Madison Baard Lahn, CICERO Centre for International For Better or for Worse: Competing Theories of Social Climate Research; TIK Centre for Technology Change Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo David Calnitsky, University of Western Ontario Functional Damage: Legitimating Simulations of Future Two Visions of the Future: Restoration and Renewal of Risks By Archiving the Present the UK Parliament Ian Gray, UCLA Dept of Sociology; Max Planck Sabina Siebert, University of Glasgow Institute for the History of Science Containing Superintelligence: Transhumanists and the TH15-03 Global Future of Democracy Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Apolline Taillandier, Sciences Po, MaxPo Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Logistics of Survival: Genealogical Origins of Systemic Development Economic Policies Risk Regulation in Nuclear War Preparedness Onur Ozgode, Department of Sociology, TH15: Socio-Economic and Political Northwestern University Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We Heading? TH13-02 Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Session Organizers University Center U201 Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Organizational Rhythms and Their Management de Madrid
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 76 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Session Organizers Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Jennifer Bair, University of Virginia Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS Alice Evans, King's College London André Cunha, UFRGS Participants Moderator Strike for America: The Political Consequences of Mass André Cunha, UFRGS Public Sector Strikes Participants Suresh Naidu, University of Columbia Multiple Layers, Multiplied Extractions: Credit Scoring Incentivising Pro-Labour Reforms and Neo-Extractivism in South America Alice Evans, King's College London Santiago Mandirola, The New School for Social Global Supply Chains As Labor Regimes: Towards Research Worker-Centered Forms of Regulation Economic Policy and Industrial Policy in Brazil Jennifer Bair, University of Virginia (2003/2017): Social Forces in Dispute A Regulatory Environment for a Globalized Age: How Joao Bocchi, Pontifical Catholic University of Sao the Global North Can Tame Corporate Misbehavior Paulo Erik Loomis, University of Rhode Island Maria Borges, Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Paulo C-04 The Creative Industries in Brazil: Applying the Creative Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Intensity Model Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Camila Lohmann Cauzzi, Universidade Federal do Men and Gender Identity Issues Rio Grande do Sul André Moreira Cunha, Universidade Federal do C: Gender, Work and Family Rio Grande do Sul Session Organizers Discussant Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Joao Bocchi, Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Louvain Paulo Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Caryn Medved, City University of New York Moderator TH19-03 Caryn Medved, City University of New York Thursday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Participants Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Diversity and Inclusion Measures Change about Sexual Making Working Subjects in a (Post) Neoliberal Orientation and Gender Identity in Japanese Firms from World 2014-2018 TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future Junya Yanagi, Graduate School of Business, Osaka City University Session Organizers Men in Finance for Emancipatory Social Change? Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Anika Thym, University of Basel; The New School Karen Gregory, Paternal Presence: What Happens to Masculinities Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of When Men Become Fathers ? New York Marc Bessin, CNRS Moderator Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary D-04 Participants Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Learning to Labor like a Hard Working Immigrant Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Michel Anteby, Boston University Professions in Finance & Accounting ―Working for a Country That Is Not My Own‖: Syrian Refugees and the Jordan Compact‘s Work Permit D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Program World Sarah Tobin, Chr. Michelsen Institute Session Organizers Beyond Diasporic Constraints: A Neoliberal It Approach Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia to Scientific Citizenship James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Lina Rincon, Framingham State University Leonard Seabrooke, Un(der)Employment and the Feeling of the Future in the Participants Training Industry Habits and Rationalities in Financial Decision Making of Kori Allan, University of Jyväskylä Professionals F.J. De Graaf, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences B-07 The Audit Court Society: Applying an Eliasian Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Theoretical Framework to the Analysis of the up-or-out University Center U304 System in Audit Firms The Future Is Now: New Approaches Towards a Pro- Sebastien Stenger, Institut Supérieur de Gestion Labor Globalization Collective Action and Intra-Professional Segmentation: The Case of the French Accountancy Profession (1942- B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development 2000) Carlos Ramirez, ESSEC Business School
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 77 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-06 Targeting within Universalism Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Olivier Jacques, McGill University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 Alain Noël, Université de Montrréal Growth Strategies and Welfare Systems' Reforms in A Silent Revolution of the Contributory Social Insurance European Economies (Panel II) Method: Moving Away from Equivalence and Towards Ability to Pay a Comparative Analysis of OECD E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Countries 1980-2016 Welfare States Michal Koreh, University of Haifa Session Organizer Reconsidering the Popular Politics of Redistribution: Bruno Palier, Sciences Po Preferences for Reducing Economic Inequality in the Participants U.S. Trying to be Cheap While Maintaining High Wage and Arvid Lindh, Stockholm University Social Benefit E-09 Bruno Palier, Sciences Po Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Growth Strategies and Welfare Reforms in Denmark Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 Christian Lyhne Ibsen, Michigan State University The Politics of Welfare Reform in a Liberal Market Immigration and Welfare Economy : The Irish Case E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Aidan Regan, UCD Welfare States E-07 Session Organizers Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam University Center U622 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Populist Parties, Welfare States and Labour Markets Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and College Dublin Welfare States Moderator Session Organizer Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Participants Alexandre Afonso, Leiden University Participants States of Exception: Racialized Welfare States, Anti-System Politics: How Inequality and Austerity Relational Concepts and Causality in the Longue Durée Anna Skarpelis, Harvard University Produce Populism and Political Polarization Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics Does Migration in the News Shape Welfare Solidarity? a The Economic and Social Policy Impact of the Populist Comparative Analysis of Media Coverage and Social Radical Right in Austria Policy Attitudes in Europe Philip Rathgeb, University of Konstanz Bernhard Ebbinghaus, University of Oxford Class Politics and the Populist Radical Right in the How Does Media Slant on Immigration Affect Welfare Nordic Countries Attitudes? Sanna Salo, Stockholm University Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Electoral Coalitions, Populist Parties and Policy Who Cares – Institutional Inequalities for Labor Migrants Reversals in Portugal and Italy in the Aftermath of the in the German Care Sector Eurozone Crisis Bettina Wagner, Humboldt University Alexandre Afonso, Leiden University F-07 Fabio Bulfone, MPIFG Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Linking Austerity and Nationalism in Right-Wing Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Populism: A Cross-National Analysis of Western Democracies The Impact of New Technologies on Work: Evidence Edward Crowley, New York University from Industry Studies F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation E-08 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Session Organizer Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Annette Bernhardt, UC Berkeley Labor Center Targeting, Progressivity and the Political Support Moderator for Social Insurance Elisabeth Reynolds, Massachusetts Institute of Technology E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Participants Welfare States Are Grocery Store Workers in Trouble? New Food Session Organizer Delivery Channels to the Home and the Future of Food Michaël Zemmour, SciencesPo (LIEPP); Retail Sarah Mason, University of California, Santa Cruz Université de Lille Participants Technology Innovation in the Mobility Sector: Insights Does Contribution-Based Financing Hinder from Detroit on Work and Skills Susan Helper, Case Western Reserve University Redistribution? an International Comparison Analysis Elvire Guillaud, Sciences Po (LIEPP) Technology and the Future of Workers: Early Findings Michaël Zemmour, SciencesPo (LIEPP) from Five Industry Studies Annette Bernhardt, UC Berkeley Labor Center
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 78 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA The Adoption of New Advanced Manufacturing Discussant Technologies: Implications for Work and Skills David Marsden, London School of Economics Suzanne Berger, MIT G-13 F-08 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Thursday 3:45pm - 5:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Training: Outcomes Inductive Approaches to Understanding Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Session Organizers David Marsden, London School of Economics Session Organizers Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Moderator Southern Methodist University Johann Fortwengel, King's College London Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Participants School Digitalisation and Further Training Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Ute Leber, Institute for Employment Research Gesellschaftsforschung (IAB) Participants Training Place Vacancies in Germany Performative Science Fictions, Foresights and Public Ute Leber, Institute for Employment Research Engagement in STI Policies (IAB) Eve-Lyne Comtois-Dinel, TÉLUQ Labour Market Returns to Double-Qualification Blue Latitudes: Properties of the Color Atlas Gabriele Wydra-Somaggio, IAB, Institute of Meredith Hall, The New School for Social Federal Employment Research Research The Fukushima Accident and Epistemologies of Nuclear Safety G-14 Aditi Verma, Massachusetts Institute of Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Technology Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Surgical Judgment, Policy, and Reckoning in the Wake Education: Reforms of Transvaginal Mesh: The Contemporary Socioeconomics of Medical Innovation G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Session Organizers David Marsden, London School of Economics Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen G-12 Moderator Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Christian Rupietta, University of Wuppertal Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Participants Beyond Building Walls: Migration and Labor Market Corporate-Community Partnerships in the Production of Policies Human Capital: Experimental Findings from Nurture G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Thru Nature (NtN), an Early Intervention STEM Program Radha Jagannathan, Rutgers University Session Organizer Resistance to MOOCs in the US Higher Education Annatina Aerne, University of St.Gallen System Moderator Valentina Goglio, University of Turin Annatina Aerne, University of St.Gallen Wider Supply, Higher Demand? Evidence from a Participants University Reform An Orchestra without Conductor: Coordination in the Alessandra Di Pietro, University of Torino Implementation of Integration Pre-Apprenticeships for Promoting Lifelong Learning through Individual Learning Refugees in Switzerland Accounts? the French Experience Annatina Aerne, University of St.Gallen Coralie Perez, Universite Paris 1- Centre Labour Market Integration of Refugees: The Role of d'économie de la Sorbonne Caseworkers How to Improve Employability of University Graduates in Martin Dietz, Institute for Employment Research a Changing Labor Market (IAB) Gemma Duran-Romero, Autonomus University of Adult Immigrants‘ Transnational Educational Madrid Biographies: The Role of Vocational Training Ana Lopez, Autonomus University of Madrid Janina Soehn, Sociological Research Institute (SOFI) at Göttingen University H-08 The Equal Treatment Principle Challenged? the Access Thursday 3:45pm - 5:15pm of EU Migrants to Job Seeking Allowances in UK and Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Germany Representation, Social Movements, and Institutional Angie Gago, University of Lausanne Work Refugee Policies As Labor Market Policies? the Recent Labor Market Integration of Refugees in Germany H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Barbara Laubenthal, University of Texas
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 79 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizers Participants Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Researching Prefiguration: Five Challenges Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Erik Mygind du Plessis, Copenhagen Business Johanna Mair, Stanford University School Moderator Prefiguration and Everyday Practices David Pinzur, UC-San Diego Francesca Forno, University of Trento Participants Stefan Wahlen, Wageningen University and The Reconfigurations of Business Models: The Case of Research Family Business in Brazil Prefiguration and Ecology Fernanda Soulé, Federal University of Sao Carlos Laura Centemeri, CNRS-EHESS, Paris-EFR, (UFSCar) Rome Institutional Entrepreneurship, Digitalisation and Organizing Prefiguration Competitive Dynamism: The Transformation of Small- Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of Business Accounting London Andreas Jansson, Linnaeus University The Multiple Fields of the Structure of Political I-12 Opportunities: Lessons from Environmental Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Contestation of Soybean Production in the Amazon Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Rainforest in Brazil Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Silvio Eduardo Candido, Federal University of Sao and the Commons‖: Decision-Making and Carlos - UFSCar Commitment-Building in Highly Democratized Workplaces H-09 I: Alternatives to Capitalism Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Session Organizers Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Katherine Chen, The City College of New York The State, Capitalism, and Industrial Policy and the Graduate Center, CUNY H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Session Organizers Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Moderator Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Jason Spicer, Massachusetts Institute of Johanna Mair, Stanford University Technology (MIT) Moderator Participants Elsa Massoc, EUI Aligning Ideals and Realities: An Ethnographic Study of Participants Nascent Organizational Democracy Public versus Private Logics within a Reinvented Form Trevor Young-Hyman, University of Pittsburgh of State Capitalism: The case of Italy‘s Cassa Depositi Composite Relations: Cooperatives between Collective and Prestiti and Company Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Nina Pohler, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin When Extractive Political Institutions Affect Public- Alternative Governance Models for Grass Root Private Contracting: Empirical Evidence from Organizations Indonesia‘s Independent Power Producers Under Two Susanne Giesecke, Austrian Institute of Political Regimes Technology Yohanna Gultom, Universitas Indonesia Working Toward a Better Future: The Many Meanings of States As Investors in the Global Economy: Towards the Worker Ownership in New York‘s Cooperative New Geopolitics of Foreign State-Led Investment? Ecosystem Milan Babic, University of Amsterdam Katherine Tait, University of North Carolina- Industrial Strategy, Industry Structure and Chapel Hill Competitiveness in the Automotive Industry Angela Garcia Calvo, Harvard University I-13 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 I-11 TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Movements‖: Alternative and Intentional Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Communities TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Contemporary Debates‖: Embodying Alternative I: Alternatives to Capitalism Futures: Debating Prefigurative Politics (Part 2) Session Organizers I: Alternatives to Capitalism Katherine Chen, The City College of New York and the Graduate Center, CUNY Session Organizer Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Moderator Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Moderator Laura Basu, Independent Scholar
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 80 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Grassroots Movements Striving for Beyond Sustainable Development - a Case Study of the 'ecosystem K-06 Collective' in Zanzibar Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Alina Husung, Linnaeus University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Fractal Communalism — Social Experiments, Futures in New Repertories of Collection Action the Present Zarinah Agnew, UCSF K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of The Politics of Circumvention: From Today‘s Off-Grid Work and Employment Housing to the Long History of Prefigurative and Interstitial Impulses Session Organizers Ryan Sporer, Salisbury University Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Alternative Justices, Alternative Futures Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of Lou Viquerat, Foresight Institute Louvain/FNRS, Brussels Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal Moderator J-07 Charlotte Yates, University of Guelph Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Participants Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Digital Technologies and Unionism Renewal: Mapping Gig Economy 4. Technology, Control and the out the Variety of Digital Practices and Their Impact on Platform Economy Unions‘ Core Functions Vincent Pasquier, HEC Montréal J: Digital Economy Christian Levesque, HEC Montréal Session Organizer Marc-Antonin Hennebert, HEC Montréal Juliet Schor, Boston College How Social Media Transforms the Relationship between Participants Activists and Union. Dimensions of Platform Labor Control and the Pauline De Becdelievre, IGS RH Experience of Gig Couriers Collectivity Besides the Company. Workers‗ WIlliam Attwood-Charles, Boston College Representation in the German Film and Television Stars, Starts and Stalls: Race and the Dynamics of Sector. Public Reputation on Airbnb Lisa Basten, Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) Mehmet Cansoy, Fairfield University ‗Algorithm Breakers‘ Are Not a Different 'Species': The Global Rise of Platform Firms in Urban Mobility Attitudes Towards Trade Unions of Deliveroo Riders in Markets Belgium Jason Jackson, MIT Kurt Vandaele, European Trade Union Institute Beyond the Iron Cage. Crowdworkers‘ Perception of and The Twin Peaks of the Ucu Dispute: Existential Interaction with Digital Reputation and Ranking Systems Surrealism on the Pension Picket Line Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB Berlin Social Science Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Center Christine Gerber, Berlin Social Science Center What Do Platforms Do? K-07 Steve Vallas, Northeastern University Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm
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Public Policy Experiments in the Regulation of Work J-08 and Employment Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Work and Employment Blockchain 2. The Governance of Blockchain Session Organizers J: Digital Economy Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Session Organizer Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Moderator Kevin Mellet, LISIS - University Paris Est Participants Kate Farhall, RMIT University Participants Blockchain Technology As a Digital Economic Practice: The Disintermediation of Trust New Mobility Policies and Labor Regulation in the U.S. Tim Jordan, University of Sussex New Economy Digital Temporalities: Transaction Time, Generative Pablo Mitnik, Stanford University Time, and Utopian Time in and Around the Blockchain The Artists' Historical Struggle to Access Better Work: Technology What's to be Learned from the Quebec's Experience? Ilan Talmud, University of Haifa Laurence Dubuc, Université de Montréal Entangled in Cryptoassets' Legal Nature and Youth in-Work Benefits in Spain: A Measure for Governance Reducing Poverty or for Increasing the Incentives to Filippo Zatti, Department of Economics and Work? Management/University of Florence Aroa Tejero, University of Oviedo
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 81 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Why Does Intersectionality Matter to Analyse the N-07 Institutionalization of Diversity Policies in Quebec‘s Thursday- 3:45pm - 5:15pm Academic World ? Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 Guenole Marchadour, Interuniversity Research Author Meets Critics: "The Myth of Millionaire Tax Centre on Globalization and Work Flight: How Place Still Matters for the Rich" by Bibiana Pulido, Interuniversity Research Centre Cristobal Young (Stanford Univ Press 2017) on Globalization and Work A Comparative Analysis of Labour Codes Reforms in N: Finance and Society Tunisia and Lebanon Session Organizer Sari Madi, University of Montréal Cristobal Young, Cornell University Book Author L-04 Cristobal Young, Cornell University Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Critics University Center U300 Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Risks and Regulatory Dilemmas in Finance Josh Pacewicz, Brown University Capitalism Sarah Quinn, University of Washington L: Regulation and Governance N-08 Session Organizers Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Managing Risk Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam N: Finance and Society Moderator Session Organizers John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Finitism, Rule Following and the Sociology of European University Insurance Capital Regulation Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Arjen van der Heide, University of Edinburgh Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Public Action and Financial Regulation Participants Faruk Ulgen, Grenoble Faculty of Economics-Univ Insuring Capitalism: The Political Economy of Insurance Grenoble Alpes Institutions Regulating Risk: The Unchecked Growth of Financial Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study Derivatives and Systemic Risk of Societies Erin Lockwood, University of California, Irvine Moral Hazard and Bank Risk-Taking Minskyan Technocrats? the Lost Dimension of Kim Pernell, University of Toronto Macroprudential Regulation Connecting Risk: Systemic Risk from Finance to the Jacques-Olivier Charron, Université Paris Digital Dauphine Dean Curran, University of Calgary Discussant Gendered Financial Market Risks John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Anne van Der Graaf, Max Planck Sciences Po Center (MaxPo) M-05 Model Markets between Futures and Stocks Roni Hirsch, Harvard University Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Discussant University Center U502 Onur Ozgode, Department of Sociology, Digitalización: Gobierno, ciudades y movimientos Northwestern University sociales M: Spanish Language O-04 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Session Organizers University Center U617 Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Supplier Agency in GVCs Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma de Madrid O: Global Value Chains Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Session Organizers Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Gary Gereffi, Duke University Participants Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Adhesión De Colombia a La Ocde: Desarrollo DEL E- Eric Thun, University of Oxford Gobierno Moderator Jose David Romero Puente, Universidad Mari Sako, University of Oxford Autonoma de Madrid Participants Plataformas Digitales Y Movimientos De Acción Towards a Process Framework for Sub-Supplier Colectiva. ¿TIENE Cabida EL Sindicato? Management in Global Value Chains Patricia Nieto, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Joerg Hofstetter, KEDGE Business School
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 82 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA How Do Subcontractors Upgrade in Gvcs? Assessing P-08 the Strategies and Performance of Mses in Italian Low- Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Tech Industries University Center U601 Giulio Buciuni, Trinity College Dublin Financial Regulation: The Fabric of Financial Market Variation of Knowledge Transfer and Global Value Regulation Chain Governance - a Case of Korean Electronic MNCs in Foreign Sites P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Jungmin Shin, Seoul National University Session Organizer Gayoung Kim, Seoul National University Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche A Dialectic Model of Global Production Network Scientifique - CNRS Participation and Organizational Change: A Case of Moderator Korean First-Tier Supplier in the Global Apparel Industry Caroline Vincensini, ENS Paris Saclay Jinsun Bae, School of Labor and Industrial Participants Relations, Cornell University At the Boundaries of the French Securities Markets O-05 Regulator (AMF): Its Role in the Co-Production of Financial Regulation with the Financial Sector and Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm University Center U204 Public Actors Caroline Vincensini, ENS Paris Saclay Sustainability in GVCs Information, Criticism and Value Judgments in O: Global Value Chains Institutional Dialogue in the Financial Sphere. Session Organizers Emmanuel Picavet, Université Paris 1 Panthéon- Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Sorbonne, UFR 10 & UMR 8103 Gary Gereffi, Duke University The Stories They Tell - How Companies Construct Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Narratives about Their Bussiness Models Eric Thun, University of Oxford Mario Abela, Queen Mary University of London Moderator Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Participants Q-06 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Political and Cultural Dimensions of Water and Land Management and Control in Global Agro-Food Value University Center U202 Chains. the Case of the Region of Murcia, Spain. The Myth of Japan‘s Convergence: Implications of Carlos de Castro, Universidad Autonoma de Recent Events for a ―Fourth Way of Capitalism‖ Madrid Q: Asian Capitalisms Fertile Ground without Seeds Yixian Sun, Yale University Session Organizer Addressing Sustainability Issues in Global Value Chains Ulrike Schaede, University of California San Diego (GVCs) and Global Supply Chains (GSCHs); A Tale of Participants Two Chains Of Excessive Salaries and Market Pay: Insights from Sherwat Ibrahim, School of Business, American Japan's ―Ghosn Incident‖ and the ―Jic Scandal‖ University in Cairo, AUC Ulrike Schaede, University of California San Diego Global Value Chains and the Uptake of Private Japan‘s Sluggish Embrace of Shareholder Capitalism Sustainability Standards Curtis Milhaupt, Stanford Law School Ellen Alexandra Holtmaat, Graduate Institute of The Far-Reaching Effects of Entrepreneurship Beliefs in International and Development Studies Japan Robert Eberhart, Santa Clara University P-07 Too Big to Converge? Japan Agricultural Cooperatives Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm and the Challenges of Reform University Center U620 Patricia Maclachlan, University of Texas Austin Accounting (II): The US Exceptionalism External-Internal Nexus of Japan‘s Economic Policies; P: Accounting, Economics, and Law What Does Japan‘s Infrastructure Export Strategy Tell Us about Japan‘s Style of Capitalism? Session Organizer Saori Katada, University of Southern California Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Discussant Scientifique - CNRS Gerald Curtis, Columbia University Moderator Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Participants Q-07 Global Standards without the United States? Institutional Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Work and the U.S. Non-Adoption of IFRS University Center U503 Kirstin Becker, University of Mannheim Inequality, Social Movements and Social Justice Driving Force or Veto Power? the Role of the SEC in the (Non-)Adoption of IFRS in the U.S. Q: Asian Capitalisms Kirstin Becker, University of Mannheim Session Organizer Speculations about the Implications of the Pathways Commission Vision for How We Understand Accounting Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University Paul Williams, North Carolina State University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 83 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants TH03-03 The Sense of Injustice, Perceived Inequality, and Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Demands for Redistribution Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Yeon Ju Lee, Harvard University Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Inequality in Access to Higher Education in India Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 3) between the Poor and the Rich: Evidence from Nsso Data TH03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Pradeep Kumar Choudhury, Jawaharlal Nehru Varieties of Digitized Capitalism University Session Organizers Legitimation of Income Inequality in Japan: A Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Comparison with South Korea and the United States Sozialforschung Shin Arita, Institute of Social Science, The Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB University of Tokyo Chun Yang, Kikuko Nagayoshi, Tohoku University Participants Historical Evolution of Inequalities and Evolving Value Creation and Value Destruction across Attitudes Towards Redistribution: An Approach Based Electronics GVCs on the Concept of Self-Responsibility Mark Dallas, Union College Sayaka Sakoda, Fondation France-Japon de Will the Mexican Maquila be Able to Transit to Industry l'EHESS; Japan Society for the Promotion of 4.0? Science Jorge Carrillo, COLEF R-06 The Effect of Digitalisation and Decarbonisation on Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Employment across the Value Chain in the European Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Automobile Industry Bela Galgoczi, European Trade Union Institute Islamic Moral Economy 2 Discussant R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung Session Organizers Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University TH04-02 Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Participants Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Gaps in the Ideology and Practice of Islamic Finance: The Hybridization of Work and Employment Knowledge (Shariah), Power and Hierarchies Habib Ahmed, Durham University Business TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What School Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? Al-Maqasid Al-Shari‘ah in Business Related Directives Session Organizers and Objective Tests of Shari‘ah-compliance Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Hayat Khan, Alfaisal University Department of Sociology and Social Research TH01-04 Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Political Sciences, University of Milan Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union University Center UL105 Institute Big Data in Insurance Moderator TH01: Algorithmic Prediction vs. Shared Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Uncertainty: Social Consequences of Individualized Political Sciences, University of Milan Forecast Participants Work within Deregulated Labour Markets: A Research Session Organizers Agenda for Precariousness Alberto Cevolini, University of Modena and Reggio Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for Emilia Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University and Labour Market Studies Moderator Training Course/Employment/ Career. When Digital Solon Barocas, Cornell University Economy Blurrs Boundaries Participants François Sarfati, Université d'Evry Paris Saclay et Insurance, Big Data and Changing Conceptions of CEET Fairness Representing the Unrepresented. Exploration of Laurence Barry, Chaire PARI Renewed Forms of Social Dialogue for the Autonomous Consumer Views on the Fair Use of Personal Data Workers in France, Belgium and the Netherlands Barbara Kiviat, Harvard University Laura Beuker, Lentic - ULiège From Pool to Profile: Can We Have Insurance Against Hybrid Employment and Protective Gaps in the Fissured Predicted Damages? Workplace Alberto Cevolini, University of Modena and Reggio Karin Schulze Buschoff, Hans-Böckler-Foundation Emilia Lukas Jerg, Hans-Böckler-Foundation Discussant Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Sussex Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 84 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH07-01 What Have We Learned from Financial Crises?: A Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Historical Evolution of Regulatory Epistemology and University Center U312 Institutional Change Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Sora Park, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Session 1 Policy, State University of New York at Albany Animal Spirits and Financialization: When Fear of Active TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers Finance Is Justified Session Organizers Theodore Koutsobinas, University of Patras, Greece Luciana D'Adderio, Discussant Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management School Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Moderator TH10-03 Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Participants Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Two Sides to Every Story: How Accountability Shapes Entrepreneurial Storytelling Organizations, Corporations and the Future Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh TH10: Futures and Visions of Global Orders Catchwording: Mapping the Digital Hype Mika Pantzar, University of Helsinki Session Organizers Imagining Markets for 5G Technologies: Framing and Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), Evaluating a Government Funded Research Project CNRS Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management Vincent Cardon, CURAPP-ESS (University of School Amiens-CNRS) Teea Palo, University of Edinburgh Business Melissa Fisher, New York University School Olivier Pilmis, CNRS Moderator TH08-03 Melissa Fisher, New York University Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Participants University Center U205 Ghost in a Shell. Royal Dutch Shell and Scenarios As Fathomless Ecologies 3 World Making Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), TH08: Fathomless Ecologies: The Utopia of Green CNRS Finance, the Dystopia of a Financialized Planet, and From Weather Forecasters to ―Meteo Experts‖? the Re-imagination of the Socio-Economic Sphere Quantifying Uncertainity in a National Meteorological Session Organizers Office Maelezig Bigi, Centre d'études de l'emploi et du Ian Thomson, University of Birmingham Hendrik Vollmer, University of Leicester travail (CNAM) Kenneth Weir, University of Leicester Conquering the Markets of the Day after Tomorrow: The Participants Investment Professionals As Future Experts in Russia Andrey Indukaev, University of Helsinki Financialization and the Brazilian Contemporary Tragedies: State, Corporates and Arrangements in the Rule-Making As Myth-Making: Surveillance, Utopia and Environmental Disasters. the Science Fictional Reality of the Company Town Luiz Carlos Brito Lourenco, Universidade de Maha Atal, Copenhagen Business School Brasilia
TH09-04 TH13-03 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 University Center U201 Reonstructing the Global Financial Order II: Micro Contemporary Capitalism and Its Emerging Perspectives Temporal Orders TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis TH13: Out of Sync: Disordered Temporalities and Temporal Conflicts in Contemporary Capitalism Session Organizers Session Organizers Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Mateusz Halawa, New School for Social Research Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Marcin Serafin, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Moderator Lisa Suckert, Max-Planck-Insitute for the the Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Study of Societies Participants Moderator Post-Crash Regulatory Discourse: Constructing the Mateusz Halawa, New School for Social Research Participants Future Based on the Unknown Sora Park, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Fissures in Algorithmic Power – Reimagining the Policy, State University of New York at Albany Contested Spaces of Platform Capitalism Fabian Ferrari, University of Oxford
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 85 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Mismatched Temporalities: Life Course, Economic Social Policies and Public Attitudes in Latin America Ethos, and Capitalist Transformation in the Chinese 2004-2016 Rust Belt Javier Rodriguez, University of Wisconsin- Wen Xie, University of Chicago Madison Sustainable Financial Temporalities? Temporal Conflicts From ―Inclusive Growth‖ to ―Vicious Circle‖: The Recent in Sustainable Finance Brazilian Trajectory (2004-2015) According to an Natalia Besedovsky, University of Hamburg Integrated Approach to Development Discussant Rodrigo Vergnhanini, Universidade Federal do Rio Lisa Suckert, Max-Planck-Insitute for the the de Janeiro Study of Societies TH19-04 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm TH14-05 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Making Identities and Selves in the New World of Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Work Building Alternative Worlds: Strategies and Institutions TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and Session Organizers Distress Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Karen Gregory, Session Organizers Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of Felipe Gonzalez Lopez, New York Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Moderator Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame New York Participants Participants The Imaginaries and Economic Strategies of Local Theory X and Theory Y: The Impact of Management Food: Understanding the Dynamics of the ―Alternative‖. Styles on Gig Workers and Entrepreneurship Denise Misleh, The University of Manchester Alexandrea Ravenelle, Mercy College; Visiting Ecologies of Belongings in the Anthropocene Scholar, Institute for Public Knowledge at NYU Alice Brombin, University of Padova Because I'm Worth It? Self-Identity and Earnings Building New Capabilities for Innovation in Developing Inequality Countries to Address Global Health Challenges Sophie Moullin, Princeton University Paola Perez-Aleman, McGill University Cool Kids and Wise Dinosaurs: Intergenerational Tommaso Ferretti, McGill University Tensions and Synergies in Creative Production Alexandre Frenette, Vanderbilt University Work Narratives of Food Delivery Couriers in the TH15-04 Platform Economy Thursday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Mark Smith, Grenoble Ecole de Management Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Income Distribution and Social Policies SP-02 Thursday - 5:30pm - 6:00pm TH15: Socio-Economic and Political University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We Heading? Welcome to The New School in Its Session Organizers Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Centennial Year Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Session Organizer de Madrid Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Discussant Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS André Cunha, UFRGS William Milberg, New School for Social Research Moderator Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS Participants SP-03 The Question of 1% of the Top of the Income Thursday - 6:00pm - 7:00pm Distribution and Its Relevance to Discuss Economic University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium Inequality in Brazil Fernando Mattos, Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) Presidential Address Mass Higher Education and Its Impact in the Economic, Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Social, and Political Modernization of Portugal and Spain Pedro Teixeira, U Porto/ CIPES
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 86 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA SP-04 B-09 Thursday - 7:00pm - 7:45pm Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium University Center U622 FDI in Home and Host Countries Awards Ceremony B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development
Session Organizers SP-05 Matthew Amengual, MIT Thursday - 7:45pm - 9:30pm Caroline Arnold, CUNY University Center - UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall Mark Dallas, Union College Richard Doner, Emory University
Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Welcome Reception Participants State-Led or Market-Driven: Unfolding the Globalization of Infrastructure-Finance A-01 Muyang Chen, Peking University Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Capital Exports with Chinese Characteristics? Political Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Risk and Elite Competition in the Philippines Social Economic Welfare Alvin Camba, Johns Hopkins University A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Agency of the Modern African State in the Global Economy: A Case of Ghana‘s Turn from Neoliberalism Session Organizer to a Chinese-Driven Development Model José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Daniel Abankwa, University of Delaware Madrid Participants Towards Success Factors of Cooperation - Empirical C-05 Results from Cooperative Alpine Farms Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Stefan Mann, Agroscope Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 The Ethical Status of Social Impact Bonds Gender and Income Issues Julia Morley, London School of Economics Bayesian Trust, Trust Intermediation & Boundary C: Gender, Work and Family Spanning Session Organizers Rene Reich-Graefe, Western New England Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Unversity School of Law Louvain Corpse Subjectivity: A Proposal for an Alternative to the Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Corporate Subject Caryn Medved, City University of New York Benjamin Nicholson, University of Southern Moderator California Julie Landour, CNAM / CEET Participants B-08 Legal Professionals, Families and the Gender Wealth Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Gap in France University Center U620 Celine Bessiere, Paris Dauphine University- Culture, Commodification and Capitalism IRISSO B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Changes in Employment Patterns and Income Inequality – What Do We Learn from Households? Session Organizers Efrat Herzberg-Druker, University of Wisconsin- Matthew Amengual, MIT Madison Caroline Arnold, CUNY Young British Adults‘ Homeownership Circumstances Mark Dallas, Union College and the Role of Intergenerational Transfers Richard Doner, Emory University Ellie Suh, London School of Economics and Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Political Science Participants Income Pooling, Assets Sharing, and the Logics of Circuits of Commodification: Imagination and Evaluation Economic Integration Among Quebecois Couples in National Destination Marketing Maude Pugliese, McGill University Tim Rosenkranz, The New School for Social Helene Belleau, Institut National de Recherche Research Scientifique Reverse Globalization: The Case of Haute Cuisine in One Global City Christel Lane, University of Cambridge C-06 Making the Program Officer: The Peace Corps and the Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Emergence of Professional International Development Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Meghan Kallman, UMASS Boston Entrepreneurship and Leadership The Diffusion of Water-Metering By a French Company in an Indian City: A Management Situation C: Gender, Work and Family Reconfiguring Water Consumption Practices Akil Amiraly, Ecole polytechnique
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 87 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizers Session Organizers Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Caroline Bertron, University of Louvain Louvain Anne-Élise Vélu, University of Louvain Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Xavier Dumay, University of Louvain Caryn Medved, City University of New York Participants Moderator The Public Ethos of Outsourcing: Exploring the Bertrand Reau, Conservatoire National des Arts et Changing Role and Professional Norms of Procurement Métiers (LISE-CNRS) Managers Participants Karen Jaehrling, IAQ, University of Duisburg- CEO Gender and Firm Performance. Empirical Essen Evidence in Japan Market-Making or Market-Embedding? the Changing Thanh Nguyen, Waseda University Role of the State in Public Services Employment Late Entrepreneurship: Men Can and Women Have to? Relations Under Market Pressure Evidence from Germany Anna Mori, University of Milan Laura Romeu Gordo, DZA, Deutsches Zentrum Permanent and Contract Teaching Jobs in France. für Altersfragen Growing Dualization and Segmentation of Employment Women and Leading Positions in Germany and the Role within State Regulation of the Employer Caroline Bertron, University of Louvain Susanne Kohaut, IAB Anne-Élise Vélu, University of Louvain Networks and Gender Equality in the Corporate World: Xavier Dumay, University of Louvain A Study of Two Experiences Led By Executive Women in Brazil Pedro Jaime, Department of Management, Centro E-11 Universitário FEI Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U503 D-05 Technological Change, Work, and the Welfare State Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Reorganizing Professions Welfare States D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Session Organizers World Manos Matsaganis, Politecnico di Milano Stefano Sacchi, INAPP and LUISS University Session Organizers Moderator Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Juliet Schor, Boston College, USA James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Participants Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Digitalisation and Welfare State Change Leonard Seabrooke, Werner Eichhorst, IZA Participants Not so Disruptive after All: How Workplace Digitalization Automating Professional Services? Artificial Intelligence Affects Political Preferences and the (re)Design of Professional Work Thomas Kurer, Harvard University James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Automation Risk and Public Support for the Social Professionalizing Contingency: How Journalism Schools Investment Welfare State Adapt to Deprofessionalization Marius Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Max Besbris, Rice University Risk of Technological Unemployment and Support for Professional Activism. Contestations Against the Redistributive Policies Reforms of the Scientific Profession's Governance Stefano Sacchi, INAPP and LUISS University Clementine Gozlan, École Normale Supérieure de Discussant Cachan; Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Manos Matsaganis, Politecnico di Milano Sciences Po Paris Transnational Professions Brooke Harrington, Dartmouth College E-12 Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am School Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Professionals‘ Membership Organizations and the The State and the Labour Market (1) Professionalization of Occupations Sundeep Aulakh, University of Leeds E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States E-10 Session Organizers Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Contracting in Government Jobs and Contracting Chiara Benassi, LSE out Services. Frontiers of Public Employment and Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Transformations of the State College Dublin E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Participants Welfare States The Economic Sociology of Labour Law Ruth Dukes, University of Glasgow
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 88 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA The Agricultural Advisory Panel for Wales: A Case Assessing Innovation Policy in Brazil Study of Labour Market Reregulation and Sub-State Frederico Rocha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Divergence. Janeiro Leon Gooberman, Cardiff University The Policy of Innovation in Mexico during the Last Ten The State of Industrial Relations: Between Autonomy Years: What Scope, Spillovers and Externalities Can and Dependence We Highlight? Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano Daniel Villavicencio, UAM-X Orquidea Melo, UNAM Fac Economics E-13 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 F-10 Growth Regimes and Capitalist Change Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Measuring Innovation Capacity Welfare States F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Session Organizers Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Chiara Benassi, LSE Southern Methodist University Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business College Dublin School Moderator Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Scott Lavery, Sheffield Political Economy Gesellschaftsforschung Research Institute (SPERI), University of Sheffield Participants Participants Applying a New Methodology to Measure Investment in German Power and FDI in Central and Eastern Europe R&D and Science and Technology Activities: The Case Scott Lavery, Sheffield Political Economy of Colombia Research Institute (SPERI), University of Sheffield Clara Pardo, Universidad del Rosario Discursive Elements of Growth Models and the Paradox Economic Complexity and R&I Capacity across of High-Tech Labor European Countries Sidney Rothstein, Max Planck Institute for the Anita Pelle, University of Szeged Study of Societies Scientific Research Outcomes and the Bias of Embedded Flexibilities: Denmark and Ireland's Post- Regional/Local Economy: An Empirical and Industrial Pathways Methodological Exploration Method Sean O Riain, Maynooth University Jorge Gibert, Universidad de Valparaíso Logics of Liberalization Under Coordinated Capitalism: Japan‘s, France‘s and Germany‘s Trajectories Compared G-15 Stefan Heeb, University of Geneva Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am The Inversion of the ‗Really Big Trade-Off:‘ University Center U601 Homeownership and Pensions in Long-Run Perspective Labour Force Participation Sebastian Kohl, Uppsala University G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources F-09 Session Organizers Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am David Marsden, London School of Economics Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Latin American Innovation Systems - Policy- Moderator Perspectives Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Participants Exploring Internal Labour Market 'churn': Analysing Session Organizers Employees' Experience of Internal Redeployment Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Chris McLachlan, University of Leeds Southern Methodist University A New Stage of Women's Career in Japan: A Rapid Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Increase of Labor Force Participation Among Older School Women Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Kazuko Sano, Kyoto University Gesellschaftsforschung Female Labor Supply of Mothers with Child Born during Participants Monetary Crisis in Indonesia The Brazilian State and Industrial Elites in the Field of Ana Noveria, Newcastle University, UK Fostering Innovation Job Mobility, Gender Composition and Wage Growth: A Fernanda Tsujiguchi, University of Victoria Network Model Mauricio Reinert, State University of Maringá Youngjoon Bae, University of Massachusetts Has the Entrepreneurial State in Brazil Succeeded? Amherst Assessing More Than 10 Years of Interventionist STI- Policies Michael Schedelik, Goethe Universität
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 89 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA G-16 Moderator Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Eelke Heemskerk, University of Amsterdam Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 Participants Training: Transitions Property Regulations and Network Effects: Copyright Ownership of Television Shows 1956-1996 G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Erez Marantz, New York University Turkish Money: Investment Flows and Ownership Ties. Session Organizers Meindert Fennema, University of Amsterdam David Marsden, London School of Economics Network Structure and the Division of Labor Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Emily Erikson, Yale University Moderator Radha Jagannathan, Rutgers University Participants H-11 Diverse School-to-Work Transition Patterns of German Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Youth with a Low or Intermediate Educational Level Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Juliane Achatz, Institute for Employment The Regulation of Industry Research Vocational Education and Labour Market Outcomes in H: Markets, Firms and Institutions India: Evidences from Nsso Data Session Organizers Pradeep Kumar Choudhury, Jawaharlal Nehru Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples University Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Employment Prospects after Completing Vocational Johanna Mair, Stanford University Training in Germany from 2008-2014: A Comprehensive Moderator Analysis Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Sandra Dummert, IAB Participants Delaware's New Competition G-17 William Moon, University of Maryland School of Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Law University Center UL105 Sustaining Industry Self-Regulation: A Process Model Temporary Work Sean Buchanan, University of Manitoba G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources The Development of German Retail Planning. from Mittelstand Protection to Restrictive Zoning Session Organizers Michael Wortmann, Berlin School of Economics David Marsden, London School of Economics and Law Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen The Janus Faces of Silicon Valley Moderator Maha Atal, Copenhagen Business School Coralie Perez, Universite Paris 1- Centre d'économie de la Sorbonne Participants I-14 Marginal Part-Time Employment (Minijobs) in Germany: Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Live or Let Die? Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Ulrich Walwei, Institute for Employment Research TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: (IAB) Contemporary Debates‖: Which Way out? Understanding the Use of Subsidized Temporary Jobs: Capitalism, Ontology and Political Ecology - 1 What Roles of Individual Characteristics and Local Context? I: Alternatives to Capitalism Sabina Issehnane, CEE Session Organizers North and South: A Comparative Analysis of Job Luigi Pellizzoni, University of Pisa Security in Europe Alice dal Gobbo, Cardiff University Gabriel Pruneda, University of Oviedo Participants Bank Credit Policies and Firm Employment: An Border of Exclusion, Value Production, and New Socio- Empirical Analysis of Loans Maturity and Employment Ecological Movements Contracts Duration. Salvo Torre, University of Catania Francesco Trentini, University of Turin; Collegio Untangling the Radical Imaginaries of the Indignados‘ Carlo Alberto Movement: Commons, Autonomy and Ecologism Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics H-10 and Business Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Rethinking Environmentalism in a World in Ruination. Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Lessons from the Permaculture Movement Networks and Embeddedness Laura Centemeri, CNRS-EHESS, Paris-EFR, H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Rome Intensifying Trans-Human Assemblages? Rethinking Session Organizers Production and Reproduction in Times of Crises Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Alice dal Gobbo, Cardiff University Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Johanna Mair, Stanford University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 90 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA I-15 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am J: Digital Economy Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Session Organizers Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Jean-Samuel Beuscart, University Paris Est - and the Commons‖: From Employee Participation to Marne-la-Vallee Workers‘ Self-Management Today: An International Kevin Mellet, LISIS - University Paris Est; Orange Perspective. Labs Participants I: Alternatives to Capitalism An Endogenous Production of Compliance to the Gdpr? Session Organizer Regulatory Capitalism at the Digital Age Michele Bianchi, University Carlo Bo, Urbino Simon Bittmann, Centre de Sociologie des Moderator Organisations Peter Ranis, City University of New York ―Smart Data‖ and the Structures of Coercive Consent in Participants Precision Medicine Recuperated Workplaces in Latin America and Europe: Mary Ebeling, Drexel University Offensive Workers‘ Struggles out of a Defensive Gdpr and the Moral Economy of Consent Situation. Thomas Beauvisage, Orange Labs Dario Azzellini, Cornell University Kevin Mellet, Orange Labs Moving Beyond the Capitalist Enterprise One Workplace A Maussian Bargain: The Give and Take of the Personal at a Time: Contemporary Pathways to Converting Data Economy Conventional Firms to Worker Cooperatives. Marion Fourcade, UC Berkeley Marcelo Vieta, University of Toronto The Potential and Limits of a Communitarian Response J-10 to Neoliberal Capitalism. Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Jonathan Preminger, Cardiff University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 The Construction of Markets
I-16 J: Digital Economy Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Sidonie Naulin, Sciences Po Grenoble - Pacte TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Participants Movements‖: Grassroots Social Movements and Platform Sociality. the Socio-Technical Infrastructure of Political Consumerism the Sharing Economy Gernot Grabher, Urban and Regional Economics, I: Alternatives to Capitalism HafenCity University Hamburg Session Organizers Digital Technologies and the Transformation of the Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Social Organization of Illegal Market and the Graduate Center, CUNY Meropi Tzanetakis, University of Essex Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Making the Harmonized European Market Role Model Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Christian Frankel, Department of Organization, Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech CBS Moderator Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester K-08 Participants Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am A Political Economy of Dissent: Examining the Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Relationship between Capitalist Regulation and Social The Insider-Outsider Divide in Employment Movements Regulation: Are public policies part of the problem David Bailey, University of Birmingham and/or the solution? The Role of Food in Collective Action: Discussing K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Alternative Food Networks through the Social Movement Work and Employment Perspective. The Cases of Bergamo (Northern Italy) and Florianópolis (Southern Brazil) Session Organizer Francesco Vittori, University of Bergamo Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Ethical Consumerism and Cannabis Three Years after Moderator Legalization Shelley Marshall, RMIT University Elizabeth Bennett, Lewis & Clark College Participants Bristol and the Rise of New Social Economies The Evolution of Standard and Non-Standard Malu Villela, University of Bristol Employment Relationship Regulation Around the World: A Sequence Analysis of Regulation Patterns over Four J-09 Decades Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Jean-Yves Gerlitz, University of Bremen Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Worlds of Labour - Protecting and Excluding Data 1. Privacy Regulation, Consent Management Components of Employment Regulation in the Course of and the Personal Data Economy Globalisation Heiner Fechner, University of Bremen, CRC 1342, Project "Worlds of Labour"
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 91 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA International Employment Regulation By the ILO: Will Law in the Digital Economy the Hidden Legal Segmentation be Overcome By Olha Cherednychenko, University of Gronigen Recent Universal Legislative Trends? Public Policies for Digital Transformation in Brazil: Jenny Hahs, Collaborative Research Centre 1342: Challenges and Achievements Global Dynamics of Social Policy, University of Luciana Portilho, Cetic.br; UNICAMP Bremen Leonardo Lins, Cetic.br Rebuilding the Tower of Babylon: Multiple Immigration Discussant Regimes and the Segmentation of the Israeli Jonathan Haskel, Imperial College London Construction Sector Assaf Bondy, Hebrew University; Tel-Aviv M-06 University Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Framing Labor Market Regulation and the University Center U502 Reconstruction of the U.S. Welfare State Empresas, inversión y desarrollo Stephen Amberg, University of Texas at San Antonio M: Spanish Language Session Organizers L-05 Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma University Center U304 de Madrid Law and Political Economy: Bringing the Social Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Back into the Study of Law and Markets. Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, L: Regulation and Governance Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Participants Session Organizers Nuevos Modelos De Negocio: Propuesta De Un Modelo James Varellas, UC Berkeley De Análisis Para Su Transformación Desde Una Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge Perspectiva Económica, Social y Ambiental. Moderator Martha Escobar Hurtado, Universidad Autónoma Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge de Madrid Participants Modelling the Effect of Climate on Tourist Demand: An The Invisible College of Political Economists of Law Application to Spanish Regions James Varellas, UC Berkeley Cesar Munoz, UNED Socializing the Economy: Towards a Sociology of Contracting out, Public-Private Parthership and Public Contract Companies in Local Government Decisions during the Greta Krippner, University of Michigan Electoral CYCLE Socializing Contract Jose Zafra-Gómez, University of Granada Luke Herrine, Yale Law School Towards an Institutional Theory of Insurance and Law: N-09 Between Economic Sociology and Political Economy Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Mathieu Charbonneau, Karl Polanyi Institute of Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Political Economy, Concordia Univeristy Author Meets Critics: ―Financial Models and Society: Villains or Scapegoats?‖ by E. Svetlova L-06 (Edward Elgar Publishing 2018) Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U300 N: Finance and Society Market Power vs Political Power in the Digital Session Organizer Economy: Regulatory Dilemmas and Agendas Ekaterina Svetlova, University of Leicester L: Regulation and Governance Book Author Ekaterina Svetlova, University of Leicester Session Organizers Critics Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis Yuval Millo, University of Warwick John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Zsuzsanna Vargha, MIT; ESCP Europe Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator N-10 Jonathan Haskel, Imperial College London Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Participants Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Market Power and Digital Platforms: Ambivalent Paths Financial Data, Market Forecasting Toward Reformist Regulation Richard Wellen, York University N: Finance and Society The International Trade Regime and the Quest for Free Session Organizers Digital Trade Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Shamel Azmeh, University of Manchester Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Chris Foster, University of Manchester University Jaime Echavarri, Autonomous University of Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Barcelona Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego The Interplay between Public Regulation and Private
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 92 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Company law, Corporate Governance and Tax Value at Looking Back: Towards an Empirical Validation Avoidance in the EU of the Role of Reflexivity in Econo-Historic Backtesting: Sigurt Vitols, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Economic Market Prediction Corrections Correlate with Future Market Performance Q-08 Julia Puaschunder, The New School Department Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am of Economics Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 Algorithmic Prediction and the Politics of Market Author Meets Critics: "Beyond Technonationalism: Structure Biomedical Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Donald MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh Asia" by Kathryn Ibata-Arens (Stanford University Do Quants Dream of Automated Markets? Abductive Press 2019) Reasoning and Pragmatic Imagination in Quantitative Finance Q: Asian Capitalisms Kristian Bondo Hansen, Copenhagen Business Session Organizer School Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University Fooling (Global) Capital Book Author Roberto Aragao, University of Amsterdam Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University Discussant Critics Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego and the Graduate Center, CUNY Reo Matsuzaki, Trinity College O-06 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University University Center U202 The Role of Suppliers in Global Value Chains R-07 O: Global Value Chains Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Mai Fujita, Institute of Developing Economies Islamic Finance 4 Participants R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Lead Firms, Suppliers and Agency in Global Value Chains Session Organizers John Humphrey, University of Sussex Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Japanese Small Suppliers in Chinese Market: A Global Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Value Chain Approach Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Ke Ding, Institute of Developing Economies Participants Innovating By Collaborating: Modular Suppliers in the Emergence, Variety, and Sustainable Islamic Finance Gvcs Reconsidered Ecosystem MIchelle Hsieh, Academia Sinica Karim Ullah, Institute of Management Sciences How Suppliers Navigate across Industries: Creating Social and Economical Inclusion By Islamic Diversification of Motorcycle Component Firms in Moral Economy without ―Legal System‖ Vietnam Ai Iwamoto (Kawamura), University of Tsukuba Mai Fujita, Institute of Developing Economies Faculty of Business Sciences Islamic Finance, in the LIGHT of Institutional and Regulatory Framework, for Marcoeconomic Resilience P-09 and Multipolar World Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Mughees Shaukat, Fingel Global Inc; The College University Center U617 of Banking and Financial Studies, under Central Sustainability (I): Theory and Practice Bank of Oman
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Session Organizer R-08 Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Scientifique - CNRS Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Moderator Islamic Finance 5 Jim Haslam, University of Sheffield, UK R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Participants Sustainability: Finance, Governance and Accounting Session Organizers Nihel Chabrak, United Arab Emirates University - Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Collge of Business and Economics Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Jim Haslam, University of Sheffield, UK Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Sustainability in a Vuca World Participants Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Assessing the Prospects and Aspirations for Islamic Sustainability of the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) Banking and Finance Amongst Syrians Industry of Bangladesh Sarah Tobin, Chr. Michelsen Institute Yousuf Kamal, University of Dhaka
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 93 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Why Funders Invest in Shari‘Ah Crowdfunding Projects: Shifting Capitalist Critiques: Unionizing Discourse Exploring the Role of Trust Values Among Israeli Hi-Tech Workers 2014-2018 Shifa Mohd Nor, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Eran Fisher, Open Univeristy Enhancing Financial Inclusion through Sustainable Trade Union Responses Towards Platform Capitalism in Islamic Microfinance in Pakistan – Participatory the Netherlands Products Development Perspective Petar Marceta, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Muhammad Khaleeq uz zaman, International Labour Studies - Hugo Sinzheimer Institute, Islamic University University of Amsterdam Social Media, Empowering New Ways of Becoming an TH03-04 Entrepreneur: Digi-Preneurs and Ethni-Preneurs Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Challenges and Opportunities, Case of Montreal Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Diaspora Digitalization, Geographies of Production and Hamed Motaghi, University of Quebec in Varieties of Digitized Capitalism (Session 4) Outaouais TH03: Digitalization, Geographies of Production and TH07-02 Varieties of Digitized Capitalism Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizers University Center U312 Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Sozialforschung Session 2 Martin Krzywdzinski, WZB TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers Chun Yang, Participants Session Organizers Complements or Substitutes? Firm Level Management Luciana D'Adderio, of Labor and Technology Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management Susan Helper, Case Western Reserve University School Raphael Martins, Stern School of Business, New Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh York University Moderator Robert Seamans, Stern School of Business, New Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management York University School ‗on-Demand‘ Business Models and Value Logics in the Participants Logistics Sector: A Case-Based Comparison of The Emergence and Interconnecting of Mediating Multinational‘s Subsidiaries in Europe Instruments: Creating Future Knowledges on Climate Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for Finance Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) Robert Charnock, University of Birmingham and Labour Market Studies From Non-Algorithmic to Algorithmic Predictions: Building the Future of Work Today: American and Automation of Future-Related Knowledge German Labor Strategies Compared Duncan Chapple, University of Edinburgh Tobias Schulze-Cleven, Rutgers University School Teea Palo, University of Edinburgh Business of Management and Labor Relations School Discussant Susan Helper, Case Western Reserve University TH09-05 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 TH04-03 The Politics of Finance after the Financial Crisis Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis Trade Unions and Community Organizations Session Organizers TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Adam Goldstein, Princeton University Session Organizers Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Moderator Department of Sociology and Social Research Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Participants Political Sciences, University of Milan Casino Capitalism? Identifying Financial Operations Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Among Dow Jones-Listed Companies Institute Ewa Karwowski, University of Hertfordshire Moderator The Politics and Pragmatics of Popular Finance Ten Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Years after the Crisis: Taking Stock of Attitudinal and Institute Behavioral Changes in Comparative Perspective Participants Adam Goldstein, Automation and Occupational Wage Trends: What Role Matthias Thiemann, Sciences Po Paris for Unions and Collective Bargaining? Elite Embeddedness and Financiers in the Governance Zachary Parolin, University of Antwerp (Herman of U.S. Higher Education Deleeck Centre for Social Policy) Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 94 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH11-01 TH15-05 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U205 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Governing Sustainability in a Global Value Chain Social Policy and Neoliberalism World: Conceptual Innovations and New Directions in Empirical Research TH15: Socio-Economic and Political Transformations in Ibero-America: Where Are We TH11: Global Value Chains Analysis: Past, Present, Heading? and the Future Session Organizers Session Organizer Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Philip Schleifer, University of Amsterdam Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Participants de Madrid Reconceptualizing Environmental Upgrading in Global, Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Regional and Local Value Chains Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil Aarti Krishnan, ODI Ricardo Dathein, UFRGS Uptake without Impact? Tracing the Roadblocks of André Cunha, UFRGS Environmental Upgrading in Indonesia‘s Palm Oil Moderator Supply Chain Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Philip Schleifer, University of Amsterdam Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Collaboration and Contestation of Southern Standards de Madrid in South African Fruit and Wine Global Value Chains Participants Matt Alford, Alliance Manchester Business School, Latin America and Neoliberalism in the 21st Century: University of Manchester The Restructuring of the State As a Limit to The Evolving Interests of States in Governing Development. Sustainability Standards for Emerging Markets Ana Maria Milani, Universidade Federal de Natalie Langford, Global Development Institute, Alagoas The University of Manchester Neoliberalism, Dystopias and Bolsonaro Beyond Workplace Compliance? Portfolios of Buyer Leda Paulani, University of São Paulo Engagement in Labour Standards in Global Garment The Political Economy of Center Left Governments in Production Latin America Rachel Alexander, London School of Economics Alexandre Guimaraes, School of Government - and Political Science João Pinheiro Foundation Discussant Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil TH14-04 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am TH16-01 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Prefiguring Possible Selves Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 Dialogues between Heterodox Economics and TH14: Possible Worlds: Practice, Ethics, Hope, and Economic Sociology Distress TH16: Socio-Economics Revisited: Economic Session Organizers Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics Felipe Gonzalez Lopez, Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Session Organizer Adriana Mica, University of Warsaw Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt Ann Mische, University of Notre Dame Participants Participants From Distribution to Regulation. the Profit Problem in Alternative Meditations: Challenging Orthodoxies of Economic Theory and the Legitimacy of Capitalism Pathology and Status Quo in Academic Representations Sascha Muennich, University of Goettingen of Mindfulness and Meditation. A Patchwork Quilt Approach to Heterodox Economics Erik Mygind du Plessis, Copenhagen Business and Economic Sociology School Daniyal Khan, The New School Inclusive Positivity: A Wellbeing Model with the Universe Economic Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics: Centered Perspective Commonalities and Varieties Manami Ozaki, Sagami Women's University Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt Living Economic Alternatives. Exploring Prefiguration through a Transformative Self-Experiment TH17-01 Sabrina Zajak, Ruhr-University Bochum Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Distributed Ledger Technologies (ex. Blockchains) and University Center U204 the Future of Labor Markets Global Aspects of the Digital Disruption: Strategies, Sarah Manski, UCSB Ethics and Management Challenges
TH17: The Future of Algorithmic Inequalities and Organizational Dynamics
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 95 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizer Divining Precarious Futures: Gendered Labors of Anja Bodenschatz, Techincal University of Munich Fortunetelling Moderator Zeynep Korkman, UCLA Laura Sartori, University of Bologna Affective and Emotional Labor in the Platform Economy Participants Louise Nielsen, Roskilde University Global Reponses to the Digital Disruption: What We Can Learn from the International Comparison Embodied Post-Work Imaginaries in Trans Speculative Ulrike Schaede, University of California San Diego Fiction The Future of Germany‘s Hidden Champions in Times Charles Ledbetter, University of Tubingen of Digital Disruption FP-04 Daniel Wittenstein, Max Planck Institute for Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Innovation and Competition University Center UL104 Managing Ethical Dilemmas in Human-Machine Interactions Trough Randomization Featured Panel - Author Meets Critics: Anja Bodenschatz, Techincal University of Munich "Disembedded Markets; Economic Theology and Global Capitalism" by Christoph Deutschmann (Routledge 2019) TH18-01 Featured Panels & Speakers Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am Session Organizer University Center U201 Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Veblen Seen Anew I: Power and the State Societies TH18: Veblen Seen Anew: Power, Social Class, and Book Author the New Economy Christoph Deutschmann, University of Tübingen Critics Session Organizers Greta Krippner, University of Michigan Teresa Ghilarducci, The New School Elena Esposito, Bielefeld University William Milberg, New School for Social Research Jens Beckert, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Alondra Nelson, Columbia University Societies Moderator Alondra Nelson, Columbia University A-02 Participants Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Consumption, Elites and Power: The Role of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Philanthropy in Social Stratification and Projection Government Systems and their Structural Anne Monier, CRESPPA (Paris Implications VIII/Nanterre/CNRS) Nicolas Duvoux, Université Paris 8 A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Perks, Class Laundering, and the Lifestyle Wage Session Organizer Taylor Laemmli, University of Wisconsin-Madison José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Double Movements, Vested Interests, and the State of Madrid American Industrial Policy Participants Andrew Schrank, Brown University Official Narratives, Community Disputes and Grassroots Josh Whitford, Columbia University Governance in China‘s New Era Discussant Zheng Yang, City University of Hong Kong Alondra Nelson, Columbia University B-10 TH19-05 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Friday - 8:30am - 10:00am University Center U622 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Governing Crises, Environment and Inequality The Intimacies and Affects of Future Work B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development TH19: Work and the Feeling of the Future Session Organizers Matthew Amengual, MIT Session Organizers Caroline Arnold, CUNY Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Mark Dallas, Union College Karen Gregory, Richard Doner, Emory University Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY, City University of Participants New York Does Inequality Affects Investment in a Nonlinear Way? Moderator a Cross-Country Analysis Jorge Carrera, University of La Plata; CONICET Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary Economic Growth, Income Equality, and the Participants Environment: Kuznets Trilemma? What Happens When We Rationalize Relationship? Jun-Hyung Ko, Aoyama Gakuin University Connective Labor and the Future of Work The Politics of Financial Crises in the Developing World: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Policy Outcomes and Institutional Changes Busra Soylemez, University of Delaware
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 96 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA C-07 Welfare States Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Division of Labour and Gender Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex C: Gender, Work and Family Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Session Organizers College Dublin Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Moderator Louvain Sotiria Theodoropoulou, European Trade Union Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Institute-ETUI Caryn Medved, City University of New York Participants Moderator Who Wants Wage Moderation and Why? Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Erik Neimanns, Max Planck Institute for the Study Louvain of Societies Participants Export-Led Growth Regimes without Wage Gender and Forced Migration: Activating Integration Coordination: The Case of the Baltics Policies and Participation of Refugees in Education and Marius Kalanta, TPO Enterprise Lithuania; Paid Work in Germany Vytautas Magnus University Franziska Schreyer, Institute for Employment Does Productivity Growth Matter for Real Wage Research Increases in Europe? Sharing or Not Sharing? Household Division of Labor Sotiria Theodoropoulou, European Trade Union and Marital Status in France 1985-2009 Institute-ETUI Helene Perivier, Sciences Po OFCE Coffee, Cigarettes, and Social Networks: Explaining the Family Social Times on Vacation: Gendered Resilience of Wage-Setting in Europe. Recomposition of Domestic Tasks, Transmission of Aidan Regan, UCD Values and Leisure Practices Bertrand Reau, Conservatoire National des Arts et E-15 Métiers (LISE-CNRS) Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Women in the Brazilian Labor Market: A Polarized Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 Participation Roundtable: Revitalizing Social Bargaining Luciana Portilho, UNICAMP E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States D-06 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Session Organizers Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Brishen Rogers, Temple University Law School Guy Mundlak, Tel Aviv Buchmann Faculty of Law The Economics Profession Participants D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Between Two Logics: Bridging Practices As a Path for World Revitalization Guy Mundlak, Tel Aviv Buchmann Faculty of Law Session Organizers An American Approach to Social Democracy: The Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Forgotten Promise of the Fair Labor Standards Act James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Kate Andrias, University of Michigan Law School Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Solidaristic Collective Bargaining in the Fissured Leonard Seabrooke, Workplace Participants Chiara Benassi, King's College Frame of Divergence: The Economization of European Rocking and Rolling: European Labor‘s Evolving Merger Policy Strategies under Neoliberalism Sebastian Billows, Max Planck Institute for the Tobias Schulze-Cleven, Rutgers University School Study of Societies of Management and Labor Relations Epistemic Rivals in the Economics Profession Kevin Young, University of Massachusetts Amherst E-16 The Making of Financial Literacy – Economists and Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Their Role in Transnational Expert Communities Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Marcus Wolf, FU Berlin; University of Bremen The State and the Labour Market (2) Micro, Macro, Maths: Is that all? An International Study on Economics Bachelor Curricula E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Arthur Jatteau, Clersé (University of Lille) Welfare States
E-14 Session Organizers Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Chiara Benassi, LSE The Politics of Wage Bargaining Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and College Dublin
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 97 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Moderator The Role of Intermediary Organization As Catalyzer in Eliska Drapalova, Hertie School of Governance Mission-Oriented Innovation Process: An Institutional Participants Advantage of Nordic Model Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune. Explaining the Norio Tokumaru, Nagoya Institute of Technology Variety of Local Government Performance. the Case of A Roadmap for Network Developmental Policies? Romania Promises and Pitfalls in the 2009 US ―Stimulus‖ Act Eliska Drapalova, Hertie School of Governance Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, The Political Economy Challenges of Basic Income Southern Methodist University Design in Liberal Market Democracies Dionne Pohler, University of Toronto G-18 How the Role of the State in Industrial Relations Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Changes Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Domenico Carrieri, Università di Roma Sapienza Employment Contracts Exploring the Link between Globalization and Domestic Minimum Wage Violations G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Jacob Barnes, Rutgers University Session Organizers David Marsden, London School of Economics F-11 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Moderator Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Innovation and the State in China Participants F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Employees Who Do Not Know Their Labor Contract Term and the Implications for Working Conditions: Session Organizers Evidence from Japanese and Spanish Micro Data Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Markus Heckel, Goethe University Southern Methodist University The Impact of Managerial Practices and Employment Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Adjustment Policies on the Type of Contract School Zinaida Salibekyan, CEET - LEST Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Multi-Layered Labor Contracting and Distribution of Gesellschaftsforschung Power: Evidence from Employment Records for Participants Nonstandard Work Whither China As a GM Nation? Hye Jin Rho, MIT Sloan School of Management Cong Cao, University of Nottingham Ningbo China Does Analyst Coverage Promote Corporate Innovation G-19 in China? Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Huang Yongchun, Business School of Hohai Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 University Wages: Poverty and Low Pay Hu Shiliang, Business School of Hohai University Xu Gaoyan, Business School of Hohai University G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Inter-Organizational Relationships, Innovation and Session Organizers Resilience in Chinese Business Service Firms: A Fuzzy David Marsden, London School of Economics Cognitive Mapping Approach Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Christopher Williams, Durham University Moderator China‘s Industrial Catch-up and Challenge to South Francesco Trentini, Collegio Carlo Alberto Korea‘s Economy: A Comparative Study of Display and Participants Semiconductors Sectors Trends in Income, Earnings, and Living Standards in the Yongshin Kim, Sejong University United States Michael R. Smith, McGill University F-12 The Impact of Increasing Earnings Disparity on Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Household Inequality in the Netherlands Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Paul de Beer, University of Amsterdam Innovation Networks Multidimensional Poverty Index for Brazilian Households F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Gabriella Tavares, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais Session Organizers Short-Run Impact of the German Minimum Wage on Job Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Quality Southern Methodist University Baptiste Francon, BETA Lorraine Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business School H-12 Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Gesellschaftsforschung Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Participants Author Meet Critics: "Collaborative Capitalism in The Innovation Effect of the Introduction of Universities American Cities: Reforming Urban Market of Applied Sciences in Germany: Interdependencies Regulations " by Rashmi Dyal-Chand (Cambridge Between Different Types of Research Institutions 2018) Patrick Lehnert, University of Zurich
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 98 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Asymmetry By Design? Identity Obfuscation, H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Reputational Pressure, and Consumer Predation in U.S. for-Profit Higher Education Session Organizer Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Debbie Becher, Barnard College/Columbia University I-17 Book Author Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Rashmi Dyal-Chand, Northeastern University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Critics TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Jason Jackson, MIT Contemporary Debates‖: Which Way out? Josh Pacewicz, Brown University Capitalism, Ontology and Political Ecology - 2 Josh Whitford, Columbia University Debbie Becher, Barnard College/Columbia I: Alternatives to Capitalism University Session Organizers
Luigi Pellizzoni, University of Pisa
Alice dal Gobbo, Cardiff University H-13 Participants Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Framing Polycentric Institutions? Insights for a Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Sociology of Emancipation Processes in Neoliberal Capitalism MNC - Context and Challenges Revisited Dario Minervini, University of Naples “Federico II” H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Why Are Current Alternatives to Capitalism Bound to Fail? the Commons Narrative‘s Subordination to Session Organizers ‗Horizontalism‘ Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Onofrio Romano, University of Bari "A. Moro" Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University De-Valuing Nature? Ecosystem Services and the End of Johanna Mair, Stanford University Work Moderator Luigi Pellizzoni, University of Pisa Dorottya Sallai, University of Greenwich How Do We Research Possible Roads to Alternative Participants Futures? Theoretical and Methodological A Contextual Perspective on Emncs‘ Liability of Considerations Foreignness Dorothea Elena Schoppek, Technische Universität Philipp Kern, Loughborough University Darmstadt Designing International Dispute Settlement Mechanisms – a Comparative Analysis of EU and US Efforts to I-18 Reform Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Robert Basedow, London School of Economics Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 When in Rome, Do As the Romans Do?: Gender Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Equality Practices Transfer and Adoption Activities of and the Commons‖: Can Co-operatives Create Korean Mne Subsidiaries in Sweden Community and Economic Development? An Ji-Won Song, Stockholm School of Economics international perspective Rising Multinationals: Business Group Structure and State Support for Outward Investment in India and Brazil I: Alternatives to Capitalism Apar Ravi, George Washington University Session Organizers
Katherine Chen, The City College of New York H-14 and the Graduate Center, CUNY Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Status, Social Evaluation and Valuation Moderator H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Trevor Young-Hyman, University of Pittsburgh Participants Session Organizers The Italian Community Co-Operative: An Emerging Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Model for Participatory Socio-Economic Development. Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Michele Bianchi, University Carlo Bo, Urbino Johanna Mair, Stanford University Cooperatives As Naturally Embedded Organizations – Participants Implications for Societal Challenges and Resilience Performing Aesthetic Confidence: How Connoisseurs Lampros Lamprinakis, NIBIO Maintain Status in Cultural Markets Mapping Democratic Governance in Economic Hannah Wohl, University of California, Santa Enterprises: Lessons from the Case of Denmark Barbara Andreas Mulvad, Copenhagen Business School Evaluation, Status, and Paradox: Disentangling the The Iron Cage Has a Mezzanine: Alternative Pathways through Which Status Can Affect Evaluation Organizations and the Selection of Isomorphic in Markets Pressures Via Meta-Organization Daniel Sands, New York University Carla Ilten, University of Illinois at Chicago
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 99 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA I-19 Participants Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Between the Cloud and a Hard Place: New Computing Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Infrastructures and the Rebirth of Just-in-Time Logics TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Devika Narayan, Department of Sociology, Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable University of Minnesota Transformations (Part 2) Organizational Design, Forms of Knowledge and the Automation Debate I: Alternatives to Capitalism Edward Lorenz, University of Nice - CNRS Session Organizers Predictive Technologies‘ Organizational Adoption: Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics Talking with Data Scientists in Scotland Lila Skountridaki, University of Stirling and Business Francesca Forno, University of Trento Management School Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of K-09 London Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Moderator Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of London The Diffusion of Organizational and Employment Participants Practices Within Multinational Companies Resisting the Googlization of Life. Grassroots K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Mobilisation Meets Data Activism: Lessons from the Work and Employment Struggle Against the ―Google Campus‖ in Berlin. Vassilis Charitsis, University of Helsinki Session Organizers Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of Phil Almond, University of Leicester London Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Commons: The Social Outcomes of the Movement of Moderator the Squares Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) and Business and Labour Market Studies The Third Wave of Commons As Prefiguration of a Participants Realistic Utopia to Neoliberal Market Society: A Case Tracing Power and Influence in Institutional Diversity: Study of Newly Established Commons in Belgium Competing HR Models in Japanese and Indonesian Dirk Holemans, University of Antwerp Joint Ventures Discussant Joey Soehardjojo, Japan Society for the Francesca Forno, University of Trento Promotion of Science (JSPS); IDE-JETRO; Warwick Industrial Relations Research Unit Multinationals, Skills Capture and Global Skill Webs: J-11 Cassandra Bowkett, Cardiff University Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Local Empowerment and the Roles of Global Actors in Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 the Norm Making Process Author Meets Critics: "Automating Inequality: How Hyunji Kwon, Seoul National University High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Joonkoo Lee, Hanyang University Poor" by Virginia Eubanks (St. Martin's Press 2018) Seok-ho Kim, Seoul National University Global Norm Formation in Multinationals: Roles of J: Digital Economy ―Globalizing Actors‖ Session Organizer Phil Almond, University of Leicester Dave Elder-Vass, Loughborough University Book Author K-10 Virginia Eubanks, University of Albany Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Critics Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), CNRS Overcoming Barriers: Unions Experimenting with Marion Fourcade, UC Berkeley Organizing and Mobilizing Mikell Hyman, Max Planck Institute for the Study K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of of Societies Work and Employment Donald MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh Session Organizers Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of J-12 Louvain/FNRS, Brussels Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Moderator Organizational Change and Digital Technologies Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of Louvain/FNRS, Brussels J: Digital Economy Participants Beyond the Workplace: Why Join a Union When Not in Session Organizer Work? Timur Ergen, Max Planck Institute Jane Holgate, Leeds University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 100 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Austerity and Repertoires of Contention: Union Experimentalist Interactions: The Timber Legality Campaigns and Coalitions in Response to Public Sector Regime Complex and Transnational Forest Governance Restructuring Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam John Peters, Laurentian University Metrics and Public Accountability in Market-Based Living Wage‘ Struggles in Metropolitan Service Work: Conservation Policies: The Case of Species Credits in Power Resources, Organizational Logics and Patterns the USA of Collective Worker Action Stephanie Barral, INRA Etienne Cantin, Université Laval Discussant Émilie Lessard-Mercier, Université Laval Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Overcoming Trade Union Barriers to Organising Disability Support Workers Karen Douglas, RMIT University M-07 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U502 L-07 Género: emprendimiento, familia y discriminación Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U304 M: Spanish Language Law and Political Economy: Economic Practices Session Organizers Shaping the Law Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y L: Regulation and Governance Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Session Organizers Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de James Varellas, UC Berkeley Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Moderator Moderator Rene Reich-Graefe, Western New England Laura Pérez Ortiz, Departamento de Estructura Unversity School of Law Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Participants Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Naturalistic Discourse in Law and Economics: The Participants Minimum Wage Debate Enfoque DEL Emprendimiento Femenino EN Mark Silverman, Franklin & Marshall College Comunidades Productivas DEL Ecuador Moral Hazard and the Transformative Power of Money: Beatriz Loor, Universidad Católica de Santiago de Affirming Social Protections Against a Risky Future Guayaquil Martha McCluskey, State University of New York La Brecha De Género En El Empleo Informal En at Buffalo Ecuador Analyzing the Constitutional Theory of Money: Jorge Luis Delgado Salazar, Universidad Governance, Power, and Instability Autónoma de Madrid Jamee Moudud, Sarah Lawrence College Laura Pérez Ortiz, Departamento de Estructura The (Regulatory) Powers of the Commercial Arbitrator Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Eric George, York University Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, L-08 Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am The Role of Family Oriented Policies to Achieve Gender University Center U300 Equality in Earnings and on the Presence in Decision- Frontiers of Environmental and Resource Making Jobs Among Higher Education Graduates Governance: Strategic Networks and Regulatory Ainhoa Herrarte Sanchez, Universidad Autónoma Spaces de Madrid La Brecha De Género y Otros Aspectos Problemáticos L: Regulation and Governance De La Paga Semanal De Los Jóvenes Session Organizers Artemio Baigorri, Universidad de Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis Extremadura/Facultad CC. Economicas John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School N-11 Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Moderator Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center UL105 Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Participants Zelizer's Relational Work Around the Globe Environmental Governance of International Shipping: N: Finance and Society The Role of Ports Jette Knudsen, Tufts University Session Organizer Beth DeSombre, Wellesley College Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine Corporate Political Activities of the Agri-Food Industry in Moderators France: Beyond Influence and Conflict of Interest Frederick Wherry, Princeton University Joan Cortinas, Sciences Po Paris Viviana Zelizer, Princeton University Daniel Benamouzig, Sciences Po CNRS
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 101 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Leading without Profiting? Disentangling Amazon‘s Relational Work in Activating Social Networks: Informal Puzzle. Help and Hospital Care in China Cecilia Rikap, Université Paris 5 - CEPED - IRD Cheris Shun-ching Chan, university of hong kong (UMR 196) • Making Good Loans to Creditworthy Women: From Chains to Platforms? Exploring the Challenges of Relational Work in India‘s Microfinance Industry Digital Platforms for the Global Value Chain-Approach Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College Gernot Grabher, HafenCity University Hamburg Media of Relational Work in Kenya‘s Digital Consumer Agritech Disruptors in East African Value Chains: Finance System Implications for Regional Integration Sibel Kusimba, American University Aarti Krishnan, Global Development Institute, The Discussant University of Manchester; Overseas Development Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine Institute
N-12 P-10 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 University Center U601 Financial Competence, Consumer Confidence Author Meets Critics: "Economic Transplants on Law-Making for Corporations and Capital Markets" N: Finance and Society By Katja Langenbucher (CUP, 2017) Session Organizers P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Session Organizer University Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Scientifique - CNRS Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Book Author Participants Katja Langenbucher, Goethe University House of Over-Indebtedness, Debt Management and Saving: Finance Drawing Class Boundaries in and through Financial Critics Education Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Daniel Maman, Ben-Gurion University John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Zeev Rosenhek, The Open University of Israel Matthias Thiemann, Frankfurt Goethe-University; Money Knowledge or Money Myths? Results of a SciencesPo Population Survey on Money and the Monetary Order Klaus Kraemer, Department of Sociology, University of Graz P-11 Financialization and Income Generation in the 21st Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Century: Rise of the Petit Rentier Class? University Center U620 Adam Goldstein, Princeton University The Case for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Ziyao Tian, Princeton University in Accounting and Finance All Bark and No Bite? Financial Regulation and Consumer Rhetoric in the Post-Recession Era P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Hannah McQueen, North Carolina State Session Organizer University Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Discussant Scientifique - CNRS John Robinson, Washington University at St Louis Moderator Razvan Hoinaru, Queen Mary University of London O-07 Participants Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am New Models for Financing and Financial Reporting for University Center U202 European SMEs: A Practitioners‘ View Governance in Digital GVCs Razvan Hoinaru, Queen Mary University of O: Global Value Chains London Oana Stanila, The University of Economic Studies Session Organizers Outside the Mainstream of Corporate Governance: Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Lessons from European SMEs Experiences Gary Gereffi, Duke University Laurence Gialdini, Aix Marseille Université, FEG - Timothy Sturgeon, MIT CERGAM Eric Thun, University of Oxford Caroline Weber, MIDDLENEXT Moderator A Legal Framework for Small Company Financial Eric Thun, University of Oxford Disclosure: Do We Need One? Participants Zehra G. Kavame Eroglu, Deakin Law School, Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) and Global Value Faculty of Business and Law Chains: Transforming Value, Power and Embeddedness? Jennifer Johns, University of Bristol
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 102 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA P-12 Developing Maslahah as Measures for Islamic Social Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Enterprise Performance University Center U617 Kalsom Abd. Wahab, Universiti Sains Islam Sustainability (II): Accounting, Accountability and Malaysia Transparency Abdullah Hussein Harwan, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Session Organizer R-10 Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Scientifique - CNRS Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Moderator Paul Williams, North Carolina State University Islamic Political and Moral Economy Participants R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance An Accountability Based Model for Integrated Reporting of Corporate Social Performance Session Organizers Guler Aras, Yildiz Technical University Mehmet Asutay, Durham University The Changing Nature of Social and Environmental Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Accounting. a Longitudinal Analysis Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Rebecca Levy Orelli, University of Bologna Participants Does Transparency Come at the Cost of Charitable Re-Embedding the Nature and the Process in Observing Services? Evidence from Investigating British Charities Islamic Finance Institutional Emergence: A Theoretical Canh Dang, University of Warwick; CREDIT, Attempt to Investigate the Political Economy of the University of Nottingham Emergence of Islamic Finance in Indonesia Banjaran Indrastomo, Durham University The Value of Sharing in Islamic Economic Within Q-09 Anthropology of Indonesia Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Muhammad Qualdi, Durham University University Center U503 Technology, Industry and Innovation (I) TH02-01 Q: Asian Capitalisms Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Session Organizer Wei Zhao, ESSCA School of Management Norms of Market Exchange as Democratic Linkages Participants TH02: Building the Present at the Expense of the Who‘s Making ‗Made in China 2025‘? National Patterns Future? Market Liberalization and the Future of of Educational Backgrounds of East Asia‘s Innovation Democracy Policy Leaders Robyn Klingler-Vidra, King's College London Session Organizers Providing Innovation Services for Technological Margherita Bussi, Université Catholique de Leadership? Innovation Platforms in Guangdong, China Louvain Marcus Conle, Jacobs University Bremen Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble Science-Industry Collaboration, Political Connections Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de and Chinese Listed Companies‘ Innovativeness Louvain Egbert Amoncio, Goethe University Frankfurt Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de The Algorithmic and Imagined Future of China‘s Louvain Industrial Policy: ―Made in China 2025‖ Revisited Moderator Boy Luethje, Sun Yat-sen University Margherita Bussi, Université Catholique de Louvain R-09 Participants Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Neoliberal Moral Frames and Asymmetrical Nationalist Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Legitimation: A Case Study of British Citizens‘ Beliefs in Islamic Economic and Social Development Legitimacy Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Louvain Session Organizers Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Louvain Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Mauro Caprioli, Université catholique de Louvain Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Living inside the Bubble: Political Parties‘ Response to Participants the Housing Crisis and Voter Behaviour in Western Beyond the Triple Bottom Line: Stakeholder Europe. Perspectives on Islamic Banking Performance Alexandros Alexandropoulos, M Luthfi Hamidi, Griffith University UCLouvain/SciencesPo Grenoble Discussant Capabilities Approach and Islamic Development Process Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble Shafiullah Jan, Institute of Management Sciences
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 103 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH04-04 Session Organizers Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Nicolas Duvoux, Université Paris 8 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Jonathan Morduch, New York University The Political Consequences of Technological Participants Change Subjective Poverty As an Indicator of Social Insecurity Nicolas Duvoux, Université Paris 8 TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Adrien Papuchon, French Ministry of Solidarities Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? and Health Session Organizers Poverty As Illiquidity Jonathan Morduch, New York University Thomas Kurer, Harvard University
Bruno Palier, Sciences Po Participants TH07-03 The Decline in Middle-Skilled Employment in 12 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am European Countries: New Evidence for Job Polarisation University Center (Bldg U) - U312 Camille Peugny, University Paris 5 Distributional Consequences of Technological Change: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Worker-Level Evidence Session 3 Aina Gallego, IBEI TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers The (Limited) Effect of Technological Change on Trade Unions Session Organizers Brett Meyer, LSE Luciana D'Adderio, The "Losers of Automation": A Reservoir of Votes for the Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management Radical Right? School Zhen Im, University of Helsinki Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Discussants Moderator Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Peter Hall, Harvard University Participants The Freeport: A Market (for) Hiding from the Future Stefan Schwarzkopf, Copenhagen Business TH05-01 School Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Evaluating Predictive Algorithms to Improve Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Accountability Policy Debates, Experts, and the Future Zoe Carey, New School for Social Research Calculating and Accounting for the Future of Healthcare TH05: Economic Futures in the Public Sphere Innovation: The Secret Life of the mHealth Hypecycle Session Organizers Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management School Amitaya Dutt, Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Lynette Spillman, University of Notre dame TH09-06 Moderator Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Participants Is Chile the Next Venezuela? Presidential Elections and Post-Crisis Socio-Technical Infrastructures the Politics of Fictional Expectations in Social Media TH09: Finance after the Financial Crisis Felipe Gonzalez, Universidad Central de Chile The Power of Beliefs about Community Energy in the Session Organizers Dutch Energy Transition Debate Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced Beata Kviatek, Hanze University of Applied Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Sciences Groningen Adam Goldstein, Princeton University The Coming Debt Catastrophe: Crisis Prognostication in Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Fiscal Discourse Moderator Edward Crowley, New York University Jacob Habinek, Linköping University Whither Universality? Single-Payer Healthcare and the Participants Transformation of U.S. Policy Debate Does Social Media Participation Impact Investor Zachary Griffen, UCLA Survival in the Market? Discussant Alex Preda, King's College London Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Xiaochuan Tong, King's College London Following the Checks. an Analysis of "Marginal Finance" TH06-01 in Argentina. Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Maria Soledad Sanchez, Assistant Researcher at Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 National Scientific and Technical Research Poverty and Precarity: New Agendas Council Leviathan in a Hoodie: Governance and Coordination in TH06: Economic Volatility of Our Age, in Theory and Blockchain Projects Evidence A. Jason Windawi, Princeton University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 104 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA The Resilience of Material Knowledge: How Socio- Identity Economics and Moral Logics in a Lemon Market Technical Infrastructures Perpetuate the Blind Spots of for Scrap Metal Economics Knowledge Elise Cohen, Loyola University Chicago Timo Walter, Institut de Hautes Etudes Brokering Order: War and Radical Uncertainty in Internationales et du Développement Economic Exchange Discussant Gozde Guran, Princeton University Jacob Habinek, Linköping University
TH11-02 TH17-02 Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am University Center U205 University Center U204 Beyond the Lead Firm: Exploring Other Actors and Algorithmic Expertise and Ways of Working Institutions in GVCs TH17: The Future of Algorithmic Inequalities and TH11: Global Value Chains Analysis: Past, Present, Organizational Dynamics and the Future Session Organizers Session Organizers Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Matt Alford, Alliance Manchester Business School, Laura Sartori, University of Bologna University of Manchester Moderator Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Gale Raj-Reichert, Participants Participants Knowing Art, Knowing Technology: Algorithmic Regulation for Whom? North-South Tensions and Their Expertise and the Reconfiguration of Work Implications for the Institutionalization of Transnational Sarah Sachs, Columbia University Private Governance in the Global Coffee and Tea Value Technical Work and Relationship Work: Conceptualizing Chains Platform Labor and the Management of Publics Yixian Sun, Yale University Shreeharsh Kelkar, University of California, A Theoretical Framework to Understand Socially Berkeley Responsible Public Procurement in the EU within Global Benjamin Shestakofsky, University of California, Production Networks Berkeley Leonhard Plank, Vienna University of Technology, Pre-Automation: The Future of Work and Organizational Department of Spatial Planning, Centre of Public Inequalities Finance and Infrastructure Policy Janet Vertesi, Princeton University Gale Raj-Reichert, Queen Mary University of London Zooming in on an Intermediary: A Research Agenda for TH18-02 Studying Importers in Global Value Chain and Their Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Significance for CSR Governance University Center U201 Merel Serdijn, University of Amsterdam Veblen Seen Anew II: Business and Consumers Apparel Global Value Chains As a Springboard for Industrial Development? Supplier Squeeze, Local Firm TH18: Veblen Seen Anew: Power, Social Class, and Learning and Policy Struggles in Sub-Saharan Africa the New Economy Lindsay Whitfield, Roskilde University Session Organizers Cornelia Staritz, Austrian Foundation for Teresa Ghilarducci, The New School Development Research (ÖFSE) William Milberg, New School for Social Research The State, Local Industrial Development and Market- Alondra Nelson, Columbia University Seeking Gvcs: The Case of South Africa‘s Moderator Pharmaceuticals Teresa Ghilarducci, The New School Rory Horner, University of Manchester Participants Building a Future into the Present: Capitalized TH16-02 Urbanization Friday - 10:15am - 11:45am Deen Sharp, MIT Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 On the Status Enhancing Potential of Invisible Social Logics of Economic Life Consumption TH16: Socio-Economics Revisited: Economic Craig Lair, Gettysburg College Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics Veblen on Productivity: Reclaiming the Distinction between Production and Business Session Organizer Jody Knauss, University of Wisconsin - Madison Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt Veblen‘s Theory of Predation in the Age of Algorithm. Participants The Techno-feudal Hypothesis. Economic Agent Meets Sociological Agent in Taxation Cédric Durand, Université Paris 13 Issues. a Pilot Qualitative Study Discussant Veronica Polin, University of Verona Teresa Ghilarducci, The New School The Sociology of Human Capital and the Economics of Cultural Capital Meenakshi Sarkar, Leeds Universityl
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 105 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA FP-05 B-11 Friday - 12:45pm - 1:45pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium University Center U620 Developmental States, Innovation and Technology Featured Speaker Jonathan Haskel in East Asia's Past and Present (Imperial College Business School, UK) - B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development "The Future of the Intangible Economy" Session Organizers Matthew Amengual, MIT FP-06 Caroline Arnold, CUNY Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Mark Dallas, Union College University Center UL104 Richard Doner, Emory University Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Featured Panel - Brexit: Taking Back or Losing Participants Control? China‘s State-Led Entrepreneurship: Cultivating the Featured Panels & Speakers Spirits of Entrepreneurialism in a Socialist Regime Gabriel Chiu, Stanford University Session Organizer Past As Prologue? Japan's Past Industrial Trajectory Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam and China's Future One Moderator Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam / AISSR Engineering the Korean Developmental State: Discussants Geopolitics, Transnational Networks, and the Origins of Suzanne Berger, MIT Heavy Chemical Industrialization Jonathan Haskel, Imperial College London MIchelle Hsieh, Academia Sinica Jacqueline O'Reilly, University of Sussex Marginal Agencies, Foreign Investment and the Rise of Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Venture Capital and Tech Entrepreneurship in China Yan Xu, The University of Chicago
FP-07 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm B-12 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Meet SER: A Panel with SER Editors University Center U622 Featured Panels & Speakers Innovation and Technology, Local and Global Session Organizer B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Gregory Jackson, Freie Universität Berlin Session Organizers Participants Matthew Amengual, MIT Discussants Caroline Arnold, CUNY Bruno Amable, University of Geneva Mark Dallas, Union College Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine Richard Doner, Emory University Julia Lynch, University of Pennsylvania Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Participants Technology Gaps in the Latin American Structuralism: A-03 New Insights on the Absorptive Capacity and Local Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Innovation Networks Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Javier Lucena-Giraldo, Departamento de Multiculturality in the Progress of the Company (1) Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo. A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Session Organizer C-08 José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Madrid Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Participants Time-Use and International Diversity Fanfictions As Representations of Civic Societies Based C: Gender, Work and Family on Gender Eleni Karasavvidou (Karas), Ioannina University Session Organizers Democracy, Inclusion, and the ―Right to the City‖ in Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Urban Street Bands Louvain Meghan Kallman, UMASS Boston Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Trump, the Communitarian? Caryn Medved, City University of New York Jose Loayza, Peruvian Communitarian Movement Moderator Annis Golden, University at Albany
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 106 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Participants The Strength of Female Leadership: Gender Institutions and Equal Pay: Gender-Specific Public Discrimination, Network Penalties, and Firm Innovation Policy and Gender Norms in China Ines Wagner, Norwegian Institute for Social Junmin Wang, University of Memphis Research Experience of Domestic Violence By Young Women in Cooperation Against the Odds: Developing Trust in the India: Does the Nature of Occupation Plays Any Role? Greek Agri-Food and Tourism Sectors Akanksha Choudhary, Indian Institute of Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni, European Institute, Technology Bombay, India London School of Economics (LSE) Young ―Handywomen‖ and Subcontracted Work: Articulation and Complementarity: Discussing the Outsourced Hostesses Linkages between Value Chains and Societal Contexts Gabrielle Schütz, University Versailles Saint Valeria Pulignano, KU Leuven - Centre for Quentin en Yvelines Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) Sustentabilidad y Empoderamiento: El Caso De Mujeres and Labour Market Studies y Niñas En Zona Ladrillera De La Colonia El Colorado Beneficial Constraints in Lean Times: The German No. 1 De Mexicali, B.C. Diversified Quality Production in International Gabriela Nolasco, Universidad Autónoma de Baja Comparison California Chiara Benassi, King's College London Lya Niño, University of Baja California E-18 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm D-07 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Insider-Outsider Divides: Reducing Dualization Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 through Social Investment? Professional Careers E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Welfare States World Session Organizers Session Organizers Gina Di Maio, University of St. Gallen Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Daniel Unterweger, University of St. Gallen James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Participants Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Trajectories of Liberalization in Collective Governance: Leonard Seabrooke, The Swiss Case of Polite Employer Domination and Participants Embedded Flexibilization Online Identities in Organizational Research: Being Gina Di Maio, University of St. Gallen Linkedin, Not Locked out Globalization, Privatization and Collective Goods Saila Stausholm, Copenhagen Business School Provision: The Redefined Role of the State in Austria‘s Precarious Professionalism: Collective Voice and Dual VET System Institutional Reconfiguration in American Healthcare and Daniel Unterweger, University of St. Gallen Higher Education. The Structure of Institutional Discrimination By Phela Townsend, Rutgers University Companies Offering Vocational Training: Low-Educated Rebecca Givan, Rutgers University Migrant and Native Youth Compared How Scholars Imagine Their Careers in a Neoliberal Janina Soehn, Goettingen University Context? a Gender Perspective. What Welfare State Do Voters of the Populist Radical Stephanie Mignot-Gerard, IRG, UPEC Right Want? Analysing Attitudes on Social Transfers, The Local Interpretation of European Policies for Workfare, and Social Investment Excellence: The New Excellence Hiring Process in Philip Rathgeb, University of Konstanz French Academia The Social Investment Dilemma. Youth Poverty and the Audrey Harroche, CSO, Sciences Po Paris Welfare State in Europe Tom Chevalier, University of Oxford Discussant E-17 Niccolo Durazzi, University of Edinburgh Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 E-19 ‗Old‘ Concepts for ‗New‘ Phenomena – I: Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Institutional Complementarities and Beneficial Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Constraints in the Analysis of Equal Pay, Global The Internationalisation of Labour Value Chain, Informal Economy and Lean Production E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Session Organizer Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Chiara Benassi, King's College Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 107 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Moderator Institutional Legacies, Union Power, and Organizational Bettina Wagner, Humboldt University Restructuring in Healthcare Participants John Kallas, Cornell University Institutional Failure, Individual Power and Wage Rosemary Batt, Cornell University Outcomes for International and Local Student Workers Public Sector Workers Confront 'austeritarianism' Stephen Clibborn, The University of Sydney Etienne Cantin, Université Laval The Fourth Actor of Industrial Relations – the Émilie Lessard-Mercier, Université Laval International Communities and Their Roles in Building When Unions Make Workers Vulnerable: Work Industrial Relations Systems in Emerging Markets Arrangements, Membership, and Their Consequences Jinyoung Park, Cornell University in Multinational Contexts across Ten Years Labor Mobility in the EU – Is There an Institutional Chin-Han Chan, Research Assistant at Academia Explanation for the Existing Trends in Labor Migration? Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Bettina Wagner, Humboldt University
E-20 F-13 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Crisis and Labour Market Reforms (1) The Brazilian Innovation System - Socio-Economic Perspectives E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Session Organizers Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Southern Methodist University Chiara Benassi, LSE Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University School College Dublin Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Moderator Gesellschaftsforschung Lisa Dorigatti, University of Milan Participants Participants Global South in Knowledge Networks: Rio De Janeiro in When the Exception Becomes the Norm. on Rule the Offshore Oil Knowledge Network Avoidance, Organisational Boundaries and Institutional Mariane Francoso, State University of Campinas Change Absorptive Capacity, Foreign Direct Investment and Lisa Dorigatti, University of Milan Economic Complexity in Brazil The Italian Labor-Capital Conflict during and after the Naijela Costa, Federal University of São Carlos Crisis. between Trade Unionism and Social Movement (UFSCar) Unionism Catalyzing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Brazil: A Margherita Sabrina Perra, University of Cagliari Sociological Approach to Endeavor‘s Agenda of Katia Pilati, University of Trento Entrepreneurship Building Federica Frazzetta, UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA Aline Coutinho, University of Ottawa Making the Impossible: Legitimating Austerity As the How Absorptive Capacity and Foreign Direct Investment Only Way out in the Eurozone Crisis Affect the Brazilian Productivity? Tiago Moreira Ramalho, CEE, Sciences Po, Paris Naijela Costa, Federal University of São Carlos Trade Unions and Employment Relations in Italy during (UFSCar) the Economic Crisis Ida Regalia, University of Milan F-14 E-21 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Venture Creation Processes and Social Trade Union Challenges (1) Entrepreneurship E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Welfare States Session Organizers Session Organizers Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Southern Methodist University Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Chiara Benassi, LSE School Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer College Dublin Gesellschaftsforschung Moderator Participants Lorenzo Frangi, UQAM Whom Do Nascent Ventures Search for? Variance of Participants Linkage Formation Activities during New Product The Individual Origins of Civil Society Unionism Development Processes Lorenzo Frangi, UQAM Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Sinisa Hadziabdic, University of Geneva
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 108 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA How Innovators Follow the Money: The Funding Employee-Oriented Management in the Competition for Acquisition Process of Nascent Ventures Skilled Labor: The Impact of HR Mesaures on Perceived Andrea Herrmann, Innovation Studies Group, Work Quality and Turnover Utrecht University Philipp Grunau, Institute for Employment Emancipatory Social Innovations: Within and Beyond Research (IAB) the Innovative Society Implementing High Performance Work Practices in Non- Marc D Lachapelle, HEC Montréal Liberal Market Economies: Some Lessons from Three What Role for the Public Actor: Promoter or Hangman of Industries in France, Germany and Sweden Social Innovation? Karen Jaehrling, IAQ, University of Duisburg-Essen Marco Alberio, UQAR Jerome Gautie, University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne
H-15 G-20 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Corporate Governance: Politics, Institutions, and The Development, Specificity, and Obsolescence of Structures Skills: Analyzing Private and Social Returns of H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Vocational and Professional Education. Session Organizers G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Session Organizers Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Uschi Backes-Gellner, University of Zurich Johanna Mair, Stanford University Christian Rupietta, University of Wuppertal Moderator Moderator Steen Thomsen, Copenhagen Business School Uschi Backes-Gellner, University of Zurich Participants Participants Institutional View of Director Selection Specificity of Skill Bundles and the Effects of Trade Toru Yoshikawa, Singapore Management Shocks on Wages University Simon Janssen, Institute for Employment Corporate Control and Its Effects on Strategy, Structure, Research and Outcomes in the Automobile Industry Different Types of It Skills in Occupational Training Mario Sacomano Neto, Federal University of Sao Curricula and Labor Market Outcomes Carlos - UFSCar Fabienne Kiener, University of Zurich Politics of Corporate Governance in 1980s' America Agglomeration Externalities and Heterogeneous Youn Ki, Miami University Innovation Spillovers of Universities of Applied Sciences Institutions of Corporate Control: The Explain in Switzerland Mechanism As a Sign of ―Capture" Tobias Schlegel, University of Zurich Ulf Larsson-Olaison, Linnaeus University
H-16 G-21 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 CSR and Sustainability HRM: High-performance Work Practices H: Markets, Firms and Institutions G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Session Organizers Session Organizers Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples David Marsden, London School of Economics Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Johanna Mair, Stanford University Moderator Moderator Zinaida Salibekyan, CEET - LEST Jette Steen Knudsen, Tufts University Participants Participants Where and to What Extent Does Networking Matter? Why Do the World‘s Biggest Firms Adopt CSR Organizationally Promoted Networking, Team-Working, Practices? Institutional and Class Explanations Tested Careers and the Institutional Context Rami Kaplan, The Open University of Israel Marianna Marra, Essex Business School, Essex Sustainability in Emerging Markets: An Institutional University Perspective on Expectations for CSR of Brazilian MNCs What‘s a Job Candidate Worth? Pay-Setting and Alan Brejnholt, Loughborough University London Gender Inequality after the ―Salary History Ban‖ Varieties of Neoliberalism in US Climate Politics Laura Adler, Harvard University Nils Kupzok, The Johns Hopkins University Rethinking Situated Learning during Austerity: Can Voluntary National CSR Certifications Enhance Participation and Communities of Practice in the UK Fire Socially Responsible Human Resource Management in and Rescue Service African Countries? James Brooks, University of Leeds Fedwa Jebli, Rabat Business School of the International Hugh Cook, University of Leeds University of Rabat Jamal El Baz, Ibn Zohr University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 109 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA H-17 Quantification on a Global Scale: Modeling a Contested Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Practice for Organizing Alternatives to the Corporation Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Dylan Nelson, The University of Michigan, Ann Post-Socialist Transformation Arbor Undermining the Values of Capitalism. the Use of H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Shame-on-You Prize Strategies By Social Movement Session Organizers Organizations Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier, SciencesPo Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University The Convergence of Poverty, Community, Gender, and Johanna Mair, Stanford University Microfinance in the Gambia Participants Sulayman Njie, Bluefield State College; US What‘s Authoritarian about ―Authoritarian Capitalism‖? Government Accountability Office the Mechanisms of State Control over Business in Illiberal Hungary J-13 Dorottya Sallai, University of Greenwich Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Beyond the Patron-Client Relationship: Private Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Entrepreneur‘s Political Entitlement and Elastic Informal Capitalism in Post-Socialist China Data 3. Automation and Algorithms Chengzuo Tang, University of Chicago J: Digital Economy Unlocking the Marketization of Transition Economies: The "Deferred" Institutionalization of Market Session Organizer Conventions in China‘s Film Industry, 1993-2012. Dave Elder-Vass, Loughborough University Victor Shin, The University of Hong Kong Participants Transition in Post-Communist Economies: Plain or The Active Construction of Passive Investors: Creative Destruction? Evidence from Lithuania Roboadvisors and Algorithmic ―Low-Finance‖ Aleksandr Christenko, Visionary Analytics Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison When Bots Take Care of Customers I-20 Charlotte Esteban, Université de Toulouse 2 Jean Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Jaurès Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 An Ethnography of Advertising Categories in the Age of Author Meet Critics: "The Socialist Manifesto: The Big Data Case for Radical Politics in an Era of Extreme Thomas Beauvisage, Orange Labs Inequality" by Bhaskar Sunkara (Basic Books 2019) Jean-Samuel Beuscart, Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée I: Alternatives to Capitalism Kevin Mellet, Orange Labs Session Organizers The Paradox of Algorithmic Personalisation in Content Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Marketing through Micro Influencers and the Graduate Center, CUNY Pericles Rospigliosi, University of Brighton Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School J-14 Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Book Author Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Bhaskar Sunkara, Jacobin Magazine Public Concerns in the Digital Economy I-21 J: Digital Economy Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Session Organizer Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Vili Lehdonvirta, University of Oxford and the Commons‖: Alternative Metrics and Values Participants in Capitalist Societies The Cities of Makers. the New Urban Digital Manufacturing in Europe I: Alternatives to Capitalism Cecilia Manzo, University of Florence Session Organizers Constructing the "Empowered Digital Citizen": Framing Katherine Chen, The City College of New York the Narratives of Empowerment in Data Sharing and the Graduate Center, CUNY Initiatives Obaid Amjad, ESADE. Ramon Llull University Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School David Murillo, ESADE. Ramon Llull University Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Does Digital Data Know Us Better? Moderator Liz McFall, University of Edinburgh Carla Ilten, University of Illinois at Chicago Creating a New Code: Digital Engagement By Worker Participants Organizations Sanjay Pinto, Cornell Worker Institute; Rutgers Sustainability and the Hierarchy of Ownership: Evidence School of Management and Labor Relations from the Values-Based Banking Movement Jason Spicer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 110 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA K-11 Session Organizer Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 Moderator Experimentation In and Around Global Supply Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen Chains Participants Balancing Ethical Values with Scientific K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Reasonableness: The Italian Law 40/2004 on the Work and Employment Access to Medically Assisted Reproduction in the Light Session Organizers of National and European Case-Law Antonietta Elia, University of Santiago de Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal Compostela Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Moderator Bridging Ethics and Cross-Border Reproduction Hyunji Kwon, Seoul National University Technology through Transnational Health Governance? Participants a Feminist and Philosophical Reflection Miao-ling Hasenkamp, Otto-von-Guericke SMEs Intensive Knowledge Suppliers: Comparing Trajectories and Innovation in the Auto and Aerospace University Magdeburg Industry in the Northern Mexico Fertile Markets: Governing Cross-Border Reproductive Jorge Carrillo, COLEF Care Redi Gomis, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School A ‗Decent Cuppa‘: Worker Power and Consumer Power Moralizing Matchmaking: Comparing the in the Sri Lankan Tea Sector Institutionalization of Organ Exchange Huw Thomas, University of Bristol Wan-Zi Lu, University of Chicago Discussant Bringing Labor Back in: How Histories of Conflict Tame Corporate Power over Time Sebastian Botzem, University of Bremen Marissa Brookes, University of California The Role of ‗Responsible Supply Chain Technologies‘ to L-10 Improve Working Conditions - Hype or Help? Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Annie Delaney, RMIT University University Center U300
Opening the Black Box: Organizational Studies of K-12 Regulation and Governance Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm L: Regulation and Governance Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Reflections on Working-Time and Work-Life Session Organizers (Im)balance Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Work and Employment Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Session Organizers Moderator Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Participants Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Moderator The Logic of Compliance: An Analysis of Three Chloe Fortin-Bergeron, Université du Québec à Professions Sarah Babb, Boston College Trois-Rivières Participants Overcoming 'Systematic Errors' in the Regulatory Better Work, Fewer Hours, Same Pay: Institutional Dialectic: Detecting Market Power in California's Change for Socially Advantageous Outcomes Electricity Markets (1996-2001) Catherine Casey, Loughborough University Georg Rilinger, University of Chicago Consistency, Efficiency, and Control of Labor How Diversity Means Business. Contrasting the Scheduling: Evidence from a Retail Field Experiment Depoliticization of Diversity Management in US and Peter Fugiel, University of Chicago French Global Companies Laure Bereni, Centre Maurice Halbwachs, CNRS Peeling Back the Performance of the Police Service: Assessing the Impact of Inspectors‘ Workload, Working- Monitoring Drug Markets : From Biomedical to Social Time and Wellbeing Valuation The Vicissitudes of the French Drug Agency Peter Turnbull, University of Bristol (ANSM) Etienne Nouguez, Centre de Sociologie des Feminist Debates on Domestic Violence Leave Kate Farhall, RMIT University Organisations Hadrien Coutant, Sciences Po / CSO L-09 When Competition and Cooperation Clash: Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Contradictions in the Reformed Governance of the University Center U304 French Higher Education and Research System Christine Musselin, Sciences Po - CNRS The Regulation and Governance of Health Discussant Technologies Eunmi Mun, University of Illinois at Urbana- L: Regulation and Governance Champaign
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 111 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA M-08 O-08 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm University Center U502 University Center U202 Jóvenes y relaciones laborales GVC Inclusion in the Digital Economy M: Spanish Language O: Global Value Chains Session Organizers Session Organizers Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Gary Gereffi, Duke University de Madrid Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Eric Thun, University of Oxford Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Moderator Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Moderator Participants Maria Isabel Heredero, Universidad Autónoma de Automation and the Future of Industrialisation through Madrid Global Value Chains: The Case of the Automotive Participants Industry in North Africa Factores De Éxito En La Inserción Laboral De Los Shamel Azmeh, University of Manchester Estudiantes Universitarios Abeer Ashenawy, American University of Cairo Javier Baquero, UAM Urban Manufacturing, Labor, and Digitalization: The Generaciones En Movimiento: Cambios En El Trabajo Role of Cities in Global Value Chains De Tres Generaciones Españolas Stefano Micelli, Ca Foscari University of Venice Manuela Caballero, Universidad de Extremadura Digitalization and Upgrading of Emergent Country Firms Artemio Baigorri, Universidad de in Global Value Chains: Some Questions Extremadura/Facultad CC. Economicas Eduardo Armando, FIA BUSINESS SCHOOL Ninis En Colombia Cristian Dario Castillo Robayo, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid P-13 Mercado De Trabajo y Juventud En La Unión Europea Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Maria Isabel Heredero, Universidad Autónoma de University Center U601 Madrid Regulatory Arbitrage (I): Law, Finance, and Shadow Banking
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law N-13 Session Organizers Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Matthias Thiemann, Sciences Po Paris Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Jan Friedrich, Goethe Universitaet The Financialized Sovereign Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche N: Finance and Society Scientifique - CNRS Moderator Session Organizers Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Regulatory Arbitrage, Economic Clichés and Expert Talk University Katja Langenbucher, Goethe University House of Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Finance Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Regulating Securitised Banking in the Age of Market- Participants Based Finance – the Unfinished Agenda Markets in Action: Social Order and Disorder in the Vincenzo Bavoso, University of Manchester Eurozone Regulatory Arbitrage and the Case of the Shadow Marion Fourcade, UC Berkeley Banking System at EU Level Caleb Scoville, UC Berkeley Evgenia Ralli, European University Institute The Paulette Edict of 1604: The Marketization of the Regulatory Arbitrage and Non-Judicial Debt Collection in Royal Finances Central and Eastern Europe - Tax Avoidance and Nicolas Pinsard, Centre d'Economie Paris Nord Money Laundering (CEPN) - University of Paris 13 Catalin Stanescu, University of Copenhagen The Financial Impact of Corruption Rankings: How Camelia Bogdan, University of Florida Questionable Corruption Indicators Affect Sovereign Ratings and International Rates of Interest. Byron Villacis, UC Berkeley P-14 Discussant Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Koray Caliskan, The New School University Center U617 Money and Banking (I): Digital Currencies and Payment Systems
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 112 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizer The Evolution of Japanese Investments in the Western Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche World Scientifique - CNRS Dzulfian Syafrian, Durham University Business Moderator School Horacio Ortiz, CNRS, IRISSO, Université Paris East Asian Capitalism and the High-Income Trap: South Dauphine, UMR 7170 Korea and Hong Kong Participants Yin Wah Chu, Hong Kong Baptist University From Initial Coin Offerings to Central Bank Digital Currencies R-11 Marco Dell'Erba, New York University School of Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Law Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Chinese Digital Payment Systems Wechat Pay and Islamic Finance 6 Alipay: An Analysis from the Point of View of a Pragmatist Anthropology of Money R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Horacio Ortiz, CNRS, IRISSO, Université Paris Session Organizers Dauphine, UMR 7170 Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Dispatches from the E-Future: Swedish Cashlessness Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University and the Fraying Currency Tether Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Gustav Peebles, The New School Participants Regulation of Digital Assets: Icos and the SEC Islamic Finance As a Catalyst for an Alternative Islamic Yuliya Guseva, Rutgers Law School Approach to Intellectual Property Economic Rights Nadia Naim, Birmingham City University The Role of Islamic Financial Engineering in Maximizing Q-10 the Profits of Financial Institutions Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Merdaci Ahmed Rachad, PROFESSOR University Center U503 Factors Affecting the Development of Innovative Technology, Industry and Innovation (II) Financial Products in Islamic Banking Industry: Q: Asian Capitalisms Evidence from Saudi Arabia Mona Alrasheedi, University of Glasgow Session Organizer Boy Luethje, Sun Yat-sen University Participants R-12 The Role of Labor Flexibility in the Pursuit of Innovation Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Strategies By Established Japanese Companies Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Kostiantyn Ovsiannikov, University of Tsukuba Islamic Economy Changing Attitudes of Members in Science and Technology Research Institutes Under Japanese R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Government Management: Diachronic Analysis of 10 Session Organizers Years and Immediately after Rational Administrative Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Reform Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Masayo Fujimoto, Doshisha University Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia The Determinants of Direction of Diffusing New Global Participants Managing Practices - a Case of Korean Electronic Sustainable Growth Rate of Firm: Do Financial Multinational Corporation Constraints Matter? Jongmin Yang, Seoul National University Fauzias Mat Nor, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Regional Diversity of Korean and Japanese Business System: The Cases of Two Entrepreneurial Ecosystems TH02-02 Ji-Won Song, Stockholm School of Economics Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Supranationalization and Market Liberalization Q-11 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm TH02: Building the Present at the Expense of the University Center U205 Future? Market Liberalization and the Future of Internationalization and Regional Integration (I) Democracy Q: Asian Capitalisms Session Organizers Margherita Bussi, Université Catholique de Session Organizer Louvain Wei Zhao, ESSCA School of Management Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble Participants Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Official Aid or Export Credit: China‘s Policy Banks and Louvain the Reshaping of Development-Finance Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de Muyang Chen, Peking University Louvain Chinese Direct Investment in Germany – Chinese Moderator MNCs‘ Internationalization and Dominance Patterns in Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Global Capitalism Louvain Ursula Mense-Petermann, Bielefeld University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 113 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Discussant Is Good Credit Good? State Credit Ratings and Lynette Spillman, University of Notre dame Economic Insecurity, 1994-2012 Davon Norris, The Ohio State University Depoliticizing Europe: The Interventions of Novel TH06-02 Economic Techniques in EU Policy Making Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Peter-Wim Zuidhof, University of Amsterdam Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Discussant Insecurity and Stratification Mauro Caprioli, Université catholique de Louvain TH06: Economic Volatility of Our Age, in Theory and TH04-05 Evidence Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Session Organizer Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Jonathan Morduch, New York University Alogorithmic Management Techniques Moderator TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? Jonathan Morduch, New York University Session Organizers Participants Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Proletariat, Precariat, Subsidiariat: The Consequences Department of Sociology and Social Research of Poverty and Income Unpredictability in the Late Post- Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Fordist Regime U.S. & Germany 1980-2020 Political Sciences, University of Milan Louis Chauvel, University of Luxembourg Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Varieties of Precarity in Europe: An Empirical Analysis Institute of Different Types of Precarity in Comparative Moderator Perspective Eran Fisher, Open Univeristy Ioulia Bessa, University of Leeds Participants Forms and Impacts of Digitalization on Workers, Jobs Economic Insecurity As a Factor in Social Stratification: and Work Organization in Start-up Companies. Income Volatility, Economic Insecurity, and Educational Marion Flecher, Paris-Dauphine University, Outcomes Research University, CNRS, UMR CNRS [7170], Jeremy Cohen, Princeton University IRISSO, Member of CRIMT. How Is the Data Revolution Really Changing Work? TH07-04 Brishen Rogers, Temple University Law School Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Semi-Automated Services? the Implications of Artificial University Center U312 Intelligence for Service Work Prashant Rayaprolu, University of Toronto Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Session 4 TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers TH05-02 Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Luciana D'Adderio, Trade, Business, and the Future Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management TH05: Economic Futures in the Public Sphere School Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Session Organizers Amitaya Dutt, Moderator Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management Lynette Spillman, University of Notre dame School Moderator Lynette Spillman, University of Notre dame Participants Participants The Carnegie School of Fashion Design Trading Narratives: Contested Partisan Visions of ‗Free Alexander Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania and Fair‘ Trade in the US and UK Colin Arnold, Sociology, University of Virginia Prophets of the Future and the Evaluation of Knowledge Expectations and Social Silence Around Brexit: What Is in a Tradeshow Monise Picanço, Brazilian Center of Analysis and Not Said and Why? Planning (CEBRAP) Ekaterina Svetlova, University of Leicester Interested Futures: Business Associations and When Prophecy Fails. Competing Future Makers and Knowledge Practices Envisioning Futures (out of the the Battle of Technologies in France (1993-1998) crisis) in Brazil Anne Bellon, Panthéon Sorbonne University Andre Vereta-Nahoum, University of Sao Paulo News Making as Decision Making: Mediated Evaluation of Medical Innovation in IPO Market Yu Ching Cheng, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 114 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH16-03 Moderator Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm William Milberg, New School for Social Research Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 Participants Institutional Dynamics of Capitalism: Innovation, Capturing Social Position: A Configuration Approach Growth and Money Mathieu Ichou, Institut National d'Etudes Demographiques (INED) TH16: Socio-Economics Revisited: Economic A Behavioral Framework for Veblenian Cultural Political Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics Economy Session Organizer Theodore Koutsobinas, University of Patras, Greece Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt Participants Are Upper-Classes Still a Class? Revisiting Veblen Innovative Expansion of Capitalism and Global through the Argentinian Case Mariana Heredia, IDAES-UNSAM; CONICET Institutional Destabilization Discussant Ulrich Witt, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History William Milberg, New School for Social Research The Production of Money: A Survey A-04 Florian Brugger, Research Assistent Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Welfare Models and Demand-led Growth Regimes Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Before and After the Financial and Economic Crisis Pasquale Tridico, University Roma Tre Multiculturality in the Progress of the Company (2) A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society TH17-03 Session Organizer Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense University Center U204 Madrid Algorithmic Practices in Organizations Participants Academic Performance and Social Integration: A Meta- TH17: The Future of Algorithmic Inequalities and Analysis Organizational Dynamics Jieyi Hu, City University of Hong Kong Session Organizers Visualising the Voice of Migrant Domestic Workers: Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Opportunities and Challenges in Visual Research on Laura Sartori, University of Bologna Marginalised Workers Moderator Joyce Jiang, University of York, UK Laura Sartori, University of Bologna Participants B-13 The Material and the Value of ‗the Social‘ – a New Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Approach to Studying the Relationship between University Center U620 Algorithmic Inequalities and Design Organization Mona Sloane, Institute for Public Knowledge, New Finance in the Global South York University B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Big Data Credit Scoring: Risk Management in Chinese Social Credit Programmes Session Organizers Ruowen Xu, University of Warwick Matthew Amengual, MIT Managing AI When New Technologies Meet Old Caroline Arnold, CUNY Workplaces Mark Dallas, Union College Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Richard Doner, Emory University Are Moral Values Embedded into Algorithmic Systems Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong for Securities Trading? Participants Anastasia Grehl, University of Frankfurt Central Banking in the Service of Shadow Banking: Responsibilizing Lawyers, Responsibilizing Financialized Development in the Global South Technologists: Accountability and Expertise in Fathimath Musthaq, Indiana University, Algorithmic Civil Discovery Bloomington Fernando Delgado, Cornell University Brazil‘s National Development Bank Under the Worker's Party: Did BNDES Subsidized Financing Constitute TH18-03 Effective Industrial Policy or Giveaways to Industry? Friday - 2:00pm - 3:30pm Loren Peabody, University of Wisconsin, Madison University Center U201 The Politics of Patient Capital in Middle-Income Veblen Seen Anew III: Culture and Society Countries Leslie Elliott Armijo, International Studies, Simon TH18: Veblen Seen Anew: Power, Social Class, and Fraser University the New Economy The Human Right to Democratic Control of Money: Session Organizers Modern Monetary Theory and Obligations to Fulfill Teresa Ghilarducci, The New School Socio-Economic Rights Jonathan Crock, Leiden University William Milberg, New School for Social Research Alondra Nelson, Columbia University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 115 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA C-09 D-08 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 Gender and Equity Issues Medical Professionals C: Gender, Work and Family D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World Session Organizers Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Session Organizers Louvain Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Caryn Medved, City University of New York Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Moderator Leonard Seabrooke, Pedro Jaime, Department of Management, Centro Participants Universitário FEI Genetic Statutory Designation with and through Participants Algorithmic: Figures of Subjects at the Intersection of Women in the Information Technology Sector: Genetics, Medicine, Identity Employment and Businesses in the State of Jalisco Guy Minguet, IMTAtlantique during the Sexennium 2012-2018 The Issues with Transparence When Electronic Health Raquel Edith Partida Rocha, Universidad de Records Are Opened Professionals‘ Perspectives on a Guadalajara Reform Work-Family Reconciliation Policies and the SES Karin Jonnergard, Linnaeus University Gradient in Children's Well-Being Multi-Professional Practice in French Primary Care: Matthew Andersson, Baylor University Toward a New Form of Labor Division Among Gps and Michael Garcia, University of Texas at Austin Paramedics? Challenges and Resources of Flight Attendants in the Anne Moyal, Sciences Po Context of Technical, Organizational and Temporal Embedded within: What Brazilian Caesarean Section Changes in the Commercial Airline Industry Research Reveals about Professional Work Anne Gillet, CNAM, Lise-CNRS Adriana Nilsson, University of Liverpool
E-22 C-10 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D901 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B261 Neoliberalism in the Nordics - Developing an Absent Care and Caregivers' Issues Theme C: Gender, Work and Family E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States Session Organizers Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Session Organizer Louvain Mathias Jessen, Department of Management, Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business Caryn Medved, City University of New York School Moderator Moderator Anne Gillet, CNAM, Lise-CNRS Chris Howell, Oberlin College Participants Participants The Marketization of Long-Term Care Policies - a Of Myths and Model Cases: Social Democracy in Typology of Long-Term Care Policies Based on Their Sweden Degree of Market Regulation on the Supply and Stephanie Mudge, University of California-Davis Demand Side Welfare Capitalism in Sweden: Social Democracy and Christopher Grages, University of Hamburg Private Providers Since the 1970s From Nursing Home to ―Community:‖ New Institutional Jenny Andersson, Sciences Po (MaxPo, CEE), Ecologies of Elder Care in the United States CNRS Guillermina Altomonte, The New School for Social Neoliberalism with Scandinavian Characteristics: The Research Slow Formation of Neoliberal Common Sense in Family Care for the Dependent Elderly: How Does It Fit Denmark in with Professional Care at the French Sub-National Rune Stahl, University of Copenhagen Level? Neoliberalism, Anti-Statism and the Third Way in Loïc Trabut, Institut National d'Etudes Denmark Démographiques Mathias Jessen, Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School Discussant Chris Howell, Oberlin College
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 116 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-23 Session Organizers Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam ‗Old‘ Concepts for ‗New‘ Phenomena – II: Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Institutional Complementarities and Beneficial Chiara Benassi, LSE Constraints in the Political Economy of Growth Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Models College Dublin Moderator E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Fabio Bulfone, MPIFG Welfare States Participants Session Organizer Institutions and Internal Diversity in German Capitalism: Chiara Benassi, King's College A Qca Analysis of Adjustment in Crisis Times (2008- Participants 2014) Can Digitalization of Global Value Chains Reconfigure Shabneez Bhankaraully, University of National Hierarchies of Production in Dependent Market Manchester; Alliance Manchester Business Economies Characterized By State Capture? the Case School, University of Manchester of Serbia Michel Goyer, Birmingham Business School, Sonja Avlijas, Sciences Po University of Birmingham The Role of the State in Growth Models‘ Trajectories: An Local Economic Strategy in the UK‘s Post-Industrial Analysis on OECD Countries Cities: The Challenges of Improving Labour Markets Luigi Burroni, University of Florence Under Conditions of Austerity Whatever Happened to the British Growth Model? Edward Yates, The University of Sheffield Lucio Baccaro, Max Planck Institute for the Study Ian Clark, Nottingham Trent University of Society Political Economy of Austerity: Paradox of Capitalisms Jonathan Hopkin, London School of Economics and Partisan Politics Rethinking Institutional Complementarities: German Junpei Suzuki, Waseda University; Japan Society Manufacturing in the Knowledge Economy for the Promotion of Science Niccolo Durazzi, University of Edinburgh Under Pressure. Electoral Politics, State-Business Relations and Labour Market Reforms in Southern Europe 2010-2018 Fabio Bulfone, MPIFG E-24 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm E-26 niversity Center U304 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 The Antinomies of Post-Neoliberalism: The Case of Contemporary Japan Under Abenomics Labor in the New Economy E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States Welfare States Session Organizer Session Organizers Charles Weathers, Osaka City University Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Participants Chiara Benassi, LSE Japan's Work Style Reform Consensus and Its Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Contradictions College Dublin Scott North, Osaka University Moderator The Politics of Japanese Macroeconomic Policy and the Simon Joyce, University of Leeds Contradiction of Abenomics‘ Economic Growth Strategy Participants Taka Suzuki, Ohio University The Commodification of Experience: A Political Economy of Hospitality Work and Its Future The Changing Political Economy of Work and Wages in Matthew Cole, University of Leeds Japan: A Polanyian Perspective Theorising Emergent Forms of Platform Worker Charles Weathers, Osaka City University Collective Representation and Resistance Midori Wakamori, Osaka City University Simon Joyce, University of Leeds
Mark Stuart, University of Leeds
Beyond Labor Market Institutions. the Double E-25 Embeddedness of Creative Work. Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Lisa Basten, Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 Passive Privatization: Understanding Urban Regulatory Response—or Lack Thereof—to the Uberization of the Crisis and Labour Market Reforms (2) American City E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Andrew Wolf, University of Wisconsin-Madison Welfare States
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 117 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-27 Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Gesellschaftsforschung Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Participants Trade Union Challenges (2) Entrepreneurial Municipality: Diffusion and Decentralization of Innovation As a Driver of Economic E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Growth. Welfare States Pietro Parronchi, Universidade Federal do ABC Session Organizers Cities Reimagined As Digital Platforms: Assetization of Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Urban Data and Civic Data Governance Anna Artyushina, York University Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Chiara Benassi, LSE Say You Want a Transformation? Amazon HQ2 As a Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Contentious Event Michael Indergaard, St. John's University College Dublin Moderator Guglielmo Meardi, University of Warwick F-16 Participants Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Non-Compliant Small Firms and the National Living Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Wage: The Roots of Informal Responses to Regulatory Change Bottom-up Innovation and Industrial Policy in the Guglielmo Meardi, University of Warwick Global South Sectoral Mechanisms of Dispute Resolution and the F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Reformation of Coordination in the Israeli Industrial Relations System Session Organizers Assaf Bondy, Hebrew University Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Trade Unions and Climate Change Southern Methodist University Vera Trappmann, Leeds University Business Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business School School Jo Cutter, LUBS Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer The Right to Work, Power Resources, and Economic Gesellschaftsforschung Inequality Participants Tom VanHeuvelen, University of Illinois The Central Role of the Customers in the Diffusion of Alternative Electricity Supply Solution in Bangalore: A E-28 Case Study of Selco Bridging Its Rural Developed Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Solution to Urban Actors Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B500 Akil Amiraly, Ecole polytechnique Author Meet Critics: "Social Democratic Capitalism Informality and Innovation: Towards a Bottom-up " by Lane Kenworthy (OUP October 2019) Industrialisation for Africa Erika Kraemer-Mbula, South African Research E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Chair in Industrial Development, University of Welfare States Johannesburg Session Organizers Impacts of Invention and Innovation Types on Firm Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Market and Financial Performances: A Case Study of Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Saudi Arabia Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University, Saudi Arabia Chiara Benassi, LSE
Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin G-22 Book Author Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Lane Kenworthy, University of California, San Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Diego Critics Investment in Vocational Education and Training Suzanne Berger, MIT Under Changing (macro-)Economic Conditions Peter Hall, Harvard University G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Sean O Riain, Maynooth University Session Organizers F-15 Christian Rupietta, University of Wuppertal Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Uschi Backes-Gellner, University of Zurich Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Moderator Cities, Innovation, and Contentious Politics Christian Rupietta, University of Wuppertal Participants F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation The Recession Effect on New Training Contracts and Session Organizers Post-Training Wages in Germany Hans Dietrich, Institute for Employment Research Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, (IAB) Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Competition, Institutions and Company-Sponsored School Training Jens Mohrenweiser, Bournemouth University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 118 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA How Can Tertiary Education Expansion Upskill Workers G-25 without Tertiary Degree? Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Tobias Schultheiss, University of Zurich University Center U622 Do You Get What You Expect? Analysing the Socio-Economics of Labour Consistency between Income Expectations and Returns to Training. G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Caroline Wehner, Federal Institute for Vocational Session Organizers Educational and Training (BIBB) David Marsden, London School of Economics G-23 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Moderator Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm University Center U202 David Marsden, London School of Economics Participants Migration The Socio-Political Economy of Apprenticeship Systems G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources in England and Germany: Changing Policies, Changing Institutions? Session Organizers Maisie Roberts, University of Leeds David Marsden, London School of Economics Theorizing Labor Markets in Contemporary Sociology. a Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen German Perspective Moderator Simon Weingaertner, Helmut-Schmidt-University Michael R. Smith, McGill University Trade Union Renewal in Chile‘s Food Manufacturing Participants Industry: A Case Study Approach of the Complexities Migration and Informal Employment: Case of Russia As and Multi-Dimensional Features of Renewal in a Latin a Second World Receiving Country American Context. Tatiana Karabchuk, UAEU Daina Bellido de Luna, The University of Organizing a Precarious Migrant Workforce: The Case Manchester of Ryanair Board Level Employee Representation and Financial Florian Butollo, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Participation Functional Equivalents and Sozialforschung Complementarities & Company Investment Time Migration, Self-Employment and Occupational Mobility Horizon in Italy Sigurt Vitols, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Maurizio Avola, Department of Political and Social Sciences - University of Catania Nazareno Panichella, Department of Social and H-18 Political Sciences - University of Milan Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Corporate Governance: Micro-level Issues G-24 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm H: Markets, Firms and Institutions University Center U201 Session Organizers Wage Inequality Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Johanna Mair, Stanford University; Hertie School Session Organizers of Governance David Marsden, London School of Economics Moderator Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Andreas Jansson, Linnaeus University Moderator Participants Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Shareholder Dissent in Japan: How Domestic and Participants Foreign Institutional Investors Cast Their Votes External Employment Practices and Income Inequality: Toru Yoshikawa, Singapore Management A Cross-Country Comparison University Markus Weissphal, Paderborn University Mari Yamauchi, Doshisha University The Interrelationship of Collective Bargaining at Industry Ownership Commitment and Work-Life Balance and Company-Levels: A Quantitative Analysis on Steen Thomsen, Copenhagen Business School French Data Lifetime Advantage at the Top?: The Norm of Lifetime Noelie Delahaie, IRES Employment and CEO Succession in Japan Heloise Petit, CEET- CNAM; CLERSE, Lille Eunmi Mun, University of Illinois at Urbana- University Champaign Labor Reform in Brazil, Politics and Sindicatos. Notes Jiwook Jung, University of Illinois at Urbana- on the General Strikes of 2017 Champaign Davide Carbonai, UFRGS Board Diversity by Term Limits? Fairly Paid but Dissatisfied? Determinants of Pay Darren Rosenblum, Pace University Fairness and Pay Satisfaction: Evidence from Germany and the Netherlands Jule Adriaans, German Institute for Economic Research, DIW Berlin
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 119 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA H-19 Yvonne Armstrong, Long-Term Care Division, Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm 1199SEIU Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Shaywaal Amin, Long-Term Care Division, CSR in Comparative Perspective 1199SEIU J. Phillip Thompson, Deputy Mayor of Strategic H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Initiatives, New York City Session Organizers Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples J-15 Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Johanna Mair, Stanford University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Moderator Rami Kaplan, The Open University of Israel Gender and Digital Economy Participants J: Digital Economy International CSR and the Role of Government: 'direct' and 'indirect' Policies Session Organizers Jette Knudsen, Tufts University Sidonie Naulin, Sciences Po Grenoble - Pacte Explaining the Growth of CSR within OECD Countries Anne Jourdain, University Paris-Dauphine from 1981-2018: Is Private Governance a Regulatory Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, University of Quebec- Substitute of Complement? Teluq Daniel Kinderman, University of Delaware Participants Varieties of Policy-Practice Decoupling Regarding Labor Hustle and Gig Standards in Global Garment Supply Chains: A Alexandrea Ravenelle, Mercy College Comparative Analysis of Lead Firms in Germany and Beyond Disruption: How Tech Shapes Labor across the UK Domestic Work & Ridehailing Sarah Ashwin, London School of Economics and Julia Ticona, University of Pennsylvania Political Science
I-22 J-16 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 Author Meet Critics: "Capitalism. A Conversation in Data 4. Assetizing and Valuing Data Critical Theory" by Nancy Fraser (Polity Press 2018) J: Digital Economy I: Alternatives to Capitalism Session Organizer Session Organizers Kevin Mellet, LISIS - University Paris Est Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Participants and the Graduate Center, CUNY Data Quality Assessment in the French Online Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Advertising Industry Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Theophile Megali, Orange Labs - SENSE; Paris- Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Dauphine University Moderator Making Health Data into an Epistemic Consumption Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Object: An Israeli Case-Study Book Author Eran Fisher, Open Univeristy Nancy Fraser, The New School ―Bartering Data‖: Waze‘s Processes of Data Accumulation and Valorization I-23 Antoine Courmont, Sciences Po Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, K-13 and the Commons‖: Worker Cooperatives and the Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Labor Movement: A Co-op Development Initiative in Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1101 the Nation‘s Largest Union Local - Roundtable Agility between Facts and Fiction – Consequences of Agile Work for Teams, Organizations and Society I: Alternatives to Capitalism K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Session Organizer Work and Employment Sanjay Pinto, Cornell Worker Institute; Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations Session Organizers Discussants Sabine Pfeiffer, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Sanjay Pinto, Cornell Worker Institute; Rutgers Erlangen-Nürnberg School of Management and Labor Relations Manuel Nicklich, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Alethia Jones, Open Society Foundations Erlangen-Nürnberg Janice Dabney, Labor Management Project, Stefan Sauer, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität 1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds Erlangen-Nürnberg Mike Shay, Labor Management Project, 1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 120 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Moderator Participants Phil Almond, University of Leicester Regrounding Populism: Moving Beyond Questions of Participants Definition and Content Antecedents and Consequences of Agility – on the Colin Arnold, Sociology, University of Virginia Ongoing Invocation of Self-Organization Governance Reforms and Social Progress Manuel Nicklich, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Sven Bislev, Copenhagen Business School Erlangen-Nürnberg The Consequences of Populist Rule for Central Bank Stefan Sauer, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Independence Erlangen-Nürnberg Brett Meyer, LSE Designing Work for Agility and Affect‘s Measure Financial Market Regulation in the Era of American Phoebe Moore, University of Leicester Populism Traveling Management Ideas, Lost and Gained in J. Nicholas Ziegler, Brown University Translation: Agility in Japan Discussant Takahiro Endo, Kobe John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Masatoshi Fujiwara, Hitotsubashi University
M-09 K-14 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm University Center U502 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 Educación, ocupación y desarrollo Labour Market Participation: Between formality, informality and inactivity M: Spanish Language K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Session Organizers Work and Employment Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Session Organizers de Madrid Phil Almond, University of Leicester Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Moderator Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Annie Delaney, RMIT University Moderator Participants Milagros Dones, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Reinventing the Employer. the Challenge of Formalizing Participants Paid Domestic Work in Argentina Evaluación De Un Programa Educativo a Vendedores Lorena Poblete, CIS-CONICET/IDES; IDAES- Informales Urbanos Universidad Nacional de San Martín Christian Idrovo, Universidad Católica de Santiago Youth Poverty in Spain: Has the Crisis Changed the de Guayaquil Risk Profile? Beatriz Loor, Universidad Católica de Santiago de Gabriel Cueto Pruneda, University of Oviedo Guayaquil Institutional Asymmetry and the Acceptability of Tiempo De Permanencia En Ocupaciones Inferiores Undeclared Work. an Evaluation of the Role of Formal Entre Brasileños Institutions Failures and Imperfections Sandro Eduardo Monsueto, Universidade Federal Ioana Alexandra Horodnic, The University of de Goiás Sheffield Carolina Borges, FACE/UFMG Adrian Vasile Horodnic, Department of Contexto Jurídico Del Incremento De Salario Mínimo En Behavioural Sciences, “Grigore T. Popa” España: Herramientas Para La Valoración Económica, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Política y Sociológica Poverty Dynamics and Labor Market Participation: The Pablo Gimeno Diaz de Atauri, Universidad Carlos Case of Spain III de Madrid Aroa Tejero, University of Oviedo Envejecimiento y Oportunidades De Empleo Por Tipología De Ocupación. El Caso Español. Milagros Dones, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid L-11 Julian Carcedo, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Julián García, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid University Center U300 The New Populism—Implications for Governance & N-14 Regulation Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm University Center UL104 L: Regulation and Governance American Dream, Corrupted Session Organizers N: Finance and Society Tim Bartley, Washington University of St. Louis John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Session Organizers Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Alya Guseva, Boston University Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Sarah Quinn, University of Washington Moderator Participants John Cioffi, University of California, Riverside Sign Here to Lose Everything Zeke Faux, Bloomberg News
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 121 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA The Code of Capital: How the Law Creates Wealth and From the State to the Bank. Youth's Inequality Resources,Representations in the Era of Flexibilisation Katharina Pistor, Columbia University and Financialisation Experiencing a Separate Economy: The Relationship Sonia Bertolini, University of Turin, Department of between Private Financial Services and Perceptions of Cultures, Politics and Society Government Discussant Patricia Posey, MIT Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Pocketbook Policing: How Race Shapes Local Reliance on Fines and Fees in the Chicago Suburbs P-15 Josh Pacewicz, Brown University Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm John Robinson, Washington University at St Louis University Center U601 On Financial Citizenship Regulatory Arbitrage (II): Accounting, Law, and Frederick Wherry, Princeton University Leases
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law N-15 Session Organizers Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Matthias Thiemann, Sciences Po Paris Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Jan Friedrich, Goethe Universitaet Financialization and Democracy Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche N: Finance and Society Scientifique - CNRS Moderator Session Organizers Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Participants Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Regulating Financial Matters By Written Rules: University Problems and Alternatives Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Shyam Sunder, Yale School of Management Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego The Path Towards IFRS 16 – a Paradigm Change in Participants Transnational Accounting Standard Setting "Fait Accompli": Stockton, Financialization, and the Matthias Thiemann, Sciences Po Paris Foreclosure of Democracy Accounting Standard-Setting and Financial Engineering: Brian Judge, University of California, Berkeley Synthetic Leases in the USA and Germany The Future of Social Services: The Crisis, Austerity and Jan Friedrich, Goethe Universitaet Impacts on Local Governments‘ Budgets in England Asset Reclassification in the Iasb Conceptual Ewa Karwowski, University of Hertfordshire Framework – an Approach to Mitigate Regulatory Public Disaffection in the United States and Europe: Is Arbitrage Globalization the Common Denominator? Tessa Kunkel, Goethe University Frankfurt am Ioanna Christodoulaki, Boston University Main The Actuarial Paradigm in the Neoliberal Age Raphaele Chappe, The Brooklyn Institute For P-16 Social Research Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Discussant University Center U617 Stephen Nelson, Northwestern University Money and Banking (II): Bank Business Models and Central Banking N-16 P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Session Organizer Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche Financialization and its Discontents Scientifique - CNRS N: Finance and Society Moderator Kurt Mettenheim, Escola de Administração de Session Organizers Empresas de São Paulo, Fundação Getulio Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Vargas (FGV-EAESP) Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Participants University Compounding Financialization: Changing Fortunes on Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego American Balance Sheets, 1960-2018 Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Kurt Mettenheim, Escola de Administração de Participants Empresas de São Paulo, Fundação Getulio Towards a Financialised Capitalism? the Financial Vargas (FGV-EAESP) Orientation of Indexed Companies in the UK and Spain The Cash Flow Problem in Bank Accounting and the Matilde Massó, Universidade da Coruña Effects of Credit Creation on Central Bank Balance Nazaret Abalde Bastero, University of A Coruña Sheet Expansion and Stability Navigating Change: How Venture Capital Structures Asgeir Torfason, University of Iceland Experiences of Work in a High-Tech Startup Wavelet Analysis of the Conventional and Islamic Stock Benjamin Shestakofsky, University of California, Market Relationship Ten Years after the Global Berkeley Financial Crisis Fredj Jawadi, University of Lille
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 122 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA European Monetary Fund: Feasibility and Operational R-14 Constraints Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Bernard Coupez, Board of the French Markets Albert and Vera List Academic Center D912 Regulator (Autorité des Marchés Financiers) Islamic Finance and Business Q-12 R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Session Organizers University Center U503 Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Technology, Industry and Innovation (III) Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Q: Asian Capitalisms Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Participants Session Organizer Purchase Intention of Counterfeit Fashion Products Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Among Muslim Youth: Does Religiosity Matter? Participants Defta Adiprima, University of Indonesia Creative Under Pressure: Economic Statecraft at the The IMPACT of Integrated Reporting on Islamic Frontier Financial Institutions' Performance Elizabeth Thurbon, UNSW Australia Yunice Karina Tumewang, Universitas Islam The Infant Industry Problem in High-Technology Indonesia Industry: Chinese Techno-Industrial Policy, 1978-2018 Andrew Tylecote, University of Sheffield TH02-03 Towards Authoritarian Digital Capitalism in China? Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Steven Rolf, University of Bristol Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Neoliberalism and Market Liberalization Q-13 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm TH02: Building the Present at the Expense of the University Center U205 Future? Market Liberalization and the Future of Internationalization and Regional Integration (II) Democracy Q: Asian Capitalisms Session Organizers Margherita Bussi, Université Catholique de Session Organizer Louvain Boy Luethje, Sun Yat-sen University Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble Participants Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Knowledge and HRM Practice Transfer in Emerging Louvain Economies: The Case of Japanese Joint Ventures in Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de Indonesia Louvain Joey Soehardjojo, Warwick Industrial Relations Moderator Research Unit; Japan Society for the Promotion of Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de Science (JSPS); IDE-JETRO Louvain Reexamining China and South-South Relations: Participants Chinese State-Backed and Flexible Private Capitals in Austerity, Fiscal Pressures and the Crowding out of the Philippines Future Investments Alvin Camba, Johns Hopkins University Olivier Jacques, McGill University China and Global Financial Governance: Lessons from Bringing Citizens Back in the Analysis of Policy Change: the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and Credit Unleashing the Explanatory Power of Policy Design Rating Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble Giulia Mennillo, National University of Singapore Margherita Bussi, Université Catholique de Africa and China: Still Geographically Distant, Yet Louvain Increasingly Linked through the Belt and Road Initiative Discussant W. Travis Selmier, Indiana University Luis Vila-Henninger, Université catholique de Louvain R-13 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm TH04-06 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Islamic Moral Economy 3 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 New and Old Inequalities in the Era of Digitalization R: Islamic Moral Economy and Finance TH04: Digitalizing and Fragmenting Labor: What Session Organizers Changes for (In)Equality and Diversity? Mehmet Asutay, Durham University Necati Aydin, Alfaisal University Session Organizers Zurina Shafii, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Participants Department of Sociology and Social Research Evaluating the Consequences of Islamic Investing Annalisa Murgia, Department of Social and Model on Market Dynamics and Wealth Distribution. Political Sciences, University of Milan Agent-Based Modelling Approach Agnieszka Piasna, European Trade Union Mohamed A K Al-Azzani, Durham University Institute
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 123 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Moderator Participants Rossella Bozzon, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research Big Data on Income Volatility Trends from 6 Million Participants American Families Do Old and New Labour Market Risks Overlap? Fiona Greig, JPMorgan Chase Institute Automation, Offshorability, and Non-Standard Chenxi Yu, JPMorgan Chase Institute Employment Wealth Inequality, Income Volatility, and Race Miguel Malo, Universidad de Salamanca Jonathan Morduch, New York University A Shorter Working Week for Everyone? Possible Managing Economic Volatility. a Gender Perspective. Implications for Wellbeing, Mental Health and Quality of Elena Reboul, Cessma (University Paris VII Life Diderot) Daiga Kamerade, University of Salford/University of Cambridge TH07-05 Working at Edge of India‘s New Services Economy: Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Identity, Aspirations and Pathways of Progression University Center U312 Amongst Pune‘s Domestic Call Centre Workers Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers - Aditya Ray, Queen Mary University of London Session 5
TH07: Evaluating Futures, Evaluating Future-makers TH05-03 Session Organizers Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Luciana D'Adderio, Albert and Vera List Academic Center D704 Katy Mason, Lancaster University Management Budgets, Central Banks, and the Future School TH05: Economic Futures in the Public Sphere Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Moderator Session Organizers Neil Pollock, University of Edinburgh Amitaya Dutt, Participants Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Calculation Vs Imagination? Revisiting a False Lynette Spillman, University of Notre dame Sociological Distinction Moderator Natalia Besedovsky, University of Hamburg Amitaya Dutt, Imagining to (Re-)Organize Markets: Conceptualizing Participants Fiction in the Performance of a Circular Economy Narrating Imagined Crises: The Infrastructural Power of Thomas Jalili Tanha, Lancaster University Central Banks' Stress Tests Nathan Coombs, University of Edinburgh TH11-03 Visions of the Future in Budgetary Discourse Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Ewan MacDonald, Technological University of University Center UL105 Dublin Frontiers of GVC research: A Collaborative Brendan K O'Rourke, Technological University of Workshop Dublin Price Discipline: Central Bank Signals, Conventions of TH11: Global Value Chains Analysis: Past, Present, Internal Devaluation and the Export Capacity of the and the Future German State Session Organizers Inga Rademacher, King's College London Matt Alford, Alliance Manchester Business School, Crisis and Economic Time: The Case of the Bank of University of Manchester Italy Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Gale Raj-Reichert, Discussant Participants Amitaya Dutt Gender Dynamics in Global Value Chains Stephanie Barrientos, Global Development Institute, University of Manchester TH06-03 International Trade Policy and Global Value Chains Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Shamel Azmeh, University of Bath Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Firm-Level Strategy and Global Value Chains Race, Gender, and Volatility Mari Sako, University of Oxford Sustainability, Global Value Chains and Green Capital TH06: Economic Volatility of Our Age, in Theory and Accumulation Evidence Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Session Organizer Contestation and Activism in Global Value Chains Florence Palpacuer, Universite de Montpelllier Nicolas Duvoux, Université Paris 8 Local Firm-Level Learning and Capability Building in Moderator Global Value Chains Cornelia Staritz, Austrian Foundation for Nicolas Duvoux, Université Paris 8 Development Research (ÖFSE) The Roles of the State in Global Value Chains Rory Horner, University of Manchester
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 124 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH16-04 FP-08 Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Friday - 5:30pm - 6:30pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D601 University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium Paradigms and Policies: A Turning Tide in Economics? Featured Speaker Virginia Eubanks TH16: Socio-Economics Revisited: Economic (University at Albany SUNY, USA) - Sociology Meets Heterodox Economics "Automating Inequality: How High- Session Organizer Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt Participants the Poor" Divided We Stand? Professional Consensus and Political Conflict in Academic Economics Stephan Puehringer, Johannes Kepler University SP-06 of Linz, Insitute for Comprehensive Analysis of the Friday - 7:15pm - 10:15pm Economy Columbia University Paradigms and Policies: The Current State of Roone Arledge Auditorium, Alfred Lerner Hall Economics in the German-Speaking Countries Jakob Kapeller, University of Duisburg-Essen, Institute for Socio-Economics; Johannes Kepler Gala Reception University of Linz, Insitute for Comprehensive Analysis of the Economy FP-09 From Paradigms to Policies: Economic Models in the Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am EU‘s Fiscal Regulation Framework University Center UL105 Philipp Heimberger, Johannes Kepler University Linz Featured Panel - Diversity and Performance: Eastern Europe‘s Conservative Developmental Statism: Experimental Research Economic Sociology and the Search for Alternatives to Featured Panels & Speakers Economic Liberalism Mihai Varga, Institute for East European Studies Session Organizer Katharina Bluhm, Freie Universität Berlin David Stark, Columbia University & University of Warwick Participants The Importance of Gender Congruence in Corporate Social Responsibility: Field Experimental Evidence of TH17-04 Applicant Interest Friday - 3:45pm - 5:15pm Mabel Abraham, Columbia Business School University Center U204 Heterogeneity or Minority Representation? Perceptions Algorithms for Organizational Processes of Racial/Ethnic Diversity Janet Xu, Princeton University TH17: The Future of Algorithmic Inequalities and Paying to Cross the Gender Gap Organizational Dynamics Sheen Levine, The University of Texas at Dallas Session Organizers Without Inclusion, Racial Bias Blocks Learning Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute David Stark, Columbia University & University of Laura Sartori, University of Bologna Warwick Moderator Discussant Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Katherine Phillips, Columbia Business School Participants Calculated Bias: The Social and Ethical Dimensions of Automating the HR Function A-05 Xanthe Whittaker, Leeds University Business Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am School Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 Artificial Intelligence in Human Resources Management: Challenges and a Path Forward Causes, Consequences and Alternatives of the Valery Yakubovich, ESSEC Capitalist System - Alternative Antiseptic Policies How Inclusive Leadership Seek Indigenous Voice in A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Vietnam‘s Public Sector Tho Alang, RMIT University Session Organizer José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense Madrid Participants Reconfiguring the Interaction between State, Market and Solidarity Elisa Reis, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Ilpa System: A Different Economy Logic Laura Collin, El Colegio de Tlaxcala
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 125 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA The Inheritance in Question. the Contributions of the D-09 19th Century Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Melanie Plouviez, Université Côte d'Azur, Nice, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 France Legal Professions in a Globalizing World Platform Enabled Replicative ―Scale up‖ of Networked Alternative Value Creation Patterns D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Jozsef Veress, Corvinus University World Session Organizers B-14 Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University University Center U312 Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Leonard Seabrooke, Development Indicators Applications at Local Level Participants B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development ―It‘s a Very Tricky Environment in Which to Operate‖: Field Straddling By Global Law Firms in Southeast Asia Session Organizer James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Lya Sierra, Pontificia Unversidad Javeriana The Loyalty Marathon: Career Norms and Choices in Participants Taiwan Law Firms Tourism As a Tool of Economic Development: Empirical Sida Liu, University of Toronto Evidence for Utah Longitudinal Trajectories of the Gender and Ethnic Maritza Sotomayor, Utah Valley University Profile of Career Types in the Legal Profession Regional Approach to the Multidimensional Poverty Danat Valizade, University of Leeds Index. the Case of Colombia. The Emerging Role of Sexual Harassment Karina Manrique, Universidad Distrital Francisco Commissioners in Contemporary Labor Markets: An Jose de Caldas Evolving Paralegal Profession? The Impact of Migration in the Economic Activity of Shani Kuna, Sapir Academic College Norte De Santander, Colombia Lya Sierra, Pontificia Unversidad Javeriana Manufacturing Corruption: How International E-29 Organizations in Charge of Corruption Rankings Create Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am More Corruption through the Expansion of the Political Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 Field. Labour Market Policies and Dualisation Byron Villacis, UC Berkeley Discussant E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Maria del Rosio Barajas, El Colegio de la Frontera Welfare States Norte/Universidad Autonoma Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam C-11 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Chiara Benassi, LSE Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin Maternity, Childcare and Careers Participants C: Gender, Work and Family Labour Market Policies and Segmentation. Recent Trends in Nine European Countries Session Organizers Werner Eichhorst, IZA Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Shaping Inequalities: Public Policies Supporting Louvain Domestic Employment in France and Sweden Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Nathalie Morel, Sciences Po Caryn Medved, City University of New York The Role of Sustainable Labour Market Integration at Moderator the Street-Level of Activation Policies Julie Landour, CNAM / CEET Carolin Freier, Insitute for Employment Research Participants A Socialized Wage for Casual Workers. the "Intermittent U.S. Mothers‘ Lifetime Risk of Becoming a Primary Du Spectacle" Unemployment Insurance System in Breadwinner France Jennifer Glass, University of Texas at Austin Mathieu Gregoire, IDHES-CNRS University of Joanna Pepin, University of Texas Paris Nanterre For Richer or Poorer, ‗Til Career Us Do Part: Spousal Spill-over between Job and Life Satisfaction Anke Plagnol, City University London E-30 Making Space: Space and the Experience of Work in Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Family Child Care Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Kimberly Lucas, Brandeis University Wage Setting and Organisation within Firms (1)
E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 126 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizers Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam College Dublin Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Participants Chiara Benassi, LSE Securing Old-Age Income in Times of Rising Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Employment Uncertainty: Comparing 7 European College Dublin Countries Moderator Sina Felicitas Schadow, University of Duisburg- Marianna Marra, Essex Business School, Essex Essen University Build a « Risk » of Social Protection to Take Care of the Participants Elderly, Implications on Social Justice Does the Context Shape the Wage Compensation to Ilona Delouette, Clersé, Université de Lille Supervision for Middle Managers? Evidence from The Paradox of Public Pension Spending and Germany and the UK Regulatory Environments on the Self-Employment of Sergio Scicchitano, INAPP (National Institute for Older Adults the Analysis of Public Policies) Julie Kim, University of California, Irvine Industry 4.0, Work and Works Councils in the German Manufacturing Sector Thomas Haipeter, University of Duisburg-Essen F-17 World Class Involvement: Workers‘ Participation in a 4.0 Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Lean Production System Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Lisa Dorigatti, University of Milan Explorative Approaches to Understanding Matteo Rinaldini, University of Modena and Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Reggio Emilia Transnational Collective Bargaining in French F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Multinational Firms: Which Interrelationships with Session Organizers Collective Bargaining at Firm Level? Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Kevin Guillas-Cavan, IRES School, The University of Manchester Noelie Delahaie, IRES Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung E-31 Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Southern Methodist University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Participants Inequality and Preference Formation Properties of Green: On Color and its Rearticulation as E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and a Corporate Asset Welfare States Meredith Hall, The New School for Social Research Session Organizers Making Pressure: Two Case Studies of Early Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Makerspace Organizations Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Flavie Genatio, Université Grenoble Alpes Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University College Dublin F-18 Moderator Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Anders Lindbom, Uppsala University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D911 Participants Corporate Innovation at the Firm, Regional, and Middle-Class Support for Welfare Services National Level Anders Lindbom, Uppsala University The Illusion of the Brahmin Left F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Thibault Darcillon, University of Paris 8 Vincennes Session Organizers Saint-Denis Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Bruno Amable, University of Geneva Southern Methodist University Welfare Regimes, Intergenerational Inequalities and Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business Youth Attitudes Towards Democracy, 1995-2015 School Mauro Migliavacca, University of Genoa Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung E-32 Participants Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am The Strategic Implications of Organizational Forgetting Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Raphael Martins, Stern School of Business, New Welfare State Challenges Around the World (1) York University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Enabling Factors and Job Creation in Firms Adopting Welfare States Industry 4.0 Technologies. an Empirical Inquiry in an Italian Manufacturing Region Session Organizers Giancarlo Coro, Ca' Foscari University Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Chiara Benassi, LSE
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 127 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA G-26 Session Organizers Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am David Marsden, London School of Economics Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Global Human Mobility Moderator G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Philipp Grunau, Institute for Employment Research (IAB) Session Organizers David Marsden, London School of Economics Participants Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen A Worker Flows Analysis with and without Short-Term Moderator Labor Contracts: Evidence from France David Marsden, London School of Economics Richard Duhautois, CNAM-Lirsa and CEET Participants Heloise Petit, CLERSE, Lille University Global Human Mobility and Knowledge Transfer: Highly Skilled Return Migrants As New Developers Emerging Forms of Precariousness Related to Alice Lam, Royal Holloway University of London Autonomy at Work: Proposals for an Empirical Typology Defining Immigrant Integration in the Workplace: A of Self-Employment Multidimensional Model Louis Florin, HEC Liège - Management School of Margaret Schomaker, Laval University the University of Liège Marie-Eve Dufour, Laval University The Informalization of Labour in the Development of How Do Future Global Workers Perceive Their Global Welfare Markets for Domestic Work and Care Services Education Experience? a Case Study of Chinese in Germany Internationally Mobile Students at a UK University Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Yujie Hu, University of Leeds
G-29 G-27 Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D913 Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Unemployment: Causes and Effects HRM: Psychological Contracts 1 G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Session Organizers Session Organizers David Marsden, London School of Economics David Marsden, London School of Economics Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen Moderator Moderator Laura Adler, Harvard University Karen Jaehrling, IAQ, University of Duisburg- Participants Essen Italy through a ―Looking Glass‖, 1990-2016: Are There Participants Discernible Age-Period-Cohort Effects in Labour Market Do Managerial Support Perceptions Influence Employee Outcomes, Social Attitudes and Behaviours, and Well-Being in High Performance Workplaces? an Political and Policy Preferences? Empirical Investigation Anthony C. Masi, Desautels Faculty of Suhaer Yunus, WISERD, Cardiff University Management, McGill University Keith Whitfield, Cardiff Business School, Cardiff The Causes of the Emergence of Long-Term University Unemployment Employer-Supported Volunteering Programs: Intended Ulrike Famira-Muehlberger, Austrian Institute of and Unintended Consequences Economic Research Bethania Mendes de Brito Antunes, University of Quality of Life of Neet Youth across Europe: The Greenwich - Work and Employment Research Perceived Welfare of the ‗out-of-School Jobless‘ Unit (WERU) Jean-Francois Giret, University of Burgundy Mobilization through Affects : Middle Management in (France) Low-Skilled Service Provision Gabrielle Schütz, University Versailles Saint Quentin en Yvelines H-20 Automation in Nursing and Shifting Task Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Responsibilities and Professional Identities Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Joshua Hurwitz, Stanford University Graduate The Formation of Markets School of Business H: Markets, Firms and Institutions G-28 Session Organizers Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples University Center U503 Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Self-employment Johanna Mair, Stanford University Moderator G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Emily Erikson, Yale University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 128 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants I-25 When Do the Last Become First? Multi-Dimensional Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Institutional Complexity and the Rise of Underdogs Albert and Vera List Academic Center D910 during China's Market Transition Track B. ―Democratic Workplaces, Cooperatives, Le Lin, University of Hawaii at Manoa and the Commons‖: Can Cooperative Platforms From Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) to Create a Sharing Economy Intelligentsia Coffee: Comparative Consumer and Producer Politics in Quality Agriculture I: Alternatives to Capitalism Betsy Carter, University of New Hampshire Session Organizers Performing Markets, Constructing Theory: Towards an Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Infrastructural Sociology of Economic Knowledge and the Graduate Center, CUNY David Pinzur, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Societies Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School H-21 Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Moderator Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B260 Participants Trade and Regulation: the Role of Institutions Alternative Platforms and Societal Horizon : H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Characterisation and Strategies for Development Session Organizers Corinne Vercher-Chaptal, Université Paris 13 Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Challenging Capitalist Production Model: ‗New Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University Shanzhai‘ As an Alternative Johanna Mair, Stanford University Bingqing Xia, East China Normal University Moderator Giving Economy in Taiwan: Social Innovation and the Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Relationship of Donation Movement and Civil Society Participants Mayumi Tabata, Senshu University Liberalization, Protectionism, and ―Pervasive Market The Role of Makerspaces in Supporting Consumer Regulation‖: Cartels, Trade, and Competition in Practice Innovation and Diffusion: An Empirical Analysis Erik Peinert, Brown University Maria A. Halbinger, Baruch College, Zicklin The European Union and Investment Protection School of Business (CUNY) Agreements – Collective Action Problems and Policy Entrepreneurship I-26 Robert Basedow, London School of Economics Constructing Moral Projects across Organizational Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Fields: The Case of EU ETS Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908 Aleksandra Lis, Adam Mickiewicz University TRACK C. ―Transformative Innovations and Social Movements‖: Organizing for Sustainable I-24 Transformations (Part 3) Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am I: Alternatives to Capitalism Albert and Vera List Academic Center D902 TRACK A. ―Capitalism and Its Alternatives: Session Organizers Contemporary Debates‖: The Growth Debate and Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics the Good-Society and Business I: Alternatives to Capitalism Francesca Forno, University of Trento Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of Session Organizers London Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Moderator and the Graduate Center, CUNY Viviana Asara, Vienna University of Economics Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester and Business Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Participants Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech Social Movements and Social Innovation in Moderator Sustainability Transitions Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Participants Grassroots Initiatives and Territorial Development: Post-Fossil Capitalism in a Post Socialist Region: Socially and Environmentally Sustainable Understanding the Obstacles on the Way to a Transformations in the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona Sustainable Post-Growth Society Marc Parés, Autonomous University of Barcelona Virginia Pflücke, Brandenburg University Shopping Together for a Sustainable Future: How Heike Jacobsen, Brandenburg University Cottbus Political Consumerism Enacts Collective Action Sustainable Degrowth in an Emerging Market Francesca Forno, University of Trento Robson Rocha, Aarhus University Discussant Good Societies Mikko Laamanen, Royal Holloway - University of Laura Basu, Utrecht Universty; Walden University London Future and Utopian Thinking: How could we do it? Nina Rismal, Humanities and Social Change International Foundation
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 129 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA J-17 L-12 Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D603 University Center U300 Communities and Platforms The Age of Austerity in Local Context: How Cities Cope with Budget Constraints (1) J: Digital Economy L: Regulation and Governance Session Organizer Dave Elder-Vass, Loughborough University Session Organizers Participants Sophie Buhnik, Maison Franco-Japonaise, CNRS Who‘s Afraid of Gift-Giving? Using Platforms As Means Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study to Distance Givers and Takers of Societies Carolina Dalla Chiesa, Erasmus University Marie Piganiol, Max Planck Institute Crowdfunding Platform and Inter-Project Online Participants Communities: Example of Ulule. When Policy Feedback Fails: ―Collective Cooling‖ in Inna Lyubareva, IMT Atlantique Detroit‘s Municipal Bankruptcy Linguistic Advantage: Gender and the Language of Mikell Hyman, Max Planck Institute for the Study Crowdfunding of Societies Andreea Gorbatai, UC Berkeley Questioning Social Housing Companies‘ Strategies in Organizational Responsiveness to Everyday Complaints Shrinking Cities Under Austerity Regime in France and Requests on Twitter Marie Mondain, Université Paris 1 Panthéon- Simone Zhang, Princeton University Sorbonne Housing Inequalities in Major German Cities in Times of Austerity Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies K-15 Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 M-10 Experimentation for Better (and Worse) Work Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am University Center U502 K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Política Macroeconómica y variedades de Work and Employment capitalismo Session Organizers M: Spanish Language Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of Session Organizers Louvain/FNRS, Brussels Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Moderator de Madrid Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Participants Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Work and Institutions: The Regulation of Job Quality in Universidad Autónoma de Madrid the European Countries. a Multidimensional Analysis Moderator Serafino Negrelli, Università degli Studi di Milano - Jorge Carrera, CONICET Bicocca Participants Mario Lucchini, Università degli Studi di Milano - Wage Bargaining and Inflation in the Eurozone Bicocca Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y The Quality of Life at Work, between Health and Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Managerialization. a Study of a Firm‘s Experimentation de Madrid in the French Banking Sector Laura Pérez Ortiz, Departamento de Estructura Scarlett Salman, Paris-Est University Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Experiments with Voluntary Industry Self-Regulation of Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Occupational Health and Safety: Recent Developments Governança Para a Transição Do Setor De Energia: Um in Australia Marco Comparativo Entre o Brasil e a Alemanha Na Louise Thornthwaite, Macquarie University Perspectiva Da Literatura Sobre ―Variedades Do Understanding the Front-Line Politics of Worker Capitalismo‖ Representation in Workplace Safety Maria Bernadete Sarmiento Gutierrez, IPEA Alan Hall, Memorial University of Newfoundland El Triángulo Argentino: Metas De Inflación, Tipo De Experimentation for Better or for Worse Work: What Cambio y Deuda. Por Qué Fracasó El Programa Makes a Difference between Better and Worse in the Económico 2016-18. Regulation of Work and Employment? Jorge Carrera, CONICET Gregor Murray, University of Montreal Economía Disruptiva: ¿Flexibilidad o Precariedad? Una Nueva Configuración Del Mercado En El Siglo XXI Tania Teixeira, Brasil Camila Silva, NUTRA-PUCMINAS
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 130 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA N-17 O-09 Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 University Center U204 Financialized Selves Power and Governance in GVCs N: Finance and Society O: Global Value Chains Session Organizers Session Organizers Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Gary Gereffi, Duke University University Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Eric Thun, University of Oxford Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Moderator Participants Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Finance As a Site of Neoliberal Tensions: The Case of Participants Lay Trading in Israel Are Those ‗All-American Jeans‘ Made in India? Galit Ailon, Department of Sociology & Managing Uncertainty in Global Fashion Production Anthropology, Bar-Ilan University Alexander Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania Horrorscope – the Constitution of a Performing Financial Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya, University of California Audience Berkeley Erik Caparros Højbjerg, Copenhagen Business Power in Global Value Chains School Mark Dallas, Union College Micro Pensions in Developing Countries On the Notion of Power Asymmetry in the Governance Caroline van Dullemen, Free University of Global Value Chains/Gvcs Theory The Relational Context of Economic Behavior: Evidence Dzulfian Syafrian, Durham University Business from Two Survey Experiments School Barbara Kiviat, Harvard University Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison Personalizing Solidarity? the Role of Self-Tracking in O-10 Health Insurance Pricing Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Liz McFall, University of Edinburgh University Center U202 Discussant Regions in GVCs Daniel Maman, Ben-Gurion University O: Global Value Chains Session Organizers N-18 Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Gary Gereffi, Duke University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Regulation Eric Thun, University of Oxford N: Finance and Society Moderator Rory Horner, University of Manchester Session Organizers Participants Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Re-Configuring UK‘s Global Value Chains Post Brexit Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Sangeeta Khorana, University of Bournemouth University North American Integration and Cross-Border Value Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Chains Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Igor Paramonov, Southern Alberta Institute of Participants Technology Hybrid Governance Regime in Turbulent Times: The Gvcs As Levers for Scaling up Civic Innovation? a Role of State in China‘s Stock Market Crisis 2014-2016 Comparative Case Study Chen Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Florence Palpacuer, Universite de Montpelllier Huanhuan Zheng, National University of Peter Knorringa, Erasmus University Singapore Cultural and Creative Industries in East Asia from a Just Another Tool: Explaining the Bank of England‘s Global Value Chain Perspective: Korea‘s Experience Timid Macroprudential Policy and Its Implications Walter James, Temple University Joonkoo Lee, Hanyang University Conflict, Contention and Cooperation in China‘s New Hyun-Chin Lim, Seoul National University Model of Financial Monitoring W. Travis Selmier, Indiana University P-17 Financing Fealty: Authoritarian Control of Financial Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Systems University Center U601 Meg Rithmire, Harvard Business School Author Meets Critics: "Fraud: An American History Discussant from Barnum to Madoff" by Edward Balleisen Simone Polillo, University of Virginia (Princeton University Press 2017)
P: Accounting, Economics, and Law
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 131 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Session Organizer Q-14 Camilo Leslie, Tulane University Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Book Author University Center U201 Edward Balleisen, Duke University Institutional Change and Policy (I) Critics Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley Q: Asian Capitalisms Marc J. Schneiberg, Reed College Caitlin Zaloom, New York University Session Organizer Participants Wei Zhao, ESSCA School of Management Comments on Edward Balleisen's "Fraud: An American Participants History from Barnum to Madoff" A New Institutional Design of Capitalism in Asia: Japan‘s Caitlin Zaloom, New York University ―Public Interest Capitalism‖ and South Korea‘s ―Inclusive State‖ Suk-Man Hwang, Changwon National University Jonghoe Yang, Sungkyunkwan University P-18 Jinho Lim, Seoul National University Asia Center Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am Is Japan Lagging behind or Is It Exploring the 21st University Center U620 Century Anthropogenetic Model?" Public Sector Management and Accounting: Policy Robert Boyer, Institute of the Americas By Budget? Employment Adjustment, Dividend Cuts, and Corporate Governance P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Kubo Kubo, Waseda University Session Organizer Law As Value Extraction: Rationalizing Chinese Society Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche By Digital Design Scientifique - CNRS Lia Musitz, University of Duisburg-Essen Moderator James Chan, University of Illinois at Chicago Participants Q-15 Role of Integrated Financial Management Information Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am University Center (Bldg U) System (IFMIS) in Public Financial Management Reforms U205 Jacqueline Musabende, Mount Royal University Entrepreneurship Frank Cotae, Mount Royal University Q: Asian Capitalisms Institutional Logics and Budgeting Processes: A Longitudinal Case Study of the University of Bologna Session Organizer Rebecca Levy Orelli, University of Bologna Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University Participants Comparative Entrepreneurship: Social Identity and Strategy Formulation in Entrepreneurial Firms P-19 Cornelia Storz, Goethe University Frankfurt Saturday - 9:00am - 10:30am The Rise of Me & Co. in China: Founder Identity, University Center U617 Entrepreneurship, and Modernity Corporate Governance (I): Auditing and Distress Gabriel Chiu, Stanford University Which Management Practices Do Exporting Firms in P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Pakistan Apply to Deal with the Threats of Terrorism? Session Organizer Christian Rupietta, University of Wuppertal Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche A-06 Scientifique - CNRS Moderator Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Adam Leaver, Sheffield University Management Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B258 School, Conduit Rd, Sheffield S10 1FL Social Improvement through Economic Institutions Participants A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society Carillion, Financialized: ‗Impairment Shocks‘ and the Fragile Temporality of Extractive Capitalism Session Organizer Adam Leaver, Sheffield University Management José Ruiz San Roman, Universidad Complutense School, University of Sheffield Madrid The Activeness of Audit Committee and Earnings Participants Volatility of Listed Companies in Shenzhen Stock Alienation on a Common Ground. the Impact of NPM Exchange of China Reforms on the Public Service Ethos: An Organizational Xinao Li, Qiusheng Zhang Case Study. Katja Hartosch, Institute for Employment Research An Explanation on the Effective Policy Implementation of Targeted Poverty Alleviation of County Government in Contemporary China Hongmin Fan, Zhengzhou University
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 132 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Leveraging Uncertainty to Mobilize the Middle D-10 David Anderson, The Washington Center Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B050 B-15 Professionalization in Practice Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm University Center U312 D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing Norms, Rights and Participation in Governing World Inclusive Capitalism Session Organizers B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia James Faulconbridge, Lancaster University Session Organizers Sigrid Quack, MPIFG Matthew Amengual, MIT Leonard Seabrooke, Caroline Arnold, CUNY Participants Mark Dallas, Union College Innovative Professionals in Public Employment Services Richard Doner, Emory University Carolin Freier, Insitute for Employment Research Douglas B Fuller, City University of Hong Kong Blame It on the Market: Selection and Recruitment Participants Experts Relating to Labor Markets Exclusion and Embedded Countermovements: The Forging of Segmentation within an Emerging Economy. Protected Areas and Native Communities in the Javier Hernandez, Catholic University of Temuco Peruvian Amazon Creativity on Trial: Litigating Intellectual Property Claims Jose Carlos Orihuela, Pontificia Universidad in Music and Pharmaceuticals Catolica del Peru Sigrid Quack, University Duisburg-Essen Hope for Reform: Strengthening Corporate The Role of the Client in the Professionalization Process Accountability in Global Supply Chains of Independent Knowledge Workers the Case of Alice Evans, King's College London Executive Coaching in France Indigenous Participation in 21st Century Development: Scarlett Salman, Paris-Est University The Cultural Cost of Socio-Economic Sustainability Producing Matching through Professional Market Work. Christopher Nowlin, Langara College Relational, Social, Expert and Taste Work in Residential Folk Theories of Societal Development: Empirical Real Estate. Introduction to Culturally Sensitive Development Eliza Benites Gambirazio, Univ Arizona Indexes Kuba Krys, Kokoro Research Center, Kyoto University E-33 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm C-12 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1004 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Wage Setting and Organisation within Firms (2) Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B263 Gender Discrimination E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States C: Gender, Work and Family Session Organizers Session Organizers Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Louvain Chiara Benassi, LSE Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ University Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Caryn Medved, City University of New York College Dublin Moderator Moderator Anne Gillet, CNAM, Lise-CNRS Lorenzo Frangi, UQAM Participants Participants Revealing the Concealed Gender Gap in the Economic Sparse Cohesiveness? Online Evidence of Belonging to Value of Higher Education; USA 1980-2017 Gufs Among Affiliated Federations Hadas Mandel, Tel-Aviv University Lorenzo Frangi, UQAM Female Employment and Job Polarization: The Case of The Impact of Austrian Transparency Legislation on the Germany Gender-Gap in Salary Expectations: An Experimental Lara Vivian, Aix-Marseille Université & School of Study Economics, CNRS & EHESS Julia Brandl, University of Innsbruck The Brazilian Women in the New International Division The Economic and Institutional Drivers of Work Intensity of Labor in Europe. a Multilevel Analysis. Thaine Martins, Universidade Federal de Minas Dragos Adascalitei, University of Sheffield Gerais Pedro Mendonca, Nottingham Trent University A Typology of the Leaky Pipeline in Europe: A Multilevel Regulating Work in Times of Productive Fragmentation Analysis of the Evaporation of Women in Scientific and from a Small Firms‘ Perspective Academic Careers Ida Regalia, University of Milan Bernard Fusulier, Université catholique de Louvain
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 133 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA E-34 Session Organizers Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B465 Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Old and New Welfare States Chiara Benassi, LSE Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and College Dublin Welfare States Moderator Session Organizers Timo Fleckenstein, London School of Economics Participants Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Simulating the Fiscal, Distributional and Poverty Impacts Chiara Benassi, LSE of a Carbon Tax in Peru Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Anja Gaentzsch, SOCIUM, University of Bremen College Dublin Opening the Cities, Closing the Capital: The Subnational Participants Typology of Healthcare Policy in China Yuxi Zhang, University of Oxford Social Protection for Self-Employment. an Analysis of the Spanish Benefits for the Cessation of Activities The Welfare Politics of Demographic Change in South Begona Cueto, University of Oviedo Korea: Between Old-Age Poverty and Ultra-Low Fertility Soohyun Lee, King's College London The Crumbling of the Polder Model: The End of Dutch Timo Fleckenstein, London School of Economics Corporatism? Paul de Beer, University of Amsterdam Mobilizing the Past: The Emergence of the Continental F-19 European Welfare State, 1839-1889 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Pierre-Christian Fink, Columbia University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D906 Which Institutions Matter for the Minimum Wage? Arne Baumann, Office of the German Minimum Innovation Policy and the Design of Innovative Wage Commission Programs F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation
Session Organizers E-35 Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Southern Methodist University Albert and Vera List Academic Center D705 Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business The Political Economy of Financialisation School Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Gesellschaftsforschung Welfare States Participants Session Organizers Collaboration in the Making: Innovation and the State in Alexandre Afonso, University of Amsterdam Advanced Manufacturing Sabina Avdagic, University of Sussex Dan Traficonte, MIT Chiara Benassi, LSE Crossing the Valley of Death: How Brokering Aidan Regan, School of Politics, University Technological Communities Benefits Companies in a College Dublin Government Technology Program Participants Dylan Nelson, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The Politics of Welfare State Financialization: The Case of Israel‘s ‗Savings Plan for Each Child‘ Do Organizations Follow Their Leaders or Pursue Their Zeev Rosenhek, The Open University of Israel Goals? Evidence from Industrial Policymaking in the The Impacts of Private Equity Investments on United States Andrew Schrank, Brown University Employment Relations in Ireland D Mujadedi, University College Dublin Josh Whitford, Columbia University Colm McLaughlin, University College Dublin Wealth As Savings or As Capital: A Study of the Changing Role of Economic Resources and the F-20 Development of the Welfare State Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Jerome Bourdieu, Paris School of Economics Albert and Vera List Academic Center D908
Alternative Pathways to Pharmaceutical Innovation E-36 F: Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1001 Session Organizers Matthew Keller, Department of Sociology, Welfare State Challenges Around the World (2) Southern Methodist University Matthew Allen, Alliance Manchester Business E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and School Welfare States Andrea Herrmann, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaftsforschung
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 134 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Participants Pay Cuts VS. Downsizing: How Job Security- and Pay Knowledge Extractivism: The Contribution of a Semi- LEVEL-Related Perceptions Affect the Work Attitudes of Peripheral University to Transnational Pharmaceutical Remaining Employees Innovation Networks. YeongJoon Yoon, Texas A&M University Cecilia Rikap, CEPED, IRD/Université Paris Sukanya Sen Gupta, University of London Descartes The Effect of Trade Unions on High Performance Work Challenging the International Intellectual Property Rights Systems (HPWS): Does Industrial Relations Climate Regime: Innovation Commons and Inclusive Innovation Matter? in Biopharmaceuticals Hugh Cook, University of Leeds Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University Rethinking the Molecular Biological Bandwagon in the G-32 21st Century: Trajectories of Precision Medicine Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Development in China and Brazil University Center U503 Larry Au, Columbia University Skills G-30 G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Session Organizers Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B458 David Marsden, London School of Economics Entrepreneurs Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Moderator Pradeep Kumar Choudhury, Jawaharlal Nehru Session Organizers University David Marsden, London School of Economics Participants Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen National Institutions, Skilling Strategies and Moderator Development Prospects: The Case of Local Auto Parts Richard Duhautois, CNAM-Lirsa and CEET Producers in Mexico and Turkey Participants Merve Sancak, University of Cambridge Pushed or Pulled out? Ethnic Differences in Self- Industry 4.0 – the Future of Austrian Jobs Employment Exits Bernhard Mahlberg, Institute for Industrial Dries Lens, University of Antwerp Research The Theatre of Entrepreneurship: The Presentation of Preservation and Erosion: The Political Economy of Skill Self in the New Entrepreneurial Economy Formation in Central and Eastern Europe Victor Chen, Virginia Commonwealth University Besnik Pula, Virginia Tech Innovation Systems, Higher Education and Entrepreneurship in Mexico H-22 Martin A. Ramirez-Urquidy, Universidad Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Autonoma de Baja California Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B259 Solidarity Economy: Social Valorization of Work and Organizations and Industries in Flux Income, Perspectives on a Solidarity Mode of Production H: Markets, Firms and Institutions Tania Teixeira, Brasil Session Organizers Emmanuele Silveira, PUCMINAS Olivier Butzbach, Second University of Naples Gerhard Schnyder, Loughborough University G-31 Johanna Mair, Stanford University Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Moderator Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts B262 Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers Business School - HRM: Psychological Contracts 2 Newark and New Brunswick G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources Participants Reciprocal Community Benefits: Community Session Organizers Engagement, Employment, and New Firm Outcomes David Marsden, London School of Economics Robert Eberhart, Santa Clara University Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen From Gig to Gig: Causes and Consequences of Job Moderator Mobility in New York City‘s Yellow Cab Industry Louis Florin, HEC Liège - Management School of Philipp Brandt, University of Mannheim the University of Liège Participants I-27 The Supervisor, the Group or the Job Itself? a Person- Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Environment Fit Approach to Examine Generational Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1103 Differences in Predicting Satisfaction with the Work Looking Forward: Publications, Funding Andree-Anne Deschenes, Université du Québec à Opportunities, and SASE 2020 Rimouski (UQAR) Talent Improvements for Preventing the Reference I: Alternatives to Capitalism Dependence on Incentive Contracts Session Organizers Toshiaki Wakabayashi, Sophia University Katherine Chen, The City College of New York Wages and Peers: A Relational Comparison Process and the Graduate Center, CUNY Elise Penalva Icher, Paris Dauphine PSL IRISSO
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 135 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Torsten Geelan, University of Leicester Against the Uber Reductio ad Corporationem. The Gig Lara Monticelli, Copenhagen Business School Economy as Ideal-typical of Capitalist Despotism, and Joyce Rothschild, VirginiaTech How to Address it Isabelle Ferreras, University of Louvain/FNRS J-18 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm L-13 Albert and Vera List Academic Center D611 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm The Digital Economy and Job Quality. Quantitative University Center U300 Evidence from the German Case The Age of Austerity in Local Context: How Cities Cope with Budget Constraints (2) J: Digital Economy L: Regulation and Governance Session Organizer Stefan Kirchner, TU Berlin Session Organizers Participants Sophie Buhnik, Maison Franco-Japonaise, CNRS Digital Transformation As a Segmented Process: Sebastian Kohl, Max Planck Institute for the Study Empirical Findings from a Large German Employer of Societies Survey Marie Piganiol, Max Planck Institute Clemens Ohlert, Office of the German Minimum Participants Wage Commission Federalism, Austerity and the Geographies of Municipal Stefan Kirchner, University of Hamburg Indebtedness Increasing Demands at Work in the Digitalized Working Mark Davidson, Clark University World? « Please Empower Yourself or You Will Disappear ». Katharina Dengler, Institute for Employment Austerity, Regional Revitalization and ―Top-Down Research IAB Participatory Policies‖ in Japan‘s Peripheries Anita Tisch, Institute for Occupational Safety and Sophie Buhnik, Maison Franco-Japonaise, CNRS Health Who Benefits from State‘s Austerity Measures Among Work-Life Balance of Crowdworkers in Germany Municipalities? Investigating the Spatial Consequences Mareike Reimann, Uni Bielefeld of the Commodification of the French State Property Digital Transformation and Subjective Job Insecurity Marie Piganiol, Max Planck Institute Stefanie Gundert, Institute for Employment Research IAB M-11 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm University Center U502 K-16 Política social y desarrollo Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1102 M: Spanish Language Staying True Under Capitalism: Risks and Session Organizers opportunities Julimar da Silva, Dpeto. Estructura Económica y K: Institutional Experimentation in the Regulation of Economía del Desarrollo. Universidad Autonoma Work and Employment de Madrid Santos Miguel Ruesga, Departamento de Session Organizers Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo, Phil Almond, University of Leicester Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Peter Fairbrother, RMIT University Moderator Isabelle Ferreras, Catholic University of Javier Salinas Jimenez, Universidad Autonoma de Louvain/FNRS, Brussels Madrid Christian Lévesque, HEC Montréal Participants Maria Gonzalez-Menéndez, University of Oviedo Income Inequality and Subjective Wellbeing: Evidence Gregor Murray, University of Montreal from Rural and Urban Areas in China Nicolas Roby, Université de Montréal Javier Salinas Jimenez, Universidad Autonoma de Moderator Madrid Peter Turnbull, University of Bristol Maria del Mar Salinas Jimenez, Universidad de Participants Extremadura The Effects of Financialization on Unions and Labor Relations: An Analysis of Canadian Non-Financial N-19 Industries Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Phillippe Scrimger, Harvard University - Labor and Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1106 Worklife Program Homeownership in a Neoliberal Era Mathieu Dupuis, TÉLUQ - University of Québec What Do Unions Do to Shared Ownership? Exploring N: Finance and Society the Interaction Effect of Shared Capitalism and Union on Session Organizers Employee Outcomes. Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Jung Ook Kim, Rutgers Universoty Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Co-Working Spaces: Collective Experiments or New University Sources of Capital Accumulation? Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Harry Pitts, University of Bristol
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 136 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Florence Palpacuer, Universite de Montpelllier Participants Participants Landed Dependence: Demographic Politics and the Innovation in Global Value Chains Spread of Home Equity Conversion, 1970-1995 Roberta Rabellotti, Universitá di Pavia Luis Flores, University of Michigan, Sociology Challenge-Driven Innovation Policy and Innovation in How Multigenerational Families Make Financialization Gvcs: What Is Possible and What Are the Limits? Work: Practices of Householding Around Mortgages in Paulina Ramirez, University of Birmingham Warsaw What Can the Gvc & Standards Community Learn from Mateusz Halawa, Institute of Philosophy and Frugal Innovation Research? Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences Peter Knorringa, Erasmus University Marta Olcoń-Kubicka, Institute of Philosophy and Innovation Capabilities in Mexican High-Tech SMEs and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences Global Value Chains Financial Citizenship and Lay Ideas of Fairness Among Oscar Contreras, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Mortgage Borrowers Maciel Garcia, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Lena Pellandini-Simanyi, Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI, University of Lugano) Does Mortgage Stratify Households in Poland? O-12 Mikolaj Lewicki, University of Warsaw Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Discussant University Center U202 Josh Pacewicz, Brown University How Policy Shapes GVCs
N-20 O: Global Value Chains Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Session Organizers Albert and Vera List Academic Center D1107 Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova Money Behind the State's Back Gary Gereffi, Duke University Timothy Sturgeon, MIT N: Finance and Society Eric Thun, University of Oxford Session Organizers Moderator Bruce Carruthers, Northwestern University Gary Gereffi, Duke University Alya Guseva, Department of Sociology, Boston Participants University The Mexicanization of Pharmaceutical International Akos Rona-Tas, UC San Diego Production: Debunking Myths on Global Value Chains Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, UC San Diego Jose Paulo Guedes Pinto, Federal University of Participants ABC (UFABC) Offshore Financial Accumulation: A Firm-Level Analysis The State Theoretical Perspective on Agricultural Value across Different Capitalist Types Chains Matthew Soener, Sciences Po Ismail Karatepe, University of Kassel Algorithms and Politics in Brazilian Finance: The Have Globalization Champions Retired? State Roles in Formation of a Cryptocurrencies Market the Future of Gvcs Bruno Cardoso, Universidade Federal de São Susan Martins Cesar, University of Brasília, Brazil Carlos National Development through (regional) Global Gatekeepers for Global Wealth: An Economic Sociology Production Networks: The Case of Dongguan, China of the Cayman Islands Steven Rolf, University of Bristol May Hen-Smith, University of Cambridge Silence over Cryptocurrencies: The Effect of Unrealized P-20 Legislation Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Kangsan Lee, New York University Abu Dhabi University Center U620 Reciprocity for Markets Instead of Competition. Intangibles and the Public Good(s) Evidence from Sardex. Giacomo Bazzani, University of Florence P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Discussant Aaron Pitluck, Illinois State University Session Organizer Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche O-11 Scientifique - CNRS Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Moderator University Center U204 Antoine Reberioux, University Paris 7 Diderot Participants Innovation in GVCs The Coase Lighthouse Fable and the Untrustworthiness O: Global Value Chains of the Scholarly Literature Andrew Odlyzko, University of Minnesota Session Organizers Commons and the Collaborative Economy From ―Old‖ to Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova ―New‖ Cooperativism: Modes of Coordination and Gary Gereffi, Duke University Governance Timothy Sturgeon, MIT Benjamin Coriat, University Paris 13 Eric Thun, University of Oxford Tax Credit and R&D Fiscal Returns in France Moderator Pierre Courtioux, EDHEC Business School
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 137 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA P-21 Work-Effort Bargain Dynamics and HRM Practices in Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm the Context of Institutional Voids: A Case Study of University Center U617 SMEs in a Transition Economy Corporate Governance (II): How to Cope with Knut Laaser, BTU Conflicts of Interest (Re)Conceptualising Precarity from below: Labour Market Uncertainties and Work-Life Strategies of P: Accounting, Economics, and Law Domestic-Facing Call Centre Workers in Pune, India Session Organizer Aditya Ray, Queen Mary University of London Yuri Biondi, Centre National de la Recherche FP-10 Scientifique - CNRS Saturday - 12:30pm - 1:30pm Moderator University Center - U100 - Tishman Auditorium Martin Gelter, Fordham University Participants How to Manage Conflict of Interest? Hard Law or Soft Featured Speaker Cathy O'Neil Law Approach Hana Horak, University of Zagreb (Independent Scholar) - "What Is an Lucia Tomic, Hrvatska postanska banka Accountable Algorithm?" Letting Companies Choose between One-Tier and Two- Tier Board Models: An Empirical Analysis of European Jurisdictions SP-07 Martin Gelter, Fordham University Saturday - 2:00pm - 3:00pm Discussant University Center - UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Social Sciences for the Real World - Session 1: The Digitalization and Automatization of Work and its Q-16 Implications for Working People Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm University Center U201 Special Events Institutional Change and Policy (II) Session Organizer Q: Asian Capitalisms Imran Chowdhury, Pace University Session Organizer Discussants Wei Zhao, ESSCA School of Management Giancarlo Crocetti, Boehringer Ingelheim Participants Gina Neff, Oxford Internet Institute Competing for Jurisdiction: The Struggle for Practical Mari Sako, University of Oxford Legitimation and the Persistence of Informal Economic Pavlina Tcherneva, Bard College Saturday - 3:30pm - Institutions in India 4:30pm Dana Kornberg, University of Michigan University Center - UL102 - Starr Foundation Hall Political Ties, Institutional Pessimism, and Firm Innovation in China‘s Private Sector Junmin Wang, University of Memphis SP-08 - Social Sciences for the Real World - Session Japan‘s Trajectory of Liberalization: An Analysis of 2: The Rise of Populism and Authoritarianism and Directionality, between-Field Variation and the ―Logics of its Impact on Freedom Liberalization‖ Special Events Stefan Heeb, University of Geneva Managing Hegemony: Social Media, Infrastructural Session Organizer Power, and Chinese Communist Raison D‘Etat in the Age Anna Skarpelis, Harvard University of Xi Andreas Mulvad, Copenhagen Business School Discussants Sheri Berman, Barnard College Q-17 Saturday - 10:45am - 12:15pm Koray Caliskan, The New School University Center U205 Stephen Macedo, Princeton University Labor and Employment Sanjay Pinto, Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations Q: Asian Capitalisms
Session Organizer Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University Participants Effects of Regional Unemployment on Wages in Vietnam Uwe Blien, Institute for Employment Research (IAB) Politics after Relocation: Housing Policies and Political Life in Urban China and India Mark Frazier, The New School
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Aassouli, Dalal R-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Anderson, David A-06 Saturday, 10:45am Abalde Bastero, Nazaret M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Anderson, Kathryn L-02 Thursday, 10:15am N-16 Friday, 3:45pm Andersson, Jenny FP-01 Thursday, 8:30am
TH10-01 Thursday, 10:15am Abankwa, Daniel B-09 Friday, 8:30am TH10-03 Thursday, 3:45pm Abela, Mario P-08 Thursday, 3:45pm J-11 Friday, 10:15am Abraham, Mabel FP-09 Saturday, 9:00am E-22 Friday, 3:45pm Achatz, Juliane G-16 Friday, 8:30am Adachi, Yuko B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Andersson, Matthew C-09 Friday, 3:45pm Adascalitei, Dragos E-33 Saturday, 10:45am Andrias, Kate E-15 Friday, 10:15am Adiprima, Defta R-14 Friday, 3:45pm Angeletti, Thomas N-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Adler, Laura G-21 Friday, 2:00pm Anteby, Michel TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm G-29 Saturday, 9:00am Apkarian, Jacob N-02 Thursday, 8:30am
Adriaans, Jule G-24 Friday, 3:45pm Aragao, Roberto N-10 Friday, 8:30am Aerne, Annatina G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Aras, Guler P-02 Thursday, 10:15am P-09 Friday, 8:30am Afonso, Alexandre E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm P-12 Friday, 10:15am Agnew, Zarinah I-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Ahmed Rachad, Merdaci R-11 Friday, 2:00pm Arias Bello, Martha Liliana P-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ahmed, Habib R-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Arita, Shin Q-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Ahn, Misung N-04 Thursday, 10:15am Armando, Eduardo O-08 Friday, 2:00pm Ailon, Galit N-17 Saturday, 9:00am Armijo, Leslie Elliott B-13 Friday, 3:45pm Aina, Carmen G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Armstrong, Yvonne I-23 Friday, 3:45pm Al-Azzani, Mohamed R-13 Friday, 3:45pm Arnold, Colin TH05-02 Friday, 2:00pm L-11 Friday, 3:45pm Alang, Tho TH17-04 Friday, 3:45pm Alberio, Marco F-14 Friday, 2:00pm Arslan, Melike L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Alenda, Juliette L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Artyushina, Anna F-15 Friday, 3:45pm Alexander, Rachel TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am Asara, Viviana I-14 Friday, 8:30am Alexandropoulos, I-19 Friday, 10:15am TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am Alexandros I-26 Saturday, 9:00am
Alford, Matt TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am Asaturian, Daria H-07 Thursday, 2:00pm Ali, Syed R-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Ashenawy, Abeer O-08 Friday, 2:00pm Allan, Kori TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Ashwin, Sarah H-19 Friday, 3:45pm Allen, Matthew F-04 Thursday, 10:15am Asutay, Mehmet R-01 Thursday, 8:30am B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm R-04 Thursday, 2:00pm
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Alrasheedi, Mona R-11 Friday, 2:00pm Attwood-Charles, WIlliam J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Altomonte, Guillermina C-10 Friday, 3:45pm Au, Larry F-20 Saturday, 10:45am Amable, Bruno FP-07 Friday, 2:00pm Aulakh, Sundeep D-05 Friday, 8:30am E-31 Saturday, 9:00am Auvray, Tristan H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Amaro, Marcela M-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Avdagic, Sabina E-09 Thursday, 3:45pm Amberg, Stephen K-08 Friday, 8:30am TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am
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SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 139 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA F-16 Friday, 3:45pm Becher, Debbie H-12 Friday, 10:15am
Azmeh, Shamel L-06 Friday, 8:30am Becker, Kirstin P-07 Thursday, 3:45pm O-08 Friday, 2:00pm Beckert, Jens FP-04 Friday, 10:15am
TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Belfrage, Claes P-03 Thursday, 10:15am
Azzellini, Dario I-15 Friday, 8:30am H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
Babb, Sarah L-10 Friday, 2:00pm Belleau, Helene C-05 Friday, 8:30am Babic, Milan H-09 Thursday, 3:45pm Bellego, Maxime E-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Baccaro, Lucio E-23 Friday, 3:45pm Bellido de Luna, Daina G-25 Friday, 3:45pm Backes-Gellner, Uschi G-06 Thursday, 10:15am Bellon, Anne TH07-04 Friday, 2:00pm G-20 Friday, 2:00pm Ben-Ishai, Stephanie N-03 Thursday, 10:15am
Badger, Adam TH19-01 Thursday, 8:30am Benamouzig, Daniel L-08 Friday, 10:15am Badreldin, Ahmed R-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Benassi, Chiara E-15 Friday, 10:15am Badrudin, Marie L-03 Thursday, 2:00pm E-17 Friday, 2:00pm
Bae, Jinsun O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Bender, Benedikt E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Bae, Youngjoon G-15 Friday, 8:30am Benites Gambirazio, Eliza D-10 Saturday, 10:45am Baigorri, Artemio M-07 Friday, 10:15am Bennett, Elizabeth L-02 Thursday, 10:15am M-08 Friday, 2:00pm I-16 Friday, 8:30am
Bailey, David I-16 Friday, 8:30am Bereni, Laure L-10 Friday, 2:00pm Bair, Jennifer B-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Berger, Suzanne F-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Balestro, Moises TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am FP-06 Friday, 2:00pm
Balleisen, Edward P-17 Saturday, 9:00am E-28 Friday, 3:45pm
Bandelj, Nina C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Berk, Gerald B-06 Thursday, 2:00pm N-11 Friday, 10:15am Berman, Sheri SP-08 Saturday, 3:30pm
FP-07 Friday, 2:00pm Bernard, Sophie TH04-01 Thursday, 2:00pm
Banerjee, Pallavi TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Bernhardt, Annette F-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Bao, Xiaoming K-03 Thursday, 10:15am Berrou, Jean-Philippe J-01 Thursday, 8:30am Baquero, Javier M-08 Friday, 2:00pm J-04 Thursday, 10:15am
Barajas, Maria del Rosio B-14 Saturday, 9:00am Bert-Erboul, Clément J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Barcena, Alicia TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am Bertin, Evan H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Barnes, Jacob E-16 Friday, 10:15am Bertolini, Sonia N-16 Friday, 3:45pm Barocas, Solon TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Bertron, Caroline E-10 Friday, 8:30am TH01-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Besbris, Max D-05 Friday, 8:30am
Barral, Stephanie TH08-01 Thursday, 10:15am Besedovsky, Natalia TH13-03 Thursday, 3:45pm L-08 Friday, 10:15am TH07-05 Friday, 3:45pm
Barraud de Lagerie, Pauline J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Bessa, Ioulia TH06-02 Friday, 2:00pm Barrientos, Stephanie O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Bessiere, Celine C-05 Friday, 8:30am TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Bessin, Marc C-04 Thursday, 3:45pm
Barry, Laurence TH01-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Beuker, Laura TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm Basedow, Robert H-13 Friday, 10:15am Beuscart, Jean-Samuel J-13 Friday, 2:00pm H-21 Saturday, 9:00am Bhankaraully, Shabneez E-25 Friday, 3:45pm
Basten, Lisa K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Bianchi, Michele I-18 Friday, 10:15am E-26 Friday, 3:45pm Bichara, Iara M-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Basu, Laura I-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Biermann, Anastasia P-03 Thursday, 10:15am I-24 Saturday, 9:00am Bifulco, Lavinia I-03 Thursday, 8:30am Batt, Rosemary E-21 Friday, 2:00pm Bigi, Maelezig TH10-03 Thursday, 3:45pm Bauer, Tim TH09-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Billot, Romain TH01-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Baumann, Arne E-34 Saturday, 10:45am Billows, Sebastian D-06 Friday, 10:15am Bavoso, Vincenzo P-13 Friday, 2:00pm Bishop, Sophie TH19-02 Thursday, 10:15am Bazzani, Giacomo TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Bislev, Sven L-11 Friday, 3:45pm N-20 Saturday, 10:45am Bittmann, Simon J-09 Friday, 8:30am
Beauvisage, Thomas J-09 Friday, 8:30am Björklund Larsen, Lotta F-03 Thursday, 10:15am J-13 Friday, 2:00pm Blazek, Jan I-03 Thursday, 8:30am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 140 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Blien, Uwe Q-17 Saturday, 10:45am Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am
Bluhm, Katharina TH16-04 Friday, 3:45pm TH03-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
Bocchi, Joao TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm G-23 Friday, 3:45pm
Bodenschatz, Anja TH17-01 Friday, 8:30am Butzbach, Olivier H-09 Thursday, 3:45pm Bogdan, Camelia P-04 Thursday, 10:15am H-21 Saturday, 9:00am
P-13 Friday, 2:00pm Caballero, Manuela M-08 Friday, 2:00pm
Bondy, Assaf K-08 Friday, 8:30am Caliskan, Koray J-05 Thursday, 2:00pm E-27 Friday, 3:45pm N-13 Friday, 2:00pm
Bonfert, Bernd I-10 Thursday, 2:00pm SP-08 Saturday, 3:30pm
Borges, Carolina G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Calnitsky, David TH14-03 Thursday, 2:00pm M-09 Friday, 3:45pm Calvo, Aida P-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Borges, Maria TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Camba, Alvin B-09 Friday, 8:30am Bosch, Gerhard K-03 Thursday, 10:15am Q-13 Friday, 3:45pm
K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Campbell, Ian I-06 Thursday, 10:15am
Botelho, Antonio B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Campbell, Miranda I-05 Thursday, 10:15am Bottalico, Andrea O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Candido, Silvio Eduardo H-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Botzem, Sebastian L-02 Thursday, 10:15am Cansoy, Mehmet J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm P-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Cantin, Etienne K-10 Friday, 10:15am
L-09 Friday, 2:00pm E-21 Friday, 2:00pm
Bourdieu, Jerome E-35 Saturday, 10:45am Cao, Cong F-11 Friday, 10:15am Boussard, Valerie N-02 Thursday, 8:30am Cappellini, Benedetta I-03 Thursday, 8:30am P-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Caprioli, Mauro TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am
Boussebaa, Mehdi D-02 Thursday, 10:15am TH02-02 Friday, 2:00pm
Bowkett, Cassandra K-09 Friday, 10:15am Carbonai, Davide G-24 Friday, 3:45pm Boyer, Robert Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Carcedo, Julian M-09 Friday, 3:45pm E-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Cardon, Dominique TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Q-14 Saturday, 9:00am TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am
Bozzon, Rossella C-02 Thursday, 10:15am Cardon, Vincent TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm TH04-06 Friday, 3:45pm Cardoso, Bruno N-20 Saturday, 10:45am
Brandl, Julia E-33 Saturday, 10:45am Carey, Zoe TH07-03 Friday, 10:15am Brandt, Philipp H-22 Saturday, 10:45am Carrera, Jorge B-10 Friday, 10:15am Brasseur, Pierre J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm M-10 Saturday, 9:00am
Braunschweig, Oliver N-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Carrieri, Domenico E-16 Friday, 10:15am Brejnholt, Alan H-16 Friday, 2:00pm Carrillo, Jorge TH03-03 Thursday, 3:45pm Brito Lourenco, Luiz Carlos TH08-03 Thursday, 3:45pm K-11 Friday, 2:00pm
Brombin, Alice TH14-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Carruthers, Bruce N-02 Thursday, 8:30am Brookes, Marissa K-11 Friday, 2:00pm FP-02 Thursday, 10:15am Brooks, James G-21 Friday, 2:00pm N-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Brugger, Florian TH16-03 Friday, 2:00pm Carter, Betsy H-04 Thursday, 10:15am Buchanan, Sean H-11 Friday, 8:30am H-20 Saturday, 9:00am
Buciuni, Giulio O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Carver, Laura K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Buehlmann, Felix D-02 Thursday, 10:15am Casalone, Giorgia G-06 Thursday, 10:15am P-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Casey, Catherine K-12 Friday, 2:00pm
Buhnik, Sophie L-13 Saturday, 10:45am Cassell, Mark N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Bulfone, Fabio H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Castillo Robayo, Cristian M-08 Friday, 2:00pm E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Castro Jaimes, Alberto B-02 Thursday, 8:30am
E-25 Friday, 3:45pm Cedillo, Rosa Elvira G-07 Thursday, 10:15am
Burroni, Luigi E-23 Friday, 3:45pm Centemeri, Laura I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm Busemeyer, Marius E-11 Friday, 8:30am I-14 Friday, 8:30am
Bussi, Margherita TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am Cevolini, Alberto TH01-04 Thursday, 3:45pm TH02-03 Friday, 3:45pm Chabrak, Nihel P-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
Butollo, Florian TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am P-09 Friday, 8:30am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 141 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Chan, Chin-Han E-21 Friday, 2:00pm Coombs, Nathan TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm Chan, James P-18 Saturday, 9:00am Cordera Campos, Rolando TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am Chappe, Raphaele N-15 Friday, 3:45pm Coriat, Benjamin P-20 Saturday, 10:45am Chapple, Duncan TH07-02 Friday, 8:30am Coro, Giancarlo F-18 Saturday, 9:00am Charbonneau, Mathieu L-05 Friday, 8:30am Cortinas, Joan L-08 Friday, 10:15am Charitsis, Vassilis I-19 Friday, 10:15am Costa, Naijela F-13 Friday, 2:00pm Charnock, Robert TH07-02 Friday, 8:30am Cotae, Frank P-18 Saturday, 9:00am Charron, Jacques-Olivier L-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Cotta Cardoso de Souza, Mayra I-10 Thursday, 2:00pm Chauvel, Louis TH06-02 Friday, 2:00pm Coupez, Bernard P-16 Friday, 3:45pm Chen, Katherine I-05 Thursday, 10:15am Courmont, Antoine J-16 Friday, 3:45pm Q-08 Friday, 8:30am Courtioux, Pierre P-20 Saturday, 10:45am
Chen, Muyang B-09 Friday, 8:30am Coutant, Hadrien L-10 Friday, 2:00pm Q-11 Friday, 2:00pm Coutinho, Aline J-04 Thursday, 10:15am
Chen, Victor G-30 Saturday, 10:45am F-13 Friday, 2:00pm
Cheng, Yu Ching TH05-02 Friday, 2:00pm Crocetti, Giancarlo SP-07 Saturday, 2:00pm Cherednychenko, Olha N-03 Thursday, 10:15am Crock, Jonathan B-13 Friday, 3:45pm L-06 Friday, 8:30am Crowley, Edward E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Chevalier, Tom G-06 Thursday, 10:15am TH05-01 Friday, 10:15am
E-18 Friday, 2:00pm Crucifix, Clement J-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Chiarello, Elizabeth D-01 Thursday, 8:30am Cruz Marcelo, Jose Nabor B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Chiu, Gabriel B-11 Friday, 2:00pm Cueto Pruneda, Gabriel K-14 Friday, 3:45pm Q-15 Saturday, 9:00am Cueto, Begona E-34 Saturday, 10:45am
Cho, Inyoung P-04 Thursday, 10:15am Cunha, André TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am Choi, Alvaro G-06 Thursday, 10:15am TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm
Choudhary, Akanksha C-08 Friday, 2:00pm Curran, Dean TH09-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Choudhury, Pradeep Kumar Q-07 Thursday, 3:45pm N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
G-16 Friday, 8:30am Curtis, Gerald Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm
G-32 Saturday, 10:45am Cutter, Jo E-27 Friday, 3:45pm
Christenko, Aleksandr H-17 Friday, 2:00pm da Silva, Julimar TH15-05 Friday, 8:30am Christodoulaki, Ioanna N-15 Friday, 3:45pm M-10 Saturday, 9:00am
Christoph, Bernhard G-09 Thursday, 10:15am Dabney, Janice I-23 Friday, 3:45pm Chu, Yin Wah Q-11 Friday, 2:00pm Daiger von Gleichen, Rosa C-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Chung, Mook-kwon E-04 Thursday, 2:00pm dal Gobbo, Alice I-14 Friday, 8:30am Cioffi, John L-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Dal Maso, Giulia Q-04 Thursday, 2:00pm P-10 Friday, 10:15am Dalla Chiesa, Carolina J-17 Saturday, 9:00am
L-11 Friday, 3:45pm Dallas, Mark TH03-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
Claassen, Casper I-02 Thursday, 8:30am O-09 Saturday, 9:00am
Clarence-Smith, Suryamayi I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm Dang, Canh P-12 Friday, 10:15am Clark, Ian E-25 Friday, 3:45pm Darcillon, Thibault E-31 Saturday, 9:00am Clibborn, Stephen E-19 Friday, 2:00pm Dathein, Ricardo TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am Cohen, Elise TH16-02 Friday, 10:15am TH15-04 Thursday, 3:45pm
Cohen, Jeremy TH06-02 Friday, 2:00pm Davidson, Mark L-13 Saturday, 10:45am Cole, Matthew E-26 Friday, 3:45pm Dávila-Cano, Lorenzo M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Collin, Laura A-05 Saturday, 9:00am Day, Sophie TH01-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Colombo, Sabrina G-08 Thursday, 10:15am De Becdelievre, Pauline K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Combarnous, Francois G-04 Thursday, 8:30am de Beer, Paul G-19 Friday, 10:15am J-04 Thursday, 10:15am E-34 Saturday, 10:45am
Comtois-Dinel, Eve-Lyne F-08 Thursday, 3:45pm de Castro, Carlos O-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Conle, Marcus Q-09 Friday, 10:15am De Gaspi, Renato E-02 Thursday, 8:30am Contreras, Oscar O-11 Saturday, 10:45am De Graaf, F.J. D-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Cook, Hugh G-21 Friday, 2:00pm De Graaff, Nana Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am G-31 Saturday, 10:45am Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 142 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA De Marchi, Valentina O-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Dummert, Sandra G-16 Friday, 8:30am De Vita, Antonia I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm Dupuis, Mathieu K-16 Saturday, 10:45am Dean, Deborah C-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Dupuy, Claire TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am Degens, Philipp I-02 Thursday, 8:30am TH02-03 Friday, 3:45pm
Deguilhem, Thibaud G-04 Thursday, 8:30am Duran, Clemente TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am Del Fa, Sophie I-05 Thursday, 10:15am Duran-Romero, Gemma G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm Delahaie, Noelie G-24 Friday, 3:45pm Durand, Cédric H-03 Thursday, 10:15am E-30 Saturday, 9:00am H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
Delaney, Annie K-11 Friday, 2:00pm TH18-02 Friday, 10:15am
K-14 Friday, 3:45pm Durazzi, Niccolo E-18 Friday, 2:00pm
Delgado Salazar, Jorge Luis M-07 Friday, 10:15am E-23 Friday, 3:45pm
Delgado, Fernando TH17-03 Friday, 2:00pm Dutra Fonseca, Pedro Cezar TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am Dell'Erba, Marco P-14 Friday, 2:00pm TH15-05 Friday, 8:30am
Delouette, Ilona E-32 Saturday, 9:00am Dutt, Amitaya TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm Dembek, Agata TH19-02 Thursday, 10:15am Duvoux, Nicolas TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am Dengler, Katharina J-18 Saturday, 10:45am TH06-01 Friday, 10:15am
Deschenes, Andree-Anne G-31 Saturday, 10:45am TH06-03 Friday, 3:45pm
DeSombre, Beth L-08 Friday, 10:15am Dyal-Chand, Rashmi H-12 Friday, 10:15am Desrochers, Francois I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Eagleton-Pierce, Matthew TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Deutschmann, Christoph FP-04 Friday, 10:15am Eaton, Charlie TH09-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Di Maio, Gina E-18 Friday, 2:00pm TH09-05 Friday, 8:30am
Di Pietro, Alessandra G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm H-14 Friday, 10:15am
Diaz, Hector M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Ebbinghaus, Bernhard E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Dietrich, Hans G-11 Thursday, 2:00pm E-09 Thursday, 3:45pm
G-22 Friday, 3:45pm Ebeling, Mary J-09 Friday, 8:30am
Dietz, Martin G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Eberhart, Robert Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Dinerstein, Ana Cecilia I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm H-22 Saturday, 10:45am
Ding, Ke O-06 Friday, 8:30am Ebner, Alexander TH16-01 Friday, 8:30am DiTomaso, Nancy H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Echavarri, Jaime L-06 Friday, 8:30am H-22 Saturday, 10:45am Ecuyer, Brendan N-04 Thursday, 10:15am
Dodurka, Berra B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Edith Partida Rocha, Raquel C-09 Friday, 3:45pm Doerflinger, Nadja K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Eekhout, Thomas J-04 Thursday, 10:15am Donald, David F-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Eichhorst, Werner E-11 Friday, 8:30am Doner, Richard B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm E-29 Saturday, 9:00am
Dones, Milagros M-09 Friday, 3:45pm El Baz, Jamal H-16 Friday, 2:00pm Dorigatti, Lisa E-20 Friday, 2:00pm Elder-Vass, Dave N-02 Thursday, 8:30am E-30 Saturday, 9:00am Elia, Antonietta L-09 Friday, 2:00pm
Douglas, Karen K-10 Friday, 10:15am Endo, Takahiro K-13 Friday, 3:45pm Drapalova, Eliska E-16 Friday, 10:15am Ergen, Timur FP-01 Thursday, 8:30am du Plessis, Erik Mygind I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm TH10-01 Thursday, 10:15am
TH14-04 Friday, 8:30am Erhel, Christine G-05 Thursday, 8:30am
Dubuc, Laurence K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Erikson, Emily H-10 Friday, 8:30am Dubuisson-Quellier, Sophie I-09 Thursday, 2:00pm H-20 Saturday, 9:00am
I-21 Friday, 2:00pm Escobar Hurtado, Martha M-06 Friday, 8:30am
Ducey, Ariel TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Esposito, Elena TH01-04 Thursday, 3:45pm F-08 Thursday, 3:45pm FP-04 Friday, 10:15am
TH19-05 Friday, 8:30am Esteban, Charlotte J-13 Friday, 2:00pm
Dufour, Marie-Eve G-26 Saturday, 9:00am Etzioni, Amitai FP-02 Thursday, 10:15am Duhautois, Richard G-28 Saturday, 9:00am Eubanks, Virginia J-11 Friday, 10:15am G-30 Saturday, 10:45am Evans, Alice B-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Dukes, Ruth E-12 Friday, 8:30am B-15 Saturday, 10:45am
Dumay, Xavier E-10 Friday, 8:30am Fackler, Daniel G-09 Thursday, 10:15am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 143 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Famira-Muehlberger, Ulrike G-29 Saturday, 9:00am Frangi, Lorenzo E-21 Friday, 2:00pm Fan, Hongmin A-06 Saturday, 10:45am E-33 Saturday, 10:45am
Farhall, Kate K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Frankel, Christian J-10 Friday, 8:30am K-12 Friday, 2:00pm Fraser, Nancy I-22 Friday, 3:45pm
Faulconbridge, James D-05 Friday, 8:30am Frazier, Mark Q-17 Saturday, 10:45am D-09 Saturday, 9:00am Frazzetta, Federica E-20 Friday, 2:00pm
Faust, Michael TH09-02 Thursday, 10:15am Freier, Carolin E-29 Saturday, 9:00am Faux, Zeke N-14 Friday, 3:45pm D-10 Saturday, 10:45am
Fechner, Heiner K-08 Friday, 8:30am Frenette, Alexandre TH19-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Fennema, Meindert H-07 Thursday, 2:00pm Friedrich, Jan P-15 Friday, 3:45pm H-10 Friday, 8:30am Fugiel, Peter K-12 Friday, 2:00pm
Fernandez, Yolanda M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Fujimoto, Masayo Q-10 Friday, 2:00pm Ferrari, Fabian TH13-03 Thursday, 3:45pm Fujita, Mai O-06 Friday, 8:30am Ferreras, Isabelle K-10 Friday, 10:15am Fujiwara, Masatoshi K-13 Friday, 3:45pm K-16 Saturday, 10:45am Fuller, Douglas B B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Ferretti, Tommaso TH14-05 Thursday, 3:45pm B-11 Friday, 2:00pm
Finez, Jean J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Fullin, Giovanna G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Fink, Pierre-Christian N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Fusulier, Bernard C-02 Thursday, 10:15am E-34 Saturday, 10:45am C-07 Friday, 10:15am
Fischer, Dov P-06 Thursday, 2:00pm C-12 Saturday, 10:45am
Fisher, Eran TH04-03 Friday, 8:30am Gaentzsch, Anja E-36 Saturday, 10:45am TH04-05 Friday, 2:00pm Gago, Angie G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm
J-16 Friday, 3:45pm Galgoczi, Bela TH03-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
Fisher, Melissa FP-01 Thursday, 8:30am Gallego, Aina TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am TH10-03 Thursday, 3:45pm Gaoyan, Xu F-11 Friday, 10:15am
Flecher, Marion TH04-05 Friday, 2:00pm Garcia Calvo, Angela Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am Fleckenstein, Timo E-36 Saturday, 10:45am H-09 Thursday, 3:45pm
Fligstein, Neil TH09-01 Thursday, 8:30am García, Julián M-09 Friday, 3:45pm TH09-02 Thursday, 10:15am Garcia, Maciel O-11 Saturday, 10:45am
P-17 Saturday, 9:00am Garcia, Michael C-09 Friday, 3:45pm
Flores, Luis N-19 Saturday, 10:45am Garin, Andrew K-02 Thursday, 10:15am Florin, Louis G-28 Saturday, 9:00am Garneau, Julie K-05 Thursday, 2:00pm G-31 Saturday, 10:45am Gartzou-Katsouyanni, Kira E-17 Friday, 2:00pm
Forno, Francesca I-03 Thursday, 8:30am Gasull, Clement J-05 Thursday, 2:00pm I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm Gautie, Jerome G-21 Friday, 2:00pm
I-19 Friday, 10:15am Gavin, Mihajla G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm
I-26 Saturday, 9:00am Geelan, Torsten K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm
Fortin-Bergeron, Chloe K-03 Thursday, 10:15am I-16 Friday, 8:30am
K-12 Friday, 2:00pm I-24 Saturday, 9:00am
Fortwengel, Johann G-08 Thursday, 10:15am Gelter, Martin P-21 Saturday, 10:45am G-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Genatio, Flavie F-17 Saturday, 9:00am
Foster, Chris TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am George, Eric L-07 Friday, 10:15am L-06 Friday, 8:30am Gerber, Christine J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Fourcade, Marion FP-02 Thursday, 10:15am Gereffi, Gary TH15-01 Thursday, 8:30am J-09 Friday, 8:30am O-03 Thursday, 2:00pm
J-11 Friday, 10:15am O-12 Saturday, 10:45am
N-13 Friday, 2:00pm Gerlitz, Jean-Yves K-08 Friday, 8:30am
Foureault, Fabien H-02 Thursday, 10:15am Ghilarducci, Teresa TH18-02 Friday, 10:15am Fourie, Jaco L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ghlamallah, Ezzedine R-03 Thursday, 10:15am Francon, Baptiste G-19 Friday, 10:15am Gialdini, Laurence P-11 Friday, 10:15am Francony, Jean-Marc J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Gibert, Jorge F-10 Friday, 8:30am Francoso, Mariane F-13 Friday, 2:00pm Gibson, Christopher TH08-02 Thursday, 2:00pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 144 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Giesecke, Susanne I-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Guillaud, Elvire E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Gillet, Anne C-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Guimaraes, Alexandre TH15-05 Friday, 8:30am C-10 Friday, 3:45pm Gultom, Yohanna H-09 Thursday, 3:45pm
C-09 Friday, 3:45pm Gundert, Stefanie J-18 Saturday, 10:45am
C-12 Saturday, 10:45am Guran, Gozde N-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
Gimeno Diaz de Atauri, TH16-02 Friday, 10:15am M-09 Friday, 3:45pm Pablo Guseva, Alya N-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Ginalski, Stephanie H-02 Thursday, 10:15am Guseva, Yuliya P-14 Friday, 2:00pm Giret, Jean-Francois G-29 Saturday, 9:00am Gutzeit, Marie TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Giunta, Anna O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Haberly, Daniel H-01 Thursday, 8:30am Givan, Rebecca D-07 Friday, 2:00pm Habinek, Jacob TH09-02 Thursday, 10:15am Gjata, Joris L-02 Thursday, 10:15am TH09-05 Friday, 8:30am
Glass, Jennifer C-11 Saturday, 9:00am TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am
Goglio, Valentina G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm Hadziabdic, Sinisa E-21 Friday, 2:00pm Goijaerts, Janna N-04 Thursday, 10:15am Hahs, Jenny K-08 Friday, 8:30am C-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Haipeter, Thomas E-30 Saturday, 9:00am Golden, Annis C-08 Friday, 2:00pm Halawa, Mateusz TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Goldstein, Adam N-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH13-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
TH09-04 Thursday, 3:45pm N-19 Saturday, 10:45am
TH09-05 Friday, 8:30am Halbinger, Maria A. I-25 Saturday, 9:00am N-12 Friday, 10:15am Hall, Alan K-15 Saturday, 9:00am Gomis, Redi K-11 Friday, 2:00pm Hall, Meredith F-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Gonzalez, Felipe TH05-01 Friday, 10:15am F-17 Saturday, 9:00am
Gonzalez-Menéndez, Maria K-15 Saturday, 9:00am Hall, Peter TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am Gooberman, Leon E-12 Friday, 8:30am E-28 Friday, 3:45pm
Gorbatai, Andreea J-17 Saturday, 9:00am Hamidi, M Luthfi R-09 Friday, 10:15am Gospel, Howard G-08 Thursday, 10:15am Hansen, Kristian Bondo N-10 Friday, 8:30am Goyer, Michel H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Harrington, Brooke D-05 Friday, 8:30am H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Harroche, Audrey D-07 Friday, 2:00pm E-25 Friday, 3:45pm Hartosch, Katja A-06 Saturday, 10:45am Gozlan, Clementine D-05 Friday, 8:30am Harwan, Abdullah Hussein R-09 Friday, 10:15am Grabher, Gernot J-10 Friday, 8:30am Hasenkamp, Miao-ling L-09 Friday, 2:00pm O-07 Friday, 10:15am Haskel, Jonathan L-06 Friday, 8:30am Grages, Christopher C-10 Friday, 3:45pm FP-06 Friday, 2:00pm
Gray, Ian TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Haslam, Jim P-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Gregoire, Mathieu E-29 Saturday, 9:00am P-09 Friday, 8:30am
Grehl, Anastasia TH17-03 Friday, 2:00pm Hassard, John F-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Greig, Fiona TH06-03 Friday, 3:45pm Hatcher, Pascale B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Griesbach, Kathleen TH13-01 Thursday, 10:15am Hattam, Victoria B-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Griffen, Zachary TH05-01 Friday, 10:15am Hauptmeier, Marco K-01 Thursday, 8:30am Grittersova, Jana TH09-01 Thursday, 8:30am E-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Grob, Heather K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Hayes, Adam F-01 Thursday, 8:30am Gronbach, Lena Sophia J-01 Thursday, 8:30am J-13 Friday, 2:00pm
Gruin, Julian Q-04 Thursday, 2:00pm N-17 Saturday, 9:00am
Grunau, Philipp G-21 Friday, 2:00pm Heckel, Markus Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am G-28 Saturday, 9:00am G-18 Friday, 10:15am
Grund, Christian G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Heeb, Stefan E-13 Friday, 8:30am Guasti, Alessandro O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Q-16 Saturday, 10:45am
Guay, Emanuel I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Heemskerk, Eelke H-10 Friday, 8:30am Gueddana, Wifak K-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Heimberger, Philipp TH16-04 Friday, 3:45pm Guedes Pinto, Jose Paulo O-12 Saturday, 10:45am Heimstaedt, Maximilian TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am Guillas-Cavan, Kevin E-30 Saturday, 9:00am Helper, Susan F-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 145 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA TH03-04 Friday, 8:30am F-20 Saturday, 10:45am
Hen-Smith, May N-20 Saturday, 10:45am Ibrahim, Sherwat O-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Hendranastiti, Nur Dhani R-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Ibsen, Christian E-03 Thursday, 8:30am Hennebert, Marc-Antonin K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Ichou, Mathieu TH18-03 Friday, 2:00pm Heredero, Maria Isabel M-08 Friday, 2:00pm Idrovo, Christian M-09 Friday, 3:45pm Heredia, Mariana TH18-03 Friday, 2:00pm Ilsøe, Anna J-02 Thursday, 8:30am Hernandez, Javier D-10 Saturday, 10:45am Ilten, Carla I-18 Friday, 10:15am Herrarte Sanchez, Ainhoa M-07 Friday, 10:15am I-21 Friday, 2:00pm
Herrigel, Gary Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Im, Zhen TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am Herrine, Luke L-05 Friday, 8:30am Indergaard, Michael F-15 Friday, 3:45pm Herrmann, Andrea F-14 Friday, 2:00pm Indrastomo, Banjaran R-10 Friday, 10:15am J-03 Thursday, 10:15am Indukaev, Andrey TH10-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
Herzberg-Druker, Efrat C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Iskander, Natasha B-06 Thursday, 2:00pm C-05 Friday, 8:30am Ismail, Erturk TH09-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Hill, Katherine J-02 Thursday, 8:30am Issehnane, Sabina C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Hirsch, Roni N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm G-17 Friday, 8:30am
Hofstetter, Joerg O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Iwamoto (Kawamura), Ai R-07 Friday, 8:30am Hohendanner, Christian G-11 Thursday, 2:00pm J. Schneiberg, Marc H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Hoinaru, Razvan P-11 Friday, 10:15am P-17 Saturday, 9:00am
Holemans, Dirk I-19 Friday, 10:15am Jackson, Jason J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Holgate, Jane K-10 Friday, 10:15am H-12 Friday, 10:15am
Holtmaat, Ellen Alexandra O-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Jacobsen, Heike I-24 Saturday, 9:00am Hopkin, Jonathan E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Jacques, Olivier E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm E-23 Friday, 3:45pm TH02-03 Friday, 3:45pm
Hoppe, Alexander TH07-04 Friday, 2:00pm Jaehrling, Karen E-10 Friday, 8:30am O-09 Saturday, 9:00am G-21 Friday, 2:00pm
Horak, Hana P-21 Saturday, 10:45am G-27 Saturday, 9:00am
Horner, Rory O-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Jagannathan, Radha G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am G-16 Friday, 8:30am
TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Jahnke, Patrick H-01 Thursday, 8:30am
O-10 Saturday, 9:00am Jaime, Pedro C-06 Friday, 8:30am
Horodnic, Adrian Vasile K-14 Friday, 3:45pm C-09 Friday, 3:45pm
Horodnic, Ioana Alexandra K-14 Friday, 3:45pm Jalili Tanha, Thomas TH07-05 Friday, 3:45pm Horolets, Anna TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am James, Walter N-18 Saturday, 9:00am Howell, Chris E-22 Friday, 3:45pm Jan, Shafiullah R-09 Friday, 10:15am Hsieh, Michelle O-06 Friday, 8:30am Janssen, Agnes N-04 Thursday, 10:15am B-11 Friday, 2:00pm Janssen, Simon G-20 Friday, 2:00pm
Hu, Jieyi A-04 Friday, 3:45pm Jansson, Andreas H-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Hu, Yujie G-26 Saturday, 9:00am H-18 Friday, 3:45pm
Humphrey, John TH03-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Jatteau, Arthur D-06 Friday, 10:15am O-06 Friday, 8:30am Jawadi, Fredj P-16 Friday, 3:45pm
Hung, Ho-fung Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Jebli, Fedwa H-16 Friday, 2:00pm Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Jegou, Olivier K-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Hurwitz, Joshua G-27 Saturday, 9:00am Jenkins, Tania D-01 Thursday, 8:30am Husung, Alina I-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Jerg, Lukas TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm Hwang, Suk-Man Q-14 Saturday, 9:00am Jespersen, Sara P-04 Thursday, 10:15am Hyman, Mikell J-11 Friday, 10:15am Jessen, Mathias FP-01 Thursday, 8:30am L-12 Saturday, 9:00am E-22 Friday, 3:45pm
Højbjerg, Erik Caparros N-17 Saturday, 9:00am Jiang, Joyce A-04 Friday, 3:45pm Ibata-Arens, Kathryn Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Jimenez Solis, Sebastian Antonio B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Q-08 Friday, 8:30am Jirjahn, Uwe G-01 Thursday, 8:30am
I-25 Saturday, 9:00am Johns, Jennifer O-07 Friday, 10:15am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 146 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Jones, Alethia I-23 Friday, 3:45pm F-11 Friday, 10:15am
Jonnergard, Karin D-08 Friday, 3:45pm Kinderman, Daniel H-04 Thursday, 10:15am Jordan, Tim J-08 Thursday, 3:45pm H-19 Friday, 3:45pm
Joshi, Meera K-02 Thursday, 10:15am Kirchner, Stefan K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Jourdain, Anne C-02 Thursday, 10:15am J-18 Saturday, 10:45am
Joyce, Simon E-26 Friday, 3:45pm Kiviat, Barbara TH01-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Judge, Brian N-15 Friday, 3:45pm N-17 Saturday, 9:00am
Jung, Jiwook H-18 Friday, 3:45pm Kizilkaya, Necmettin R-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Junne, Jaromir TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am Klingler-Vidra, Robyn Q-09 Friday, 10:15am Jurgenmeyer, Julian TH09-02 Thursday, 10:15am Klüger, Elisa N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kalanta, Marius E-14 Friday, 10:15am Knauss, Jody TH18-02 Friday, 10:15am Kalinowski, Thomas Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am Knoll, Lisa N-05 Thursday, 2:00pm B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Knorringa, Peter O-10 Saturday, 9:00am
Kallas, John E-21 Friday, 2:00pm O-11 Saturday, 10:45am
Kallifatides, Markus P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Knox, Angie G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Knudsen, Jette L-08 Friday, 10:15am
Kallman, Meghan B-08 Friday, 8:30am H-19 Friday, 3:45pm
A-03 Friday, 2:00pm Ko, Jun-Hyung B-10 Friday, 10:15am
Kamal, Yousuf P-09 Friday, 8:30am Kohaut, Susanne C-06 Friday, 8:30am Kamerade, Daiga TH04-01 Thursday, 2:00pm Kohl, Sebastian H-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH04-06 Friday, 3:45pm N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
Kaouther, Toumi R-04 Thursday, 2:00pm E-13 Friday, 8:30am
Kapeller, Jakob TH16-04 Friday, 3:45pm L-12 Saturday, 9:00am
Kaplan, Rami H-16 Friday, 2:00pm Kolokotronis, Alexander I-05 Thursday, 10:15am H-19 Friday, 3:45pm Komporozos-Athanasiou, Aris TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am
Karabchuk, Tatiana G-23 Friday, 3:45pm Konle-Seidl, Regina G-08 Thursday, 10:15am Karasavvidou (Karas), Eleni A-03 Friday, 2:00pm Konoe, Sara E-02 Thursday, 8:30am Karatepe, Ismail O-12 Saturday, 10:45am Koreh, Michal E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Karube, Masaru H-07 Thursday, 2:00pm Koren, David I-06 Thursday, 10:15am Karwowski, Ewa TH09-05 Friday, 8:30am Korkman, Zeynep TH19-05 Friday, 8:30am N-15 Friday, 3:45pm Kornberg, Dana Q-16 Saturday, 10:45am
Katada, Saori Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Kosals, Leonid H-07 Thursday, 2:00pm Kavame Eroglu, Zehra G. P-11 Friday, 10:15am Koski, Heli F-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Kelkar, Shreeharsh TH17-02 Friday, 10:15am Koustas, Dmitri K-02 Thursday, 10:15am Keller, Matthew F-12 Friday, 10:15am Koutsobinas, Theodore TH09-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Kentikelenis, Alexander D-03 Thursday, 2:00pm TH18-03 Friday, 2:00pm
Kenworthy, Lane E-28 Friday, 3:45pm Kraemer, Klaus N-12 Friday, 10:15am Kern, Philipp H-13 Friday, 10:15am Kraemer-Mbula, Erika F-16 Friday, 3:45pm Khaleeq uz zaman, Muhammad R-08 Friday, 8:30am Krippner, Greta L-05 Friday, 8:30am Khan, Daniyal TH16-01 Friday, 8:30am FP-04 Friday, 10:15am
Khan, Hayat R-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Krishnan, Aarti TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am Khan, Shamus TH01-02 Thursday, 10:15am O-07 Friday, 10:15am
Khorana, Sangeeta O-10 Saturday, 9:00am Krug, Gerhard G-05 Thursday, 8:30am Ki, Youn N-04 Thursday, 10:15am Krys, Kuba B-15 Saturday, 10:45am H-15 Friday, 2:00pm Krzywdzinski, Martin TH03-02 Thursday, 2:00pm
Kiener, Fabienne G-20 Friday, 2:00pm J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Kim, Gayoung O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Kubo, Kubo Q-14 Saturday, 9:00am Kim, Julie E-32 Saturday, 9:00am Kuna, Shani G-04 Thursday, 8:30am Kim, Jung Ook K-16 Saturday, 10:45am G-09 Thursday, 10:15am
Kim, Seok-ho K-09 Friday, 10:15am D-09 Saturday, 9:00am
Kim, Seonmi I-09 Thursday, 2:00pm Kunkel, Tessa P-15 Friday, 3:45pm Kim, Yongshin Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am Kupzok, Nils H-16 Friday, 2:00pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 147 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Kurer, Thomas E-11 Friday, 8:30am Levine, Sheen FP-09 Saturday, 9:00am Kus, Basak B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Levy, Moran TH01-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Kusiak, Joanna L-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Lewicki, Mikolaj N-19 Saturday, 10:45am L-05 Friday, 8:30am Li, Chen N-18 Saturday, 9:00am
Kusimba, Sibel N-11 Friday, 10:15am Li, Xinao P-19 Saturday, 9:00am Kviatek, Beata TH05-01 Friday, 10:15am Lietzmann, Torsten G-09 Thursday, 10:15am Kwon, Hyunji K-09 Friday, 10:15am Lim, Hyun-Chin O-10 Saturday, 9:00am K-11 Friday, 2:00pm Lim, Jinho Q-14 Saturday, 9:00am
Laage-Thomsen, Jakob D-02 Thursday, 10:15am Lima de Oliveira, Renato B-01 Thursday, 8:30am Laamanen, Mikko I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm Lima, Lucas TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am I-19 Friday, 10:15am Lin, Le H-20 Saturday, 9:00am
I-26 Saturday, 9:00am Lindbom, Anders E-31 Saturday, 9:00am
Laaser, Knut Q-17 Saturday, 10:45am Lindh, Arvid E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Lachapelle, Marc D F-14 Friday, 2:00pm Lins, Leonardo L-06 Friday, 8:30am Laemmli, Taylor TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am Lis, Aleksandra H-21 Saturday, 9:00am Lahn, Baard TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Lissowska, Maria P-03 Thursday, 10:15am Lair, Craig TH18-02 Friday, 10:15am Liu, Sida D-09 Saturday, 9:00am Lam, Alice G-26 Saturday, 9:00am Loayza, Jose A-03 Friday, 2:00pm Lamprinakis, Lampros I-18 Friday, 10:15am Lockwood, Erin L-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Landour, Julie C-02 Thursday, 10:15am Lohmann Cauzzi, Camila TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm C-05 Friday, 8:30am Loomis, Erik B-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
C-11 Saturday, 9:00am Loor, Beatriz M-07 Friday, 10:15am
Lane, Christel B-08 Friday, 8:30am M-09 Friday, 3:45pm
Langenbucher, Katja P-10 Friday, 10:15am Lopez, Ana G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm P-13 Friday, 2:00pm Lorenz, Edward J-12 Friday, 10:15am
Langenohl, Andreas N-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Lu, Wan-Zi L-09 Friday, 2:00pm Langevin, Marie J-01 Thursday, 8:30am Lucas, Kimberly C-11 Saturday, 9:00am Langford, Natalie TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am Lucchini, Mario G-05 Thursday, 8:30am Larsson-Olaison, Ulf H-15 Friday, 2:00pm K-15 Saturday, 9:00am
Laubenthal, Barbara G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Lucena-Giraldo, Javier B-12 Friday, 2:00pm Laurin-Lamothe, Audrey I-01 Thursday, 8:30am Luethje, Boy Q-09 Friday, 10:15am Lavery, Scott E-13 Friday, 8:30am Lury, Celia TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am Leaver, Adam H-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH01-03 Thursday, 2:00pm
P-19 Saturday, 9:00am Lyhne Ibsen, Christian E-06 Thursday, 3:45pm
Leber, Ute G-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Lynch, Julia FP-07 Friday, 2:00pm Lechowski, Grzegorz TH03-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Lyon, Dawn TH19-01 Thursday, 8:30am Ledbetter, Charles TH19-05 Friday, 8:30am Lyubareva, Inna J-17 Saturday, 9:00am Lee, Caroline W. I-05 Thursday, 10:15am MacDonald, Ewan TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm Lee, Jaewook G-07 Thursday, 10:15am Macedo, Stephen SP-08 Saturday, 3:30pm G-11 Thursday, 2:00pm MacKenzie, Donald J-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Lee, Joonkoo K-09 Friday, 10:15am N-10 Friday, 8:30am
O-10 Saturday, 9:00am J-11 Friday, 10:15am
Lee, Kangsan N-20 Saturday, 10:45am Maclachlan, Patricia Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Lee, Soohyun E-36 Saturday, 10:45am Macpherson, Martina P-02 Thursday, 10:15am Lee, Yeon Ju Q-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Madi, Sari K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Lehnert, Patrick F-12 Friday, 10:15am Mahlberg, Bernhard G-32 Saturday, 10:45am Lenglet, Marc F-03 Thursday, 10:15am Maignan, Marion I-09 Thursday, 2:00pm Lens, Dries G-30 Saturday, 10:45am Maldonado, Laurie C-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Lessard-Mercier, Émilie K-10 Friday, 10:15am Malo, Miguel TH04-06 Friday, 3:45pm E-21 Friday, 2:00pm Maman, Daniel N-12 Friday, 10:15am
Lévesque, Christian K-01 Thursday, 8:30am N-17 Saturday, 9:00am
K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Mandel, Hadas C-12 Saturday, 10:45am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 148 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Mandirola, Santiago TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Medina Bueno, Jose Luis M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Mann, Stefan A-01 Friday, 8:30am Medved, Caryn C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Manrique, Karina B-14 Saturday, 9:00am C-04 Thursday, 3:45pm
Manske, Alexandra G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Megali, Theophile J-16 Friday, 3:45pm Manski, Sarah TH14-04 Friday, 8:30am Mellet, Kevin J-09 Friday, 8:30am Manzo, Cecilia J-14 Friday, 2:00pm J-13 Friday, 2:00pm
Marantz, Erez H-10 Friday, 8:30am Melo, Orquidea F-09 Friday, 8:30am Marceta, Petar TH04-03 Friday, 8:30am Menchik, Daniel D-01 Thursday, 8:30am Marchadour, Guenole C-01 Thursday, 8:30am Mendes de Brito Antunes, Bethania G-27 Saturday, 9:00am K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Mendonca, Pedro E-33 Saturday, 10:45am
Marks, Abigail F-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Mennillo, Giulia L-02 Thursday, 10:15am Marra, Marianna G-21 Friday, 2:00pm Q-13 Friday, 3:45pm
E-30 Saturday, 9:00am Mense-Petermann, Ursula Q-11 Friday, 2:00pm
Marsden, David G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Mettenheim, Kurt P-16 Friday, 3:45pm G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Meyer, Brett TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am
G-25 Friday, 3:45pm L-11 Friday, 3:45pm
G-26 Saturday, 9:00am Mica, Adriana TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Marshall, Shelley K-08 Friday, 8:30am Micelli, Stefano O-08 Friday, 2:00pm Martin, David N-03 Thursday, 10:15am Migliavacca, Mauro E-31 Saturday, 9:00am Martins Cesar, Susan O-12 Saturday, 10:45am Mignot-Gerard, Stephanie D-07 Friday, 2:00pm Martins, Raphael TH03-04 Friday, 8:30am Milani, Ana Maria TH15-05 Friday, 8:30am F-18 Saturday, 9:00am Milberg, William O-03 Thursday, 2:00pm
Martins, Thaine C-12 Saturday, 10:45am SP-02 Thursday, 5:30pm
Masi, Anthony C. G-29 Saturday, 9:00am TH18-03 Friday, 2:00pm
Mason, Katy TH07-01 Thursday, 3:45pm Milhaupt, Curtis Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm TH07-02 Friday, 8:30am Millo, Yuval N-09 Friday, 8:30am
TH07-03 Friday, 10:15am Minervini, Dario I-17 Friday, 10:15am
TH07-04 Friday, 2:00pm Minguet, Guy D-08 Friday, 3:45pm
Mason, Sarah F-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Mische, Ann TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Massó, Matilde M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Misleh, Denise TH14-05 Thursday, 3:45pm N-16 Friday, 3:45pm Mitnik, Pablo K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Massoc, Elsa H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Mizruchi, Mark H-03 Thursday, 10:15am H-09 Thursday, 3:45pm Mofakhami, Malo G-05 Thursday, 8:30am
Mat Nor, Fauzias R-12 Friday, 2:00pm G-07 Thursday, 10:15am
Matsaganis, Manos E-11 Friday, 8:30am Mohanty, Mritiunjoy Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am Matsuzaki, Reo Q-08 Friday, 8:30am Mohd Nor, Shifa R-08 Friday, 8:30am Mattioli, Fabio F-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Mohrenweiser, Jens G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Mattos, Fernando TH15-04 Thursday, 3:45pm G-22 Friday, 3:45pm
Mauchaussee, Marion G-07 Thursday, 10:15am Molnar, Virag H-04 Thursday, 10:15am May, Christian Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Mondain, Marie L-12 Saturday, 9:00am McArthur, Jen N-04 Thursday, 10:15am Monier, Anne TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am McCluskey, Martha L-07 Friday, 10:15am TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am
McCourt, David Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Monsueto, Sandro Eduardo M-09 Friday, 3:45pm McDonald, Tom J-04 Thursday, 10:15am Montener, Ramos M-02 Thursday, 10:15am McFall, Liz N-03 Thursday, 10:15am Monticelli, Lara I-01 Thursday, 8:30am J-14 Friday, 2:00pm I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm
N-17 Saturday, 9:00am I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm
McLachlan, Chris G-15 Friday, 8:30am I-22 Friday, 3:45pm
McLaughlin, Colm E-05 Thursday, 2:00pm I-26 Saturday, 9:00am
E-35 Saturday, 10:45am Moon, William H-11 Friday, 8:30am
McQueen, Hannah N-12 Friday, 10:15am Moore, Madelaine I-10 Thursday, 2:00pm Meardi, Guglielmo E-27 Friday, 3:45pm Moore, Phoebe K-13 Friday, 3:45pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 149 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Morales, Alberto M-02 Thursday, 10:15am SP-07 Saturday, 2:00pm
Morduch, Jonathan TH06-01 Friday, 10:15am Negrelli, Serafino K-15 Saturday, 9:00am TH06-02 Friday, 2:00pm Neimanns, Erik E-14 Friday, 10:15am
TH06-03 Friday, 3:45pm Nelson, Alondra TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am
Moreira Cunha, André TH15-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Nelson, Dylan I-21 Friday, 2:00pm Moreira Ramalho, Tiago E-20 Friday, 2:00pm F-19 Saturday, 10:45am
Morel, Nathalie E-29 Saturday, 9:00am Nelson, Stephen N-01 Thursday, 8:30am Mori, Anna E-10 Friday, 8:30am N-15 Friday, 3:45pm
Morley, Julia A-01 Friday, 8:30am Nemkova, Ekaterina J-03 Thursday, 10:15am Morris, Jonathan F-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Nguyen, Thanh C-06 Friday, 8:30am Morvant, Solene J-01 Thursday, 8:30am Nicholson, Benjamin A-01 Friday, 8:30am Motaghi, Hamed TH04-03 Friday, 8:30am Nicklich, Manuel G-08 Thursday, 10:15am Moudud, Jamee L-03 Thursday, 2:00pm K-13 Friday, 3:45pm
L-07 Friday, 10:15am Nielsen, Louise J-03 Thursday, 10:15am
Moullin, Sophie TH19-04 Thursday, 3:45pm TH19-05 Friday, 8:30am
Moyal, Anne D-08 Friday, 3:45pm Nietert, Bernhard R-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Mudge, Stephanie E-22 Friday, 3:45pm Nieto, Patricia M-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Muennich, Sascha TH09-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Nilsson, Adriana D-08 Friday, 3:45pm TH16-01 Friday, 8:30am Niño, Lya C-08 Friday, 2:00pm
Mügge, Daniel L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Njie, Sulayman I-04 Thursday, 10:15am D-03 Thursday, 2:00pm I-21 Friday, 2:00pm
FP-06 Friday, 2:00pm Noël, Alain E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
Mujadedi, D E-35 Saturday, 10:45am Noelke, Andreas B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Mukhlisin, Murniati R-02 Thursday, 10:15am Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Mulvad, Andreas I-18 Friday, 10:15am Nolasco, Gabriela C-08 Friday, 2:00pm Q-16 Saturday, 10:45am Norris, Davon N-02 Thursday, 8:30am
Mun, Eunmi L-10 Friday, 2:00pm TH02-02 Friday, 2:00pm
H-18 Friday, 3:45pm North, Scott E-24 Friday, 3:45pm
Mundlak, Guy E-15 Friday, 10:15am Nouguez, Etienne L-10 Friday, 2:00pm Munoz, Cesar M-06 Friday, 8:30am Noveria, Ana G-15 Friday, 8:30am Murayama, Ciro M-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Nowlin, Christopher B-15 Saturday, 10:45am Murgia, Annalisa C-02 Thursday, 10:15am O Riain, Sean E-13 Friday, 8:30am TH04-01 Thursday, 2:00pm E-28 Friday, 3:45pm
TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm O'Brady, Sean K-03 Thursday, 10:15am
Murillo, David J-14 Friday, 2:00pm O'Reilly, Jacqueline TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm Murray, Gregor K-15 Saturday, 9:00am FP-06 Friday, 2:00pm
Musabende, Jacqueline P-18 Saturday, 9:00am O'Rourke, Brendan K TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm Musitz, Lia Q-14 Saturday, 9:00am Odlyzko, Andrew P-20 Saturday, 10:45am Musselin, Christine L-10 Friday, 2:00pm Ohlert, Clemens J-18 Saturday, 10:45am Musthaq, Fathimath B-13 Friday, 3:45pm Olcoń-Kubicka, Marta N-19 Saturday, 10:45am Nadel, Simon F-04 Thursday, 10:15am Olmedillas, Blanca M-03 Thursday, 10:15am Nagayoshi, Kikuko Q-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Ometto, M. Paola I-02 Thursday, 8:30am Naidu, Suresh B-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Orelli, Rebecca Levy P-12 Friday, 10:15am Naim, Nadia R-11 Friday, 2:00pm P-18 Saturday, 9:00am
Narayan, Devika J-12 Friday, 10:15am Orhan, Zeyneb Hafsa R-02 Thursday, 10:15am Naseemullah, Adnan B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Orihuela, Jose Carlos B-15 Saturday, 10:45am Natera, José M-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Ornston, Darius B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Nedzhvetskaya, Nataliya O-09 Saturday, 9:00am Ortiz Casillas, Samantha I-09 Thursday, 2:00pm Neff, Gina TH19-02 Thursday, 10:15am Ortiz, Horacio Q-04 Thursday, 2:00pm TH17-02 Friday, 10:15am P-14 Friday, 2:00pm
TH17-03 Friday, 2:00pm Ovsiannikov, Kostiantyn Q-10 Friday, 2:00pm
TH17-04 Friday, 3:45pm Owens, Kellie D-01 Thursday, 8:30am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 150 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Ozaki, Manami TH14-04 Friday, 8:30am Pepin, Joanna C-11 Saturday, 9:00am Ozgode, Onur TH09-01 Thursday, 8:30am Perez Lauzon, Sara K-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Pérez Ortiz, Laura M-07 Friday, 10:15am
N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm M-10 Saturday, 9:00am
Pacewicz, Josh N-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Perez, Coralie G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm H-12 Friday, 10:15am G-17 Friday, 8:30am
N-14 Friday, 3:45pm Perez-Aleman, Paola TH14-05 Thursday, 3:45pm
N-19 Saturday, 10:45am Perivier, Helene C-07 Friday, 10:15am
Padhy, Sanghamitra I-04 Thursday, 10:15am Pernell, Kim N-04 Thursday, 10:15am Palier, Bruno E-04 Thursday, 2:00pm N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
E-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Perra, Margherita Sabrina E-20 Friday, 2:00pm
Pallangyo, Charlotte O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Peruffo, Luiza TH15-02 Thursday, 10:15am Palo, Teea TH07-01 Thursday, 3:45pm Peters, John K-10 Friday, 10:15am TH07-02 Friday, 8:30am Petit, Heloise G-07 Thursday, 10:15am
Palpacuer, Florence O-03 Thursday, 2:00pm G-24 Friday, 3:45pm
TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm G-28 Saturday, 9:00am
O-10 Saturday, 9:00am Petry, Johannes H-01 Thursday, 8:30am
O-11 Saturday, 10:45am Q-04 Thursday, 2:00pm
Panichella, Nazareno G-23 Friday, 3:45pm Peugny, Camille TH04-04 Friday, 10:15am Pantzar, Mika TH07-01 Thursday, 3:45pm Pflücke, Virginia I-24 Saturday, 9:00am Papadopoulos, Michael K-04 Thursday, 2:00pm Phillips, Katherine FP-09 Saturday, 9:00am Papuchon, Adrien TH06-01 Friday, 10:15am Piasna, Agnieszka TH04-01 Thursday, 2:00pm Paramonov, Igor O-10 Saturday, 9:00am TH04-03 Friday, 8:30am
Parasecoli, Fabio TH13-01 Thursday, 10:15am Picanço, Monise TH07-04 Friday, 2:00pm Pardo, Clara F-10 Friday, 8:30am Picavet, Emmanuel P-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Pardo-Guerra, Juan Pablo TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pierides, Dean F-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH01-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Pierre-Louis, Sasha F-02 Thursday, 8:30am
N-16 Friday, 3:45pm Piganiol, Marie L-13 Saturday, 10:45am
Parés, Marc I-26 Saturday, 9:00am Pilati, Katia E-20 Friday, 2:00pm Park, Jinyoung E-19 Friday, 2:00pm Pilmis, Olivier TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Park, Sora TH09-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Pinsard, Nicolas N-13 Friday, 2:00pm Parolin, Zachary TH04-03 Friday, 8:30am Pinto, Sanjay J-14 Friday, 2:00pm Parronchi, Pietro F-15 Friday, 3:45pm I-23 Friday, 3:45pm
Parrott, James K-02 Thursday, 10:15am SP-08 Saturday, 3:30pm
Parsons, Liz I-03 Thursday, 8:30am Pinzur, David H-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Pasquier, Vincent K-05 Thursday, 2:00pm H-20 Saturday, 9:00am
K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Piore, Michael B-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
Paulani, Leda TH15-05 Friday, 8:30am Pistor, Katharina N-14 Friday, 3:45pm Pawlak, Mikołaj TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pitluck, Aaron N-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Peabody, Loren B-13 Friday, 3:45pm N-20 Saturday, 10:45am
Peck, Jamie Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Pitts, Harry I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm Pedersini, Roberto E-12 Friday, 8:30am K-16 Saturday, 10:45am
Peebles, Gustav P-14 Friday, 2:00pm Plagnol, Anke C-11 Saturday, 9:00am Peetz, David K-01 Thursday, 8:30am Plank, Leonhard TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am K-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Plouviez, Melanie A-05 Saturday, 9:00am
Peinert, Erik H-21 Saturday, 9:00am Poblete, Lorena K-14 Friday, 3:45pm Pellandini-Simanyi, Lena N-19 Saturday, 10:45am Pochet, Philippe K-03 Thursday, 10:15am Pelle, Anita F-10 Friday, 8:30am Pohler, Dionne E-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Pellizzoni, Luigi I-17 Friday, 10:15am E-16 Friday, 10:15am
Penalva Icher, Elise G-31 Saturday, 10:45am Pohler, Nina I-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Penard, Thierry J-02 Thursday, 8:30am Polillo, Simone TH05-01 Friday, 10:15am Pépin, Christian I-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 151 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA N-18 Saturday, 9:00am J-15 Friday, 3:45pm
Polin, Veronica TH16-02 Friday, 10:15am Ravi, Apar H-13 Friday, 10:15am Pollock, Neil TH07-01 Thursday, 3:45pm Ray, Aditya TH04-06 Friday, 3:45pm N-09 Friday, 8:30am Q-17 Saturday, 10:45am
TH07-03 Friday, 10:15am Rayaprolu, Prashant TH04-05 Friday, 2:00pm
TH07-05 Friday, 3:45pm Reau, Bertrand I-09 Thursday, 2:00pm
Ponce Pineda, Hassel M-04 Thursday, 2:00pm C-06 Friday, 8:30am
Ponte, Stefano L-08 Friday, 10:15am C-07 Friday, 10:15am
TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Reberioux, Antoine P-20 Saturday, 10:45am
O-09 Saturday, 9:00am Reboul, Elena TH06-03 Friday, 3:45pm
Porcherot, Raphael TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am Regalia, Ida E-20 Friday, 2:00pm Porsfelt, Robin TH10-01 Thursday, 10:15am E-33 Saturday, 10:45am
Portilho, Luciana L-06 Friday, 8:30am Regan, Aidan E-01 Thursday, 8:30am C-07 Friday, 10:15am H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Posey, Patricia N-14 Friday, 3:45pm E-06 Thursday, 3:45pm
Preda, Alex P-05 Thursday, 2:00pm E-14 Friday, 10:15am
TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am Reich-Graefe, Rene L-03 Thursday, 2:00pm
Preminger, Jonathan I-02 Thursday, 8:30am A-01 Friday, 8:30am
I-15 Friday, 8:30am L-07 Friday, 10:15am
Pruneda, Gabriel G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm Reilley, Jacob TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am G-17 Friday, 8:30am Reimann, Mareike J-18 Saturday, 10:45am
Puaschunder, Julia N-10 Friday, 8:30am Reinert, Mauricio TH14-02 Thursday, 10:15am Puehringer, Stephan TH16-04 Friday, 3:45pm F-09 Friday, 8:30am
Pugh, Allison TH19-05 Friday, 8:30am Reis, Elisa A-05 Saturday, 9:00am Pugliese, Maude C-05 Friday, 8:30am Renteria Rodriguez, Maria Teresa M-01 Thursday, 8:30am Pula, Besnik G-32 Saturday, 10:45am Reynolds, Elisabeth F-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Pulido, Bibiana K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Rho, Hye Jin G-18 Friday, 10:15am Pulignano, Valeria E-03 Thursday, 8:30am Rikap, Cecilia O-07 Friday, 10:15am TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm F-20 Saturday, 10:45am
TH03-04 Friday, 8:30am Rilinger, Georg F-06 Thursday, 2:00pm
K-09 Friday, 10:15am L-10 Friday, 2:00pm
E-17 Friday, 2:00pm Rinaldini, Matteo E-30 Saturday, 9:00am
Puri, Poonam L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Rincon, Lina TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Quack, Sigrid D-10 Saturday, 10:45am Rismal, Nina I-24 Saturday, 9:00am Qualdi, Muhammad R-10 Friday, 10:15am Rithmire, Meg N-18 Saturday, 9:00am Quinn, Sarah N-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Riva, Egidio G-05 Thursday, 8:30am Rabellotti, Roberta O-11 Saturday, 10:45am G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm
Rademacher, Inga TH05-03 Friday, 3:45pm Rivero, Patricia M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Radhakrishnan, Smitha N-11 Friday, 10:15am Roberts, Maisie G-25 Friday, 3:45pm Raecke, Julia G-01 Thursday, 8:30am Robinson, John N-12 Friday, 10:15am Raj-Reichert, Gale TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am N-14 Friday, 3:45pm
Ralli, Evgenia P-13 Friday, 2:00pm Rocha, Frederico F-09 Friday, 8:30am Ramirez, Bernardo B-02 Thursday, 8:30am Rocha, Robson I-24 Saturday, 9:00am Ramirez, Carlos D-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Rodriguez, Javier TH15-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Ramirez, Paulina O-11 Saturday, 10:45am Rogers, Brishen TH04-05 Friday, 2:00pm Ramirez-Urquidy, Martin A. G-30 Saturday, 10:45am Rolf, Steven Q-12 Friday, 3:45pm Ranis, Peter I-15 Friday, 8:30am O-12 Saturday, 10:45am
Rathgeb, Philip E-03 Thursday, 8:30am Romano, Onofrio I-17 Friday, 10:15am E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Romero Puente, Jose David M-05 Thursday, 3:45pm
E-18 Friday, 2:00pm Romeu Gordo, Laura C-06 Friday, 8:30am
Ravenelle, Alexandrea J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Rona-Tas, Akos N-10 Friday, 8:30am TH19-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Rosenblum, Darren H-18 Friday, 3:45pm
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 152 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Rosenhek, Zeev N-12 Friday, 10:15am TH17-01 Friday, 8:30am
E-35 Saturday, 10:45am Schaller, Bruce K-02 Thursday, 10:15am
Rosenkranz, Tim B-08 Friday, 8:30am Schedelik, Michael Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Rospigliosi, Pericles J-13 Friday, 2:00pm F-09 Friday, 8:30am
Rossi, Arianna O-01 Thursday, 8:30am Scheurenbrand, Klara I-03 Thursday, 8:30am Rothstein, Sidney E-13 Friday, 8:30am Schlachter, Laura TH14-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Ruesga, Santos Miguel M-07 Friday, 10:15am Schlegel, Tobias G-20 Friday, 2:00pm Rupietta, Christian G-14 Thursday, 3:45pm Schleifer, Philip L-02 Thursday, 10:15am G-22 Friday, 3:45pm TH11-01 Friday, 8:30am
Q-15 Saturday, 9:00am Schneiberg, Marc H-11 Friday, 8:30am
Rupietta, Kira G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm L-10 Friday, 2:00pm
Sacchi, Stefano E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Schomaker, Margaret G-26 Saturday, 9:00am E-11 Friday, 8:30am Schoppek, Dorothea Elena I-17 Friday, 10:15am
Sachs, Sarah TH17-02 Friday, 10:15am Schor, Juliet E-11 Friday, 8:30am Sacomano Neto, Mario H-15 Friday, 2:00pm Schrank, Andrew TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am Sagasta, Amagoia M-03 Thursday, 10:15am F-19 Saturday, 10:45am
Sahr, Aaron N-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Schreyer, Franziska C-07 Friday, 10:15am Sakinc, Mustafa Erdem H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Schultheiss, Tobias G-22 Friday, 3:45pm Sako, Mari O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Schulze Buschoff, Karin TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Schulze-Cleven, Tobias TH03-04 Friday, 8:30am
SP-07 Saturday, 2:00pm E-15 Friday, 10:15am
Sakoda, Sayaka Q-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Schütz, Gabrielle C-08 Friday, 2:00pm Salazar, Yasmin M-01 Thursday, 8:30am G-27 Saturday, 9:00am
Salibekyan, Zinaida G-18 Friday, 10:15am Schwartz, Herman E-04 Thursday, 2:00pm G-21 Friday, 2:00pm Schwarzkopf, Stefan TH07-03 Friday, 10:15am
Salinas Jimenez, Javier M-11 Saturday, 10:45am Scicchitano, Sergio G-07 Thursday, 10:15am Salinas Jimenez, Maria del E-30 Saturday, 9:00am M-11 Saturday, 10:45am Mar Scoville, Caleb N-13 Friday, 2:00pm Sallai, Dorottya H-13 Friday, 10:15am Scrimger, Phillippe K-16 Saturday, 10:45am H-17 Friday, 2:00pm Seabrooke, Leonard D-05 Friday, 8:30am Salman, Scarlett K-15 Saturday, 9:00am Seamans, Robert TH03-04 Friday, 8:30am D-10 Saturday, 10:45am Selmier, W. Travis Q-13 Friday, 3:45pm Salo, Sanna E-07 Thursday, 3:45pm N-18 Saturday, 9:00am
Sancak, Merve TH03-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Sen Gupta, Sukanya G-31 Saturday, 10:45am G-32 Saturday, 10:45am Serafin, Marcin TH13-01 Thursday, 10:15am Sanchez, Maria Soledad TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm
Sands, Daniel H-14 Friday, 10:15am Serdijn, Merel TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Sano, Kazuko G-15 Friday, 8:30am Sewell, Graham F-01 Thursday, 8:30am Sarfati, François TH04-02 Thursday, 3:45pm Seyfert, Robert F-03 Thursday, 10:15am Sarkar, Meenakshi G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Shafii, Zurina R-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH16-02 Friday, 10:15am Sharp, Deen TH18-02 Friday, 10:15am Sarmiento Gutierrez, Maria M-10 Saturday, 9:00am Shaukat, Mughees R-07 Friday, 8:30am Bernadete Shay, Mike I-23 Friday, 3:45pm Sarria-Pedroza, Jesús M-02 Thursday, 10:15am Shestakofsky, Benjamin TH17-02 Friday, 10:15am Sartori, Laura TH17-01 Friday, 8:30am N-16 Friday, 3:45pm TH17-03 Friday, 2:00pm Shiliang, Hu F-11 Friday, 10:15am Sauer, Stefan K-13 Friday, 3:45pm Shin, Jungmin O-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Savaskan, Osman B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Shin, Victor H-17 Friday, 2:00pm Savelyeva, Natalia TH19-01 Thursday, 8:30am Shire, Karen G-04 Thursday, 8:30am Scepanovic, Vera H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm G-11 Thursday, 2:00pm Schadow, Sina Felicitas E-32 Saturday, 9:00am G-15 Friday, 8:30am Schaede, Ulrike Q-06 Thursday, 3:45pm G-18 Friday, 10:15am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 153 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA G-24 Friday, 3:45pm Streeck, Wolfgang FP-02 Thursday, 10:15am
G-28 Saturday, 9:00am Stuart, Mark E-26 Friday, 3:45pm
Shun-ching Chan, Cheris N-11 Friday, 10:15am Sturgeon, Timothy TH03-01 Thursday, 8:30am Siebert, Sabina TH14-03 Thursday, 2:00pm TH03-02 Thursday, 2:00pm
Sierra, Lya B-14 Saturday, 9:00am O-08 Friday, 2:00pm
Sigalo Santos, Luc J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Suckert, Lisa TH13-01 Thursday, 10:15am Silva, Camila M-10 Saturday, 9:00am TH13-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
Silveira, Emmanuele G-30 Saturday, 10:45am Suh, Ellie C-05 Friday, 8:30am Silverman, Mark L-07 Friday, 10:15am Sulistiyo, Mohammad G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Simaitis, Gytis I-06 Thursday, 10:15am Sun, Yixian O-05 Thursday, 3:45pm Skarpelis, Anna E-09 Thursday, 3:45pm TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am
Skountridaki, Lila J-12 Friday, 10:15am Sunder, Shyam P-02 Thursday, 10:15am Sloane, Mona TH17-03 Friday, 2:00pm P-07 Thursday, 3:45pm
Smith, Mark TH19-04 Thursday, 3:45pm P-15 Friday, 3:45pm
Smith, Michael R. G-19 Friday, 10:15am Sunkara, Bhaskar I-20 Friday, 2:00pm G-23 Friday, 3:45pm Suzuki, Junpei E-25 Friday, 3:45pm
Soehardjojo, Joey K-09 Friday, 10:15am Suzuki, Taka E-24 Friday, 3:45pm Q-13 Friday, 3:45pm Svetlova, Ekaterina N-09 Friday, 8:30am
Soehn, Janina G-12 Thursday, 3:45pm TH05-02 Friday, 2:00pm
E-18 Friday, 2:00pm Syafrian, Dzulfian Q-11 Friday, 2:00pm
Soener, Matthew N-20 Saturday, 10:45am O-09 Saturday, 9:00am
Song, Ji-Won H-13 Friday, 10:15am Tabata, Mayumi I-25 Saturday, 9:00am Q-10 Friday, 2:00pm Taillandier, Apolline TH10-02 Thursday, 2:00pm
Sotomayor, Maritza B-14 Saturday, 9:00am Tait, Katherine I-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Soulé, Fernanda H-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Talmud, Ilan J-08 Thursday, 3:45pm South, Tilly G-02 Thursday, 8:30am Tang, Chengzuo H-17 Friday, 2:00pm Soylemez, Busra B-10 Friday, 10:15am Tavares, Gabriella G-19 Friday, 10:15am Sparsam, Jan N-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Tcherneva, Pavlina SP-07 Saturday, 2:00pm Spence, Crawford Q-03 Thursday, 10:15am Teipen, Christina O-02 Thursday, 10:15am Spicer, Jason I-12 Thursday, 3:45pm Teixeira, Pedro G-05 Thursday, 8:30am I-21 Friday, 2:00pm G-06 Thursday, 10:15am
Spielau, Alexander E-02 Thursday, 8:30am TH15-04 Thursday, 3:45pm
N-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Teixeira, Tania M-10 Saturday, 9:00am
Spillman, Lynette TH05-02 Friday, 2:00pm G-30 Saturday, 10:45am
Sporer, Ryan I-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Tejero, Aroa K-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Stahl, Rune E-22 Friday, 3:45pm K-14 Friday, 3:45pm
Stamm, Isabell TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm ten Brink, Tobias Q-02 Thursday, 10:15am Stanescu, Catalin P-13 Friday, 2:00pm Q-08 Friday, 8:30am
Stanger, Greg I-06 Thursday, 10:15am Terracher-Lipinski, Audrey TH08-01 Thursday, 10:15am Stanila, Oana P-11 Friday, 10:15am Thatcher, Mark H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Staritz, Cornelia TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Theodoropoulou, Sotiria E-14 Friday, 10:15am TH11-03 Friday, 3:45pm Thiemann, Matthias H-05 Thursday, 2:00pm
Stark, David TH01-01 Thursday, 8:30am TH09-05 Friday, 8:30am
FP-09 Saturday, 9:00am P-10 Friday, 10:15am
Stausholm, Saila D-07 Friday, 2:00pm P-15 Friday, 3:45pm
Steen Knudsen, Jette H-16 Friday, 2:00pm Tholen, Gerbrand G-04 Thursday, 8:30am Stegmaier, Jens G-09 Thursday, 10:15am G-08 Thursday, 10:15am
Stenger, Sebastien D-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Thomas, Huw K-11 Friday, 2:00pm Stimpson, Matthew H-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Thompson, J. Phillip I-23 Friday, 3:45pm Storz, Cornelia Q-08 Friday, 8:30am Thomsen, Steen H-15 Friday, 2:00pm F-14 Friday, 2:00pm H-18 Friday, 3:45pm
Q-15 Saturday, 9:00am Thomson, Ian TH08-01 Thursday, 10:15am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 154 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA Thomson, Will B-06 Thursday, 2:00pm van Dullemen, Caroline N-17 Saturday, 9:00am Thornthwaite, Louise K-15 Saturday, 9:00am Van Heijster, Joan D-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Thun, Eric O-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Van Ingelgom, Virginie TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am O-07 Friday, 10:15am TH02-02 Friday, 2:00pm
Thurbon, Elizabeth Q-01 Thursday, 8:30am Vandaele, Kurt K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm Q-12 Friday, 3:45pm VanHeuvelen, Tom E-27 Friday, 3:45pm
Thym, Anika C-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Varellas, James L-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Tian, Ziyao N-12 Friday, 10:15am L-05 Friday, 8:30am
Ticona, Julia J-15 Friday, 3:45pm Varga, Mihai TH16-04 Friday, 3:45pm Tisch, Anita J-18 Saturday, 10:45am Vargas, Gustavo P-01 Thursday, 8:30am Tischer, Daniel F-03 Thursday, 10:15am Vargha, Zsuzsanna N-09 Friday, 8:30am Tobin, Sarah TH19-03 Thursday, 2:00pm Varli, Yusuf R-03 Thursday, 10:15am R-08 Friday, 8:30am Varma, Nikhil I-04 Thursday, 10:15am
Tok, M. Evren R-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Vasishth, Ashwani I-04 Thursday, 10:15am Tokumaru, Norio F-12 Friday, 10:15am Vélu, Anne-Élise E-10 Friday, 8:30am Tomic, Lucia P-21 Saturday, 10:45am Vercher-Chaptal, Corinne H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Tong, Xiaochuan TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am I-25 Saturday, 9:00am
Torfason, Asgeir P-16 Friday, 3:45pm Veress, Jozsef A-05 Saturday, 9:00am Torre, Salvo I-14 Friday, 8:30am Vereta-Nahoum, Andre TH05-02 Friday, 2:00pm Townsend, Phela D-07 Friday, 2:00pm Vergnhanini, Rodrigo TH15-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Trabut, Loïc C-10 Friday, 3:45pm Verma, Aditi F-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Traficonte, Dan F-19 Saturday, 10:45am Vertesi, Janet TH17-02 Friday, 10:15am Trappmann, Vera J-02 Thursday, 8:30am Vestena, Carolina I-10 Thursday, 2:00pm E-27 Friday, 3:45pm Vestergaard, Mads F-02 Thursday, 8:30am
Trentini, Francesco G-17 Friday, 8:30am Vidal, Vera I-02 Thursday, 8:30am G-19 Friday, 10:15am Vieta, Marcelo I-15 Friday, 8:30am
Tridico, Pasquale TH16-03 Friday, 2:00pm Vignoli, Daniele TH14-01 Thursday, 8:30am Tsingou, Eleni L-01 Thursday, 8:30am Vila-Henninger, Luis TH02-01 Friday, 10:15am L-09 Friday, 2:00pm TH02-03 Friday, 3:45pm
Tsujiguchi, Fernanda F-09 Friday, 8:30am Villacis, Byron N-13 Friday, 2:00pm Tuchkov, Arkadiy G-07 Thursday, 10:15am B-14 Saturday, 9:00am
Tulbure, Narcis P-01 Thursday, 8:30am Villarespe, Veronica B-02 Thursday, 8:30am TH10-01 Thursday, 10:15am Villavicencio, Daniel F-09 Friday, 8:30am
Tumewang, Yunice Karina R-14 Friday, 3:45pm Villela, Malu I-16 Friday, 8:30am Turnbull, Peter K-12 Friday, 2:00pm Vincensini, Caroline P-08 Thursday, 3:45pm K-16 Saturday, 10:45am Viquerat, Lou I-13 Thursday, 3:45pm
Tylecote, Andrew Q-12 Friday, 3:45pm Vitols, Sigurt P-09 Friday, 8:30am Tzanetakis, Meropi J-10 Friday, 8:30am G-25 Friday, 3:45pm
Uddin, Imam R-03 Thursday, 10:15am Vittori, Francesco I-08 Thursday, 2:00pm Ulgen, Faruk TH09-03 Thursday, 2:00pm I-16 Friday, 8:30am
L-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Vivian, Lara C-12 Saturday, 10:45am
Ullah, Karim R-07 Friday, 8:30am Vollmer, Hendrik TH08-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Umemura, Maki F-04 Thursday, 10:15am Wagner, Bettina E-09 Thursday, 3:45pm Unterweger, Daniel E-18 Friday, 2:00pm E-19 Friday, 2:00pm
Valdivielso del Real, Rocio H-03 Thursday, 10:15am Wagner, Ines E-17 Friday, 2:00pm Valizade, Danat D-09 Saturday, 9:00am Wahab, Kalsom Abd. R-09 Friday, 10:15am Vallas, Steve J-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Wahlen, Stefan I-11 Thursday, 3:45pm van Der Graaf, Anne TH09-02 Thursday, 10:15am Wakabayashi, Toshiaki G-31 Saturday, 10:45am N-08 Thursday, 3:45pm Wakamori, Midori E-24 Friday, 3:45pm van der Heide, Arjen L-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Walter, Christian N-01 Thursday, 8:30am van der Naald, Joseph I-06 Thursday, 10:15am Walter, Timo TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am van Doorn, Niels TH19-02 Thursday, 10:15am Walwei, Ulrich G-02 Thursday, 8:30am
SASE 2019 – Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined 155 The New School for Social Research, New York City, USA G-17 Friday, 8:30am Yang, Jongmin Q-10 Friday, 2:00pm
Wang, Junmin C-08 Friday, 2:00pm Yang, Zheng A-02 Friday, 10:15am Q-16 Saturday, 10:45am Yates, Charlotte K-01 Thursday, 8:30am
Warhurst, Christopher G-10 Thursday, 2:00pm K-06 Thursday, 3:45pm
Weathers, Charles E-24 Friday, 3:45pm Yates, Edward E-25 Friday, 3:45pm Weber, Caroline P-11 Friday, 10:15am Yesuf, Abdurahman Jemal R-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Wehner, Caroline G-22 Friday, 3:45pm Yeung, Henry B-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Weingaertner, Simon G-03 Thursday, 8:30am Yongchun, Huang F-11 Friday, 10:15am G-25 Friday, 3:45pm Yoon, YeongJoon G-31 Saturday, 10:45am
Weishaupt, Timo E-01 Thursday, 8:30am Yoshikawa, Toru H-15 Friday, 2:00pm Weissphal, Markus G-24 Friday, 3:45pm H-18 Friday, 3:45pm
Wellen, Richard L-06 Friday, 8:30am Young, Cristobal N-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Wen, Yuni F-02 Thursday, 8:30am Young, Kevin D-06 Friday, 10:15am Wherry, Frederick N-11 Friday, 10:15am Young-Hyman, Trevor I-12 Thursday, 3:45pm N-14 Friday, 3:45pm I-18 Friday, 10:15am
Whitfield, Keith G-27 Saturday, 9:00am Yu, Chenxi TH06-03 Friday, 3:45pm Whitfield, Lindsay TH11-02 Friday, 10:15am Yuksel, Ayse Seda B-03 Thursday, 10:15am Whitford, Josh TH18-01 Friday, 8:30am Yunus, Suhaer G-27 Saturday, 9:00am H-12 Friday, 10:15am Zafra-Gómez, Jose M-06 Friday, 8:30am
F-19 Saturday, 10:45am Zajak, Sabrina TH14-04 Friday, 8:30am
Whittaker, Xanthe TH13-02 Thursday, 2:00pm Zaloom, Caitlin P-17 Saturday, 9:00am TH17-04 Friday, 3:45pm Zatti, Filippo J-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
Williams, Christopher F-11 Friday, 10:15am Zeitlin, Jonathan L-08 Friday, 10:15am Williams, Paul P-02 Thursday, 10:15am FP-06 Friday, 2:00pm
P-07 Thursday, 3:45pm Zelizer, Viviana N-11 Friday, 10:15am
P-12 Friday, 10:15am Zemmour, Michaël E-08 Thursday, 3:45pm
Willmott, Ariel I-06 Thursday, 10:15am Zhang, Jun Q-05 Thursday, 2:00pm Windawi, A. Jason TH09-06 Friday, 10:15am Zhang, Simone J-17 Saturday, 9:00am Wissinger, Elizabeth TH19-01 Thursday, 8:30am Zhang, Yuxi E-36 Saturday, 10:45am TH19-04 Thursday, 3:45pm Zheng, Enying G-04 Thursday, 8:30am
Witt, Ulrich TH16-03 Friday, 2:00pm Zheng, Huanhuan N-18 Saturday, 9:00am Wittenstein, Daniel TH17-01 Friday, 8:30am Ziegler, J. Nicholas L-11 Friday, 3:45pm Wohl, Hannah H-14 Friday, 10:15am Zuidhof, Peter-Wim TH02-02 Friday, 2:00pm Wolf, Andrew E-26 Friday, 3:45pm Wolf, Marcus L-02 Thursday, 10:15am D-06 Friday, 10:15am
Wood, Alex J-06 Thursday, 2:00pm Woodward, Rick B-04 Thursday, 10:15am Wortmann, Michael H-11 Friday, 8:30am Wydra-Somaggio, Gabriele G-13 Thursday, 3:45pm Xia, Bingqing I-25 Saturday, 9:00am Xie, Wen B-03 Thursday, 10:15am TH13-03 Thursday, 3:45pm
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