Discussant: Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council MONDAY, AUGUST 20 Imagine, as sociologists are wont to do, a two-by-two table with the words The length of each daytime session/meeting activity is one "Real and Unreal" on one axis, and "Utopia and Dystopia" on the other. As a hour and forty minutes, unless noted otherwise. The usual counterpoint to the ASA's 2012 conference theme of Real Utopias (Cell 1), this panel explores Cells 2-4 (real and unreal dystopias and unreal utopias). turnover schedule is as follows: Sociology is often seen as a product of and response to crisis, and many in our 8:30 am – 10:10 am field have studied and theorized the real dystopias produced by capitalism, 10:30 am – 12:10 pm modernity, empire, and other forms of domination. Fictional utopias and 12:30 pm – 2:10 pm dystopias, as well as cults and tropes of dystopia and apocalypse, are sources of insights into social life and social change. Finally, sociologists from Georg 2:30 pm – 4:10 pm Simmel and Walter Benjamin to present day practitioners have considered the 4:30 pm – 6:10 pm meaning and function of ruins, while Theodor Adorno imagined a negative Session presiders and committee chairs are requested to dialectic as an alternative to positive dialectics of social progress. What are the see that sessions and meetings end on time to avoid relationships among these approaches, and the analyses of real utopias that are the topic of ASA 2012? conflicts with subsequent activities scheduled into the same room. 429. Thematic Session. Improving America: Lessons from the Civilized World 7:00 am Meetings Colorado Convention Center ASA Business Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Salvatore J. Babones, University of Sydney Presider: Salvatore J. Babones, University of Sydney 8:30 am Meetings Panelists: Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada-Reno 2011-12 ASA Council Members-at-Large – Hyatt Regency Hiroshi Ono, Texas A&M University Denver Robert J.S. Ross, Clark University Honors Program Wrap-up – Hyatt Regency Denver Anders M. Hayden, Dalhousie University Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Council Discussant: Salvatore J. Babones, University of Sydney and Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center This session will be used to present a cast that America has much to learn State, Regional, and Aligned Sociological Association Officers from social policies that are already in place throughout the civilized world. Simply raising the American social model to the level that prevails in the rest – Hyatt Regency Denver of the developed world would result in near-utopian changes in living standards and quality of life for the vast majority of Americans. The effect 8:30 am Sessions would be greater than the effects that might be achieved by more utopian proposals like basic income grants, bifurcated markets, and more participatory 427. Real Utopia Proposal Session. Designs and Dilemmas forms of governance. What’s more, the US was a welfare state leader until the of Participatory Budgeting 1970s…it’s not utopian to imagine that I could be a leader again. Each speaker Hyatt Regency Denver will highlight a different aspect of the social model that the US could have— today—within its current national income levels if only had the desire. Session Organizer: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University Panelist: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University 430. Thematic Session. Sustainable Cities - A Critical Discussant: Michael D. Kennedy, Brown University Approach This paper considers the travel, translation, and adoption of Participatory Colorado Convention Center Budgeting (PB) as a policy instrument first originating among social movements linked to Brazil's Workers' Party in the late 1980s and then Session Organizer: Michael R. Goldman, University of traveling along various routes to arrive in the most varied places by the late Minnesota-Twin Cities 2000s. This paper discusses institutional dilemmas (such as those related to Presider: Michael R. Goldman, University of Minnesota-Twin scale and those related to interfaces with non-deliberative institutions) faced by Cities adopters as well as recurring controversies (such as the discussion over the legitimate representatives of 'the people') in the process of its adoption. It Panelists: Asef Bayat, University of Illinois at Urbana- argues that PB has the potential to both politicize as well as depoliticize claims Champaign for inclusion as well as to promote or hinder redistribution. Ananya Roy, University of California-Berkeley AbdouMaliq Simone, University of London-Goldsmiths 428. Thematic Session. Dystopias and Unreal Utopias (or College Other three Cells in the ASA Conference's Implicit 2x2 So seductive is this notion of sustainable cities that today dozens of Table) official documents circulate exclaiming the pathway; most notable calculations Colorado Convention Center and financed policies come from our universities, the World Bank, Session Organizer: George Steinmetz, University of Michigan Pricewaterhousecoopers, and India’s and China’s equivalent of the Chamber of Commerce. What has been the effect of these ‘sustainable cities’ strategies, Presider: Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council and what efforts are being made to wrest control of such ideas and make them Panelists: Isaac Ariail Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder meaningful to non-elites struggling for justice amidst rapidly changing Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council urbanization processes? This panel will try to explicate some of the Apocalypse and Dystopia: An American Cultural History. progressive urban trends occurring in the global South, in order to suggest areas of research and action relevant to making urbanism a more socially and John R. Hall, University of California-Davis ecologically just set of practices. Free Market Utopianism: Decoding Polanyi's Delphic Trope. Margaret R. Somers, University of Michigan 431. ASA/NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Special Zombies and the Current Crisis. Julia Adams, Yale University Session. Causes and Consequences of the Great Sociologies of Run and Negative Dialectics. George Recession: Micro Impacts Steinmetz, University of Michigan Colorado Convention Center Session Organizers: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Colorado Convention Center Patricia E. White, National Science Foundation Session Organizer: Josh Whitford, Columbia University Presider: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Presider: Delia Baldassarri, Princeton University Trapped: How Risk and Uncertainty are Endangering the The Problem of Emergence. John F. Padgett, ; Walter W. Futures of American Working-class Youth. Jennifer M Powell, Stanford University Silva, Harvard University Relational Signals and Institutional Expectations: Ego Unequal Disadvantage: The Influence of Economic Recession Networks and Market Value in Five High Technology on Gender and Ethnic Biases in Entrepreneurial Investment Sectors. Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan; Markets. Sarah Thebaud, Princeton University Helena Buhr, Tagged, Inc; Russell James Funk, University The Culture of Class Power: How Employers Reorganize of Michigan-Ann Arbor Markets and Shift Risk to Workers. Stephen R. Viscelli, For a Sociology of Algorithms: Reproducing the Social in the University of Wisconsin Automation of the New York Stock Exchange. Daniel Beunza, London School of Economics and Political 432. Policy and Research Workshop. Panel Study of Science; Yuval Millo, London School of Economics and Income Dynamics Political Science Hyatt Regency Denver Sociological Institutionalism and the Socially Constructed Session Organizer: Wei-Jun Jean Yeung, National University Economy. Matt Vidal, University of London-King's of Singapore College; Jamie Peck, University of British Columbia 433. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Introductory Sociology Discussant: Delia Baldassarri, Princeton University for the First Time 436. Regular Session. Jobs, Occupation, and Professions Hyatt Regency Denver Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University- Session Organizer: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Kokomo Presider: Ronnie J. Steinberg, Vanderbilt University Leader: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University-Kokomo Inside the Organization: Developing a Typology of Regulatory Co-Leader: Jay R. Howard, Butler University Encounters. Garry C. Gray, Harvard University; Susan S. The goal of this workshop is to assist new instructors who are teaching introductory sociology for the first time. We will provide resources from the Silbey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology scholarship of teaching and learning about the possible content and pedagogies Moving on? A Growth-curve Analysis of Occupational for this class. We will look at introductory sociology and how it functions as a Attainment and Career Progression Patterns in West course in the undergraduate general education core and as an introduction to Germany. Anna Manzoni, North Carolina State University the major. We will also discuss best practices for course design, choosing course goals, textbook selection, syllabus construction, assessment of learning Worker Uncertainties during a Merger Announcement: A outcomes, as well as class management techniques. We will offer useful Multi-level Analysis of Employee Job Security. Jack Lam, checklists and a bibliography of resources. Participants should bring questions University of Minnesota; Kimberly Fox, University of or issues they want to discuss to the workshop. Minnesota; Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota; Erin 434. Regular Session. Consumer Identities Kelly, University of Minnesota; Leslie Hammer, Portland Colorado Convention Center State University; Ellen Kossek, Michigan State University Session Organizer: Christine L. Williams, University of Texas- You Can’t Leave Your Work Behind: Occupational Austin Experience and New Venture Founding Team Size. Phillip Presider: Catherine E. Connell, Boston University Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Kyle Clayton Commercializing Extremism: Commodification and the New Longest, Furman University German Right-wing. Cynthia Miller-Idriss, New York 437. Regular Session. Medical Sociology 1 University Hyatt Regency Denver Compulsory Beauty, Cooptation, and Cellulite Cream: Young Session Organizer: Ruha Benjamin, Boston University Women Discuss Feminist Consumerism. Judith Taylor, Presider: Ruha Benjamin, Boston University University of Toronto; Josee Johnston, University of Towards a Forensic Approach to Illness Narratives: Because it Toronto Matters. David A. Rier, Bar Ilan University The Importance of Being Cosmopolitan: Gender, Consumption Embodied Activism without Bodies? Analysis of Embodiment and Intimacy in Contemporary Second-wife Arrangements in the Pro-Breastfeeding and Anti-Male Circumcision in China. Suowei Xiao, Beijing Normal University Movements. Harmony Danyelle Newman, Tulane Will Work for Food: Ideological and Organizational Stigma University; Laura M. Carpenter, Vanderbilt University Management among Dumpster Divers in New York City. Pharmatech You: The Marketization of Identity Politics. Gianmarco Savio, State University of New York-Stony Catherine Bliss, Brown University Brook Stunting Professionalism: The Potency and Durability of the Discussant: Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts- Hidden Curriculum within Medical Education. Barret Amherst Michalec, University of Delaware; Fred Hafferty, 435. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Institutions and University of Minnesota-Duluth Emergence Discussant: Sara N. Shostak, Brandeis University 438. Regular Session. Mental Health I Race and Immigration Policy in the Americas. David Scott Hyatt Regency Denver FitzGerald, University of California-San Diego; David A. Session Organizer: Virginia Aldige Hiday, North Carolina Cook-Martin, Grinnell College State University Discussant: Helen B. Marrow, Tufts University Presider: Virginia Aldige Hiday, North Carolina State University 441. Regular Session. Quantitative Methodology Antecedents and Consequences of Personal Resources: Hyatt Regency Denver Evidence on the Causation-selectiion Debate. R. Jay Session Organizer: David J. Harding, University of Michigan Turner, Vanderbilt University; Tony N. Brown, Vanderbilt Presider: David J. Harding, University of Michigan University A Comparison of Alternative Methods for Describing Life Armed Conflict Exposure, the Proliferation of Stress and the Course Trajectories. John Robert Warren, University of Mental Health of Immigrants in Canada. Marie-Pier Joly, Minnesota; Alberto Palloni, University of Wisconsin- University of Toronto; Blair Wheaton, University of Madison; James M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin- Toronto Madison; Andrew Halpern-Manners, University of Quantity and Form of Lifetime Stress Accumulation as Minnesota; Liying Luo, University of Minnesota Predictors of Current Mental Health. Donald A. Lloyd, Logistic Network Regression for Scalable Analysis of University of Southern California Networks with Joint Edge/Vertex Dynamics. Zack W. The Proximity of Common Unhappiness and Misery. Jason Almquist, University of California-Irvine; Carter T. Butts, Schnittker, University of Pennsylvania University of California-Irvine Discussant: William R. Avison, University of Western Ontario Discrete Choice Models of Neighborhood Migration: Examining IIA and Alternatives to Conditional Logit. 439. Regular Session. Money, Markets, and Politics in Lincoln G. Quillian, Northwestern University Higher Education New Perspectives on Causal Mediation Analysis. Michael E. Hyatt Regency Denver Sobel, Columbia University; Xiaolu Wang, Columbia Session Organizer: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia University Presider: Pamela R. Bennett, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Geoffrey Thomas Wodtke, University of Michigan The Costs of Responsibility: Americans’ Views on the Funding of College. Brian Powell, Indiana University; 442. Regular Session. Religion: Conflict and Resolution I Kristin Marie Jordan, Indiana University; Oren Pizmony- Colorado Convention Center Levy, Indiana University Session Organizer: Susan A. Farrell, City University of New Disparities in Debt: Parents' Socioeconomic Resources and York-Kingsborough Community College Young Adult Student Loan Debt. Jason N. Houle, Presider: Susan A. Farrell, City University of New York- University of Wisconsin-Madison Kingsborough Community College The Revenue Profiles of Public Universities: Diversity, Globalization and Religious Isomorphism: The Case of Change Over Time and the Role of Services. Sondra N. Tajikistan. Hakim Zainiddinov, State University of New Barringer, University of Arizona Jersey-Rutgers Creating Conservatism: How Campuses Shape Political The Dark Side of Altruism? Altruism and Approval of the 9/11 Discourse and Style. Amy J. Binder, University of Attacks in the Muslim World. Tim Sven Mueller, California-San Diego; Kate Wood, University of University of Oxford California-San Diego The Mode of Modern State Power Operations on Religious Expansion of Higher Education and Political Tolerance in Minorities: Violence against Coptic Christians in Egypt. Taiwan. Wei-Lin Chen, University of Iowa Hyun Jeong Ha, University of Texas-Austin Discussant: Eric Grodsky, University of Minnesota The Role of Generation, Discrimination and Religious Context for Migrants' Religion in Europe. Koen Van der Bracht, 440. Regular Session. Political Sociology I: Immigration, Ghent University-Belgium; Bart Van de Putte, Ghent Trafficking, and Deportation: The Politics of Voluntary University-Belgium and Involuntary Migration Religious Differences in Attitudes about Social Issues, 1972 to Hyatt Regency Denver 2010: Test of the Polarization Hypothesis. Paul D Session Organizer: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Anderson, University of Cincinnati Presider: Helen B. Marrow, Tufts University Discussant: N. J. Demerath, University of Massachusetts- Border Games: Play, Performance and Simulation of Law Amherst Enforcement among Border Watch Groups. Emine Fidan Elcioglu, University of California-Berkeley 443. Regular Session. Transnational Processes Governing Trafficking in Persons: Localizing Counter-human Hyatt Regency Denver Trafficking Rights through the State and Movement in Session Organizer: Zsuzsa Gille, University of Illinois at China. Elena Shih, University of California-Los Angeles Urbana-Champaign Removal as Disposal? Deportation and the Value of Non- Presider: Lynne Allison Haney, New York University citizen Life. M. Christine Wheatley, University of Texas- Japanese Passport, Multi-cultural Dreams: Palimpsestic Austin Practices of Transnational Whiteness. Christina Owens, University of California-Davis 446. Section on Animals and Society Paper Session. Locating the Nation within Transnational: Education Reform Importance of Looking at Animals in Sociology and Content In Japan and China 1945-2010. Yasemin Colorado Convention Center Soysal, University of Essex; Suk-Ying Wong, The Chinese Session Organizer: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University-Hong Kong University The Localization of Globalized Paradigms: Local and Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University Transnational Processes in Bolivian Resource Society and Animals Through the Lens of the Holy Trinity. Managementesses. Maria Cristina Cielo, FLACSO sede Jennifer R. Kelly, Michigan State University Ecuador They Came From Ohio: Animals, Monsters, and Narratives of World Culture at World’s Periphery: Role of Small-scale Nature/Culture Boundaries. Damien Contessa, University Transnational Altruistic Networks in World Culture's of South Florida Diffusion. Thomas Hannan, University of California-Los Symbiotic Ideologies: Stewardship, Dominion, and Angeles Husbandry. Colter Ellis, University of Colorado Discussant: Zsuzsa Gille, University of Illinois at Urbana- Discussant: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State Champaign University 444. Regular Session. Voluntary and Nonprofit 447. Section on Communication and Information Organizations: Constructing Active Citizens Technology Paper Session. The Future(s) of Research Colorado Convention Center on Communication and Information Technology Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Columbia University- Colorado Convention Center Barnard College Session Organizers: Gina Neff, University of Washington Presider: Debra Minkoff, Columbia University-Barnard Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham College Presider: Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama- Creating Good Citizens? Toward a Clarified Understanding of Birmingham Selection and Causality in Voluntary Associations. Engaging Individuals in New Societies: Expanding Traditional Matthew G. Baggetta, Indiana University Research Methodologies for the Digital Age. Kelly N. Neo-liberal Volunteers Learning How to Do Inequality in Foster, University of Georgia Everyday Life. Nina Eliasoph, University of Southern The Arab Spring and Media Narratives: Using Latent Dirichlet California Allocation to Measure the Media. Charles Causey, People Like Me: Ideologically Heterogeneous Organizations University of Washington and the Experience of Community. Melissa F. Pirkey, Hired Hands and Dubious Guesses: Adventures in Crowd- University of Notre Dame sourced Data Collection. Aaron Shaw, University of Discussant: Mark R. Warren, Harvard University California-Berkeley When You Just Can’t Get Away: Exploring the Use of ICTs in 445. Regular Session. Work and Politics of Precarious Facilitating Negative Work/Home Spillover. Ronald W. Labor: Views from the Global South Berkowsky, University of Alabama-Birmingham Colorado Convention Center The Iron Law 2.0: Does the Digital Age Enable More Session Organizer: Ching Kwan Lee, University of California- Democracy within Social Movement Organizations? Jen Los Angeles Schradie, University of California-Berkeley Presider: Ching Kwan Lee, University of California-Los Angeles 448. Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology Paper Exclusion, Social Protections and Precarious Work in Mekong Session. Revolutions "New" and "Old" Southeast Asia. Dennis Arnold, Maastricht University Hyatt Regency Denver Why Don't Informal Workers Organize? The Livelihoods and Session Organizers: Mounira Maya Charrad, University of Politics of South Africa's Marginalized Labor Force. Ben Texas-Austin Scully, Johns Hopkins University Danielle Kane, Duke University Workplace and Community Struggles of a Fragmented Presider: Mounira Maya Charrad, University of Texas-Austin Working Class: Unions and Politics of Informality Civic Secession: Framing in Yemen’s Southern Mobility (Argentina). Rodolfo Gaston Elbert, University of Movement. Elizabeth Lynn Young, University of Wisconsin-Madison Michigan-Ann Arbor The Precariat's Challenge to Social Theory: Iran's Income Reflections on the Revolutionary Wave in 2011: For a Fifth Grant as an Unlikely Case Study. Kevan Harris, Johns Generation of Revolutionary Theory. Colin J. Beck, Hopkins University Pomona College A Second Marriage? An Intersection of Marxism and Revolutionary Ecology and the Rise of Taiping Rebellion, Feminism Among India’s Informal Workers. Rina 1846-1853. Yang Zhang, University of Chicago Agarwala, Johns Hopkins University Similar Beginnings, Different Endings: The Semiabsolutist Discussant: Ruth Milkman, City University of New York- States and Revolutionary Outcomes in Germany and Graduate Center Russia. Pavel I. Osinsky, Appalachian State University Discussant: Danielle Kane, Duke University 449. Section on International Migration Paper Session. University of Kentucky Transnationalism and Development Issues Educating Women for HIV Prevention: Does Exposure to Colorado Convention Center Mass Media. Syeda S. Jesmin, University of North Session Organizer: Robert Courtney Smith, City University of Texas-Dallas; Sanjukta Chaudhuri, University of New York-Baruch College and Graduate Center Wisconsin-Eau Claire; Shahnaz Abdullah, University of Presider: Robert Courtney Smith, City University of New Massachusetts-Boston York-Baruch College and Graduate Center God’s Plan: Devout Catholic Women Negotiate Maternal Return Migration and Happiness: Income, Aspirations and Desire, Religion, and ARTs. DANIELLE Czarnecki, Subjective Well-being among Returned Romanian University of Michigan Emigrants. David Bartram, University of Leicester Navigating the Medical Context of Maternity Care: A The Migrant, Intermediaries and the State in Bangladeshi Comparison of Lactation Consultants and Doulas. Migration to Japan and the United States of America. Jennifer M.C. Torres, University of Michigan Hasan Mahmud, University of California-Los Angeles The Politics of Ethnic Emergence: Arab Rebirth and Union in Table 5. SES and Health Spain. Daniel Alexander Koski-Karell, University of Table Presider: Lucie Kalousova, University of Michigan Washington Class Differences in Self-rated Health: An International Until I Go to Thailand: A Culture of Migration among Rural Comparison. Kayla Baumgartner, The University of Cambodian Youth. Maryann Bylander, University of Western Ontario Texas-Austin Cumulative Adverse Socioeconomic Circumstances and Health. Katie Kerstetter, George Mason University; 450. Section on Medical Sociology Roundtable Session. John J. Green, University of Mississippi Colorado Convention Center Differential Effects of Wealth and Education on the 8:30-10:10am, Roundtables: Development and Diagnoses of Type II Diabetes. Session Organizer: Neale Chumbler, Indiana University- Lucie Kalousova, University of Michigan Purdue University at Indianapolis Education as “the Great Equalizer”: Health Benefits for Blacks and Whites. Christopher Holmes, University of Table 1. Sociology of Health and Illness Journal Wyoming; Anna Zajacova, University of Wyoming Table Presider: Jonathan Peter Gabe, University of London- The Determinants of Racial Inequality in the Kidney Royal Holloway Transplantation System. Jonathan K. Daw, University of Colorado-Boulder Table 2. Sociology of Health and Illness Journal Table Table Presider: Clive Seale, University of London-Queen Table 6. Social Networks and Health Mary Table Presider: Noah J Webster, University of Michigan Health Influences on Social Network Change: The Table 3. Mental Health Issues and Medicine #1 Contextualizing Role of Socio-economic Status. Noah Table Presider: Wendy D. Brynildsen, Duke University J Webster, University of Michigan; Heather R. Fuller- Depressive Mood and Children: Europe and South Korea. Iglesias, North Dakota State University; Toni C. Antonio Rodríguez Andrés, Aarhus University; Antonucci, University of Michigan Rosemary L. Hopcroft, University of North Carolina- Network Characteristics, Perceived Social Support, and Charlotte; Yong-Hwan Noh, Seoul Women’s University Psychological Distress in Mothers of Children with Exploring How Social Convoys Shape the Mental and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Paul R. Benson, University Physical Health of U.S. Women and Men. Wendy D. of Massachusetts-Boston Brynildsen, Duke University Network Properties and Types of Work: Mapping the Work How do Relationship Quality and Status Influence Force in Chronic Illness Management. Ivaylo Vassilev, Depression within a Non-marital Relationship? Jessica University of Manchester; Anne Rogers, University of Seberger, University of Georgia-Athens; Ronald L. Manchester; Christian Blickem, University of Simons, University of Georgia Manchester; Helen Brooks, University of Manchester; The Role of Stress Patterns in Depression, and Suicidal David Reeves, University of Manchester; Dharmi Ideation among Disadvantaged Mexican American Kapadia, University of Manchester Adults. Jarron M. Saint Onge, University of Houston; Social Networks of Similar Others: Formation, Activation, Alice Cepeda, University of Houston; Avelardo Valdez, and Consequences of Network Ties on Healthcare University of Houston Experiences. Elizabeth Gage, State University of New York-Buffalo Table 4. Gender and Health Table Presider: Erin Leigh Pullen, University of Kentucky Table 7. Aging and Health African American Women's Preventative Care Usage: The Table Presider: Atsuko Kawakami, Arizona State University Role of Social Networks and Racial Experiences. Erin Aging Anxiety, Complementary/Alternative Medicine, and Leigh Pullen, University of Kentucky; Carrie B. Oser, the Meaning of Aging in Baby Boomers. Natalie Millman, University of Southern California and State University Military Service, Stressful Events and Post-trauma Marital Status, Self-rated Health, and Mortality: Symptoms in a Sample of North Vietnamese Older Overestimation of Health or Diminishing Protection of Adults. Kim M. Korinek, University of Utah; Marriage? Hui Zheng, Ohio State University; Patricia Bussarawan Puk Teerawichitchainan, Singapore A. Thomas, University of Texas-Austin Management University Reciprocal Exchanging of Social Support and Mortality The Role of Early Life Disadvantage on the Accumulation Risk. KeunBok Lee, University of California-Berkeley; of Comorbidities. Kenzie Elizabeth Latham, University Yoosik Youm, Yonsei University of Michigan; Gregory Michael Pavela, University of The Meaning of Employment to Married Women’s Florida; Charles W. Peek, Physical Impairment in South Korea. Eunjeong Paek, Views of Japanese Immigrant Women about Care as They Korea University Age. Atsuko Kawakami, Arizona State University; Traumatic Life Events, Chronic Strains, and Self-reported Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, Arizona State University Health of Elder Mexican-origin Individuals. Marc Anthony Garcia, Texas A&M University; Jesus A. Table 8. Racial and Ethnic Relations and Health Garcia, University of Texas-Pan American; Fernando Table Presider: Kaya Hamer-Small, State University of New I. Rivera, University of Central Florida York-Albany Who Am I Now? Formal Grief Care Experiences of Race and Gender Differences in Nursing Home Michigan Baby Boomers After Spousal Loss. Laurel Admissions and Discharges. Stipica Mudrazija, Elizabeth Hilliker, Michigan State University University of Texas-Austin; Mieke Beth Thomeer, Are We Still Friends? Obesity and the Maintenance of University of Texas Friendships. Hilary M. Dotson, University of South Racial Inequality in the Living Donor Kidney Transplant Florida; Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida Opportunity Structure. Jonathan K. Daw, University of Colorado-Boulder Table 11. Children, Youth and Health Sources of Black-White Differences in Cancer Screening Table Presider: Anthony Michael Jimenez, University of and Mortality. Jessica Y. Ho, University of Texas-El Paso Pennsylvania; Irma T. Elo, University of Pennsylvania After the Flood: A Survey-based Assessment of The Contingent Effects of Key Social Characteristics on Respiratory Health Impacts on El Paso’s (Texas) Perceived Racial Prejudice in Healthcare. Martin Hispanic Youth. Anthony Michael Jimenez, University Sanchez-Jankowski, University of California; Manata of Texas-El Paso; Timothy William Collins, University Hashemi, University of California-Berkeley of Texas-El Paso Differences in Health Outcomes of Foreign- and Native- Separating Boys and Girls and Increasing Weight? Single- Born Households in New York City. Kaya Hamer- sex Schools and Weight Through Random Assignment. Small, State University of New York-Albany Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania; Jere Behrman, University of Pennsylvania; Jaesung Choi, Table 9. Comparative Health University of Pennsylvania Table Presider: Nolan Phillips, University of California- The Effects of Having a Disabled Sibling during Childhood Irvine on Young Adults’ Educational Attainment. Anna A Comparative Study of the Health Care Transformation in Penner, University of California-Riverside China and Taiwan: A Preliminary Analysis. Meei-Shia The Influence of Social Status and Social Control on the Chen, National Cheng Kung University Health Behaviors of Young Adults. David Michael Epidemics and the State: A Comparative-Historical Study Ramey, Ohio State University of the United States and Britain. Charles Allan Mccoy, Understanding Multiple Levels of Norms about Teen University of Virginia Pregnancy and Their Relationships to Teens’ Sexual In Search of Balance: Becoming a Follower of Ayurveda in Behaviors. Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado- Argentina. Betina Freidin, University of Buenos Aires Boulder; Jason D. Boardman, University of Colorado; One Country, Two Societies: Rural-urban Dichotomy in Benjamin Domingue, University of Colorado-Boulder Health Care for the Elderly in China. Yan Long, Health Outcomes for Adolescents Involved in Age University of Michigan; Lydia Li, University of Discordant Relationships as the Older Partner. Jeni Michigan Loftus, Purdue University Culture and Power in Global Health Disparities. Nolan Phillips, University of California-Irvine Table 12. Obesity Issues Table Presider: Claire E Altman, Pennsylvania State Table 10. Social Support and Health University Table Presider: Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan, Virginia Polytechnic Carry That Weight: Genetic Responsibility, Genetic Institute and State University Suffering and Geneodicy. Michael Halpin, University Marital Status and Quality of Life from 1972 to 2010. of Wisconsin-Madison Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Do People Associate Obesity with Poor Health? Changes and Disparities in Obesity-related Health Knowledge. Smoking, Socio-economic Status, and Health: Interpreting Claire E Altman, Pennsylvania State University; Unexpected Outcomes. Nancy G. Kutner, Emory Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University; University; Rebecca Zhang, Emory University Marianne Hillemeier, Pennsylvania State University Stress, Coping, and Mental Health Differences among The Spatial Embeddedness of Neighborhood Effects: Homeless People. Adam Matthew Lippert, Toward a Spatial Understanding of Mental Health and Pennsylvania State University; Barrett Lee, Obesity. Corina Graif, Harvard University Pennsylvania State University Social and Health Changes Following Bariatric Surgery. Subjective Social Status, Perceived Social Mobility and Doris Palmer, Arizona State University; Jennie Jacobs Health in China. Lei Jin, The Chinese University-Hong Kronenfeld, Arizona State University Kong; Tony Tam, The Chinese University-Hong Kong and Academia Sinica Table 13. Social Psychological Issues and Health Table Presider: Krysia Mossakowski, University of Hawaii- Table 16. Insurance Industry and Macro-level Effects Manoa Table Presider: Laura Senier, University of Wisconsin- Caring Like a Nurse. John William Kaiser, University of Madison California-Berkeley Health Insurance Coverage for Genetic Services in Identity Difference in Family and Health in Hawaii. Ki Wisconsin. Rachel Smith, University of Nebrasaka- Tae Park, University of Hawaii Medical Center; Laura Senier, University of Identity Processes and Coping with a Rare Illness: What Wisconsin-Madison; Matthew Kearney, University of We Can Learn from Cushing’s Syndrome. Kristina Wisconsin-Madison; Jason Ronald Orne, University of Fasteson Simacek, Indiana University; Alexander Lu, Wisconsin-Madison Indiana University Insurance Coverage among Hispanic Adults in the United Transcending the Body: Experiences of Self, Wellness, and States: The Impact of Immigration. T. Elizabeth Lifestyle in Laughter Clubs. Deborah A. Potter, Durden, Bucknell University; Lucy G. Dean, Bucknell University of Louisville University Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Public Health’s Neglect of Local Resource Inequities as Predictors of Gaps in HIV/AIDS Stigma on Its Websites. Robin D. Healthcare Services Provision. Matthew E. Archibald, Moremen, Northern Illinois University Colby College The Culture of Translational Medical Research. Joseph A. Table 14. Neighborhood/Urbanicity and Health Kotarba, Texas State University Table Presider: Kristie Lynn Afonso, University of Central The Making of a Harmful "Therapeutic Breakthrough." Florida Courtney Davis, University of Sussex Neighborhood Commercial Activity, Social Resources and The Realm of Medical Outsourcing: The Branding of Health: The Effect of Physical Disorder. Eileen E.S. Cosmetic Surgery in Argentina. Anahi Viladrich, City Bjornstrom, University of Missouri; Margaret Ralston, University of New York-Queens College; Rita – Baron- University of Missouri-Columbia Faust, City University of New York-Queens College Strengthening Communities for Better Health: Warmly Persuasive Ideas and Interventions. Eva Elliott, Cardiff Table 17. Medical Industry and Doctor Patient Relation University; Gareth Williams, Cardiff University Table Presider: Matthew K. Grace, Indiana University The Fear of Crime and Health Effects: A Systematic Do Continuity of Care and Physician Trust Matter for Literature Review. Kristie Lynn Afonso, University of Health Outcomes? Matthew K. Grace, Indiana Central Florida University The Growing Need to Address Physician Shortages in the Labor Market Institutions and Social Policy as a Structural United States: Ethnic Minority, Poverty, and Influence on Health. Adam Mayer, Colorado State Urbanization. Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, University University of New Mexico; Aki Roberts, University of Preserving Autonomy While Sharing Patients: New Mexico Consultations in Hospital Care Delivery. Hyeyoung Oh, University of California-Los Angeles Table 15. Stress, Coping, Social Status and Health Proceeding with Caution: The Medicalization of Chronic Table Presider: Adam Matthew Lippert, Pennsylvania State Back Pain. Holly Renzhofer, Case Western Reserve University University Help or Hurt? Unsolicited Job Information and Receivers’ What Influences Physicians’ Fear of Malpractice? Jennifer Psychological Distress. Lijun Song, Vanderbilt M. Murphy, California State University-Sacramento; University; Wenhong Chen, University of Texas-Austin Alexandrea Hunt, Temple University Predictive Strength of Self-rated Health on Mortality Risk Across Racial and Ethnic Groups. Ryan HornBuckle, Table 18. Mental Health Issues and Medicine #2 Portland State University; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland Table Presider: Steven M Frenk, University of North State University Carolina-Chapel Hill Beyond Clergy: Congregations’ Sponsorship of Social Uncertainty and the Effects of Gender, Technical Background, Services for People with Mental Disorders. Steven M and Social Capital on Venture Capital Evaluations. Justine Frenk, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Eatenson Tinkler, Louisiana State University; Manwai C. 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Intersectionality and Navigating Institutions of Higher Technology-Sydney Education Pursuing Pregnancy: Medical and Non-medical Responses Table Presider: Marcia Texler Segal, Indiana University- to Infertility. Arthur L. Greil, Alfred University; South East Michele Lowry, Alfred Univesity; Katherine M. An Intersectional Analysis of Tenure-track Faculty Johnson, Pennsylvania State University; Julia Satisfaction with Family Policies. Heather Schneller, McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Richard University of Arkansas; Anna Zajicek, University of Michael Simon, Pennsylvania State University; Arkansas Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins, University of Nebraska- Chicano/Latinos(as)' First Year Graduate School Lincoln Experience: An Intersectionality Perspective. Elvia Rethinking Patient Involvement and Empowerment. Ramirez, California State University-Sacramento Karrie Ann Snyder, Northwestern University; Theorizing the Intersectional Identities of Undocumented Alexander Tate, Northwestern University Latina/o College Students. Laura E. Enriquez, The Vicious Cycle: Malnutrition Among Women and University of California-Los Angeles Children. Arlett Lomeli, Texas A&M University Table 2. Labor and Occupational Hierarchies Table 20. Open Medical Sociology Table Table Presider: Kim A. Logio, Saint Joseph's University Table Presider: Hongwei Xu, Brown University Demographic Composition and Occupational Wages: Volunteerism and Health Risk Behaviors. Alexander Lu, Reciprocal Effects across British Regional Labor Indiana University Markets, 1994-2009. Christel Kesler, Columbia Why Do Rural Chinese Rate Their Health Better Than Do University-Barnard College Urban Chinese? Hongwei Xu, Brown University Minority Women in Bangladesh: Intersectionality, Market Transition, Social Stratification, and Health Marginalization, and Gender-specific Social Capital. Disparity: Trends in Health Disparitis during China's Fauzia Erfan Ahmed, Miami University-Ohio Economic Reform. Soyoung Kwon, Purdue University Reproducing Class Divisions: Retail Worker and Customer Do Degrees Matter? Health Disparities between Bachelors Interactions. Janette Diaz, University of California- and Associates Degree Holders with Similar Job Santa Barbara Quality. Janet E. Rosenbaum, University of Maryland Table 3. Stereotypes and Social Stigma 451. Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Table Presider: Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest Paper Session. Gender and Scientific Work University Colorado Convention Center Betting on Black and White: How Race and Gender Session Organizer: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona Stereotypes Influence Problem Gambling Counselors. Presider: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona Rose Buckelew, Duke University Doing Gender, Doing Math: Masculine Over-persistence and How Willing is Willing? Operationalizing Intersectionality the Gender Gap in STEM Education. Andrew Penner, in the Study of Stigma. Melissa Fugiero, University of University of California-Irvine; Robb Willer, University of Massachusetts-Amherst California-Berkeley Playing Stigma: How Hollywood Actors Cope with Racial Noise in the Pipeline: Paths to Matriculation in Elite Academic and Gender Stereotypes. Nancy Wang Yuen, Biola Science. Anne E. Lincoln, Southern Methodist University; University Elaine Howard Ecklund, Rice University Evolving Disadvantage: Examining Gender Differences in The “Nationality Bonus”: The Intersection of Gender and Racial Stereotypes for African Americans. Khirin Scientific Nationality Status. Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern Carter, University of Iowa; Mary Elizabeth Campbell, University University of Iowa Table 4. Social Justice and Memory in India. Soma Chaudhuri, Michigan State University Race, Class, Gender and Memory of the Bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. Sandra K. Gill, Table 2. State-level Institutions and Development Strategies Gettysburg College Table Presider: Astra Bonini, Columbia University Significant Life Experiences and Environmental Justice: Export Making and State Making: Explaining the Origins Positionality and the Significance of Different of Export-led Development: The Case From Taiwan. Social/Environmental Experiences. Donovon Keith Michelle Fei-yu Hsieh, Academia Sinica Ceaser, Louisiana State University From Development to Development Cooperation: Foreign Aid, Ownership, and the Developmental State in South 453. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Paper Korea. Eun Mee Kim, EWHA Womans University; Pil Session. Socio-historical Significance of Changing Ho Kim, SungKongHoe University Ethnicity and Race Categories: Beyond the Black, The Rise of China: New Opportunities for Development in Latino, and White Paradigm Raw Material Producing Countries. Astra Bonini, Hyatt Regency Denver Columbia University Session Organizer: Nadia Y. Kim, Loyola Marymount Elites, Politics, and Institutions: Eastern Europe 20 Years University Later. Patricia T Young, Stanford University Presider: Nadia Y. Kim, Loyola Marymount University Nationalism and the Science of Ethnic Categorization. Table 3. Issues in Migration Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Table Presider: Matthew R. Sanderson, Kansas State Racial Categories or Racial Continua? The Latent Intensity of University Race/Ethnic Identities. Anthony Daniel Perez, University Beauty, Money, and the Distribution of Talent: A Local- of North Carolina; Charles Hirschman, University of level Panel Data Analysis. Xinxiang Chen, Mississippi Washington State University; Guangqing Chi, Mississippi State Re-making Race for Inclusion: “Race” and “Class” Categories University in Brazil’s New Affirmative Action. Michelle Elaine Immigration, Development, and Inequality: A Cross- Peria, University of California-Irvine; Stanley R. Bailey, national Analysis, 1970-2005. Matthew R. Sanderson, University of California-Irvine Kansas State University Trapped in Racial Limbo: How Racial Triangulation can Migration and the Expansion of Micro-credit in Cambodia. Explain the Mexican Inner Ethnic Conflict. Marisa Estela Maryann Bylander, University of Texas-Austin; Erin R. Sanchez, Texas A&M University Hamilton, University of California-Davis 454. Section on Sociology of Development Roundtable Session (one-hour). Table 4. Fertility, Reproduction, and Marriage Colorado Convention Center Table Presider: Seokmin Lee, State University of New York- 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Binghamton University Session Organizers: Christopher B. Yenkey, University of Familial Reproduction and the Theory of Varieties of Chicago Capitalism. Seokmin Lee, State University of New Deirdre Aine Oakley, Georgia State University York-Binghamton University From Arranged Marriages to Eloping for Love: Schemas of Table 1. Institutional and Community Issues Marital Change and Development. Keera Allendorf, Table Presider: Lindsey M Ibanez, Ohio State University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Civic Agriculture in Latin America: The Social Lost in Translation: Economic Development and Lowest Construction of Embedded Food Systems. Lindsey M Low Fertility in Singapore. Hsiao-Li (Shirley) Sun, Ibanez, Ohio State University Nanyang Technological University Globalization, Diversification, and Development: Coal, The Persistence of Global-Global and Global-National Skiing, and Second Homes in Southeastern British Linkages: Responses to High Fertility and HIV/AIDS. Columbia. Paul S. Ciccantell, Western Michigan Rachel Sullivan Robinson, American University University; Jacquelynn Doyon, Western Michigan University; David Joseph Piacenti, Metropolitan Table 5. Issues in Chinese Development College-Denver Table Presider: Sarah Christine Swider, Wayne State The Social Determinants of the Rule of Law: A University Comparison of Jamaica and Barbados. Andrew Bringing the State and Market Back Together: An Dawson, University of Montreal Examination of China’s Informal Economy. Sarah Towards a Sociology of Alternative Homeownership Christine Swider, Wayne State University through an Examination of the Urban Community Land Foreign Direct Investment and Regional Development in Trust. Mia Charlene White, Massachusetts Institute of China 1979-2009. Jianmei Hao, University of Utah Technology Global City Formation with Chinese Characteristics. Spirits of Resistance: Analyzing the Effects of David A. Smith, University of California-Irvine; Development through Witch Hunts in Tea Plantations Michael Timberlake, University of Utah Market Reform and the Deinstitutionalization of the Psychological Mechanisms Standard Workday in Urban China. Yang Cao, Hyatt Regency Denver University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Beth A. Rubin, Session Organizers: Megan Andrew, University of Notre Dame University of North Carolina-Charlotte Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Presider: Dara Renee Shifrer, University of Texas-Austin Table 6. Issues in African Development What's Race Got to Do With It? Navigating Multiple Identities Table Presider: Brian J. Dill, University of Illinois at in Law School. Yung-Yi Diana Pan, University of Urbana-Champaign California-Irvine Corruption: Empowering Marginalized Groups by Winners and Losers: Teachers’ Perceptions of the Children of Embedding Meta-circuits of Bureaucratic Agency. Immigrants. Sarah F. Blanchard, University of Texas Braden Leap, University of Missouri In Need of Leverage: The Blind Spot with Focusing on Evaluating the Effectiveness of Short-term Humanitarian Identity and School Outlooks. Maria G. Rendon, Aid. Christi Delgatty, Texas State University University of California-Irvine Fixing the State: Recognition, Politics, and Community- Anti-Academic Norms, Peer Harassment, and Race. Robert based Development in Tanzania. Brian J. Dill, W. Faris, University of California-Davis University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Reputation and Preferences: The Effect of Peer Monitoring 456. Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session: in Northern Kenya. Erin C. Lentz, Cornell University; Biology, Family and Local Contexts Robert Ouma, PICOTEAM; Andrew Mude, ILRI Colorado Convention Center The African Development Bank, Structural Adjustment, Session Organizer: Daniel V.A. Olson, Purdue University and Child Mortality: A Cross-national Analysis. John Presider: Amy L. Adamczyk, City University of New York- M. Shandra, State University of New York-Stony John Jay College Brook; Lauren Pandolfelli, State University of New "Born Again": Social and Biological Dimensions of a Life- York-Stony Brook course Turning Point. Aniruddha Das, McGill University Does Parental Religiosity Influence Child Achievement and Table 7. Cultural and Political Theory Well-being? A Longitudinal Assessment in Public and Table Presider: Lorien Jasny, University of California-Davis Catholic Schools. Benjamin G. Gibbs, Brigham Young A Culture Divided Cannot Stand: Unifying and Expanding University; Kevin M. Shafer, Brigham Young University; Development Sociology’s Conceptions of Culture. Brett Peterson, Brigham Young University Nicholas J Bloom, University of California-San Diego Evangelical Christians’ Views on Medicalization and Relational Political Culture: A Critique of Inglehart's Children’s Behavioral Issues: The Case of ADHD. Kati Li, Postmaterialist Thesis. Lorien Jasny, University of Princeton University California-Davis The Impact of Local Religious Contexts on the Social Ties and Salvaging American Democracy. Mikhail Balaev, Civic Engagement of the Non-religious. Chaeyoon Lim, University of North Carolina-Greensboro University of Wisconsin-Madison; Carol Ann MacGregor, Why American Leaders Have Problems at Nation-building. Princeton University Jerome Braun, Independent Scholar 457. Section on the Political Economy and the World- The Cognitive Economy of Class Contention in Metro System Paper Session. World Revolutions and the Arab Manila. Marco Z. Garrido, University of Michigan Spring Colorado Convention Center Table 8. New Findings from Large Scale Models Session Organizers: Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern Table Presider: Nafisa Halim, Boston University University Foreign Aid Allocation from a Network Perspective: The Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California- Effect of Global Ties. Liam Swiss, Memorial Riverside University Presider: Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California- Inequality: Bane Or Boon? Income Inequality and Riverside Individual Well-being for 339,448 Respondents in 96 Building A Neo-Liberal State; Investigating the Legacy of the Nations. Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada-Reno; American Occupation of Iraq. Yousef Kazem Baker, Mariah Debra Evans, University of Nevada-Reno University of California-Santa Barbara Lagged Effects of GDP, Education, and Gender on Cognitive Capitalism and the 2011 Global Revolt: World- Democracy. Mikhail Balaev, University of North historical Perspectives. Brendan Innis McQuade, State Carolina-Greensboro University of New York-Binghamton University Redistribution for Human Development: Welfare Gains at Transnational Activism and Global Transformation: An the Cost of Welfare Loss? Nafisa Halim, Boston Emerging Subsystem of World Politics? Jackie Smith, University University of Pittsburgh; Brittany Julia Duncan, University 455. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Session. of Pittsburgh Race, Ethnicity, and Nativity in Education: Social Discussants: Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern University Thomas Ehrlich Reifer, University of San Diego 458. Section on the Sociology of Emotions Paper Session. 461. Theory Section Invited Session. Author Meets Critics: Topics in the Sociology of Emotions The Explanation of Social Action (Oxford University Colorado Convention Center Press, 2011) by John Levi Martin Session Organizer: Doug Schrock, Florida State University Hyatt Regency Denver Presider: Abraham E Pena-Talamantes, Florida State Session Organizer: Philip S. Gorski, Yale University University Author: John L. Martin, University of Chicago Making the Tough Call: Emotional Labor in the Judicial Presider: Philip S. Gorski, Yale University Occupation. Paul Joseph Peterson, University of Critics: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison California-Riverside Thomas F. Gieryn, Indiana University The "Stuff" of Service Work: Feeling Management Props in American Theme Parks. David Orzechowicz, University of 9:30 am Meetings California-Davis Section on Race, Gender and Class Business Meeting – Hyatt Gender Normativity, “Gender Anomie,” and Transgender Regency Denver Oppression: Transgender People’s Emotional Labor Section on Sociology of Development Business Meeting – Negotiating Dominant Gender Optics. Sonny M. Colorado Convention Center Nordmarken, University of Massachusetts-Amherst 10:30 am Meetings Aging Expatriate Women and the Emotional Geography of Honors Program Advisory Panel – Hyatt Regency Denver Oaxaca, Mexico: A Version of Real Utopia. Patricia Section-in-formation Consumers and Consumption Meeting – Wasielewski, Colorado Convention Center Discussant: Jessica Fields, San Francisco State University 10:30 am Sessions 459. Section on the Sociology of the Body and Embodiment Paper Session. Sociology of Fatness and Fat Bodies 462. Real Utopia Proposal Session. Work-family Hyatt Regency Denver Reconciliation Policies and Gender Equality Session Organizers: Carla A. Pfeffer, Purdue University-North Hyatt Regency Denver Central Session Organizer: Janet Gornick, City University of New Mary Nell Trautner, State University of New York-Buffalo York-Graduate Center Presider: Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los Presider: Janet Gornick, City University of New York- Angeles Graduate Center New Ways of Being: Fat Women Re-envision the Body. Panelist: Janet Gornick, City University of New York- Michaela A. Null, Purdue University Graduate Center Big Black Mamas: The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Discussant: Harry Brighouse, University of Wisconsin Weight. Celeste Atkins, Cochise Community College In this essay, we draw on feminist welfare state scholarship to outline an Opposite Ends of the "Healthy" Size Spectrum: Rhetoric in Fat institutional arrangement that would support an earner–carer society — that is, a social arrangement in which women and men engage symmetrically in paid Acceptance and Pro-eating Disorder Blogs. Amanda E. work and unpaid caregiving and where young children have ample time with Fehlbaum, University of Oklahoma their parents. We present a blueprint for work–family reconciliation policies in Gendered Self-evaluation of Weight Differences in Ratings of three areas — paid family-leave provisions, working-time regulations, and Financial Situation. Valerie Kim Bonner, Temple early childhood education and care — and we identify key policy design principles. We describe and assess these work–family reconciliation policies as University they operate in six European countries widely considered to be policy Discussant: Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los exemplars: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, and France. We Angeles close with an analysis of potential barriers to achievability. 460. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper Session. 463. Thematic Session. Contemporary LGBT Sexualities Sexual and Romantic Relationships in Early Adulthood and Social Justice Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Sharon L. Sassler, Cornell University Session Organizer: Mignon R. Moore, University of Presider: Sharon L. Sassler, Cornell University California-Los Angeles Family Structure History, Family Process, and Teenage Presider: Mignon R. Moore, University of California-Los Cohabitation. Rena Cornell Zito, North Carolina State Angeles University Panelists: Stephen Hicks, University of Salford Interracial Relationship and Sexual Behavior among U.S. Nancy Polikoff, American University Adolescents. Yang Jiang, University of Michigan Roderick A. Ferguson, University of Minnesota Monogamy Lite: College, Women and Cheating. Amy C. Over the past decade, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) sexuality has often been at the center of political debates about social policy, Wilkins, University of Colorado-Boulder; Cristen including the recognition and status of same-sex couples, and the well-being of Dalessandro, University of Colorado-Boulder children of lesbian or gay parents. This session examines the tensions between Negotiating Male-directed Courtship Scripts: Women's the dream of a particular sense of equality across sexual identity categories, the Strategic Approaches. Ellen Claire Lamont, New York limitations of existing federal policies, and societal/religious traditions that perpetuate cultural norms. The panelists investigate and critique the normative University dimensions of sexuality and the law, identify the struggles in the creation of Discussant: Paula W. Fomby, University of Colorado-Denver alternative social understandings of kinship, and challenge the parameters around which racialized and other types of frameworks structure what is communities in the Americas. Focusing primarily on the 20th and 21st considered normative. They will share their prospects for social transformation centuries, the presenters integrate case studies and structural approaches in in society, as well as their suggestions for a comprehensive reconfiguration of order to examine the ways that real and imagined utopias have had a profound ideologies directing the national LGBT movement. impact on personal lives, political conflicts, and cultural preoccupations. 464. Thematic Session. Practicing Freedom in the 466. Special Session. Organization Failure Classroom: Toward a Sociology for Critical Pedagogy Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Diane Vaughan, Columbia University Session Organizers: Patricia Hill Collins, University of Presider: Diane Vaughan, Columbia University Maryland-College Park The Spectacular Failure of Agency Theory. Frank Dobbin, Margaret Russell Austin Smith, University of Maryland- Harvard University College Park The Unintended Consequences of Accountability in American Laura Yee, University of Maryland-College Park Education. Jennifer L. Jennings, New York University; Roderick Carey, University of Maryland-College Park Barbara Falk Condliffe, Johns Hopkins University; Daniel Wyletta Gamble, University of Maryland-College Park Koretz, Harvard University Presider: Prudence L. Carter, Stanford University Climate Change as an Organizational Problem. Charles B. Teaching as an Instance of the Humanities. Michael E. Brown, Perrow, Yale University Northeastern University Network Failure: Innovation in the New Old Economy. Josh Power and Privilege at an Elite Boarding School: Lessons from Whitford, Columbia University the Field. Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University Discussant: Diane Vaughan, Columbia University Inquiry, Self-knowledge, and Critical Pedagogy: Welcoming This panel will examine varieties of organization failure, defined broadly the Personal-as-Political in the Classroom. Sarah Nell as how things go wrong, unanticipated negative consequences, or more specifically, “an event, activity, or circumstance, occurring in and/or produced Rusche, North Carolina State University; Kendra Jason, by a formal organization, that deviates from both formal design goals and North Carolina State University normative standards or expectations, either in fact of its occurrence or in is Seeking Educational Justice, Revitalizing American consequences, and produces a negative outcome.” Democracy. Mark R. Warren, Harvard University "Big, important questions rarely have short, simple answers" (Collins 467. Departmental Management and Leadership 2009: 102). And the space to ask and explore questions – space “where the Workshop. Preparing for Program Review answers we give matter less than the questions we ask”(Collins 2009: 102) – Hyatt Regency Denver has the potential to become emancipatory space. A sociological imagination in Session Organizer: Kerry J. Strand, Hood College classrooms (Sociology classrooms or otherwise) can hold particular potential for the development of such questions. Exploring those questions with our Leader: Kerry J. Strand, Hood College students can also help us understand how our students experience the Co-Leader: Theodore C. Wagenaar, Miami University classroom, as well as how those experiences relate to institutional designs in This workshop helps departments and programs prepare for a program which those classrooms are situated and the broader social processes shaping review. By the end of the workshop, participants will: 1) have been those designs. Sociological understanding can help us, as educators, look at the introduced to several documents that can help them think about the ways of knowing students encounter in the classroom. It can also help us to assumptions and principles of program evaluation, including national understand learning as a social process. This panel will offer a forum for guidelines for the undergraduate major found in Liberal Learning and the dialogue about critical pedagogy as a practice and about how sociological Sociology Major Updated (2004), 2) be familiar with resources from the ASA questions may inform and enhance that practice. This session would encourage that can assist with the program review process, 3) have information on pre- conversation about how sociological inquiry regarding knowledge, ways of visit activities, including what types of information an external reviewer will knowing, pedagogy, and the classroom (regardless of whether that classroom need before the visit, 4) know what activities to include during the visit, and 5) is institutionally situated within Sociology) can be directed toward the creation review how the report from an external reviewer (or site visit team) can be of emancipatory spaces, where education does not simply enable students to fit used to strengthen the department program. The workshop includes a in to systems of oppression but also encourages the development of critical question/answer session. consciousness and critical inquiry. 468. Professional Development Workshop. Telling 465. Thematic Session. Utopian Visions, Surprising Sociological Stories, Writing for Contexts and Beyond Consequences Hyatt Regency Denver Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Arlene J. Stein, State University of New Session Organizer: Marion S. Goldman, University of Oregon Jersey-Rutgers Presider: Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council Leader: Arlene J. Stein, State University of New Jersey- Implementing Utopian Visions in Contemporary Communes: Rutgers Successes and Failures. Benjamin Zablocki, State Co-Leader: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University University of New Jersey-Rutgers We'll provide some basic pointers to those who would like to write "public Tropical Utopias in Theory and Practice: From Jesuits to Jim sociology" of the sort that Contexts publishes, and also reflect more broadly on ways of bridging the worlds of journalism and sociology. If possible, before Jones. Susanna Hecht, University of California-Los the workshop please take a look at Contexts' submission guidelines, available Angeles on the web. If you have specific article ideas, and would like to discuss them How America became Actualized: Esalen and the Human with us, we will have an opportunity to do that at the end of the workshop. Potential Movement. Marion S. Goldman, University of 469. Policy and Research Workshop. Research Protections Oregon for Communities and Cultural Groups Immigrant Hopes and Nativist Dreams: Two Imagined Hyatt Regency Denver Utopias. Mary Romero, Arizona State University This panel explores the intersection of utopian ideas and actual intentional Session Organizer: Phil Brown, Brown University 470. Teaching Workshop. Getting Published in TRAILS: Discussant: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology 473. Regular Session. Law and Society Colorado Convention Center Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Session Organizer: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Sociological Association Presider: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Co-Leaders: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University- Contesting “Policeability”: Cooperation, Control, and Kokomo Resistance in South Los Angeles Community Police Carol A. Jenkins, Glendale Community College - Meetings. Aaron Roussell, University of California-Irvine; ARIZONA Luis Daniel Gascon, University of California-Irvine Andrea D. Miller, Webster University Sex and Race Discrimination Lawsuit Settlements as Mandates Diane Pike, Augsburg College for Organizational Change. Cynthia Deitch, George Monika J. Ulrich, Arkansas State University Washington University; Ariane Hegewisch, Institute for TRAILS is a curated, peer-reviewed, digital library of teaching materials Women's Policy Research for sociology. In addition to providing thousands of teaching resources in over Producing Immigrant Victims’ “Right” to Legal Status and the 70 subject areas, it also provides a new way for faculty to demonstrate their Management of Legal Uncertainty. Sarah J. Morando, teaching excellence for promotion and tenure committees. During this workshop participants will be introduced to TRAILS, will see examples of University of California-Los Angeles teaching resources that have successfully gone through the review process and The Equalizer? Gender, Guns and the Politics of Vulnerability. met the criteria for publication, and will have an opportunity to begin work on Jennifer Carlson, University of California-Berkeley their own future TRAILS submission. Discussant: Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky 471. Regular Session. Gender Inequality at Work: 474. Regular Session. Medical Sociology 2 Discrimination, Disadvantage, and Different Pathways Hyatt Regency Denver Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Ruha Benjamin, Boston University Session Organizer: Claudia Geist, University of Utah Presider: Elyas Bakhtiari, Boston University Presider: Claudia Geist, University of Utah Heath Effects of Beliefs about Inequality: An Empirical Closing the Gap? Cumulative Career Disadvantage in Three Analysis of China. Chunping Han, University of Texas- Cohorts of British Men and Women. Leen Vandecasteele, Arlington European University Institute The Global Schizophrenia Paradox: Stigma and Levels of Recession, Man-cession, or Mom-cession? Gender Inequality Development. Jack K. Martin, Indiana University; Bernice in Reemployment Outcomes Disaggregated by Marital and A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Parental Status. Michelle Lee Maroto, University of Does Childhood Misfortune Increase Risk of Acute Washington; Brian Serafini, University of Washington Myocardial Infarction in Adulthood? Patricia M. Morton, The Effect of Parental Status on Women and Men’s Purdue University; Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue University Perceptions of Sex Discrimination at Work. Lindsey Blair The Conflict between Patient-centeredness and Evidence- Trimble, Washington State University; Elizabeth C. Harris, based Medicine: A Qualitative Analysis of Responses to Washington State University the COURAGE Study. David Schleifer, Columbia The Gendered Recession. Katherine Weisshaar, Stanford University University Women’s Work Pathways: Competing Theories of Women’s 475. Regular Session. Militarization and Governance Work Across the Life Course. Sarah Damaske, Hyatt Regency Denver Pennsylvania State University; Adrianne Frech, University Session Organizer: Gregory Hooks, Washington State of Akron University Conflict, Militarization and Hunger across the Modern World 472. Regular Session. History of Sociology/Social Thought System: The Social Unsustainability of War. Gretchen Hyatt Regency Denver Thompson, North Carolina State University; Edward L. Session Organizer: Jonathan D. VanAntwerpen, SSRC Kick, North Carolina State University Presider: Jonathan D. VanAntwerpen, SSRC Failing States in Africa and the Middle East: Terrorist Group Labour's Utopias Revisited. Peter Beilharz, La Trobe Formation and Terrorist Attacks Over Time. Chelli University Plummer, North Carolina State University Social Behaviorism and Symbolic Interactionism: Mead in the The Arab Spring and the Role of the Military: Coercion and Intellectual Projects of Morris and Blumer. Daniel Robert Diffusion through Arms Sales. Ori Swed, University of Huebner, University of Chicago Texas-Austin The Marginal Man Revisited: Jews and Modernity in the The Development Impact of Militarization and Corruption. Chicago School of Sociology, 1920s to 1930s. Chad Alan Steven Carlton-Ford, University of Cincinnati; T. David Goldberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison Evans, Values and the War Effort: World War II Research on National Morale and its Impact. Stefan Bargheer, University of 476. Regular Session. Quantitative Analyses of California-Los Angeles Environmental Concern Hyatt Regency Denver Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Aaron M. McCright, Michigan State Session Organizer: Linda Lobao, Ohio State University University Presider: Linda Lobao, Ohio State University Presider: John Clements, Michigan State University The Politics of New Media, Space, and Race: A Socio-spatial Environmental Risk Perception: A Multi-level Study. Sandra Analysis of the 2008 Presidential Election. Michael J. T. Marquart-Pyatt, Michigan State University Stern, College of Charleston; Bryan David Rookey, Individual Environmental Concern in the World Polity: A University of Portland Multi-level Analysis. Jennifer Givens, University of Utah; Fighting and Dying in Iraq: Patriotism, Poverty, and Andrew K. Jorgenson, University of Utah Opportunity Structure in Appalachia. Stephen J. Scanlan, The Politics of Environmental Concern: A Cross-national Ohio University Analysis. Raphael Nawrotzki, University of Colorado- The Economic Transformation in China and the Power Boulder Struggles over the Production of New Social Spaces. Yu Intersectionality: Moderating Effects of Gender and Guo, University of Maryland-College Park Demographic Characteristics of Environmental Concern. Framing Place: Conflict over Casino Development and the Carmel E. Price, Furman University; Stephanie A. Bohon, Right to Community. John Edward Balzarini, Temple University of Tennessee University Discussant: Lawrence C. Hamilton, University of New Discussant: Deirdre Aine Oakley, Georgia State University Hampshire 480. Regular Session. Violence 477. Regular Session. Race and Ethnicity Hyatt Regency Denver Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Andrew V. Papachristos, University of Session Organizer: Jessica M. Vasquez, University of Kansas Massachusetts-Amherst Presider: Jessica M. Vasquez, University of Kansas Presider: Ryan D. King, State University of New York-Albany Challenges to Social Constructionist Views of Race in the Legal Cynicism, Parental Appraisals of Adolescent Violence, Genomic Era. Catherine Lee, State University of New and Labeling Processes. Brian James Soller, Ohio State Jersey-Rutgers; Crystal Bedley, State University of New University; Christopher R. Browning, Ohio State Jersey-Rutgers University; Aubrey Lynne Jackson, Ohio State University Immigrant Community Boundaries in Response to State Racial Neighborhood Violent Crime and Achievement in Chicago. Categories. Tamera Lee Stover, University of California- Julia Anne Burdick-Will, University of Chicago Berkeley Radicalization or Retribution? The Relationship between Race-ing towards the Real South Korea: The Case of Black- Terrorism and Hate Crime. Ryan D. King, State University Korean Nationals and African Migrants. Nadia Y. Kim, of New York-Albany; Kathleen Deloughery, State Loyola Marymount University University of New York-Albany; Victor Asal, State Transnational Racial Meanings and Racial Ideologies in University of New York-Albany Miami. Elizabeth Marie Aranda, University of South Wounded: The Aftermath of Gun Violence. Jooyoung Kim Florida Lee, University of Toronto Discussant: Ryan D. King, State University of New York- 478. Regular Session. Religion: Conflict and Resolution II Albany Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Susan A. Farrell, City University of New 481. Regular Session. 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Shaila Miranda, New Mexico University of Oklahoma Presider: Marian A Azab, Arizona State University Reading Gandhi in the Middle East. Sean Chabot, Eastern Table 3. Work and Organizations Washington University; Majid Sharifi, Eastern Washington Table Presider: Rebecca G. Adams, University of North University Carolina-Greensboro Classical Sociology and the Arab Spring: When Does Fashion's Night Out: Towards an Ethnography of Nonviolence Work? Gerardo Otero, Simon Fraser Magazine-to-New_Media Work. Nicholas Andrew University; Efe Can Gurcan, Simon Fraser University Boston, City University of New York-Lehman College The Activist Networks behind Egypt’s “Spontaneous” and Cambridge University Uprising. Killian Clarke, New York University ICT-related Job Stress, Perceived Social Support, and A Cultural Sociology of Emotions in Social Movements: Work-family Spillover. Anthony David Campbell, Egypt, Revolution, and the April 6 Youth Movement. University of Alabama-Birmingham Daniel Ikeda, Haverford College Promoting Diversity in the Sciences: The Potential for They Have a Gun in One Hand and the Media in the Other: Online Social Networking in Virtual Organizations. Activists Confront the Old Regime in Post-Mubarak Egypt. Dhiraj Murthy, Bowdoin College; Atilano Rodriguez, Amy Kristine Holmes, American University-Cairo Bowdoin College; Macgill J. Eldredge, Bowdoin Discussant: Mohammed Bamyeh, University of Pittsburgh College Team Paradox: Non-excludable Resources and 484. Section on Communication and Information Deliberative Decision-making in Open Source Software Technology Roundtable Session (one-hour). Production. Alexander Jerneck, University of Colorado Convention Center Pennsylvania 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: Session Organizers: Gina Neff, University of Washington Table 4. Relationships, Sex and Sexuality Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham Table Presider: Mary L. 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Peter Kivisto, Augustana College Impression Management in a Virtual World: and University of Turku; Vanja La Vecchia-Mikkola, Hyperperformativity and Authenticity Dilemma in University of Helsinki Second Life. Ryoko Yamamoto, State University of Discussant: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan New York-Old Westbury 487. Section on Medical Sociology Invited Session (one- Table 6. Cultures of Technology hour). Reeder Award Ceremony Table Presider: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University Colorado Convention Center A Conceptual Analysis of the Digital Document in Online Session Organizer: Eric R. Wright, Indiana University-Purdue Self-documentation. Nathan Michael Jurgenson, University at Indianapolis University of Maryland-College Park Presider: Eric R. Wright, Indiana University-Purdue University Durkheim and Weber on the Social Implications of New at Indianapolis Information and Communication Technologies. Ralph Panelist: Phil Brown, Brown University Schroeder, Oxford University; Rich Ling, University of 488. Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Copenhagen Paper Session. The Working Poor and Low-wage Work Equal Participation versus Power Concentration in South Colorado Convention Center Korean Online Public Sphere. Jeong-han Kang, Yonsei Session Organizer: David Brady, Social Science Research University; Jin-Wook Shin, Chung-Ang University; Center-Berlin Young-Jin Kim, Yonsei University; Daehoon Kim, Presider: David Brady, Social Science Research Center-Berlin Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Frontline Hospital Jobs: Career Stepping Stone or Just Another Nationalist Campaigns: Place-making on Facebook. Dead-end Low-wage Job? Janette S. Dill, University of Didem Turkoglu, University of North Carolina North Carolina; Catherine Zimmer, University of North Policy to Remake the Cultural Hierarchy of Foreign Carolina Popular Culture in the Reform Era China. 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Diana How Student Paid Work Intensity is Related to Scholastic Rodriguez-Franco, Northwestern University Performance, Aspirations, and Substance Use. Jerald Discussant: Jocelyn S. Viterna, Harvard University Bachman, University of Michigan; Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State University; Patrick O'Malley, 492. Section on Sociology of Education Roundtable Session University of Michigan; Peter Freedman-Doan, (one-hour). University of Michigan Hyatt Regency Denver 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: Table 4. Early Childhood and Proximal and Distal Education Session Organizers: Megan Andrew, University of Notre Dame Outcomes Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame The Lasting Effects of Parent Job Loss on Sibling Educational Attainment. Caren Arbeit, University of Table 1. Academic and Non-Academic Considerations in Minnesota College Success Voicing the Child in Early Childhood Education? Maarit Working Out? Returns to Effort in the American Alasuutari, University of Tampere Educational System. Timothy Malacarne, Yale University Table 5. Education and Health Disadvantaged and Disengaged? How Financial Growing and Learning: Impact of Transitioning from Constraints Impact College Experiences and Success Normal Weight to Overweight on Academic Growth. for Low-Income Students. Lauren Schudde, University Pamela Ray Koch, Hope College; Jennifer Lynn of Wisconsin-Madison Triplett, University of South Carolina Identical Disease, Diverging Destinies: Early Childhood Pennsylvania Asthma, Maternal. Jen-Hao Chen, University of Should I Stay or Should I Go? College Undermatching in Chicago Urban and Rural Settings. Justina Lynn Judy, Michigan Re-examination of Relationship between Academic State University; Kri Burkander, Michigan State Achievement and Happiness with Reference to Big- University Fish-Little-Pond Effect. Hsien-Hsien Lau, National I Can Actually See Myself Being a Part of It: College Taiwan Normal University; Hsien-Yuan Hsu, National Visits for Low-income Students. Kri Burkander, Taiwan Normal University Michigan State University; Leah Beasley-Wojick, Michigan State University Table 6. Extracurricular Activities High School Gender Climates and Gender Differences in Table 10. Integration in Higher Education College Attendance. Irenee R. Beattie, University of How is Gender Related to New College Student Attitudes California-Merced; Nella Van Dyke, University of towards Community Service? Michael F. Polgar, California-Merced Pennsylvania State University Home Environment and Educational Transitions on the Information for Academic Success: How New Community Path to College in Rural Northwest China. Tanja College Students’ Social Ties Contribute to Social Carmel Sargent, State University of New Jersey- Integration. Zawadi Rucks Ahidiana, Columbia Rutgers; Peggy A. 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Table 7. First Generation and Non-Traditional College Table 11. Minority and Immigrant Parents in the Educational Students Attainment Process Effect of Parents, Peers, and Academic Preparation on Parent Involvement in New and Established Immigrant College Enrollment for First-Generation and Gateway Cities. Katharine Donato, Vanderbilt Continuing-Generation Students. Serena Hinz, University; Ebony Duncan, Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Parental Involvement and the Racial State: How Not A Typical College Student: The Life Experiences of Hegemonic Discourse about Parental Involvement Non-traditional Students. Pamela J. Aronson, Maintains the Racial State. Tetyana E Poladko, Temple University of Michigan-Dearborn University; Atnreakn S Alleyne, University of Delaware Social Capital and the College Enrollment of First- Do Immigrant Families Practice Concerted Cultivation? A generation Students. Diana Barela, Test on Alternative Culture and Resource Deficit. Por- Well, My Friend Loved it: The Importance of Friendship fu Aspen Chen, University of Connecticut Networks in the College Search Process. Megan Marie Quality of Immigrant Parent School-based Social Capital Holland, Harvard University and its Impact on Immigrant Student Educational Outcomes. Radha Modi, University of Pennsylvania Table 8. Immigrant Children, Education, and Their Outcomes The Political Socialization of Adolescent Children of Table 12. Neighborhood and School Effects Immigrants: The Roles of Schooling and Family. Civic Engagement among Disadvantaged Youth: How Melissa H Humphries, University of Texas-Austin; Does School Context Matter? Kendra Bischoff, Chandra Muller, University of Texas; Kathryn S. Stanford University; Sara Jordan-Bloch, Stanford Schiller, State University of New York-Albany University; Douglas McAdam, Stanford University National Origin Group and Community Effects on Children High School Racial Composition and Student Perceptions of Immigrants’ Educational Attainment. Rennie Lee, of School Safety. Jarrett Alan Thibodeaux, Vanderbilt University of California-Los Angeles University Reaching for The American Dream: Are Black Immigrants Let In Where You Fit In: Racial Subgroup Differences in more Vulnerable to Academic Decline than Other School Racial Composition and Facilities. Yasmiyn Immigrants? Denise Obinna, Ohio State University Antonia Irizarry, Mississippi State University Status Competition and School Segregation: Bringing Table 9. Inequalities in College Application and Choice Sociological Theory Back In. Jeremy Fiel, University Beyond Aspirations and Admissions Decisions: Student of Wisconsin-Madison College Choice and Inequality in College Destinations. Causal Inference and Partial Interference, or: What Can Kristin Marie Jordan, Indiana University School Effects Learn from Neighborhood Effects? No Other Way Out: Self-exclusion in the College Jeffrey Grigg, University of Wisconsin-Madison Application Process. Yi-Lin Chiang, University of Table 13. Non-U.S. Perspectives on Education Degrees of Difference: Returns to Non-Profit and For Does School Mobility Matter? Evidence from South Korea. Profit Higher Education. Jonathan Dollard Schwarz, Soo-yong Byun, Pennsylvania State University University of Notre Dame Education, Class, and Cultural Boundaries in Differences in Returns to Education by Race and Gender. Contemporary Turkey. Murat Ergin, Koc University; Caitlin Ryan Hamrock, University of Texas-Austin Bruce Rankin, Koc University; Fatos Goksen, Koc Labor Market Income Inequality Structure and Returns to University Education in Reform-era China. Maocan Guo, Harvard Higher Education Expansion and Social Equality in Urban University China: 1999-2003. Anning Hu, Purdue University; The Mental Ability of Baccalaureates: Has the Signal Jacob Hibel, Purdue University Changed? Mark W. McKerrow, McMaster University Language Education and Social Stratification: Empirical Evidence from Africa, 1980-2005. Gary Coyne, Table 17. Perpetuating Race-Ethnic Inequalities in Schools and University of California-Riverside Curricula Rural Education and Muslim Girls' Early Marriages: After Legacies of Contention: Legislation and Implementation of Well-being in a Village of Northwest China. Yanbi Mississippi's Civil Rights/Human Rights Curriculum. Hong, University of Hong Kong David Cunningham, Brandeis University; Ashley Rondini, Brandeis University Table 14. Organizational Perspectives on Education Making History Boring: Why South African High School Americanization or Europeanization? Comparing Students Prefer Learning the Holocaust to Apartheid. 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Juliana The Rise of the For-profit College: From the GI Bill to Partridge, University of Pennsylvania Wall Street. Fedor Dokshin, Cornell University The Achievement Gap and the Academic Vanguard: We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re University-approved: Within-College Capital, Campus Climate and Course Predicting Officially Recognized LGBT Student Selection. Nathan D. Martin, Arizona State University; Groups in Six States. Melinda D. Kane, East Carolina Kenneth Spenner, Duke University University Understanding the Relationship between College Selectivity and Racial/Ethnic Differences. Gokhan Table 15. Other Significant Others in the Educational Savas, Syracuse University Attainment Process Viewing their Potential through the Actions of Others: Linking Mentor Service to Protégé Growth in an Underrepresented Minorities and the Path to College. Undergraduate Peer-mentoring Experience. Elijah G. 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Roberta Espinoza, California State Race and the Subjective Experience of Education: Micro- University-Fullerton sociological Explanations of the Achievement Differentials. Nora Broege, University of California- Table 16. Perceived and Real Costs and Returns in Higher Berkeley Education Accuracy of College Cost Estimates and Students’ Post- Table 20. School Choice and Sector Effects secondary Plans. Deborah Warnock, Skidmore College Are there Catholic School Effects in Canada? Scott Davies, McMaster University Learning Disability through Math Coursework. Dara Catholic School Advantage: Fragility in a Changing Social Renee Shifrer, University of Texas-Austin Landscape. Kendralin Freeman, Hobart and William Where Nerds Are Normal: Discipline, Resistance, and Smith Colleges; Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Examinations in Indian Secondary Schools. Murray Dame Milner, University of Virginia Constructing a Good Match: A Sociological Perspective on School Choice. Agnès van Zanten, Sciences Po Table 24. The Role of Teachers, Schools, and States in The Color of Change? Racial Inequalities in U.S. Charter Education Reform Schools. Ebony Duncan, Vanderbilt University Race and Educational Spending in Seattle: Mandating Educational Inequality. Jason Wollschleger, University Table 21. School Discipline of Washington; Samantha Schuh, University of A Meaningful Opportunity: Due Process in Student Wisconsin; Thad Williams, University of Wisconsin; Suspension Hearings. Rachel Garver, New York Casey Gwinn, University of Wisconsin University State Control of Schooling and Educational Inequality. Reconsidering Race and Gender Differences in Bullying Mayumi Uno, University of Minnesota Victimization. Chris Esselmont, University of Calgary; Teachers’ Beliefs of Helplessness to Overcome Students’ Alex E. Bierman, University of Calgary Social Disadvantages: Prevalence, Correlates, and Struggling to Maintain Order: Approaches of Teachers, School Contexts. Jane E. Rochmes, University of Principals, and Staff in 2 Elementary Schools. Brent Michigan Harger, Albright College Suspending Society's Obligations: Adolescents' Table 25. The Work of Higher Education Educational Outcomes after School Exclusion. Janet E. Happy with a Chance of Leaving? Time Allocation, Job Rosenbaum, University of Maryland Satisfaction, and Retention among Academic Faculty. The Impact of Early High School Disruptions and School Sarah E. Winslow, Clemson University Disorder on Future Reading Achievement. David Rites of Pedagogical Passage: How Graduate Students Sullivan Morris, University of Virginia Manage the Problems of Teaching Their Own Classes. Leandra Mae Smollin, Northeastern University; Arnold Table 22. Social Capital in Education: Family and School- Arluke, based Groups A Family Affair: Graduate Assistant Development at State Parental Networks and Intergenerational Educational Comprehensive Universities. Kathleen M. 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Session Organizer: Leslie C. Gates, State University of New Hongqiang LIU, Catholic University-Leuven; Jan Van York-Binghamton University Damme, Catholic University-Leuven; Sarah Gielen, Authors: Timothy P. Moran, State University of New York- Catholic University-Leuven Stony Brook Roberto Patricio Korzeniewicz, University of Maryland Table 23. The Role of Identity in Educational Attainment Presider: Kathleen C. Schwartzman, University of Arizona Crank Dat Soulja Boy: Understanding Black Male Hip- Critics: Beverly Silver, Johns Hopkins University Hop Aspirations in Rural Mississippi. Bruce O'Brian Ho-Fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University Foster, University of North Carolina Richard P. Appelbaum, University of California-Santa Re-thinking the “At-risk” Student: How Changing Socio- Barbara political Climates Interact with Education Research to 494. Section on the Sociology of Emotions Paper Session. Explain Inequality. Rebecca Beals, University of New Emotions in the Family Mexico Colorado Convention Center She’s Losing It: The Social and Academic Experiences of Session Organizer: Jennifer Lois, Western Washington Lesbian High School Students. Sara Ashlee Bledsoe, University Emory University Presider: Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College The Progression of High School Students Labeled with a Emoting Time in Direct Home Sales: Changing the Temporal and Emotional Relationships between Work and Family? Hyatt Regency Denver Jamie Mullaney, Goucher College; Janet Hinson Shope, Session Organizer: Wendy Nelson Espeland, Northwestern Goucher College University I Love being a Mom so I Don’t Mind Doing it All: Maternal Identity. Orlee Hauser, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 11:30 am Meetings Mothering Without the Ordeal: The Benefits of *Not* Trying Section on Communication and Information Technologies To Impart Ultimate Security in Children. Ana Villalobos, Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center Brandeis University Section on Medical Sociology Business Meeting – Colorado Parents Managing Their Children's Emotions: Lessons in Convention Center Children's Picture Books About Grief. Diane Bjorklund, Section on Sociology of Education Business Meeting – Hyatt Illinois State University Regency Denver Discussant: Jennifer Lois, Western Washington University 12:30 pm Meetings 495. Section on the Sociology of the Body and Embodiment Section on Animals and Society Council and Business Meeting Paper Session. Embodied Utopias? Human – Colorado Convention Center "Enhancement," Emerging Technologies, and the Future 12:30 pm Sessions Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Karl Bryant, State University of New 498. Real Utopia Proposal Session. Lessons from the York-New Paltz Kibbutz as a Real Utopia Presider: Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College Hyatt Regency Denver Enhancing Selves through Gendered Bodies: Surgical Body Session Organizer: Uriel Leviatan, Western Gallile College Modifications among Transgender and Cisgender Presider: Uriel Leviatan, Western Gallile College Consumers. Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College Panelist: Uriel Leviatan, Western Gallile College Fashion Modeling in the Regime of the Blink. Elizabeth A. For many decades the kibbutzim in Israel aspired to embody principles of a Utopian community: members live in such community out of their free will Wissinger, City University of New York-Borough of with knowledge of other life options and the possibility to leave whenever they Manhattan Community College wish; all members of the community satisfy in a sustainable way (for the Intersex Pregnancy: Contested Identities and the Ideology of present, the near future, and for the distant future) all their needs; they “Correct Sex”. Cary Gabriel Costello, University of maximize the expression of their human potential and live in a community of equality among the members according to their unique human needs and Wisconsin-Milwaukee potentials, in solidarity, in collaboration and fraternity, and in cooperation; and Neo-liberal Bodies, Subjectivity, and the State: Nourishing the community actively uses its resources in spreading these values and Citizens in the Women, Infants, and Children Program. characteristics into the larger society. However, starting at the end of the 90’s, Kate Abigail Mason, University of California-Berkeley the kibbutzim experienced a deep economic and ideological crisis. Tow major outcomes: (1) a large wave of emigration-leaving kibbutzim for other ways of Ordinary People, Extraordinary Prosthetics? The Everyday life – by members, particularly the young; and (2) abandonment by most Acceptance of Prosthetic Legs as Legitimate Body Parts. kibbutzim (and their members – those who stayed) of the basic principles of Cynthia Elizabeth Schairer, University of California-San conduct, that stemmed from the kibbutz values described earlier. In this Diego session we will explore the causal processes that undermined the kibbutz model and draw lessons for the sustainability of real utopian intentional 496. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper Session. communities. Relationship Dissolution 499. Thematic Session. Exploring Sexual Possibilities Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Nicholas H. Wolfinger, University of Utah Session Organizer: Virginia E. Rutter, Framingham State Presider: Nicholas H. Wolfinger, University of Utah University Couple Longevity and Formal Unions in the Era of Same-sex Presider: Virginia E. Rutter, Framingham State University Marriage in the United States. Michael J. Rosenfeld, The Joys and Suprises of Mature Sex: It Ain't Over Till It Is Stanford University Over. Pepper J. Schwartz, University of Washington Incidence, Predictors, and Resolution of Marital Separations. From Pathology to Positively Better Sex in a World with Dmitry Tumin, Ohio State University; Zhenchao Qian, STDs. Adina Nack, California Lutheran University Ohio State University Intimate Possibilities: Re-imaging the Affective Stakes of Sex Religious Homogamy and Relationship Stability: Does the Education. Jessica Fields, San Francisco State University Relationship Vary by Race/Ethnicity and Union Type? Discussant: Virginia E. Rutter, Framingham State University Richard J. Petts, Ball State University Researchers routinely approach some sexual experiences as if they are Stability of Remarriage across the Life Course. Kathryn M “bad” for sexuality, signaling loss, stigma, and restriction. Among these Coursolle, Minnesota Population Center University of experiences are aging, sexually transmitted disease, and sex education. In this session, scholars explore how these experiences can become positive ones, Minnesota both for the people inhabiting them and for those who, from the outside, can Discussant: Megan M. Sweeney, University of California-Los learn from experiences that might otherwise seem alienating and dangerous. In Angeles these presentations, conditions that may seem to signal the end of sexual possibility will be turned on their head. Panelists will challenge the 497. Theory Section Invited Session. Coser Lecture conventionally sexual dystopic, offer a “real utopia” perspective, and engage one another’s proposals in a dialogue. 500. Thematic Session. Islamic Utopias Session Organizer: Daniel Thomas Cook, State University of Colorado Convention Center New Jersey-Rutgers Session Organizer: Charles Kurzman, University of North Author: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Carolina Presider: Daniel Thomas Cook, State University of New Presider: Charles Kurzman, University of North Carolina Jersey-Rutgers Veiled Dys/utopias. Saba Abbas, York University Critics: Karen Bettez Halnon, Pennsylvania State University The Islamist Utopia of the Global Age: Civil Society, Josee Johnston, University of Toronto Transnationalism, and Solidarity Networks. Zeynep Christine L. Williams, University of Texas-Austin Atalay, University of Maryland The Great East: An Islamic Utopia and its Political Legacy in 503. Policy and Research Workshop. FAD Workshop Turkey. Umut Azak, Okan University Hyatt Regency Denver Is Islamist Utopian Politics Dead? Behrooz Ghamari, Session Organizer: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Sociological Association Who Should Rule an Islamic State? Brandon Gorman, Panelists: Jessica M. Vasquez, University of Kansas University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill R. Tyson Smith, Brown University Greening Islam in Indonesia. Richard Gordon Kraince, The Melinda D. Kane, East Carolina University College of Mexico Pamela A. Popielarz, University of Illinois-Chicago Discussant: Charles Kurzman, University of North Carolina Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University Islamic utopias are often caricatured as a return to the 7th century, and Laura Stark, Wesleyan University Islamic movements sometimes encourage this image as a sign of their religious Steven Vallas, Northeastern University purity. However, social scientists have challenged this characterization for a Khaya Delaine Clark, Emory University generation, focusing on modern elements of Islamic utopian thought such as the embrace of technology, the egalitarian vision of social justice, and the Nicole M. Van Vooren, American Sociological Association emphasis on mass education, among other factors. This panel will explore The American Sociological Association’s Fund for the Advancement of debates among Islamic movements on this subject, and the record of the Discipline (FAD) provides small awards up to $7,000 for ground-breaking utopianism in the actual politics of Muslim-majority countries. Themes include research initiatives and related activities such as conferences. FAD is made Islamic utopian visions regarding veiling, transnational solidarity, governance, possible through a grant to ASA from the National Science Foundation that is and ecology. matched and administered by the ASA. The NSF program officer (Patricia White) will talk about the Foundation’s goals for the program and the FAD 501. Special Session. The Origins and Development of Principal Investigator (Roberta Spalter-Roth) will give an overview of the program and the grant winners. Four recent award recipients and the FAD PI Survey Research will discuss the following issues: What are the chances of winning? What Colorado Convention Center kinds of proposals get funded? What makes research “cutting edge” and Session Organizer: Tom W. Smith, University of Chicago- significant for sociology as a field? How do you emphasize the scientific, National Opinion Research Center social and educational impact of the proposal? How do you deal with suggestions and criticisms if you are going to revise and resubmit? The Presider: Peter V. Marsden, Harvard University purpose of this workshop is to encourage applications, especially from The Origins and Development of Cross-national Survey scholars in the early stages of their careers and who are not necessarily in “top Research: The Diffusion of an Innovation. Tom W. Smith, 10” departments. Panelists will speak from their experiences and workshop University of Chicago-National Opinion Research Center participants will be encouraged to discuss proposal ideas. A History of Survey Research and Its Professional 504. Teaching Workshop. Creating a Course on Grant Associations. Michael Mokrzycki, Survey Research Writing for Non-profits: Adding to Undergraduates' Services Sociological Toolkit Early Studies of Political Behavior in the United States. Hyatt Regency Denver Michael Traugott, University of Michigan Session Organizer: Kathleen Diane Piker-King, Mount Union A History of Survey Research at National Opinion Research College Center. Norman M. Bradburn, University of Chicago- Leader: Kathleen Diane Piker-King, Mount Union College National Opinion Research Center; Dan Kasprzyk, Co-Leader: Susan Denning, University of Mount Union University of Chicago-National Opinion Research Center If you are interested in increasing the marketability of your undergraduate Comparing Early Survey Research Methodologies in Mexico majors, then this workshop will be of interest to you. College students and in the 1940s. Alejandro Moreno, ITAM Instituto their parents are increasingly interested in majors that result in tangible skills sets that will translate into jobs upon graduation. Offering a grants and Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico planning course coupled with the traditional research methods and statistics The first conference in the field of survey research was held in Central courses is a viable way to show potential Sociology majors the value of City (just west of Denver) in 1946. It was organized by the National Opinion majoring in Sociology. This workshop will show how to introduce a grant Research Center which was located in Denver in 1941-1947 before moving to writing and planning course into the Sociology curriculum. The workshop will the University of Chicago in 1947. The Central City conference directly led to cover such topics as course content, goals, readings, assignments, and guest the forming of both the American Association for the Public Opinion Research speakers. The design of the course is unique because if combines both grant (AAPOR) and AAPOR and WAPOR are organizing this session on the origins writing and grant awarding within the context of actual work with community and development survey research in the United States and around the world. partners from the surrounding area. 502. Author Meets Critics Session. Longing and Belonging: 505. Regular Session. Capturing Power and Inequality with Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture (University Mixed Methods of California Press, 2009) by Allison J. Pugh Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Vincent J. Roscigno, Ohio State University Presider: William F. Danaher, College of Charleston of Wisconsin-Madison; James Laurence, University of Competing Organizational Interests, Coercion, and Ambiguity; Manchester Explaining Mortality Rates in Nineteen Nazi Concentration Racial/Ethnic Typology, Occupational Structure and Mortgage Camps. Thomas V. Maher, Ohio State University Foreclosures in Neighborhood Context. Elena Vesselinov, Focusing on Focusing Events: Using Quantitative Criteria to City University of New York-Queens College; Andrew A. Specify Units of Qualitative Analysis. Eitan Y Alimi, Beveridge, City University of New York-Queens College Hebrew University; Gregory Maney, Hofstra University and Graduate Center How Diversity became a "Melting Pot": American Equal Retail, Race, and Change in a Gentrifying Neighborhood. Opportunity Discourse in the Israeli Organizational Field. Daniel Monroe Sullivan, Portland State University Moran Levy, Tel Aviv University; Alexandra Kalev, Tel Understanding the Impacts of Foreclosure on Collective Aviv University Efficacy in 6 California Communities. Alex Leigh Parnell, Discussants: Lisa D. Pearce, University of North Carolina University of California-Merced; Simon Weffer-Elizondo, Uri Shwed, Ben-Gurion University University of California-Merced Discussant: Shelley McDonough Kimelberg, Northeastern 506. Regular Session. Culture and Inequality University Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Jennifer Sherman, Washington State 509. Regular Session. Ethnomethodology University Colorado Convention Center Presider: Daisy Rooks, University of Montana Session Organizer: Anne Warfield Rawls, Bentley College Coached for the Classroom: Social Class and Parents' Presider: Anne Warfield Rawls, Bentley College Scaffolding of Children's Self-advocacy Skills. Jessica Assessing Distance Vision: Optometrists at Work. Dirk vom McCrory Calarco, University of Pennsylvania Lehn, University of London-King's College; Helena Webb, Cultural Differences and Strong Tie Formation across a Class University of London-King's College; Christian Heath, Divide. Jessi Streib, University of Michigan Interpretive Asymmetries, Diagnostic Inquiry and the Integrated Devotions: Enacting and Resisting Archetypes and Reconstruction of Action in an Incident of Friendly Fire. Stereotypes of African American Womanhood. Dawn M. Michael Mair, University of Liverpool; Chris Elsey, Dow, University of California-Berkeley Cardiff University; Paul V. Smith, University of Producing Provisional Self-concessions: Boundary Work Manchester; Patrick G. Watson, University of Waterloo among Rescue Mission Residents. Damian T. Williams, The Interactional Importance Clinical Documentation Concordia University-Chicago Improvement. Gary C. David, Bentley College Workers, Hustlers, and the Downwardly Mobile: Cultural On the Way to Diagnosis in an Autism Clinic: Practices of Capital and Orientations to Work among Welfare-reliant Reporting and Assessing. Douglas W. Maynard, Women. Kerry Woodward, California State University- University of Wisconsin; Jason Turowetz, University of Long Beach Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Gretchen Purser, Syracuse University 510. Regular Session. Feminist Research Methods 507. Regular Session. Deviance and Social Control 2 Hyatt Regency Denver Colorado Convention Center Session Organizer: Tiffany L. Taylor, Kent State University Session Organizer: Kevin M. Drakulich, Northeastern Presider: Tiffany L. Taylor, Kent State University University Emotions and the Research Interview: What Hospice Workers Presider: Kevin M. Drakulich, Northeastern University Can Teach Us. Cindy L. Cain, University of Arizona Period and Cohort Changes in Americans’ Support for Examining the Sociopolitical Context of Beauty, Media, and Marijuana Legalization: Education, Region, and Religious Self-image in the Lives of Black Women. Jennifer Affiliation. Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas- Richardson- Stovall, Loyola University-Chicago San Antonio; Philip Schwadel, University of Nebraska- Feminist Activist Ethnography as Resistance to Neo-liberal Lincoln Lockdowns on Democracy: Exposing Environmental Policy Diversion: Sentencing Reform Adoption in the Face of Injustices through Photovoice. Shannon Elizabeth Bell, Rising Social Inequality. Mark G. Harmon, Portland State University of Kentucky University Diverse Interpretations of Sexual Satisfaction: A Q Contracting and Coercion in Corrections. Brett Burkhardt, Methodology Investigation. Sara McClelland, University University of Wisconsin-Madison of Michigan Discussant: Kasey Lansberry Wilkes, University of Akron 508. Regular Session. Economic Instability and Community 511. Regular Session. Health Policy Colorado Convention Center Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern Session Organizer: Ann K. Boulis, University of Pennsylvania University Presider: Ann K. Boulis, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Elizabeth Williams, Northeastern University Devolution, Inequality, and Social Citizenship: Explaining Doing Good When Times are Bad. Chaeyoon Lim, University State Variation in the Children’s Health Insurance Program. Hana Brown, Wake Forest University; Rachel Adults. Katherine Y. Lin, University of Michigan; Sarah Kahn Best, University of California-Berkeley Burgard, University of Michigan Public Health And Solidarity. How to Succeed in Population- Discussant: Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca College based Prevention of Alcohol Problems. Pekka Juhani Sulkunen, University of Helsinki 514. Regular Session. Knowledge Institutions: Disciplines Socio-economic Inequalities in Health Among Older Adults: and Universities Implications for the Retirement Age Debate. Anna Hyatt Regency Denver Zajacova, University of Wyoming; Jennifer Karas Montez, Session Organizer: Marion Fourcade, University of Harvard University; Pamela Herd, University of California-Berkeley Wisconsin-Madison Presider: Elizabeth Popp Berman, State University of New The Social Stratification of Older Adults’ Preparations for End York-Albany of Life Health Care. Deborah Carr, State University of Ambiguity and Knowledge Fragmentation. James A. Evans, New Jersey-Rutgers University of Chicago; Peter McMahan, University of Too Much of Too Little: Investigating the Food Stamps- Chicago Obesity Paradox Using Weighted Regression. Rachel Measuring Multiple Meanings in the Sociology of Leigh Behler, Cornell University Philosophical Knowledge. Monica Lee, University of Chicago 512. Regular Session. Homelessness Academic Freedom in Research: Debates amidst Increasing Hyatt Regency Denver University-Industry Relations. Elif Kale-Lostuvali, Session Organizer: Barrett Lee, Pennsylvania State University University of California Presider: Barrett Lee, Pennsylvania State University Dequantifying Diversity: Affirmative Action and Admissions Parental Incarceration, Child Homelessness, and the Invisible at the University of Michigan. Daniel Hirschman, Consequences of Mass Imprisonment. Christopher University of Michigan; Ellen C. Berrey, State University Wildeman, Yale University of New York-Buffalo; Fiona Anne Greenland, University Finding Work or Finding Identity? Job Search Strategies of Michigan Among the Homeless. Brooke Conroy Bass, Stanford Discussant: Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan University Do Community and Capital Matter? The Social Context of 515. Regular Session. Mental Health II Mental Health Among the Homeless. Kevin M. Hyatt Regency Denver Fitzpatrick, University of Arkansas; Brad A. Myrstol, Session Organizer: Virginia Aldige Hiday, North Carolina University of Alaska-Anchorage; Elizabeth C. Miller, State University University of Oregon; Mark E. LaGory, University of Presider: Virginia Aldige Hiday, North Carolina State Alabama-Birmingham University From Rabble Management to Recovery Management: Policing Socio-economic Status and the Stress Process in Rural Youth: Homelessness in Marginal Spaces. Forrest Stuart, The Role of Social Attachments. Meghan L. Mills, University of Chicago University of New Hampshire; Karen Van Gundy, Discussant: James D. Wright, University of Central Florida University of New Hampshire The Effects of Social Support on Depression in the United 513. Regular Session. Interactions between Work and States. Soo-Yeon Yoon, University of Illinois Family Coming Untied? Narrative Accounts of Social Network Colorado Convention Center Dynamics from First-time Mental Health Clients. Brea Session Organizer: Margaret L. Usdansky, Syracuse Louise Perry, University of Kentucky University The Stigma of Mental Illness in the Labor Market. Crosby Presider: Margaret L. Usdansky, Syracuse University Hipes, University of Maryland-College Park; Jo C. Phelan, Constrained Choices: Linking Work Conditions to the Health Columbia University; Jeffrey W. Lucas, University of Behaviors of Employees, Spouses, and Children. Wen Maryland-College Park; Richard C. White, University of Fan, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Jack Lam, Maryland University of Minnesota; Phyllis Moen, University of It Runs in the Family: Justifying Antidepressant Use to the Minnesota; Erin Kelly, University of Minnesota; Rosalind Self and Others. Amy LeClair, New York University Berkowitz King, National Institute of Child Health and Discussant: Richard M. Carpiano, University of British Human Development; Susan McHale, Pennsylvania State Columbia University Non-maternal Care's Association with Mothers' Parenting 516. Regular Session. Microsociolgies Sensitivity: A Case of Self-selection Bias? Kei Hyatt Regency Denver Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University; Alfred Session Organizer: Daniel A. McFarland, Stanford University Demaris, Presider: Daniel A. McFarland, Stanford University (Un)Employment and Parental Time Use: Does Education Halting Harassment: Social influence and Gender in School Matter? Kate C. Prickett, University of Texas-Austin Social Networks. Hana Shepherd, Princeton University; Stability and Change in Work-life Spillover among American Elizabeth Levy Paluck, Princeton University Interactional Frames as Causal Agents: A Case of a Tutoring Effects. Jae-Woo Kim, Tohoku University Interaction. Gregory Thompson, University of California- Formation of Armed Self-defense Groups During Irregular San Diego Civil Wars. Daniel Blocq, University of Wisconsin- Religious Self-constitution: A Relational Perspective. Michal Madison; Jiabin Wu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Pagis, Hebrew University Intermediaries in Trust: An Experimental Study on Incentives Strong Toxic Ties: Networks of Aggression, Friendship, and and Norms. Giangiacomo Bravo, University of Torino and Dating. Diane H. Felmlee, University of California-Davis; Collegio Carlo Alberto; Flaminio Squazzoni, University of Robert W. Faris, University of California-Davis Brescia; Károly Takács, Corvinus University-Budapest Discussant: David R. Gibson, University of Pennsylvania Reputation Systems, Aggression, and Deterrence in Social Interaction. Stephen Benard, Indiana University 517. Regular Session. Political Sociology II: Civil Society Testing the External Validity of Giving in the Dictator Game. and Political Culture Axel Franzen, University of Bern; Dr. Sonja Pointner, Hyatt Regency Denver University of Bern Session Organizer: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Presider: Andrew J. Perrin, University of North Carolina- 520. Regular Session. Sociological Perspectives on Human Chapel Hill Rights Politics and its Problems: Disavowal, Civil Society, and Colorado Convention Center Democratic Renewal. Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown Session Organizer: Mark Frezzo, University of Mississippi University; elizabeth bennett, Brown University; Alissa Presider: Mark Frezzo, University of Mississippi Cordner, Brown University; Peter Klein, Brown The Sociology of Human Rights: Resituating the Discipline. University; stephanie Savell, Brown University David L. Brunsma, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State What Counts as Participation in American Public Life? University; Keri E. Iyall Smith, Suffolk University; Brian Michael S. Evans, University of California-San Diego Gran, Case Western Reserve University From Political to Institutional Change: A New Agenda for Decent Societies: What Are Their Empirical Foundations? Research on Deliberative Democracy. Caroline W. Lee, Aseem Hasnain, University of North Carolina; Josh King, Lafayette College University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Judith Blau, Varieties of Popular American Nationalism. Bart Bonikowski, University of North Carolina Harvard University; Paul J. DiMaggio, Princeton The Human Rights Enterprise and Women’s Rights University Organizing. Barret Mary Katuna, University of Discussant: Andrew J. Perrin, University of North Carolina- Connecticut Chapel Hill Who Thinks and Behaves According to Human Rights?: Analysis of Korean Human Rights Opinion Poll. Jeong- 518. Regular Session. Popular Culture Woo Koo, Sungkyunkwan University; Byeong-Eun Hyatt Regency Denver Cheong, Seoul National University Session Organizer: Stephen Pfohl, Boston College Discussant: Damayanti Banerjee, University of Tennessee- Presider: Stephen Pfohl, Boston College Knoxville Date Rape After the Afterschool Special: Narrative Trends in the Televised Depiction of Social Problems. Christine 521. Regular Session. The Expansion of Educational Tomlinson, University of California-Irvine Opportunity and Student Outcomes The Production of Hairstyle as an Expressive Symbol. Angela Hyatt Regency Denver Barlow, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Session Organizer: Deborah Warnock, Skidmore College University; John Ryan, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Presider: Thurston A. Domina, University of California-Irvine State University China’s Higher Education Policy and Social Stratification. Watching “Bad” Television: Ironic Consumption, Guilty Wei-Jun Jean Yeung, National University of Singapore Pleasures, and a Camp Sensibility. Charles Allan Mccoy, Does Educational Expansion Create Better Jobs? U.S. State University of Virginia; Roscoe C. Scarborough, University Compulsory Schooling Laws, Occupational Distribution, of Virginia and Attainment. Emily Rauscher, New York University What Happens in Vegas? The Symbolic Use of Indentity and Effects of High School Mathematics Graduation Requirement Sex to Market Las Vegas. Brooke Wagner, University of on Student Educational Outcomes. Guan K. Saw, Nevada-Las Vegas; Barbara G. Brents, University of Michigan State University; Michael Broda, Michigan State Nevada-Las Vegas University Discussant: Danielle Egan, St. Lawrence University Basing College Chances on Lottery Dreams. Kelly Iwanaga Becker, Northwestern University; James Rosenbaum, 519. Regular Session. Rational Choice Northwestern University Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Brent Simpson, University of South 522. Regular Session. Welfare Reform Carolina Colorado Convention Center Presider: Ashley Lauren Harrell, University of South Carolina Session Organizer: Marcia J. Carlson, University of A Game Theoretical Model of Trust: Signaling and Mobility Wisconsin-Madison Presider: Marcia J. Carlson, University of Wisconsin-Madison Wyoming A Voice Without a Vote: Surrogate Representation and Social Presider: Richard S. Machalek, University of Wyoming Welfare For Legal Non-citizens Since 1996. Carly Knight, An Equilibrium Model of Solidarity and Frequency Dependent Cultural, Choice, and Welfare Reform: Liberal Citizenship Free Riders. J. Scott Lewis, Pennsylvania State University- Norms and Economic Self-sufficiency among Marginalized Harrisburg Populations. David Bartram, University of Leicester Back to the Future: The Partial Reversal in Social Evolution Recalibrating Welfare States in the OECD World? The Theories. Michael F. Hammond, University of Toronto (R)evolutionary Expansion of Family Policy. Emanuele The Micro and Macro Evolutionary Consequences of Ferragina, University of Oxford; Martin Seeleib-Kaiser, Differential Fertility for Cultural Variants. Jason University of Oxford Alexander Kevern, Northwestern University Discussant: Irene S. Boeckmann, University of Massachusetts- The Roots of Human Neuroanatomy: An Evolutionary Story. Amherst Alexandra Maryanski, University of California-Riverside 523. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements 526. Section on International Migration Roundtable Paper Session. Sexualities, Social Movements, and Session (one-hour). Institutions (co-sponsored with Section on Sexualities) Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center 12:30-1:30pm, Roundtables: Session Organizers: Tey Meadow, Princeton University Session Organizer: Pawan H. Dhingra, Tufts University Tina Fetner, McMaster University Presider: Tina Fetner, McMaster University Table 1. Trans-nationalism Does ‘Place’ Count? Marrying Outside the Heartland to Table Presider: Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College Mobilize for Lesbian and Gay Rights. Melanie Heath, Cellular Satellites and African Spirits: What Boundaries McMaster University Matter in Studies of Transnational Migration? Breanne Visibility and Legibility, Consumption and Protest in the Leigh Grace, Michigan State University Production of Queer Space. Benjamin Haber, City Remitting Democracy: The Role of Social Remittances in University of New York-Graduate Center Promoting Democratic Development in Guanajuato, They're Always Nice to My Face: Sex Workers, Power, Mexico. Benjamin Waddell, Adams State College Resistance and Anti-sex Trafficking Ideology. Crystal A The Presence and Implication of Transnational Ties Jackson, University of Nevada-Las Vegas between Receiving Societies. Jessica Sperling, City Policy Influence on Social Movements: Newspaper Coverage University of New York-Graduate Center of LGBT SMOs. Thomas Alan Elliott, University of California-Irvine; Edwin Amenta, University of California- Table 2. Challenges of Doing Research Irvine; Neal Caren, University of North Carolina-Chapel Table Presider: Dina G. Okamoto, University of California- Hill Davis Discussant: Tina Fetner, McMaster University Challenges for International Migration Research in Turkey: Moving beyond Political, Theoretical and Data 524. Section on Communication and Information Constraints. Hatice Deniz Yukseker, Koc University; Technology Invited Session. The Cultures of Sema Erder, Bahcesehir University Technology From Methods to Ethics: Challenges in Conducting Colorado Convention Center Research with Immigrant Populations in the United Session Organizers: Gina Neff, University of Washington States. Anahi Viladrich, City University of New York- Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham Queens College Presider: Gina Neff, University of Washington Not Your Mother’s Big Brother: Technology as an Entry Point Table 3. Dilemmas of Documentation into Privacy, Culture, and the Social Roles and Table Presider: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State University Relationships of Today’s Families. Christena Nippert- Complex Trajectories of Legal Status among Senegalese Eng, Illinois Institute of Technology Migrants in Europe. Erik Vickstrom, Princeton Logistical Politics and Cultures of Technology. Chandra University Mukerji, University of California-San Diego Consequences of Return Migration: Undocumented A Cosmopolitan Perspective for the Study of Media “American” Children in Mexico. Dulce Medina, Technologies. Pablo J. Boczkowski, Northwestern Arizona State University University; Ignacio Siles, Northwestern University Deported with Dignity: Dilemmas of Rights Promotion Scopic Media. Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Chicago with Undocumented Immigrants. Alice B. Gates, 525. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Paper University of Michigan Session. Varieties of Theoretical Approaches in Undocumented Student Immigrants, the American Dream Evolutionary Sociology and the Dream Act. Carol L. Schmid, Guilford Colorado Convention Center Technical Community College Session Organizer: Richard S. Machalek, University of The New Repatriation: Economic Recession and Removal of Latino Immigrants. Judith Ann Warner, Texas A&M Entrepreneurs in Professional Industries. Zhiheng International University; Rohitha Goonatilake, Texas Zhang, Auckland University of Technology; Shuxiu A&M International University Zhang, London School of Economics and Political Science Table 4. Attitudes and Discourses on Immigration in Asia Unequal Entrepreneurship: Race, Nativity and the Social Table Presider: Victor Nee, Cornell University Organization of Self-Employment. Ali Razzak Ideas and Discourse in Institutional Change: The Case of Chaudhary, University of California-Davis Migrant Labor Policy in Korea, 1990-2003. Juyoung The Cultural and Commercial Characteristics of Chinese Lee, Brown University Immigrant Entrepreneurs. Zhiheng Zhang, Auckland Knowledge of Migrant Women and Politics of National University of Technology Curriculum in South Korea. Mi Ok Kang, Utah Valley University; Sandy Jay, Utah Valley University Table 8. Language The Formation of Religious Spatiality in Everyday Life: Table Presider: Carl L. Bankston, Tulane University Reformed Buddhism and Capital-linked Immigrants in English Attainment Trajectories for Immigrants in the Shanghai. Weishan Huang, Max Planck Institute United States: Mother Tongue vs. Place of Origin. The Effects of Group Positions on Individual Attitudes Juan Xi, University of Akron toward Immigrants: Analysis of Japanese Case. Kikuko Ethnic Attachment among Twice-Migrant Chinese and Nagayoshi, Tohoku University; Kunisuke Hamada, Indians in the United States. Pyong Gap Min, City Hokkaido University; Shunsuke Tanabe, Tokyo University of New York-Queens College; Sung Park, University University of California-Los Angeles Language Use at Work and Earnings of Immigrants in the Table 5. Refugee Statuses United States. Molly Dondero, University of Texas- Table Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University Austin International Organizations, Humanitarian Aid, and Bilingualism among Children of Immigrants: A Form of Migration Control: The Case of Refugees in Ukraine. Capital? Marta McCabe, University of North Carolina- Raphi Konstantin Rechitsky, University of Minnesota Chapel Hill Migration, Sex and Insecurity: Advocacy and Framing Legal Claims of Trafficked Persons, Refugees and Table 9. South Asian and Muslim American Identities Economic Migrants. Edith Celine Marie Kinney, Table Presider: Sharmila Rudrappa, University of Texas- University of California-Berkeley Austin Uncertain Refuge: Refugee Camps and the Unintended A Model of Ethnic Identity Formation and Ritual Consequences of Humanitarian Aid. Brian Cook, Dynamics among Asian Indian Americans. Basudhara Stanford University Sen, Oklahoma State University; J. David Knottnerus, Obstacles to Implementing a Mental Health Outreach Oklahoma State University Program in Divided Refugee Community. Carl W. Negotiating Identity in a Post-9/11 World: Middle Eastern Stempel, California State University-East Bay and South Asian Muslims in America. Gregory J. Mills, University of South Florida Table 6. Cultural Attachments and Assimilation Shades of Brown: Exploring the Ethno-racial Identification Table Presider: Peter Kivisto, Augustana College and of Indian Immigrants in the United States. Ariela University of Turku Schachter, Stanford University Circulating Traditions: Migration and Ritual Life in a What is Mainstream? Muslim American Perceptions of Zapotec Trans-border Community. Elizabeth Anne "Most Americans’ Top Five Values ." Melissa Howe, Falconi, Swarthmore College University of Chicago Continuity and Change in Values in Migrant Families: The Role of Language and Religion. Thomas Georg Soehl, Table 10. Socio-Economic Adaptation 1 University of California-Los Angeles Ethnic Inequality in Homeownership and House Value: An International Students in U.S. Colleges and Universities: Investigation of Wealth Differences among Blacks. Eating Habits, Cultural Identity, and Dietary Rebbeca Tesfai, University of Pennsylvania Acculturation. Boniface Noyongoyo, East Carolina Socioeconomic Differences Among Blacks in America: University; Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University; Over Time Trends. Mamadi Corra, East Carolina Marieke M. Van Willigen, East Carolina University University; Casey A. Borch, University of Alabama- Birmingham Table 7. Glass Ceiling and Entrepreneurship Two Ways of “Making It” in America: Immigrant Second Table Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Generation between Market and Politics. Seonmin Kim, Glass Ceilings and Glass Walls: Taiwanese Americans’ University of California-Berkeley Experiences of Otherness. Chien-Juh Gu, Western Michigan University Table 11. Socio-Economic Adaptation 2 Transitions of Human Capital: Chinese Immigrant Table Presider: Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts- Amherst Intergenerational Mobility in Migrant Families. Renee Compositional and Temporal Dynamics of International Reichl Luthra, University of Essex; Thomas Georg Migration in the EU/EFTA: 2002-2007. Jack Soehl, University of California-Los Angeles DeWaard, University of Wisconsin-Madison I’m a Different Kind of Biracial: How Biracial Americans Migration-trust Networks: Mexican Social Networks of with Immigrant Parents Negotiate Race. Chandra D. L. U.S. Bound Migration and its Caractheristics. Nadia Y. Waring, University of Connecticut; Bandana Flores-Yeffal, Texas A&M University Purkayastha, University of Connecticut Newcomers to the Aloha State: Contradictions in the Reception and Integration of Mexicans in Hawaii. Table 15. Attitudes Towards Immigrants Jeanne Batalova, Migration Policy Institute; Monisha Table Presider: Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford University Das Gupta, University of Hawaii-Manoa; Sue Patricia Effects of Immigrant Stereotypes on Public Assessments of Haglund, University of Hawaii the Impact of Immigration. Jeffrey M. Timberlake, The American Dream's Ethnic Boundaries. Randa Bassem University of Cincinnati; Junia Howell, Rice Serhan, American University University; Amy Baumann Grau, University of Cincinnati; Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University- Table 12. Immigration Policy and Practices Chicago Table Presider: Frank D. Bean, University of California- Extreme Right-wing Vote and Outgroup Size as Opposing Irvine Political and Demographic Influences on Anti- Citizenship and Immigration Policy as National immigrant Attitudes. Aaron Ponce, Indiana University Membership in Germany since 2000. Daniel A Race and Ethnicity in the Netherlands: An Ambiguous Williams, University of Maryland History of Tolerance and Conflict. Melissa F. Weiner, From Brokering to Fragmegrating: A Theoretical Approach College of the Holy Cross of Migration Intermediaries. Satomi Yamamoto, United Kingdom and the United States of America: National Fisheries University Converging Attitudes on Immigrant Populations. How Hometown Social Structures Shape Mexico-U.S. Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle University Migration: The Transnational Articulation of Marginality. Abigail Leslie Andrews, University of Table 16. Politics California-Berkeley Table Presider: Minjeong Kim, Virginia Polytechnic Institute It's a Matter of Market Devices: Accounting for and State University Differences in Migration to Vilcabamba, Ecuador. Immigrants’ Enfranchisement and the Lack of Anti- Margarita Rayzberg, Northwestern University foreigner Sentiment in Spain. Anna E. Zamora, France: Diaspora Parliamentary Representation. Michel S. Columbia University Laguerre, University of California-Berkeley Surveying the Political Landscape: Muslim Communities in the Multicultural UK and those in Assimilationist Table 13. Gender and Immigration France. David Jacobson, University of South Florida; Table Presider: Susan K. Brown, University of California- Natalie Deckard, University of Emory Irvine The Cultural Logic of Inclusionary and Exclusionary Gender, Immigration and Immigrant Rights. Diane Nationalism: Party Politics and Immigration Marriages Margaret Sainsbury, Stockholm University in Taiwan. Ling Han, University of California-San Immigration Policy and Gender. Elizabeth J. Clifford, Diego; Cheng-pang Lee, University of Chicago Towson University; Susan Pearce, East Carolina University; Reena Tandon, University of Toronto Table 17. Everyday Economics Seeking Paid Domestic Jobs for Better Lives: Post- Table Presider: Wendy D. Roth, University of British Socialist Women and Transnational Migration. Nihal Columbia Celik, University of Maryland-College Park Closing Distance: The Normalization of Indian Casinos. The Socio-economic Integration of the Women of Guam at Alexa Koenig, University of California-Berkeley the End of the 20th Century. Maria-Elena D. Diaz, Illegalizing Day Laborers through Boundary Work: A University of Oklahoma Study of Migrant Day Laborers in Huntington Station. Ernesto Castaneda, University of Texas-El Paso; Kevin Table 14. Racial Identity Negotiations R. Beck, University of California-San Diego Table Presider: Sergio Chavez, Rice University Labour Market Performance of Foreign Born and Second Encountering a “New” Racial Landscape: Mexican Generation South Asians in Canada. Muhammad Immigrants Navigate Race in the United States. Sylvia Munib Raza, University of Western Ontario Zamora, University of California-Los Angeles ¡No se puede!: Declining Immigrant Unionization through Where Are You From? Afro-Cuban Immigrants and the the Great Recession of 2008. Peter F. Catron, Question of Race in the United States. Monika Gosin, University of New Mexico College of William & Mary Who Assimilates? Statistical Artifacts and Table 18. Public Expressions of Ethnicity Table Presider: Philip Q. Yang, Texas Woman's University 528. Section on Race, Gender and Class Paper Session. A Lack of Security or a Lack of Capital? Acculturative Labor and the Maintenance of Race, Gender, and Class Conservatism in Immigrant Naming. Jiayin Zhang, Divisions Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ezra W. Hyatt Regency Denver Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Session Organizer: Enobong (Anna) Hannah Branch, Elena Obukhova, Massachusetts Institute of University of Massachusetts-Amherst Technology Presider: Enobong (Anna) Hannah Branch, University of Catholic Consolidation: How Religious Affiliation Massachusetts-Amherst Structures Cross-Ethnic Strong Ties Among U.S. Constructing Reliability on the Job: Creating and Naturalizing Latinos. Marion Coddou, Stanford University Compliant Workaholics, Racial Segregation, and Conviviality, Contestation, and Exclusion in Diverse Immigrant Vulnerability. Jill Lindsey Harrison, University Public Spaces. Sofya Aptekar, Max Planck Institute of Colorado-Boulder The “Becoming White Thesis” Revisited. Philip Q. Yang, Structured Entrepreneurship: Self-employment and the Texas Woman's University; Kavitha Koshy, Texas Maintenance of Race, Nativity and Gender Divisions Woman's University across Industries. Ali Razzak Chaudhary, University of California-Davis Table 19. Health and Health Spaces The Resurgence of Paid Domestic Work in Europe: Migrants Table Presider: Jennifer Bickham Mendez, College of at the Service of “Gender Equality”. Pilar Gonalons-Pons, William & Mary University of Wisconsin-Madison Access to Health Facility and Acculturation among Asian Who Gets To Work? Race, Gender, and "Appropriate" Labor. Immigrants. Cynthia Baiqing Zhang, University of Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Kentucky; Ana Liberato, University of Kentucky; Trent Enobong (Anna) Hannah Branch, University of Thomas, University of Kentucky; Bradley Glass, Massachusetts-Amherst University of Kentucky Discussant: Mary Romero, Arizona State University All Patients Are The Same, Until They Become Neighbors: Racial Hierarchies in a Color-blind Era. Sarah E. 529. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Session. Cribbs, Georgetown College Issues in Regional, National and International Gurus, Gardens and Generous Benefactors: Religious Development Pluralism as Utopian Project in a Community Hospital. Colorado Convention Center Arlene L Macdonald, University of Texas-Medical Session Organizer: Yunus Kaya, University of North Carolina- Branch Wilmington Presider: Yunus Kaya, University of North Carolina- 527. Section on Medical Sociology Invited Session. Wilmington Sociological Perspectives on the Implementation and Fundamental Cause, Economic Development, and Capability Impact of the Affordable Care Act Development: Competing Perspectives on Child Health in Colorado Convention Center Developing Countries. Rebekah Burroway, State Session Organizer: Eric R. Wright, Indiana University-Purdue University of New York-Stony Brook University at Indianapolis Is Chinese Capitalism Saving Global Capitalism? Ho-Fung Presider: Dennis P. Watson, Indiana University-Purdue Hung, Johns Hopkins University University at Indianapolis Political-economic Origins of Demographic Trends: Political Obamacare: The Neo-liberal Model Comes Home to Roost in Liberalization and Within-country Population Health the United States - If We Let It. Howard Waitzkin, Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa. Moshi Optat Herman, University of New Mexico Brown University Some Unappreciated Opportunities and Challenges of the Re-thinking Unequal Terms of Exchange: Commodities and Affordable Care Act: Re-designing our Behavioral Health Development 1913-1950. Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M System. David Mechanic, State University of New Jersey- University; Katherena Beckermann, Texas A&M Rutgers University; Alison Clare Wolters, Texas A&M University The Affordable Care Act and the Impact on Vulnerable Technological Innovation in the Argentine Pampas: Modern Populations. David R. Williams, Harvard University Agriculture and the Displacement of Nature. Amalia Will ACA Fulfill on the Women’s Health Promises? Setting a Leguizamon, City University of New York-Graduate Research Agenda to Monitor and Assess the Impact of Center ACA Implementation on Waaomen. Chloe E. Bird, RAND Corporation 530. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Session. Fostering Collective Accountability among Physicians: Social Composition and Organization Effects in Lessons from a Conductorless Orchestra. Dmitry Education: Schools and Networks Khodyakov, RAND Corporation; Stephen M. Shortell, Hyatt Regency Denver University of California-Berkeley; Mark Friedberg, RAND Session Organizers: Megan Andrew, University of Notre Dame Corporation Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Presider: Jeffrey Grigg, University of Wisconsin-Madison Negotiating Disparate Social Contexts: Evidence from a State University-San Bernardino Random-assignment Desegregation Plan. Kendra Bischoff, Is Wallerstein a Bad Marxist? Understanding Class Stanford University Relations in the World-system. Stefanie Israel, Bullying in American Schools: How Do School Environment University of Notre Dame and Racial Composition Matter? Lisa M. Williams, Ohio State University; Claudia Buchmann, Ohio State Table 4. States in the World-system University Table Presider: Sandra Curtis Comstock, Reed College Gender Differences in the Causal Effect of Peer SES: Evidence Changes in the Position of Global Economy: 1850-2000. from Two Quasi-experimental Case Studies. Joscha Jeffrey D. Kentor, University of Utah; Daniel H. Poole, Legewie, Columbia University; Thomas A. DiPrete, University of Utah; Marti Morris, University of Utah Columbia University Hegemonic Projects, Economic Development and the Unpacking the Process: Understanding Factors that Shape Globalization of National Defense. Aaron Major, State Trajectories of Exposure to School Segregation. Siri University of New York-Albany; Lacy Mitchell, State Warkentien, Johns Hopkins University University of New York-Albany Exploring Socioeconomic Friendship Segregation. Elena Grewal, Table 5. Urbanization and Migration Discussant: Kenneth A. Frank, Michigan State University Table Presider: Albert J. Bergesen, University of Arizona Bringing Migration Back In: A Cross-city Comparative 531. Section on the Political Economy of the World System Analysis of the World Urban System. Michael Roundtable Session (one-hour). Timberlake, University of Utah Colorado Convention Center Globalization, Labor Export and Resistance: A Study of 12:30-1:30pm, Roundtables: Filipino Migrant Domestic Workers in Global Cities. Session Organizers: Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic Ligaya Lindio McGovern, Indiana University-Kokomo University Historical Legacies, Contemporary Inequalities: The Social Michael L. Dougherty, Illinois State University Structure of Travel. Victoria Reyes, Princeton Jennifer Givens, University of Utah University Political Globalization and Sources of Support For and Table 1. Land Tenure and Land Grabs Resistance to Democratic World Government. Table Presider: Michael L. Dougherty, Illinois State Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California- University Riverside; Hiroko Inoue, University of California- Outsourcing Food Security: Global Governance Issues Riverside; Alexis Antonio Alvarez, University of through the South Korean "Land Grab" Lens. Larry L. California-Riverside; Paul Joseph Peterson, University Burmeister, Ohio University of California-Riverside Palm Oil Land Grabs and Development Violence in Indonesia. Paul K. Gellert, University of Tennessee 532. Section on the Sociology of the Body and Embodiment The Politics of Dispossession: Notes on India's "Land Paper Session. Embodying Masculinities Wars." Michael James Levien, University of Hyatt Regency Denver California-Berkeley Session Organizers: Tristan Steven Bridges, University of Virginia Table 2. Public Health and the Environment Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College Table Presider: Jennifer Givens, University of Utah Presider: Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College Can Capitalism Phase Out Carbon Emissions? Richard N. Accessing Masculinity: The Challenges Posed by IRBs to a Hutchinson, Kennesaw State University Study of Men and Medicine. Liberty Walther Barnes, Energy Use, Geopoltical Power, and Environmental University of California-San Diego Degradation, 1973-2008. Kirk S. Lawrence, St. The Gendered Expression and Experience of Anxiety. Joseph's College, New York Jennifer Jean Esala, University of New Hampshire Export Agriculture is Feeding Malaria: A Cross-national Yoga as an Embodied Practice: Rejecting Masculinized Analysis. Kelly Austin, North Carolina State University Orientations Towards the Body. Kari Ann Levine, Florida The Socio-economic Metabolism of the World-system and State University the North-South Ecological Debt. James Rice, New Production and Performance: Masculinity in a Gay Male Mexico State University Leather Bar. Justin Grant Louie, Northwestern University Boots, Bras, and “Butch”: Lesbians Negotiating Masculinities. Table 3. State-Society Relations Alyssa Richman, Temple University Table Presider: Peter Joseph Loebach, University of Utah Global Civil Society, Neo-liberalism and the Size of State: 533. Theory Section Roundtable Session (one-hour). East Asia, 1970-2009. Xue Li, Emory University Hyatt Regency Denver Indigenous Peoples and Empires: A Matter of Survival 12:30-1:30pm, Roundtables: Inside Stronger States. James V. Fenelon, California Session Organizers: Claire Laurier Decoteau, University of Illinois-Chicago Thomas Matthew Medvetz, University of California-San Marten W. Schalkwijk, University of Suriname Diego From Empire to Imperial Nation: A Weberian Account. Byung Ho Lee, University of Michigan Table 1. Cultural Sociology Miracle Workers, Acolytes, and the Church: Early Modern Table Presider: Alexis A. Merdjanoff, State University of Miracle Making and the Routinization of Charisma. New Jersey-Rutgers Dan Lainer-Vos, University of Southern California; Character or Situation: An Argument for Weakened Paolo Parigi, Stanford University Character and Transformed Situations. Jesse Carlson, From Old to New Assimilation: A Proposal to Rehabilitate King's University College Normative Discussions of Assimilation in American Reference and Perception: Towards a Social Relativism Life. Angel Adams Parham, Loyola University-New Perspective. Eric Yang Liu, State University of New Orleans York-Buffalo; Sibo Zhao, State University of New York-Buffalo Table 5. Bourdieu Bodies, Boundaries and Bicycle Knowledge: A Table Presider: Thomas Matthew Medvetz, University of Phenomonligical-interactions Approach. Dustin Isaiah California-San Diego Gourdin, University of Chicago Body and Circuits: Bourdieu, Dewey, and the Habitus of The Difficulty with "Home": Re-thinking the Meaning of Technological Competency. Cassidy Puckett, "Home" through Home Tenure. Alexis A. Merdjanoff, Northwestern University State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Pierre Bourdieu and Electoral Politics. Daniel Laurison, Theorizing Institutions, Culture, and Development. University of California-Berkeley Jonathan Eastwood, Washington & Lee University Reasons and the Lifeworld: Empirical Evidence on Habermas’s and Bourdieu’s Theories of Speech. Table 2. History of Social Thought I Sebastian Gabriel Guzman, New School for Social Table Presider: Margaret Russell Austin Smith, University of Research Maryland-College Park Reconsidering the Habitus Concept through Critical Realist Bringing Hegel Back In. Kiat-Jin Lee, University of Personalism. Bradley J. Vermurlen, University of California-Riverside Notre Dame Contextuality and Solidarity: Roberto Unger's "Passion." Jeff Livesay, Colorado College Table 6. Art, Language, and Culture From Dialectic to Democratic Justice: The Habermasian Table Presider: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Moment in Critical Theory. Fanon John Howell, Jacques Derrida and the Photograph of Tomorrow. Black Columbia University Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Ida Wells, Reflection, and Action: Centering the Canon of Luhmann, Language, and the Social Construction of Classical Sociological Theory on Praxis. Margaret Orders. John Hamilton Bradford, University of Russell Austin Smith, University of Maryland-College Alabama-Huntsville Park Marketing Novelty: How a Literary Book Attains Visibility and Success. Alvaro A. Santana Acuna, Harvard Table 3. History of Social Thought II University Table Presider: Jake Martinez, University of California-San Diego Table 7. Networks and Social Integration Karl Marx and Alexis de Tocqueville: Views on Equality Table Presider: Megan J. Austin, University of Notre Dame and Individualism. Jake Martinez, University of Solidarities and Social Networks: Reconsidering How California-San Diego Social Stratification Influences Educational Outcomes. Mead's Analysis of Social Conflict: A Radical Megan J. Austin, University of Notre Dame Interationist's Critique. Lonnie Athens, Seton Hall Task Complexity and Collective Orientation: Exploring the University Antecedents of Public Goods Dilemmas in Social Weber's Ideal Type, Verstehen, and the Theory of Critical Networks. Fabrice L. Cavarretta, ESSEC Business Mass: Methodological Implications. Tom Segady, School; Frederic Clement Godart, INSEAD; Matthias Stephen F. Austin State University Thiemann, Columbia University The Social Causes and Types of Teacher Attrition: A Table 4. Political Sociology Durkheimian Analysis. Daphne Michelle Penn, Purdue Table Presider: Jan Marten W. Schalkwijk, University of University Suriname The Ties-Sanction Framework. Anna Blaszczyk, University Where Angels Seem to Tread: Social Science, Democracy of Pennsylvania and the Legacy of Mid-Century Voter Studies. Michael Christensen, York University 1:30 pm Meetings A Caribbean Perspective on the Relationship between Section on International Migration Business Meeting – State, Economy, Civil Society and Democracy. Jan Colorado Convention Center Section on the Political Economy of the World-System Session Organizer: Orit Avishai, Fordham University Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center Presider: Orit Avishai, Fordham University Theory Section Business Meeting – Hyatt Regency Denver Panelists: Rachel A. Rinaldo, University of Virginia Robert V. Robinson, Indiana University 2:30 pm Meetings Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council 2011-12 ASA Council – Hyatt Regency Denver Discussant: Orit Avishai, Fordham University Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Council and This year’s theme, we envision Real Utopias not as fantasy worlds in Business Meeting – Colorado Convention Center which individuals and communities are emancipated from unjust and inequitable institutional arrangements but as viable, achievable, and possible 2:30 pm Sessions futures. What is the role of religion in these futures? Utopia, as it is commonly understood in the context of emancipatory social science and 534. Real Utopia Proposal Session. From Transparent progressive and radical movements, is a secular concept predicated on the liberation from coercive and limiting institutional arrangements. While State to a Transparent Society religious traditions often share progressive and radical critiques of existing Hyatt Regency Denver social arrangements and institutions, their visions of the good life and of Session Organizer: Archon Fung, Harvard University human flourishing—and hence their Utopian alternatives—often stand in stark Panelist: Archon Fung, Harvard University opposition to secular Utopian visions. Do Real Utopias, then, preclude Large organizations in society — especially corporations but also religion? And if so, given the centrality of religion, including politicized and governments and civic organizations — should be more transparent than they conservative religious movements in the United States and around the world, currently are. A transparent society is one in which large organizations reveal are Real Utopias possible? much more information about their decisions, operations, actions, and outputs. Such organizational transparency would complement traditional legal and 537. Thematic Session. Worker-owned Cooperatives: regulatory state efforts to regulate the externalities that such large Transformative Possibilities and Constraints organizations produce. The first contribution of a more thorough-going Colorado Convention Center transparency is to better enable individuals to protect themselves against risks Session Organizers: Ramon Flecha, University of Barcelona that they incur when they interact with large organizations by, for example, receiving a mortgage, buying a car, going to a hospital, or eating sprouts. Marta Soler, University of Barcelona Transparency would enable individuals to better assess the risks they face and Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology make choices accordingly. Second, and more significantly, such transparency Presiders: Marta Soler, University of Barcelona would enable a kind of social regulation that would normative, political, and Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology financial pressure on organizations that appear to violate standards of social responsibility. Imagine, for example, widespread identification and vilification What Makes Mondragon to be a Success Story? Teresa Sorde of the banks with the lowest mortgage work-out and highest foreclosure rates, Marti, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona the food manufacturers and restaurants with the worst hygienic practices, and Caja Laboral Popular (Cooperative Bank): Institutionalizing health insurance companies with the highest claim denial rates. the Mondragon Cooperatives Network. Iñaki Santa Cruz, 535. Thematic Session. Beyond Consumerism: The Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Emergence of Sustainable Consumption Cultures The Cleveland Evergreen Project: Success and Challenges. Colorado Convention Center James Anderson, Evergreen Laundry The success of the Mondragon Corporation suggests that worker-owned Session Organizer: Juliet B Schor, Boston College cooperatives may provide a model for transformation within capitalism. While Presider: Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University efficiency is associated with traditional capitalist companies, worker-owned Sustainable and Collaborative Agriculture in the Haute Vallée cooperatives are typically perceived as sacrificing competitiveness and de L'Aude. Teresa Gowan, University of Minnesota expansion for the sake of equity and democracy. By means of three case studies, this session will explore how successful worker-owned cooperatives Connected Consumption: The New Movement to Share, may move beyond this dilemma. Two studies focus on Mondragon, the Conserve and Connect. Juliet B Schor, Boston College foremost business group in the Basque region of Spain, and the seventh largest The Market, Emotions, and Utopias of Happiness. Eva Illouz, business group in Spain, and a third study on Evergreen, an attempt to Hebrew University replicate Mondragon in the American context. The case studies will address While consumer culture has long been marketed as the ultimate “utopia,” the transformative possibilities of successful worker-owned cooperatives, the scholars have long been dubious of its utopian claims. Increasingly, grassroots constraints faced by cooperatives, and the institutional innovations that have challenges to consumer culture are emanating from both the sustainability and facilitated their expansion (e.g. institutionalized cooperative networks, anchor therapeutic movements, and they are successfully vying for people’s attention institutions). The papers will also explore the transferability of these and energy. In this session we consider cutting-edge consumption practices institutional innovations to other contexts. that are developing outside of and largely in opposition to market-based lifestyles. Presenters will discuss three cases. The first is the Haute Vallée de 538. Special Session. Changing Japanese Society and the L'Aude region in France, which has developed a counter-hegemonic lifestyle Possibility for New Dynamics under Globalization and of time-wealth, self-provisioning of consumer goods, barter and mutual aid. the Resilience Process after March 11 Disaster The second is the recent growth of what has been termed “collaborative Colorado Convention Center consumption,” that is, internet-enabled alternatives such as sharing, bartering, time-banking and secondary exchange. The third case considers the central Session Organizer: Michael Burawoy, University of emotional, or therapeutic dimensions of consumer culture and the consumer California-Berkeley practices that have developed in response to the market-driven utopias of Presider: Koichi Hasegawa, Tohoku University happiness. A theme that runs through the three cases is the need to replace the Social Stratification in Current Japan. Jun Kobayashi, Seikei dominant “consumer-topia” with authentic, sustainable, and imaginative alternatives to consumer cultures. University Individualization under Familialism: The Failure of Japan in 536. Thematic Session. Religion and Utopia: A the Asian Context. Emiko Ochiai, Kyoto University Contradiction in Terms? When Switching Off the Cities: Disaster, Stress, and Everyday Colorado Convention Center Resilience in Japan. Takashi Machimura, Hitotsubashi University Camp. Danielle Giffort, University of Illinois-Chicago Changing Faces of the Civil: The State and Social Movements The Fugue of Globalization: Reflections on Mimicry and in Contemporary Japan. Daishiro Nomiya, Stanford Authenticity. Shehzad Nadeem, City University of New University York-Lehman College Lessons from Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: A Sociological Perspective. Koichi Hasegawa, Tohoku University 542. Regular Session. Economic Growth and Accumulation Discussants: Saskia Sassen, Columbia University Colorado Convention Center Mary C. Brinton, Harvard University Session Organizer: Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M University Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland Presider: Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M University How can we expand the cultural and social diversity of Japanese society, Brokering Development?: Social Capital, Special Economic especially focusing on the resilience process after the disaster on March 11, Zones and Land Markets in Rural India. Michael James 2011? A lack of some kind of “patch-work heritage” has been considered Levien, University of California-Berkeley Japanese society’s weakness for many years. However the expansion of sociocultural diversity is a great challenge for Japanese society in this age of Multiple Paths to Development: The Analysis of 23 Recently globalization and the resilience process. From sociological points of view and (Semi) Developed Countries. Burak Eskici, Harvard comparative eyes with the United States and other East Asian societies, how University can we find the new possibility of diversity and dynamics among various fields The Origins of Sovereign Risk Ratings: Explaining the When of society, social stratification, job opportunities for youth and foreign immigrants, family and gender relationship, urban city, social movements, and Why. Diogo Lemieszek Pinheiro, Georgia Institute of civil society organizations and energy policy. Technology Regulating the Regulators: Agency Autonomy and Interagency 539. Policy and Research Workshop. Attaining Funding for Cohesion in Brazilian Telecom Regulation. Daniel Buch, Dissertation Fieldwork Abroad: Trends and Tips University of California-Berkeley Hyatt Regency Denver Discussant: Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M University Session Organizer: Rina Agarwala, Johns Hopkins University Leader: Rina Agarwala, Johns Hopkins University 543. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Jobs Co-Leader: Emmanuel J. Teitelbaum, George Washington Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizer: Josh Whitford, Columbia University Presider: Pablo Andres Mitnik, Stanford University 540. Teaching Workshop. Writing Intensive Courses in Union Decline, Financialization and the New Gilded Age. Sociology Alexander Hicks, Emory University Hyatt Regency Denver Moral Economies in the Commodification of Hospital Care. Session Organizer: Diane Pike, Augsburg College Adam Dalton Reich, University of California-Berkeley Leader: Diane Pike, Augsburg College Repertoires of Collaboration and Conflict in Divergent Co-Leaders: Anne Frances Eisenberg, State University of New Development along the U.S.-Mexico Border. Seth Pipkin, York-Geneseo Massachusetts Institute of Technology Darlaine C. Gardetto, St. Louis Community College Discussant: Pablo Andres Mitnik, Stanford University Jan Buhrmann, Illinois College The centrality of critical thinking and effective writing skills to the 544. Regular Session. Gender in Science and Academia development of the sociological imagination means that careful attention to Colorado Convention Center writing intensive courses is essential in most of our programs. The purpose of this workshop is to help good sociology teachers be good teachers of writing Session Organizer: Claudia Geist, University of Utah sociology. Through discussion, sharing of expertise, and writing assignment Presider: Laura Ellen Hirshfield, New College of Florida activities, we will focus on writing intensive course goals, processes and Inequality in Academic Salaries: How Gender Matters in the strategies, dealing with institutional writing criteria, and issues of writing at University. Anna Strassmann Mueller, University of the appropriate course level. Texas-Austin; Chandra Muller, University of Texas; Kelly 541. Regular Session. Cultural Studies Raley, University of Texas-Austin; Dara Renee Shifrer, Colorado Convention Center University of Texas-Austin Session Organizer: Ben Carrington, University of Texas- Leaving Science: Gender Differences in Labor Force Exit and Austin Career Change Among Science and Engineering Workers. Presider: Ben Carrington, University of Texas-Austin Thomas S. Moore, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Class-Stratified Masculinities and Moral Ambiguity on FX: Peter Meiksins, Cleveland State University; Kenneth Root, The Mitigation of Middle-class Racism. Michael Wayne, Ken Root and Associates University of Virginia Who Is Doing Academic Engineering? Gender Differences in Kahn, Corbu, and Concrete: The Vexed Relation between Art Employment Sectors among Engineering Doctorate and Technology. W. David Gartman, University of South Recipients. Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology Alabama Women’s Paths to Top Positions in the Scientific and Mapping the Territories of the Self in the Age of the Economic Fields: Four Contrastive Cases. Denis Hänzi, Hyperreal. Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University; Social Science Research Center-Berlin; Hildegard Roberta T. Garner, DePaul University Matthies, Social Science Research Center-Berlin The "Slightly Sweeter" Riot Grrrl: Subculture, Discussant: Nicholas H. Wolfinger, University of Utah Commodification, and Re-appropriation at Girls Rock 545. Regular Session. Historical Sociology Earnings Equality and Relationship Stability for Same-sex and Hyatt Regency Denver Heterosexual Relationships. Katherine Weisshaar, Session Organizer: Jeffrey Haydu, University of California- Stanford University San Diego Presider: Jeffrey Haydu, University of California-San Diego 548. Regular Session. Media Sociology The Institutional Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy. Paul Hyatt Regency Denver David Kenny, Yale University Session Organizer: Andrew M. Lindner, Concordia University Solidarity and High-risk Collective Action: The Nore Mutiny Presider: Andrew M. Lindner, Concordia University of 1797. Steven Pfaff, University of Washington; Michael Patterns in Political Media as Emergent Phenomena. Noah Hechter, Arizona State University; Katie E Corcoran, Grand, University of California-Los Angeles University of Washington Like Needles in a Haystack: Assessing the Impact of Market Historical Understanding of Korean Resistance Movements: A Dynamics at NPR, 2000-2010. Peter P. Nieckarz, Western Longitudinal Prosopographical Network Approach. Eun Carolina University Kyong Shin, Columbia University Having Their Data and Using It Too: Uses of Audience Retrodicting Insurgent Mobilization: Contested Legitimacy in Metrics at a National U.S. Newspaper. Caitlin Petre, New the Civil Rights Movement. Joshua Bloom, University of York University California-Los Angeles The "Information Revolution" and the Tropic Construction of Discussant: Paul D Almeida, University of California-Merced the Crisis of American Journalism. Elizabeth Butler Breese, Yale University 546. Regular Session. Life Course Discussant: Eleanor Townsley, Mount Holyoke College Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Hiroshi Ishida, University of Tokyo 549. Regular Session. Mortality Presider: Hiroshi Ishida, University of Tokyo Hyatt Regency Denver Gender Gaps in Early Childhood Reward Orientations and Session Organizer: Patrick M. Krueger, University of Educational Attainment: A Life Course Perspective. Colorado-Denver Jayanti Johanna Owens, Princeton University Presider: Patrick M. Krueger, University of Colorado-Denver The Dynamic Association between Sexual Orientation and Temporal Changes in Socio-economic Gradients of Educational Attainment. Koji Ueno, Florida State "Preventable" Mortality: A Test of Fundamental Cause University; Teresa Roach, Florida State University Theory. Ryan Kelly Masters, Columbia University; Bruce The Effects of School-to-Work Transition Pathways on G. Link, Columbia University; Jo C. Phelan, Columbia Economic Outcomes through the Great Recession. University Michael Vuolo, Purdue University; Jeremy Staff, The Selection Problem for Testing the Selection Explanation Pennsylvania State University of the Black-White Mortality Crossover. Elizabeth Long-run Health Consequences of Early-life Exposure to the Wrigley-Field, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Felix 1959-1961 China Famine. Wen Fan, University of Elwert, University of Wisconsin-Madison Minnesota-Twin Cities; Yue Qian, Ohio State University Suicide in the City: Assessing the Role of Context. Justin T. Long-term Consequences and Turning Points: Veteran Status Denney, Rice University; Tim Wadsworth, University of and Men's Later-life Depression Trajectories. Andrew S. New Mexico; Richard G. Rogers, University of Colorado; London, Syracuse University; Maria T. Brown, Syracuse Fred C. Pampel, University of Colorado University; Janet M. Wilmoth, Syracuse University Death by Mental Retardation? Diagnostic Overshadowing of Discussant: Christine M. Percheski, Northwestern University Cause of Death among Adults with Intellectual Disability. Scott Landes, University of Florida 547. Regular Session. Marriage, Civil Unions, and Discussant: Richard A. Miech, University of Colorado-Denver Cohabitation Hyatt Regency Denver 550. Regular Session. Narrative, Biography and Culture Session Organizer: Heather Laube, University of Michigan- Hyatt Regency Denver Flint Session Organizer: Jennifer L. Pierce, University of Minnesota Presider: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Presider: Peter M. Hennen, Ohio State University-Newark Toward a Political Sociology of Conjugal-Recognition Narrative Freedom. Robert Zussman, University of Regimes: Multiculturalism and Gender in South African Massachusetts Marriage Law. Michael W. Yarbrough, Yale University Organizational Narratives and Organizational Structures: Divorced Women and Welfare Reform: How Realistic Are Refining Acker’s Concept of Inequality Regimes. Joan Marriage Promotion Policies For Previously Married S.M. Meyers, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Women? Kevin M. Shafer, Brigham Young University; Redemption Narratives among the Homeless: Stories of How Todd M. Jensen, Brigham Young University Companion Animals Saved or Changed People’s Lives. Never-married Employed Men’s Gender Beliefs and Leslie Irvine, University of Colorado Ambivalence Toward Matrimony in Japan. Kumiko It’s Kinda, Just, a Home, I Guess. Toward Theorizing the Nemoto, Western Kentucky University; Makiko Fuwa, Making of Home in Vancouver. Nathanael T. Lauster, University of Tokyo; Kuniko Ishiguro, University of Tokyo University of British Columbia Discussant: Jennifer L. Pierce, University of Minnesota University of California-Berkeley Reflexivity as Situated Problem-solving: A Pragmatist 551. Regular Session. Paid and Unpaid Caring Labor Alternative to General Theory. John Holmwood, Colorado Convention Center University of Nottingham Session Organizer: Kristin Smith, University of New The Structure of Situations. Matthew Norton, Yale University Hampshire-Carsey Institute Presider: Kristin Smith, University of New Hampshire-Carsey 554. Regular Session. Sociological Approaches to Human Institute Rights Abuses Habitus and Middle Class Deficits in Caregiving Support for Colorado Convention Center Cancer Patients. Cameron Macdonald, University of Session Organizer: Mark Frezzo, University of Mississippi Wisconsin-Madison Presider: Mark Frezzo, University of Mississippi Who Cares? Caregiver Well-being in Europe. Leah E. Between Humanitarian Claims and Practices: Constructions of Ruppanner, University of Hawaii-Hilo; Georgiana Colonial, Post-colonial Gendered/racialized Narratives and Bostean, University of California-Los Angeles Questions of Human Rights. Bandana Purkayastha, From Hostile-worlds to Connected-lives: The Purchase of University of Connecticut Sexualized Professional Intimacy in Nursing Care. Lisa C. When Racism is Legal: Immigration and Human Rights in the Ruchti, University of Pennsylvania 21st Century. Carina A. Bandhauer, Western Connecticut Overqualified and Underpaid: Understanding the Mechanisms State University Producing the Earnings Penalty for Care Workers. Women Dreaming and Acting: The Dream Act and Women’s Michelle J. Budig, University of Massachusetts; Melissa Participation. Lori M. Lundell, Purdue University Jane Hodges, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Disaggregating Genocide. Gustav J. Brown, University of Discussant: Kristin Smith, University of New Hampshire- California-Los Angeles Carsey Institute Discussant: Sylvanna Martina Falcon, University of California-Santa Cruz 552. Regular Session. Patterns and Consequences of College Sorting 555. Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality 2 Hyatt Regency Denver Hyatt Regency Denver Session Organizer: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia Session Organizer: Brian Nicholas Sweeney, Long Island Presider: Lara Cristina Perez-Felkner, University of Chicago- University National Opinion Research Center Presider: Brian Nicholas Sweeney, Long Island University Local Decision Making in College Students' Selection of A Double Standard for “Hooking Up”: How Far Have we Major. Christopher George Takacs, University of Come Toward Gender Equality? Barbara Jane Risman, Chicago; Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College University of Illinois-Chicago; Rachel Catherine Allison, Applying Social Theories to Study and Shape Development of University of Illinois-Chicago Biomedical Scientists and Diversify the Field. Rick Positive Sexual Development among Young Women: The McGee, Northwestern University; Michelle E. Naffziger, Role of Adolescent Sexual Attitudes and Experiences. Northwestern University; Jennifer Richardson- Stovall, Jennifer Pearson, Wichita State University Loyola University-Chicago; Simon N. Williams, Unequal Empowerment: Sexual Pleasure Attitudes and Social Northwestern University Disadvantage Among Female Adolescents. Stacy Missari, Hispanic-serving by Design: Characteristics of Hispanic University of Connecticut; Simon Cheng, University of Students Across a New Typology of Hispanic Serving Connecticut; Kuo Hsun Ma, University of Connecticut Institutions. Pamela R. Bennett, Johns Hopkins University; It’s Not How Regular Boys Are Supposed to Act: The Non- Robert Nathenson, Johns Hopkins University normative Sexual Practices of Black Boys. Freeden Oeur, Homogamy on Campus: College Attendance and Partnering University of California-Berkeley Patterns, 1975-2005. Karly Sarita Ford, New York Discussant: Brian Nicholas Sweeney, Long Island University University The New Credential Society: An Audit Study of Race and 556. Regular Session. Substance Use, Abuse, and College Selectivity in the Labor Market. S. Michael Treatment Gaddis, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Colorado Convention Center Discussant: Catherine Riegle-Crumb, University of Texas- Session Organizer: James Parsons, Vera Institute of Justice Austin Gender and Drinking: An Exploration Attitudes, Roles, and Demographics. Susan Bullers, 553. Regular Session. Social Theory Parents, Home and Young Adult Substance Use. Clifford L. Hyatt Regency Denver Broman, Michigan State University; Zaje Harrell, Session Organizer: Mucahit Bilici, City University of New Michigan State University; Hui Liu, Michigan State York-John Jay College University Bloody Durkheim. James J. Dowd, University of Georgia Social Status, Binge Drinking, and Social Satisfaction among Practice with Purpose: A Comparative Analysis of American College Students. Carolyn L. Hsu, Colgate University; Pragmatism, Goffman, and Bourdieu. Matthew Rowe, Landon D Reid, Colgate University Spirituality and Religion: Intertwined Protective Factors for Order Disturbances, 1997-2007. John D. McCarthy, Substance Use among Urban American Indian Youth. Pennsylvania State University; Patrick S. Rafail, Stephen S. Kulis, Arizona State University; David R. Pennsylvania State University; Clark McPhail, Hodge, Arizona State University; Stephanie Ayers, Arizona University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign State University; Eddie F. Brown, Arizona State Social Movement Abeyance in the 21st Century: U.S. University; Flavio Marsiglia, Arizona State University College Students and Feminist Mobilization. Alison The Great Recession, Somatic Symptomatology and Alcohol Crossley, University of California-Santa Barbara Use and Abuse. Ganga Vijayasiri, University of Illinois- Chicago; Judith A. Richman, University of Illinois- Table 2. Collective Identity Chicago; Kathleen M. Rospenda, University of Illinois- Table Presider: Elizabeth Helen Essary, Pepperdine Chicago University Community Identity and Collective Mobilization: 557. Regular Session. Work-family Expectations and Rethinking City-based Development. Alexis Mann, Experiences Brandeis University Hyatt Regency Denver Intersectionality and the Contested Construction of a Session Organizer: Margaret L. Usdansky, Syracuse Motherist Movement’s Collective Identity. Noa University Milman, Boston College Presider: Margaret L. Usdansky, Syracuse University Na Mea Hawaiian (All Things Hawaiian): Ancient and Men’s Changing Devotion to Work: How Male Scientists Nascent Sovereignty. Elizabeth Helen Essary, Navigate Competing Devotions to Work and Family. Pepperdine University Elaine Howard Ecklund, Rice University; Anne E. Lincoln, Asserting Spatial Citizenship in a Time of Crisis: The Southern Methodist University; Virginia White, Rice Development of a Collective Spatialized Identity. University Joshua Sbicca, University of Florida; Robert Todd Opting In: Adolescent Girls’ Work and Family Plans. Jessica Perdue, University of Forida Halliday Hardie, Pennsylvania State University; Sarah R. Narratives about Political Obstacles in Argentina’s Hayford, Arizona State University Movement for Abortion Rights. Elizabeth Borland, Gendered Pathways to Support for Family Mobility? The The College of New Jersey Division of Housework and Perceptions of Fairness. Silencing Memory, Feeling History: Historical Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University; Julie Consciousness of Outsiderness in Turkey. Ozlem Anderson, George Mason University; Shannon K. Goner, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Jacobsen, George Mason University Households Transformed by Unemployment: A Relational Table 3. Community-Based Research and Organizations Approach. Joanne Wang Golann, Princeton University Table Presider: Peter Gundelach, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Carrie L. Yodanis, University of British Columbia Organizational Correlates of Sustained Participation in 558. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Groups Practicing Congregation-based Community Roundtable Session. Organizing. Eric A. Tesdahl, Vanderbilt University; Colorado Convention Center Paul Speer, Vanderbilt University 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: Organizing for Environmental Justice: From Bridges to Session Organizers: Jonathan Horowitz, University of North Taro Patches. Amy Krings, University of Michigan; Carolina-Chapel Hill Michael Spencer, University of Michigan Sarah Gaby, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Sharing as Organizational Value. Continuity and Change in an Open Source Software Network. Peter Gundelach, Table 1. Campus and University University of Copenhagen Table Presider: John D. McCarthy, Pennsylvania State Town-gown Alliances and the Emergence of the Solidarity University Economy Movement in the United States. Ana "Just Muslim": Sectarian Identity Construction in Campus Margarida Fernandes Esteves, Brown University Muslim Politics. Atiya F. Husain, University of North Wisconsin's Solidarity Sing Along: Framing Social Carolina-Chapel Hill Movements through Protest Song. Jackson Foote, Encounter of Localism and Globalism in Social University of Wisconsin-Madison Movements: The Japanese Student Movements in the 1960s. Ryoko Kosugi, Tohoku University Table 4. Culture Embedded Ethnic Groups: How University Institutional Table Presider: Nehal A. Patel, University of Michigan- Contexts Shape Latino Student Organizing. Daisy Dearborn Isabel Verduzco Reyes, University of California-Irvine Subcultures and Small Groups: A Social Movement Theory Fighting the Hand that Feeds Them: Institutionalization Approach. Ugo Corte, Uppsala University; Bob and the Contemporary Student Movement. Theo Edwards, East Carolina University Greene, Northwestern University Consciousness of Social Change. Nehal A. Patel, Explaining the Likelihood of Campus Community Public University of Michigan-Dearborn Cultural Change and Movement Factionalization: The Rise in the Political Mobilization of Communities. Mindy S. of the Creation Science Movement and the Creation Romero, University of California-Davis Museum. Kathleen Curry Oberlin, Indiana University Strategic Frame Ambivalence: Intelligent Design and Representational Campaigns: A New Agenda for Social Reparative Therapy Navigate the Worlds of Religion Movement Studies. Christine Slaughter, Yale and Science. Antony William Alumkal, Iliff School of University Theology Status Discontent or Moral Crusade? The Tea Party Framing Battles: Gun Control vs. Gun Rights. Trent Movement and Theories of Conservative Social Taylor Steidley, Ohio State University Movements. Paul Geoffrey Bakken, University of Hybrid Frames and Scale Shift in Protest Waves. Marko Wisconsin-Madison Grdesic, University of Wisconsin-Madison These Problems Are (Not) the Same: Domain Expansion Woman vs. Fetus: Frame Transformation in the Pro-life around Male Circumcision and Female Genital Cutting. Movement. Alexa Jane Trumpy, St. Norbert College Laura M. Carpenter, Vanderbilt University; Erin Identifying Frames and Worldviews in Texts. Gabe Bergner, Vanderbilt University Ignatow, University of North Texas; Rada Mihalcea, University of North Texas Table 5. Political and Intellectual Elites Table Presider: Jordan T. Brown, Loyola University-Chicago Table 8. Identities and Communities Constructing Threat Creating Communication: Emotional Table Presider: Jo Reger, Oakland University Resonance in Presidential Speeches. Jordan T. Brown, Mexican Hometown Associations and Political Loyola University-Chicago Engagement in the United States. Jose A. Munoz, Elites and Civic Engagement: Municipal Reform California State University-San Bernardino Movements in Philadelphia and Chicago during the New Freedom Riders: Poor People's Movement Progressive Era. Jaesok Son, University of Chicago Organizations and the Politics of Urban Public Transit Playing with Fire: The World of Flame Retardant Activism Justice. Armando Xavier Mejia, University of and Policy. Alissa Cordner, Brown University; Wisconsin-Madison and California State University- Margaret Alice Mulcahy, Brown University Long Beach The Grillini Movement in Italy: The Case for Megaphone Speaking Waves, Thinking Generations: Contemporary Leadership. Eric Turner, University of New Mexico Feminist Activism the United States. Jo Reger, Understanding Persuasive Processes: Charisma and Oakland University Sociological Glamour Illustrated Using Cases of The Class-culture Roots of the U.S. Anarchist Subculture. Movement Leaders. Elizabeth A. Williamson, State Betsy Leondar-Wright, Boston College University of New Jersey-Rutgers Tracing Theoretical Threads: Pittsburgh Radical Women When do Intellectuals Take Action? “Collective and Earlier Struggles for Liberation. Marie Skoczylas, Intellectuals” in Postwar Japan. Hiroe Saruya, University of Pittsburgh University of Michigan Racial Framing and the Multi-racial Movement. Todd C. Couch, Texas A&M University Table 6. Environmentalism and Environmental Justice Table Presider: Amy Lubitow, Portland State University Table 9. Resistance and Emotions Eroded Activism, Increased Private Efforts: Environmental Table Presider: Jeneve R. Brooks, Troy University Behavior in the United States, Germany, Austria, and A Psychosocial Model of Violent Behavior among Sports Czech Republic (1993-2010). Markus Hadler, Spectators. Michael K. Ostrowsky, Southern Utah Marshall University University Political Shifts and Environmental Activism in Post- Cultura-Identidad: The Use of Art in the University of Communist Europe. Alison E. Adams, University of Puerto Rico Student Movement, 2010. Katherine Tracy Florida; Thomas E. Shriver, Oklahoma State Everhart, Vanderbilt University University; Chris Michael Messer, Colorado State From Friendly to Grim: Introducing the Atmosphere at University-Pueblo Street Demonstrations. Anouk Leonie Van Leeuwen, Rendering Scientific Research Coherent: Environmental VU University; Jacquelien Van Stekelenburg, VU Health Social Movement Framing Processes and the University; Bert Klandermans, VU University Importance of Scientist-Activist Collaboration. Amy Sing Out! Collective Singing Rituals of Folk Protest-music. Lubitow, Portland State University Jeneve R. Brooks, Troy University Unintended Consequences: An Analysis of the Chesapeake The Best Laid Plans: Teacher Sensemaking and Bay Watershed Debate. Elizabeth Anne Gervais Organizational Change in Schools. Kimberly Austin, Schwarz, University of California-Riverside University of Chicago Constructing the Boundaries of “We”: Russian Nationalism Table 7. Framing in the Russo-Soviet Anekdot. Michelle Hannah Table Presider: Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas Smirnova, University of Maryland Fighting Their Own Battles: The Role of Identity Framing Table 10. Networks and Embeddedness Identity (Anti-)Politics are the Masters' Tools. Mike Table Presider: Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, VU University King, University of California-Santa Cruz Demonstrating Diasporas: Why Dutch Jews and Muslims Protest in the Netherlands. Jacquelien van Table 13. Outcomes Stekelenburg, VU University; Raymond van Ginkel, VU Table Presider: Lee Ann Banaszak, Pennsylvania State University University Embeddedness and Risk in Online Activism: The Case of Congressional Priorities and the Tea Party Movement. Balatarin.com in Iran’s Green Movement. Ali Honari, Tarun David Banerjee, State University of New York- VU University Stony Brook Internet as a Tool for Activism: The Turkish Case. Afife Congressional Responsiveness to Social Movement Claims Idil Akin, State University of New York-Stony Brook Making. Daniel Crocker Hale, University of Illinois at Role of Key Actors in the Network Based Social Urbana-Champaign Movement. Kei Nakagawa-Takata, New School for Letting Go: Resignation and Resistance among Social Research Contemporary Slaveholders. Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick, Role of Network: Based on Anti-U.S. Beef Movement in University of Notre Dame Korea. Ki Tae Park, University of Hawaii Public Opinion as Movement Outcome: The Influence of Social Media, Social Action, Social Class in the Occupy the U.S. Women's Movement on Gender Attitudes. Lee Movement. R. Jamil Jonna, University of Oregon Ann Banaszak, Pennsylvania State University; Heather Ondercin, University of Mississippi Table 11. The Occupy Movement The Influence of the Civil Rights Movement on the Table Presider: Kim Scipes, Purdue University-North Central Newspaper Coverage of 3 Spin-off Movements. Beth The Occupy Wall Street Social Movement; Symbol, Gharrity Gardner, University of California-Irvine Practice, and Power. Joseph G. A. Trumino, St. John's The Consequences of Activist Past on Political Present: University The Vote to Deploy Korean Troops to Iraq. Paul The People’s Conversation: Repertoires of Contention in Yunsik Chang, Yonsei University the Occupy Movement. Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College Table 14. Participation The Short Lost History of Occupy Wall Street. Joan M. Comparing Street Demonstration Participants’ Decision Donovan, University of California-San Diego Time across Countries, Issues and Mobilization Understanding the Occupy Movement: Social Context, Channels. Marie-Louise Damen, VU University; Mobilization, Symbolism and Form of Social Power. Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, VU University; Bert Kim Scipes, Purdue University-North Central Klandermans, VU University Death of Negotiated Management: Global Cities, Protest Palestinian Youth Political Participation at a Crossroad: Policing, and the Occupy Movement. Elizabeth E. Between Imaginary State Building and National Martinez, Fresno Pacific University Liberation. Randa I. Nasser, Birzeit University; eileen Framing the Occupy Movement: A Cross-national kuttab, Birzeit University Comparison of Newspaper Coverage in Four Western Understanding Protest Intensity in a Sample of Highly Countries. Rens Vliegenthart, University of Mobilized Activists. Gary Coyne, University of Amsterdam California-Riverside; Elizabeth Anne Gervais Schwarz, University of California-Riverside; Ian Breckenridge- Table 12. Ideology Jackson, University of California-Riverside Table Presider: Louis G. Prisock, Colgate University Tea Party (Un)Censored: Struggles with Frame By the People, For the People: The Potential and Vulnerability in Micro-mobilization. Francis Bruce Limitations of Black Conservative Social Movements. Prior, University of Pennsylvania Louis G. Prisock, Colgate University Race, Deregulation and Building the Interstate Highway Table 15. Power System: How Culture Makes Sense of Policy Table Presider: Pablo Lapegna, University of Georgia Exceptions. Randolph H. Hohle, D'Youville College Repression and the Social Control of Protest in the United Transnational Solidarities: Which Methodologies? States: A Dramaturgical Approach. Thomas Nolan Verpraet Gilles, Centre National de la Recherche Ratliff, Arkansas State University Scientifique Scale Shift and the Spread of Pro and Anti-Immigration The Effect of Master Protest Frame in the Social Legislation in the United States, 2000-2011. Ion Movements: Iran and Egypt. arash Reisinezhad, Bogdan Vasi, Columbia University; Justin Steil, Florida International University Columbia University Movements of Society or Social Movements? Ideology and Social Movements and Patronage Politics: Towards a Political Dynamics in 1980s Eastern Europe. Yakov Relational Understanding of Processes of Lowinger, Yeshiva University Demobilization. Pablo Lapegna, University of Georgia Uprooting Whiteness Within the Occupy Movement: How The Human Right to Water: Civil Society, Privatization and Implementing the Most Basic of Needs. Stephen University Philip Gasteyer, Michigan State University Embodiment and Realness in Social Protest: A Polanyian The Problem of Legitimacy for Illegitimate and Semi- Approach to the Tar Sands and Occupy Movements. legitimate Regimes. Fred Eidlin, University of Tartu Meghan Elizabeth Kallman, Brown University Liberalizing on Abortion: Religion and Abortion Law The Rising Tide: Social Change and Social Movements Reform, 1960-1973. Sabrina Danielsen, University of from a Global Perspective. Robert Keith Schaeffer, Pennsylvania Kansas State University

Table 16. Social Movement Organizations 559. Section on Communication and Information Table Presider: Roberto Velez-Velez, State University of New Technologies Paper Session. The Sociology of Social York-New Paltz Media Adoption and Adaptation of Social Protest: SMO/ESO Colorado Convention Center Dynamics in the Vieques Movement. Roberto Velez- Session Organizers: Gina Neff, University of Washington Velez, State University of New York-New Paltz Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham Knowledge, Experience, and Socio-political Environment: Presider: Gina Neff, University of Washington Social Movement Organization Structures and The Nature of Social Network Sites: Adoption, Use and Types. Structural Outcomes. Laura K. Nelson, University of Grant Blank, University of Oxford; Darja Leskovec, California-Berkeley University of Oxford Opportunities and Alliances in the Iranian Reform Becoming a Tweep: How Prior Online Experiences Influence Movement, 1997-2005. Ali Kadivar, University of Twitter Use. Eszter Hargittai, Northwestern University; North Carolina-Chapel Hill Eden Litt, Northwestern University Responding to the HIV/AIDS Challenge in China: Role of Mapping an Ecology of Privacy: A Cross-national Comparison the State and Civil Society Organizations. Jennifer YJ of Control of Self-presentation Online. Emma S. Spiro, Hsu, University of Alberta University of California-Irvine; Nicole M. Pierski, The Market for Non-market Advocacy: The Antecedents of University of California-Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University Organizational Growth in Contract Lobbying. Sasha of California-Irvine Goodman, Stanford University Who Mobilizes Who on Social Network Site? Interactive Centrality Theory and Chinese Twitter Network. Danzhi Table 17. Tactics Cai, Tsinghua University Table Presider: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University This Protest Will Be Tweeted: Twitter and Protest Policing From Lobbying to Lockdowns: Tactical Choices among during the Pittsburgh G20. Jennifer Earl, University of Environmental Justice Organizations. Christie Parris, California-Santa Barbara; Heather McKee Hurwitz, Emory University University of California-Santa Barbara; Analicia Mejia Newspaper Coverage of Anarchist Mobilization at the 2009 Mesinas, University of California-Irvine; Margaret Tolan, Pittsburgh G-20 Protests. Brittany Julia Duncan, University of California-Santa Barbara; Ashley Arlotti, University of Pittsburgh; Rachel V. Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of California-Santa Barbara University of Pittsburgh 560. Section on International Migration Paper Session. Reclaiming the Ballot Box: Motivations for the LGBT Immigrants and Natives: Social Mobility, Intergroup Movement’s Use of the Initiative Process. Anna Conflict, and Cooperation Sorensen, University of California-Santa Barbara; Amy Colorado Convention Center L. Stone, Trinity University Session Organizer: Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University Tactical Repertoire Migration in the Chinese Democracy Presider: Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University Movement and Falun Gong. Andrew Junker, Yale A Glimpse of the Other Side: Immigrant Service Workers in a University Wealthy Neighborhood. Elizabeth Miller, City University Voting and Not Voting as Movement Tactics. Victoria of New York-Graduate Center Gonzalez, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Demographic Change and Urban Transformation: Interactions between Immigrant Business Owners and Customers, 1970 Table 18. Theory to 2007. Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Table Presider: Robert Keith Schaeffer, Kansas State From Jim Crow to Juan Crow: Black-brown Relations in the University New South. Jennifer Anne Meri Jones, Ohio State A Neo-Polanyian Model for Neoliberal Times: University Environmental Justice, Energy Development, and the Immigrants and Natives: Latina Teachers and the Hidden Double Movement. Stephanie Ann Malin, Brown Chicana/Latina Cultural Pedagogy in Multiracial School- University workplaces. Glenda M. Flores, University of California- Critical Modernism, Social Movements and Political- Irvine Cultural Formation Theory: Towards a Radical- Discussant: Cid G. Martinez, California State University- Democratic Development Project? Efe Can Gurcan, Sacramento Simon Fraser University; Gerardo Otero, Simon Fraser 561. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. Big Alesha Istvan, Texas A&M University Pharma, Big Medicine, and Technoscience in the 21st Seeking Divorce in the Midst of Rural-urban Migration: Century Chinese Women’s Help-seeking Strategies in Marital Colorado Convention Center Disputes. Ke Li, Indiana University-Bloomington Session Organizers: Anne Figert, Loyola University-Chicago The Quota Revolution? Promising Potential and Possible Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College Problems Promoting the Proportion of Women in Presider: Anne Figert, Loyola University-Chicago Parliaments. Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia; Boosting Brainpower? From the Medicalisation of Cognition Juree Vichit-Vadakan, National Institute of Development to the Pharmaceuticalisation of Routine Mental Health. Administration Jonathan Peter Gabe, University of London-Royal Holloway; Catherine Coveney, University of Warwick; 564. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Session. Simon Johnson Williams, University of Warwick Sociological Perspectives on Education Reform The Pharmaceuticalization of Sexual Risk: Vaccine Hyatt Regency Denver Development and the New Politics of Cancer Prevention. Session Organizers: Megan Andrew, University of Notre Dame Laura Mamo, San Francisco State University; Steven Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Epstein, Northwestern University Presider: Jennifer L. Jennings, New York University Pharmaceuticalization: Big Pharma’s Myth of an Innovation The Mediocre Performance of U.S. Students on International Crisis and Its Consequences. Donald W. Light, University Education Tests: Are Schools to Blame? Joseph Merry, of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Ohio State University Risk Genomics: Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Variation in Content Coverage by Classroom Composition: An Medicine in Clinical Research and Practice. Ramya Analysis of Advanced Math Course Content. Elizabeth A. Rajagopalan, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Joan H. Covay, University of Pennsylvania Fujimura, University of Wisconsin Principals’ Interactions With Teachers: How Principals’ Social Envisioning the Futures of Health and Health Care. Robert Characteristics Relate to School Community And Teacher Dingwall, Nottingham Trent University; Murray Goulden, Commitment. Heather E. Price, University of Notre Dame University of Nottingham Public School Grade Retention Rates in the United States: Discussant: Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College Estimates by State, Grade, Year, and Race/Ethnicity. John Robert Warren, University of Minnesota; Jim Saliba, 562. Section on Race, Gender and Class Paper Session: University of Minnesota Race, Gender, Class and Sexualities At Risk for Re-segregation? Race, Class and Attitudes Hyatt Regency Denver Towards School Assignment Policies in Raleigh. Toby L. Session Organizer: Mignon R. Moore, University of Parcel, North Carolina State University; Andrew J. Taylor, California-Los Angeles North Carolina State University; Josh Hendrix, North Presider: Marcus Anthony Hunter, Yale University Carolina State University Where do College Students Meet Hook-up and Dating Discussant: Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Partners? Gender, Age, Race and Religiosity Differences. Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina- 565. Section on the Political Economy and the World- Greensboro; Joseph Padgett, University of North Carolina- System Paper Session. The Political Economy of Global Greensboro Climate Change and Other Environmental Disruptions Unwanted Body: The Narratives White Men Tell About Black Colorado Convention Center Women. Brittany Slatton, Texas Southern University Session Organizer: Andrew K. Jorgenson, University of Utah Gendered Racial-ethnic Exclusion Among Gay and Lesbian Presider: James Rice, New Mexico State University Internet Daters in Los Angeles. Matthew H. Rafalow, Explaining the Flow of Environmental Problems across Space University of California-Irvine; Cynthia Feliciano, and Time (or Commodity Chains and the Environment). University of California-Irvine; Belinda Robnett, Jennifer L. Bair, University of Colorado; Liam Downey, University of California-Irvine University of Colorado Stigmatized Masculinity: Why Gay Men Remain Covered in A World Society Perspective on Environmental Outcomes. the Safe Spaces They Choose. Margo M Mahan, Ann M. Hironaka, University of California-Irvine University of California-Berkeley Global Climate Change, the Treadmill of Destruction, and the Discussant: Marcus Anthony Hunter, Yale University War on Drugs. Chad Leighton Smith, Texas State University; Gregory Hooks, Washington State University 563. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Session. Power in a Warming World: Consent and Inequality in Global Men and Women in the Global South Climate Change Politics. David M. Ciplet, Brown Colorado Convention Center University; J. Timmons Roberts, Brown University Session Organizer: Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of The Planetary Rift and the New Exemptionalism: A Political- Virginia Economic Critique of Ecological Modernization Theory. Presider: Lorna Lueker Zukas, National University John Bellamy Foster, University of Oregon Gender and the Contradictory Classes: Middle Class Women and the Neo-liberal Development of Trinidad and Tobago. 566. Section on the Sociology of Emotions Invited Session (one-hour). Recent Developments and Innovations in Body Politics of Male Circumcision and Foreskin the Sociology of Emotions Restoration. Daniel K. Cortese, Governors State Colorado Convention Center University Session Organizer: Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University Nothing to Call Your Own: Class Differences and "Brata" Presider: Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University Practices of Bengali Women. Jaita Talukdar, Loyola Panelists: Rebecca J. Erickson, University of Akron University-New Orleans James M. Jasper, City University of New York-Graduate Center 568. Theory Section Paper Session Theory in Action Dawn T. Robinson, University of Georgia Hyatt Regency Denver Verta A. Taylor, University of California-Santa Barbara Session Organizer: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of Michigan 567. Section on the Sociology of the Body and Embodiment Presider: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of Michigan Roundtable Session (one-hour). Finding the Future in Deliberative Process: A Pragmatist Hyatt Regency Denver Critique of the Dual-process Model. Ann Mische, State 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: University of New Jersey-Rutgers Session Organizers: Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of Differentiated Habitus and Field, and High-risk Political Cincinnati Participation. Ana Velitchkova, University of Notre Dame Alison S. Better, City University of New York- "Erotic Capital": Thinking with and against Bourdieu and Kingsborough Community College Hakim. Adam Isaiah Green, University of Toronto Dana A. Berkowitz, Louisiana State University Tiered Social Orders, Micro-transitions, and the Social Landscapes of Coleman, Luhmann, and Bourdieu. Jeremy Table 1. Bodies, Sport and Fitness Markham Schulz, Cornell University Table Presider: Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of Cincinnati 3:30 pm Meetings Every One of Us Gutted it Out to the Finish: Bodily Section on Body and Embodiment Business Meeting – Hyatt Schemas as Strong Culture. Kari Marie Christoffersen, Regency Denver University of Notre Dame Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting – Body Fat and the Sexy Politics of the Biggest Loser. Lydia Colorado Convention Center Rose, Kent State University-East Liverpool Taking a Hit: Body Maintenance in Women’s Professional Fooll. Jennifer Carter, University of Cincinnati TUESDAY, AUGUST 21

Table 2. Body and Mind Table Presider: Dana A. Berkowitz, Louisiana State 8:00 am Meetings University Exploring the Embodied Nature of Meaning Making: The 2012-13 ASA Council – Colorado Convention Center Role of Habitus in Book Publishing. Elizabeth Gulledge, University of St. Andrews Infertility-related Stress and Coping: How Socially Undesirable Approaches to Infertility can Actually be Less Stressful. Margaret Waltz, Case Western Reserve University Turn Off Your Brain: Mind-body Dissociation as Strategy in Home Birth. Rachael B. Kulick, University of Minnesota You Don’t Need a Body to Feel a Body: Phantom Limb Syndrome and Corporeal Transgression. Cassandra S. Crawford, Northern Illinois University

Table 3. Bodily Interventions Table Presider: Alison S. Better, City University of New York-Kingsborough Community College Eternal Ink? The Fluid Identities of Tattooed Women and their Motivations for Tattoo Acquisition and Removal. Desire' Janelle-Maralyn Anastasia, Metropolitan College-Denver Saving Face, Saving Lives: The Work of Operation Smile. Heather Laine Talley, Western Carolina University