Discussant: Amy L. Best, George Mason University MONDAY, AUGUST 22 This session will showcase new sociological research on bullying, harassment, and school violence. While bullying in school has long been The length of each daytime session/meeting activity is one identified as a problem, research on the topic has tended to focus on psychological aspects rather than on social dimensions. More recently, hour and forty minutes, unless noted otherwise. The usual however, sociologists have identified the role that bullying and harassment turnover schedule is as follows: play in creating and maintaining social conflicts and inequalities along lines of 8:30 am – 10:10 am race, gender, and sexual orientation. The media of harassment - physical, 10:30 am – 12:10 pm verbal, and virtual - have also come under scrutiny by sociologists. Moreover, schools' differential responses to various forms of violence may exacerbate 12:30 pm – 2:10 pm inequalities, as offenses involving weapons are treated with zero tolerance 2:30 pm – 4:10 pm (sometimes to absurd degrees, as when students are suspended for plastic 4:30 pm – 6:10 pm knives) while harassment that does not involve weapons may be unseen or ignored by authority figures. Session presiders and committee chairs are requested to see that sessions and meetings end on time to avoid 314. Thematic Session. Conflict, Bargaining, and Pay: The conflicts with subsequent activities scheduled into the same Sociology of Earnings Inequality room. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Thomas A. DiPrete, University of 7:00 am Meetings Wisconsin, Madison Presider: Thomas A. DiPrete, University of Wisconsin, Section on Aging and the Life Course Council Meeting -- Madison Caesars Palace Las Vegas The Strategic Logic of Conflict Socialization: Labor, Section on Children and Youth Council Meeting -- Caesars Community and the Politics of Low-wage Work. Dorian Palace Las Vegas T. Warren, Columbia University Executive Pay and Perceptions of Inequality and Opportunity. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Council Leslie McCall, Northwestern University Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Worker Advocacy in Freelance Occupational Labor Markets. Daniel B. Cornfield, Vanderbilt University Section on Medical Sociology Council Meeting -- Caesars Power, Workers, and Inequality. David Brady, Duke Palace Las Vegas University Earnings inequality has grown in the U.S. over the past quarter century for 8:30 am Meetings many reasons. While inequality trends respond to changes in the distribution of skills and returns to skill, these factors are themselves shaped by social and 2012 Program Committee -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas institutional forces involving employment relations, partisan politics, labor unions and collective bargaining, the gendered division of labor within Award Selection Committee Chairs with the Committee on households, and racial discrimination. The papers in this session will explore Awards -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas the connection between these factors and the current structure of earnings inequality in the U.S., and may also compare the strength and impact of these Orientation for New Section Officers -- Caesars Palace Las forces in America and other industrialized countries. Vegas 315. Thematic Session. Informal Economy of Urban 8:30 am Sessions Violence Caesars Palace Las Vegas 313. Thematic Session. Bullying, Harassment, and School Session Organizer: Waverly Duck, Yale University Violence Caesars Palace Las Vegas 316. Thematic Session. The Great Decline in Global Session Organizer: Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin- Conflict since the End of the Cold War Madison Caesars Palace Las Vegas Presider: Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin-Madison Session Organizer: Jack A. Goldstone, George Mason Flirting, Teasing or Harming? Gendered and Sexualized University Dimensions of Bullying and Harassment in High School. Presider: Jack A. Goldstone, George Mason University C.J. Pascoe, Colorado College Trends in the Volume and Intensity of Conflict Since 1995: A Cyberbullying: A New Form of Harassment in Schools of Just Startling Decline. Andrew Mack, Human Security Project another Moral Panic? Linda M. Waldron, Christopher and Simon Fraser University Newport University The Sociology of Civil War and the Changing Character of School Bullying Experiences: LBGT Youth and the 21st Century Conflict. Stathis Kalyvas, Yale University Intersections of Race and Gender. George L. Wimberly, Old Revolutions, New Revolutions: Paths toward 21st Century American Educational Research Association Radical Social Change. John Foran, University of Taking Sides: How Do Urban and Suburban Schools Respond California-Santa Barbara to the Bullying and Harassment of Vulnerable or Global Trends in State Fragility and Conflict. Monty Marginalized Students? Paul Hirschfield, Rutgers Marshall, George Mason University; Jack A. Goldstone, University George Mason University The Regulation of Violence in Non-state Armed Actors: Presider: Robert Lang, Brookings Institution and University of Ideology, Discipline, and Organizational Structure. Nevada-Las Vegas Elisabeth Jean Wood, Yale University Panelists: William H. Frey, Brookings Institution One of the more striking and still as of yet not explained, trends in global Audrey Singer, The Brookings Institution conflict is the stunning fall in civil wars and battle deaths worldwide since Robert Lang, Brookings Institution and University of 1999. For example, between 1999 and 2005, the number of conflicts in Africa fell by 56%, and the number of annual battle deaths fell by 98%! Great Nevada-Las Vegas Revolutions have been replaced by Color Revolutions, and low-casualty Christina Nicholas, University of Nevada-Las Vegas irregular warfare and terrorism has largely replaced conventional war. For The Mountain West—Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico example, in the 8-year war in Afghanistan between NATO coalition forces and and Utah— have experienced some of the fastest population growth, the Taliban, deaths have totalled only 1,700, or about 17 per month. If this is demographic shift and urban transformation. Thus, the region has grown war, it marks a radical change in what we think of as war, with displaced nearly three times faster than the United States as a whole over the past two peoples in the millions but battle deaths only in the thousands. What factors -- decades, with majority of the growth occurring in six metropolitan areas. And global, technological, strategic -- account for this change in the nature and while the region remains primarily white, it has experienced an increase in volume of conflicts? Hispanic population growth. The panel will use 2010 census data to examine population change, Hispanic population growth, and metropolitan expansion in 317. Special Session. Achievement Gap Research for the the Mountain West. The panelists will then discuss the economic, social and 21st Century political impacts and implications as evident of the 2010 census. Caesars Palace Las Vegas 320. Policy and Research Workshop. Social Science Date Session Organizer: Angel Luis Harris, Princeton University Infrastructure Presider: Angel Luis Harris, Princeton University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Panelists: Meredith Phillips, University of California-Los Session Organizer: Regina E. Werum, Emory University Angeles Leader: Regina E. Werum, Emory University Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Co-Leaders: Katherine Meyer, National Science Foundation Keith D. Robinson, University of Michigan Tom W. Smith, National Opinion Research Center Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania R. Saylor Breckenridge, Wake Forest University The racial achievement gap should be considered a national crisis and among the biggest social problems facing the United States during this Janet Gornick, The Graduate Center / City University of century. With the advent of the school voucher movement and the push to end New York affirmative-action programs over the past decade, the issue of race-based and Salvatore Saporito, The College of William and Mary ethnicity-based test score gaps has garnered increased attention from policy Sheela Kennedy, University of Minnesota makers and the general public. Further contributing to a sense of urgency is The Sociology Program at the National Science Foundation (NSF) that 2010 marks the birth year for the first cohort of youth who will enter supports large-scale data resources and participates in the review and funding college in 2028, the final year of the 25-year span allotted by the 2003 of interdisciplinary research with other NSF programs. These include the Supreme Court ruling for the use of affirmative action. The purpose of the Science, Technology and Society (STS), Innovation and Organizational panel is to bring together sociologists who study education to discuss the racial Sciences (IOS), Methodology, Measurement and Statistics (MMS) and Law achievement gap. Specifically, each panelist will discuss 1) the state of what and Social Science (LSS), and Science of Innovation Science of Science and we currently know about the achievement gap (e.g., trends and causes), 2) the Innovation Policy (SciSIP) programs. In 2009 the Sociology Program direction education researchers should take during the next decade, 3) and renewed support for the General Social Survey (GSS); it also supports the potential solutions to the problem. Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) and the International Integrated Public Micro-Data Series (IPUMS-International), and it has funded a new data 318. Special Session. Conflicting Notions of Personhood: resource, School Attendance Boundary Information System (SABINS). All Theoretical Implications comprise publicly available social science data that can used by sociologists to Caesars Palace Las Vegas complete comparative research, assess trends in public attitudes, and examine Session Organizer: Stephen Vaisey, University of California- educational outcomes in more precise geographical locations. NSF program officers along with representatives from major NSF-supported data Berkeley infrastructure projects will provide information on publicly available tools, Presider: Stephen Vaisey, University of California-Berkeley instrumentation, shared databases and cyberinfrastructure for disciplinary and Panelists: Jonathan H. Turner, University of California- interdisciplinary research. The session is interactive; audience participation is Riverside encouraged. Lynn Smith-Lovin, Duke University 321. Regular Session. Collective Memory: Europe's Past Neil L. Gross, University of British Columbia and Present Christine Horne, Washington State University Caesars Palace Las Vegas The central purpose is to draw attention to the importance of implicit models of persons in sociological theory, to spell out areas of conflict about Session Organizer: Suzanna M. Crage, University of them, and to think critically about the alternative options and opportunities for Pittsburgh future work. The session will entail a panel of theorists to speak from Presider: Nikole Hotchkiss, Kenyon College particular perspectives on the nature of human personhood presupposed and/or Traumascapes: Collective Memory and Memory Regimes in advocated by their perspective, and then two respondents who discuss the presentations before opening up to general discussion. the Commemoration of Children's Murder in the Third Reich. Lutz Kaelber, University of Vermont 319. Regional Spotlight Session (Las Vegas). Growth in the East-Central Europe Remembers: Commemorating 20 Years Mountain West: Perspectives from Brookings Since the Fall of the Wall. Susan Pearce, East Carolina Institution University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Moving Forward: Mnemonic Consolidation of the Very Recent Session Organizer: Robert Lang, Brookings Institution and Past in German Official Commemoration. Andrea M. University of Nevada-Las Vegas Mueller, Rutgers University Teaching "Germanness"/Teaching Genocide: The role of the Stability of Cohabiting Unions in Later Life. Jonathan Vespa, Holocaust in citizenship education for immigrants in Ohio State University Germany. Jessica Autumn Brown, University of Houston Discussant: Akiko Hashimoto, University of Pittsburgh 325. Regular Session. Deviance Ethnographies Caesars Palace Las Vegas 322. Regular Session. Criminology II. Crime and Social Session Organizer: Leon Anderson, Utah State University Networks Presider: Leon Anderson, Utah State University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Destination Hollywood: The Experiences of Newly Unhoused Session Organizer: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine Youth. Elizabeth A. Joniak-Grant, University of Presider: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine California-Los Angeles Population Distribution, Neighborhood Networks, and Dramaturgy and Emotion Management in a Mental Health Neighborhood Crime: A Simulation Study. John R. Hipp, Court. Monte Staton, Loyola University Chicago; Arthur University of California, Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University Lurigio, Loyola University Chicago of California-Irvine; Ryan M. Acton, University of Representation and Regret: American Tattoo Narratives after California, Irvine; Nicholas N Nagle, University of the "Renaissance". Eric Madfis, Northeastern University; Tennessee; Adam Michael Boessen, University of Tammi M. Arford, Northeastern University California Stigma 2.0: Pervasive Mocking Content and Deviance in How Ex-Inmates Access Social and Human Capital: A Virtual Social Interactions. David Shulman, Lafayette Qualitative Study. Grant Edward Tietjen, University of College; Rebecca Heslin, Lafayette College Nebraska at Lincoln Discussant: Leon Anderson, Utah State University Social Disorganization and Enclave Effects in Urban Latino Destinations. David Michael Ramey, The Ohio State 326. Regular Session. Education and Asian Migrations University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Understanding the Role of Parochial Control in a Session Organizer: Minjeong Kim, Virginia Tech Disadvantaged Brooklyn Community. Christine Barrow, Presider: Minjeong Kim, Virginia Tech Hofstra University Education or Migration? Income Mobility of South Koreans in Korea-US Transnational Stratification. Chang Won Lee, 323. Regular Session. Definitional Debates in Gay, Lesbian, University of Maryland at College Park Bisexual and Transgendered Studies Encountering Ethnic and National Selves: Cold War Okinawa, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Student Migration and Identity Formation. Kinuko Session Organizer: Amin Ghaziani, Princeton University Yamazato, University of Hawaii Presider: Amin Ghaziani, Princeton University Segmented Incorporation and Truncated Mobility: The Second When Do Bodies Matter?: Category-Crossers, Gender Panics, Generation of Rural Migrants in Urban China. Pei-Chia and the Sex/Gender/Sexuality System. Laurel E. Lan, National Taiwan University Westbrook, Grand Valley State University; Kristen Schilt, Discussant: Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago Redefining Queer: Women's Pleasure and Relationships in an 327. Regular Session. Housing/Housing Policy Age of Sexual Fluidity. Alison S. Better, City University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas New York-Kingsborough Community College Session Organizer: Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University Third Genders in Third Places at Sisters, a Local Lesbian Bar. Presider: Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University Clare Forstie, Northwestern University Foreclosure sales and the construction of risk. Hannah Louise "What We Must Do for Our Country: Homosexual Necessity Thomas, Brandeis University in the Military and Beyond". Jane Ward, University of Race, Neighborhood Conditions, and Welfare Outcomes: California-Riverside Evidence from the Three City Study. Pamela R. Bennett, Discussant: Peter M. Hennen, Ohio State University - Newark Johns Hopkins University; Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University 324. Regular Session. Demographic and Comparative Sense of Place among Atlanta Public Housing Residents. Griff Approaches to Marriage and Cohabitation Tester, Georgia State University; Erin E. Ruel, Georgia Caesars Palace Las Vegas State University; Angela Anderson, Georgia State Session Organizer: Susan Walzer, Skidmore College University; Donald C. Reitzes, Georgia State University; Presider: Anne R. Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz Deirdre Aine Oakley, Georgia State University Changes in Union Formation from 1980-2008. Heather Molly The Social Ecology of Speculation: Community Context and Rackin, Duke University; Christina Gibson-Davis, Duke Non-Occupancy Investment in the U.S. Housing Bubble. Marriage, Cohabitation and Happiness: A Cross-National Adam Goldstein, UC Berkeley Analysis of 27 Countries. Kristen Schultz Lee, University Why Poor People Move (and Where They Go): Residential at Buffalo, SUNY; Hiroshi Ono, Texas A&M University Mobility, Selection and Stratification. Stefanie Ann Pathways to marriage and union formation among young DeLuca, Johns Hopkins University; Peter Rosenblatt, adults. Brett Beattie, Pennsylvania State University; Johns Hopkins University; Holly Wood, Harvard Spencer James, Penn State University University 328. Regular Session. How Do Organizations Bring Democratization, Local Autonomy and Local Development Markets Back In? Competition, Meritocracy, and Pay Initiatives in Rural South Korea: A Comparative Case and Tenure Outcomes. Study. Larry L. Burmeister, Ohio University; Hanhee Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hahm, Chonbuk National University Session Organizer: Valery Yakubovich, University of Rebuilding New York City after 9/11 - Ten Years Later. Pennsylvania David W. Woods, City University of New York-Queens Accounting for the Gap: A Field Experiment Manipulating College Organizational Accountability in Pay Decisions. Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 332. Regular Session. Quantitative Methodology A Just Gender Wage Gap? Evaluations of Fairness in Men's Caesars Palace Las Vegas and Women's Earnings. Carsten Sauer, Bielefeld Session Organizer: Jennie E. Brand, University of California - University; Stefan Liebig, Bielefeld University Los Angeles Conflicting job tenure trends in the United States: Gender, Bias in Fixed Effect Estimation under Random Effect marital status, and occupations. Matissa Hollister, Condition and the Problem of Effect Heterogeneity. Hyun Dartmouth College; Kristin Smith, Carsey Institute Sik Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Felix Elwert, Paying more to get less: Skills, information, and the effects of University of Wisconsin-Madison external hiring versus internal promotion. Matthew James The Identification Problem in Detailed Wage Decompositions: Bidwell, The Wharton School Revisited. ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas Discussant: Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina Panel Conditioning in a Longitudinal Study of Chilean Adolescents' Substance Use: Evidence from an 329. Regular Session. Mental Health Experiment. Florencia Torche, New York University; Caesars Palace Las Vegas John Robert Warren, University of Minnesota; Andrew Session Organizer: Tariqah Nuriddin, Howard University Halpern-Manners, University of Minnesota Presider: Mercedes Rubio, National Inst of Mental Health Discussant: Yu Xie, University of Michigan Sub-threshold Psychiatric Diagnoses and the Conceptualization of Mental Illness. Dena Tamara Smith, 333. Regular Session. Social Networks: New Theoretical Rutgers University; Kathryn Burrows, State University of and Empirical Approaches New Jersey-Rutgers Caesars Palace Las Vegas Lay Diagnosis of a ´Serious´ Mental Illness: Results of a Session Organizer: Damon M. Centola, MIT Cross-Cultural Study. Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston Presider: Ko Kuwabara, Cornell University University Alternating Optimization Algorithm for Blockmodeling Two- Differences in effects of neighborhood structural disadvantage way Two-mode Data with Unknown Numbers of Clusters. on depressive symptoms in children and their caregivers. Robert Alan Hanneman, University of California, Claudia Leonie Nau, Pennsylvania State University Riverside; Juan I Casse, University of California, Reachability of Social Capital and Health in Urban China and Riverside; Christian R. Shelton, University of California, the United States. Lijun Song, Vanderbilt University Riverside An investigation of U.S. discussion network size using a 330. Regular Session. Microsociologies general population experiment. Matthew E. Brashears, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Cornell University Session Organizer: Philip Smith, Yale University Leveraging the Strength of Weak Ties Beyond the Fulcrum of Presider: Eleanor Townsley, Mount Holyoke College Independence. John Chandler Johnson, Stanford The Market as an Object of Attachment. Karin D. Knorr University Cetina, University of Chicago Peer Effects on Adolescent Cigarette Smoking and Social Snootiness as an Interaction Form. Michael E Bare, Network-Based Interventions: Experimental Evidence from University of Chicago China. Weihua An, Harvard University Distilling Deliberation. David R. Gibson, University of Discussant: Ko Kuwabara, Cornell University Pennsylvania; Ann Mische, Rutgers University 334. Regular Session. Social Psychology 331. Regular Session. Political Sociology II. The Promise Caesars Palace Las Vegas and Challenges of Deliberative Practice Session Organizer: Kathy J. Kuipers, University of Montana Caesars Palace Las Vegas Presider: Kathy J. Kuipers, University of Montana Session Organizer: Gregory M. Maney, Hofstra University Work Value Change and the U.S. Economic Recession. Presider: Lyndi N. Hewitt, Hofstra University Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson, Washington State University; Absencing and participatory budgets in Buenos Aires: The Rayna Amber Sage, Washington State University anti-deliberative practices of a transnational panacea Does this article make me look fat? How exposure to news paradigm. Ryan Centner, Tufts University reporting shapes anti-fat attitudes. David Frederick, Democracy in Translation: How Global Movements Change UCLA; Abigail C. Saguy, UCLA; Kjerstin Gruys, UCLA Deliberative Practices. Nicole Doerr, European University Segregation in Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Youth's Personal Institute Networks. Koji Ueno, Florida State University; Eric R. Wright, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis; older adults. Jason D. Boardman, University of Colorado; Mathew D. Gayman, Georgia State University; Janice Carlos Mendes de Leon, University of Michigan, School of McCabe, Florida State University Public Health Better Sorry Than Safe: The Effect of Social Stereotypes on Weathering the Great Recession: Psychological and Risk-Taking Behavior. Susan Rebecca Fisk, Stanford Behavioral Trajectories in the Transition from School to Discussant: Timothy J. Owens, Kent State University Work. Michael Vuolo, University of Minnesota; Jeremy Staff, The Pennsylvania State University; Jeylan T. 335. Regular Session. Sociology of Science I: Politics and Mortimer, University of Minnesota Discovery Discussant: Angela M. O'Rand, Duke University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Scott Frickel, Washington State University 337. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Presider: Kelly Moore, Loyola University-Chicago Paper Session. Open Topic on Collective Behavior and "Your Health is Your Wealth": The Paid Participation of Social Movements Healthy Volunteers in Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials. Jill Caesars Palace Las Vegas A. Fisher, Vanderbilt University Session Organizer: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University Knowledge? What Values? Comparative Politics of Patenting Presider: Malaena Jo Taylor, University of Connecticut Life Forms in the United States and Europe. Shobita Explaining the Spatial Distribution of the 2009 Tax Day Tea Parthasarathy, University of Michigan Parties. Patrick S. Rafail, Pennsylvania State University; Don't Follow the Money, Follow the Actor: Tobacco Research Edward T. Walker, University of Michigan; John D. as a Benevolent Project in the 1970s. Uri Shwed, McCarthy, Pennsylvania State University; Ashley Gromis, Columbia University University of California-Los Angeles Narrating Discoveries: The Transformation of Robert Koch's Islamic Feminism, A New Paradigm to Crack out Patriarchy in Cholera Bacillus in the United States. Owen Whooley, Egypt. Hyun Jeong Ha, University of Texas-Austin New York University Spontaneity in the Arab Revolts 2011. Mohammed Bamyeh, Measuring Novelty: Models of Discovery and Invention. University of Pittsburgh Jacob Gates Foster, University of Chicago; James A. The Emergence and Impact of the Tea Party Movement in the Evans, University of Chicago; Andrey Rzhetsky, University United States, 2008-2010. Ion Bogdan Vasi, Columbia of Chicago University; David Strang, Cornell University 336. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Session. 338. Section on Communication and Information Age and Sociological Imagination: Individual and Technology Roundtable Session Micro-level Dynamics Caesars Palace Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Session Organizers: Dale Dannefer, Case Western Reserve Session Organizer: Carey L. Sargent, University of Virginia University Michael J. Shanahan, University of North Carolina-Chapel Table 1. Civil Society: Flourishing or Diminishing? Hill "If the People Like It, It Must be Good": Criticism, Presider: Michael J. Shanahan, University of North Carolina- Democracy and the Culture of Consensus. Nancy Chapel Hill Weiss Hanrahan, George Mason Universitry Age and Embodied Masculinities: Mid-Life Gay and An Analysis on Democratic Characteristics of the Internet. Heterosexual Men Talk about their Bodies. Amy Caroline Hatice Akca, University of South Carolina Lodge, University of Texas Austin; Debra Umberson, Information Empires and the Closure of Open Video University of Texas Culture: Ethno-historical Case Studies from an G-E Interactions, Epigenesis and Sociological Imagination Internet/Television Network. Adam Fish, UCLA over the Life Course. Dale Dannefer, Case Western LiveJournal: The Conquest of Cyrillic Public Sphere. Reserve University; Kathryn Z. Douthit, University of Pavel V. Vasiliev, University of Nevada Las Vegas Rochester; Jessica Kelley-Moore, Case Western Reserve University Table 2. Peer Production: Labor or Leisure? Inequalities in Life Course Cognition: Class Reproduction, Does Bureaucracy Pose an Obstacle to Volunteering for Cognitive Selection, and Educational Advantage in Online Organizations? Michael Restivo, Stony Brook HALCyon Cohorts. Sean Clouston, McGill; Diana Kuh, University Univeresity College London/Medical Research Council; It's Boring and Repetitive: Why Do People Do It? An Marcus Richards, University College London/Medical Experiment on Motivation in Crowdsourcing Work. Research Council; Ian Deary, University of Edinburgh; Zack Kertcher, University of Notre Dame; David S. Rachel Cooper, National Study of Human Hachen, University of Notre Dame Development/Medical Research Council; Rebecca Hardy, Institutional Structures of Knowledge Production: A National Study of Human Development/Medical Research Framework of Analysis. Edo Navot, University of Council; Scott Hofer, University of Victoria Wisconsin - Madison Neighborhood context, ApoE4, and global cognition among More Work for Less Pay: The Spectator in the Age of New Televisual Media. Brittany Anne Chozinski, The New Chicago School for Social Research "Mobile" Phones in the Context of Liquid Modernity. Chia-Rong Tsao, ; Hou-ming Huang, Department of Table 3. Cultural Participation: Consumption or Production? Sociology, National Chengchi University, Taiwan Restaurant 2.0: Bringing Online Sociality to the Streets. Sang-hyoun Pahk, University of Hawaii at Manoa Table 7. Infrastructure: Access or Restriction? Print is Dead: The Promise and Peril of Digitalized Social Factors Affecting E-Learning and Deocratization of Media for a Youth Subculture. Jeffrey S. Debies-Carl, Information. Ali Kamali, Missouri Western State University of New Haven University The Participatory Web: A User Perspective on Web 2.0. IT and Development: The Internet and the Cell Phone in Grant Blank, University of Oxford; Bianca C. Reisdorf, Haiti. Michel S. Laguerre, Univ of California-Berkeley University of Oxford Steps toward a Socio-technical Categorization Scheme for The Exchange of Material Culture Among Rock Fans in Types of Information: Structural Distinctions in Online Communities. Andrea Baker, Ohio University Information Standards. Jo Ann Brooks, Vanderbilt at Lancaster University; David Mann, The MITRE Corporation Taking Online Privacy to the Next Level: A Multinational Table 4. Health: Risk or Benefit? Look at Facebook. Nicole M Pierski, University of Cyberspace and Sexual Risk Rationalization: Experiences California at Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University of of Men who have Sex with Men. Anthony P. California-Irvine Lombardo, University of Toronto Internet Use and Psychological Well-Being in Older 339. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology Adults. Ronald William Berkowsky, University of Paper Session. Islam and the Modern World Alabama at Birmingham Caesars Palace Las Vegas The Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game and Session Organizer: Albert J. Bergesen, University of Arizona its "Addiction" Mechanics. Luther C Elliott, National Patrimonial Politics: Tunisia, Morocco, Iraq. Mounira Maya Development and Research Institutes, Inc.; Geoffrey Charrad, University of Texas-Austin Ream, Adelphi University; Eloise Dunlap, National States and Women's Rights in Central Asia. Danielle Kane, Dev. & Research Insts. Duke University; Ksenia O. Gorbenko, University of The Death of Rural Tourism? Explaining the Decline of Pennsylvania American Interest in Hunting. Kristopher K. Robison, Modern Environmentalism and Muslim Ecological Paradigm: Ohio State University Towards an Ontological Alliance. Md Saidul Islam, Nanyang Technological University-Singapore Table 5. Presence: Real or Virtual? Hailing the 'Muslim' Citizen: National Identity and the State It's the Thought That Counts: Negotiating Personal Field in Modern Pakistan. Sadia Saeed, University of Relationships within Interstitial Copresence. Steven J. Michigan-Ann Arbor Seiler, Tennessee Tech University 340. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Monsters, Ghosts and Cyborgs: Techno-organic Systems Inequality and the Crisis of American Capitalism and Cybercommunications. Alecea Irene Standlee, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Syracuse University Session Organizer: Bruce Western, Harvard University More than the Real? Media/Form Perspective on Presider: Vanesa Estrada Correa, University of California, Augmented Reality. Yu Cheng Liu, National Chengchi Riverside University Executive Compensation in the Economy of Permanent Crisis: The (Un)Sociable Act in the Age of the Internet. David Do Institutional Pressures for Change Matter? Ed Toews, York University Carberry, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Table 6. Social Ties: Weak or Strong Financialization, Wealth, and Income Inequality. Michael Emergent Social Capital in the Digital Generation: David Nau, Ohio State University Influence of Family SES and Local Opportunity It's Good to Be a Capitalist: Why Capitalists are Getting More Structure. Howard T. Welser, Ohio University; and Workers are Getting Less. Tali Kristal, University of Brandon Brooks, Michigan State University; Quentin Haifa; David B. Grusky, Stanford University Kilpatrick, Ohio University; Michael Dickard, Ohio The Incidence of Low-Wage Work in the United States, 1949- University 2007: A Structuralist-Regulationist Analysis. Pablo The Changing Demographic Profile of Online Daters - Andres Mitnik, Stanford University Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants. PJ Rey, Discussant: Vanesa Estrada Correa, University of California, University of Maryland Riverside Virtual Gaming Worlds: A Microcosm of Complex Social Tie Interactions. Talmadge Wright, Loyola University Chicago; Beth L. Dougherty, Loyola University 341. Section on International Migration Paper Session. Knowledge Asymmetry in Brokerage: Secret Network Sources Impact of the Global Recession on International of Broker's Position and Power. Jason P Davis, Migration Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Aleksandra Joanna Caesars Palace Las Vegas Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Sloan Session Organizer: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University School of Management; Oliver Hahl, Massachusetts Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Institute of Technology Doing Gender, Ensuring Survival: Mexican Migration and Overcoming Differences: Activities and Diversity in a Social Economic Crisis in the Rural Mountain West. Leah Network. Mark Rivera, Northwestern University; Helena Caroline Schmalzbauer, Montana State University Buhr, University of Michigan; Brian Uzzi, Northwestern Exporting Health: From Cuba to Venezuela to the United University States. Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan The Network Dynamics of Status: Selection and Influence. Going 'Back' Where They Came From? The Second Vanina Jasmine Torlo, University of Lugano; Alessandro Generation 'Viet Kieu' Looking for Work in Vietnam. Lomi, University of Lugano Mytoan H Nguyen, University of Wisconsin-Madison Skirting the Border: The Role of Formal Organizations in the 344. Section on Political Economy of the World-System Generation of Undocumented Labor. SaunJuhi Verma, Paper Session. Global Labor Movements in the Era of University of Chicago Dispossession Caesars Palace Las Vegas 342. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. From Session Organizers: Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic Patient-Physician Interaction to Health Policy: University Controversies, Commodification, and Consumerism in Jennifer L. Bair, University of Colorado Health Care (co-sponsored with the Section on Marxist Spaces of Marginalization: Economic Oppression and Sociology) Resistance in Bolivia. Brent Z. Kaup, College of William Caesars Palace Las Vegas & Mary Session Organizer: Hyeyoung Oh, University of California-Los US Autoworkers, Globalization, and Discourses of Angeles Dispossession. Nicole Aschoff, Boston University Presider: Hyeyoung Oh, University of California-Los Angeles "Accumulation by Enclosure" and the Alternatives of the Advancing the Business Creed? The Framing of Decisions Counter-Enclosure Movements of Our Times. Farshad A. about Public Sector Managed Care. Howard Waitzkin, Araghi, Florida Atlantic University University of New Mexico; Joel Yager, University of Local Livelihoods, Global Implications: South African Colorado; Richard Santos, University of New Mexico Workers' Responses to the Decline of Labor. Ben Scully, Patient, Parent, Advocate, Investor: The Contours of Markets, Johns Hopkins University Medicine, and Government. David Schleifer, New York Discussant: Beverly Silver, Johns Hopkins University University; Aaron L. Panofsky, University of California, Los Angeles 345. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Paper Session. Cultural Health Capital: A Pilot Test of a New Approach to Race/Gender/Class Perspecitve on Navigating the Understanding Patient-Provider Interactions. Janet K. Academy Shim, Univ of California-San Francisco; Jamie Suki Chang, Caesars Palace Las Vegas University of California-SF; Leslie A. Dubbin, University Session Organizer: Carla P. Davis, Beloit College of California, San Francisco Presider: Erica Morales, University of California-Los Angeles Exploring Direct-to-Consumer Genome Scans as a Potential From Poverty to Privilege: How Class Influences the Threat to the Profession of Medicine. Marcie Lambrix, Experiences of Black Undergraduate Students. Erica Case Western Reserve University Morales, University of California-Los Angeles Listening to Lyrica: Contested Diagnoses and Pharmaceutical Class, Race, Gender and the Elite University: A Noncognitive Validation. Kristin Kay Barker, Oregon State University Assessment of Academic Adjustment. Megan Theresa Thiele, University of California-Irvine 343. Section on Organizations, Occupation, and Work Race and Frequency of Interracial Dining Experiences on Paper Session. Social Networks and Organizations Students' Perceptions of the Campus Racial Climate. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Maria R. Lowe, Southwestern University; Reginald Session Organizer: James A. Kitts, Columbia University Anthony Byron, Southwestern University; Griffin Ferry, An Event-based Investigation of Triadic Closure in Southwestern University; Melissa Garcia, Southwestern Organizations. Eric Quintane, University of Melbourne; University Garry Robins, University of Melbourne; Philippa E. Pattison, University of Melbourne 346. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Paper Discretion Within the Constraints of Opportunity: Gender Session. Shifting Lines/Shifting Boundaries: Toward a Homophily and Structure in a Formal Organization. Adam Critical Sociology of Multiraciality M. Kleinbaum, Dartmouth College; Toby E. Stuart, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Harvard University; Michael L. Tushman, Harvard Session Organizer: David L. Brunsma, University of Missouri- Business School -Columbia Presider: David L. Brunsma, University of Missouri-- Doug Schrock, Florida State University Columbia Adia M. Harvey Wingfield, Georgia State University Importance of Having a Same Race Partner among Multiracial The panel will discuss issues concerning the ways in which we currently and Monoracial Identified People. Krystale Littlejohn, measure emotions. Emotions, felt and expressed, are often measured by using items in surveys and vignette studies, by coding responses in interviews and in Stanford University observations through participant observation, and by recording physiological Not The Multiracial Experience: An Intersectional Approach. responses. What are the pros and cons of these types of measures, how might Hephzibah Virginia Strmic-Pawl, University of Virginia they be improved, and what are the current challenges in measuring emotions? Two Faced: The Multiracial Movement as a Movement of 350. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper Session. Multi-framers. Todd Couch, Texas A&M University Families and the Military Discussant: Rainier Spencer, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas 347. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Session Organizer: Jennifer Hickes Lundquist, University of Narrative in Institutions Massachusetts-Amherst Caesars Palace Las Vegas Marrying Young: An Application of the Job-Demands Session Organizer: Robert Zussman, University of Resources Model to the American Military. Marek Nathan Massachusetts Posard, University of Maryland-College Park Agreeing What to Do But Not Why: Sentencing in a Juvenile The Politics of Foot Powder: Depoliticizing Motherhood Justice System. Joshua Wakeham, Harvard University During Wartime. Wendy M. Christensen, Bowdoin College Genealogical Narratives and the Politics of Descent. Eviatar Veteran Status, Marital Infidelity, and Divorce. Andrew S. Zerubavel, Rutgers University London, Syracuse University; Elizabeth Allen, University Narratives of White Male Innocence in Print Media: The of Colorado Denver; Janet M. Wilmoth, Syracuse Politics of Cultural Memory. Jennifer L. Pierce, University University of Minnesota "I'm Married to Someone in the Military": Who Identifies with Neither Comedy nor Tragedy: Towards a More Convincing the Military Spouse Role? Sidra J. Montgomery, Narrative of Enron. Mark D. Jacobs, George Mason University of Maryland-College Park University Discussant: Jennifer Hickes Lundquist, University of Discussant: Michele Dillon, University of New Hampshire Massachusetts-Amherst 348. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Session. 351. Theory Section Roundtable Session Making a Difference? Educational Policies and Caesars Palace Las Vegas Inequality 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Isaac A. Reed, University of Colorado- Session Organizers: Catherine Riegle-Crumb, University of Boulder Texas-Austin William J. Carbonaro, University of Notre Dame Table 1. Advances in Metatheory Can Expansion Equalize Opportunity? Educational Expansion Cognitive-Affective Linkages in Culture. Benjamin and Occupational Mobility 1850 - 1930. Emily Rauscher, Michael Lamb-Books, University of Colorado at New York University Boulder Explicit and Implicit Inequalities: Curricular Tracking in Ritual-Value, Symbolic-Value, and Mythical-Value, three Cross-National Perspective. Anna Katyn Chmielewski, concepts to understand the concept of domination. Stanford University Nicolas Pierre Simon, Eastern Connecticut state Nothing Gold Can Stay: Accountability, Inequality and University Achievement. Douglas Lee Lauen, University of North The Pitfall of Hypostatization/Reification and the Reality Carolina; Jennifer L. Jennings, New York University of Social Things. Fred Eidlin, University of Guelph Putting College First: How Social and Financial Capital The Paradigmatic Fallacy in Socio-Cultural Semiotics. Impact Labor Market Participation Among Low-Income Andrea Cossu, University of New Haven Undergraduates. James G. Benson, UW-Madison; Sara The Concept of Social Capital Revisited. Miguel Angel Goldrick-Rab, University of Wisconsin-Madison Ruz Perez, University of British Columbia Who Chooses? A Sociological Portrait of Families Active in School Choice. Peter C Weitzel, University of Illinois at Table 2. Classical Theory and Contemporary Sociology Urbana-Champaign Durkheim and Simmel on the Family and Women. Lisa Discussant: Mark A. Berends, University of Notre Dame Marie Boyd, Pennsylvania State University On Weber's and Habermas' Democratic Theories.A 349. Section on Sociology of Emotions Invited Session. Reconstruction and Comparison. Sandro Segre, Issues in Measuring Emotions (one-hour) University of Genoa, Italy Caesars Palace Las Vegas Simmel and Fashion: Change Your Clothes. Erica J. Session Organizer: Cathryn Johnson, Emory University Dollhopf, Pennsylvania State University Panelists: Jody Clay-Warner, University of Georgia Why Aren't Rapists in the Iron Cage? A Weberian View of Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College Attrition is Sexual Assault Cases. Brooke Wagner, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Government of Neoliberal Interiority. Sam Binkley, Why We Still Study Marx? Deronta Renard Spencer, Emerson College University of South Carolina Surveillers Surveilled: Agency and Resistance in a Education and Stratification: The Role of Class and Status Methadone Clinic. Megan S. Wright, University of in Structuring Educational Opportunities. Evangeleen Arizona Pattison, CUNY - The City College of New York The Will to Document. Nathan Michael Jurgenson, University of Maryland-College Park Table 3. Culture and Society I Heteronormative Discourses in the Anti-Human Table 7. Interaction, Performance, and the Self Trafficking Movement. Mary Robertson, University of Narrative, Affect and the Antidepressant Self. Jeffrey N. Colorado-Boulder Stepnisky, Grant MacEwan College Rethinking the Rise of Reparations in the 20th Century Performance and Performativity: Erving Goffman and West: Accounting for the 'Perpetrators'. Eric Taylor Poststructuralism. Steven W. Sherlock, Saginaw Valley Woods, London School of Economics and Political State University Science Preaching-Conversion as an Interaction Form. Fayin Xu, The Binary Structure of American News and the Cable University of Kentucky Revolution, 1978-1983. Elizabeth Butler Breese, Yale Social Psychology Theories and Clinical Practice. Linda P. University Rouse, University of Texas-Arlington The Evolution of Product Categories: How 'Spaghetti' Westerns Impacted the American Western Movie Table 8. Networks Genre. Gino Cattani, New York University, Setrn Cultural Holes and Adapters in Multifield Innovation School of Business; Moritz Fliescher, New York Brokerage. Zack Kertcher, University of Notre Dame University Social Network Determinants of Instrumental Leadership. Jason Greenberg, Massachusetts Institute of Table 4. Culture and Society II Technology; David Lazer, Harvard University A Balancing Act: Blending And Bridging in Field Risky Business: The Effect of Structural Holes on Risk Formation. Yu-Chieh Lo, University of California-Los Taking. Gru Han, Harvard University Angeles Social Constraints, Agency, Interorganizational Tie How Judges Listen: Evaluating Performance at Music Formation, and Knowledge Diffusion. Jason Competitions. Lisa McCormick, Haverford College Greenberg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Reflexivity, Autonomy of Culture and Cultural Change. David Lazer, Harvard University; Maria Binz-Scharf, Marek Skovajsa, Charles University-Prague City College of New York; Ines Mergel, Syracuse Tool Kits and Time Lines: Examining Temporal Cultures University in the Lives of Students and Workers. Allyson Ellen Jane Stokes, McMaster Univeristy Table 9. Religion, Meaning, and Ethics Big Sociology: Sociology's Place in Universal Theory and Table 5. Democracy and Social Organization a Secular Religion. Loren R. Demerath, Centenary Deepening or Extending Democracy? The Contestation College-Louisiana over Space and Equality in Venezuela's 21st Century Desire, Catastrophe and Immortality: The Social Socialism. Rebecca Annice Hanson, University of Foundations of a Meaningful Life. James J. Dowd, Georgia- Athens University of Georgia The Black Panther Party for Self Defense: A Marxist, Toward a Sociology of Theodicy: Reviving the Weberian Maoist, Black Nationalist Organization. Letisha Concept. Christina Simko, University of Virginia Brown, University of Texas-Austin Two Traditions in the Sociology of Religion. Jere Cohen, The Crisis of Institutional Democracy: A University of Maryland; Whitney Pope, Reconceptualization of Democracy in Peru through Alienation from the Standpoint of Personal Character. National Identity. Luis Tsukayama Cisneros, New Jerome Braun, Independent Scholar School for Social Research The Public Institution: Understanding the Logic of Cultural Table 10. Organizations Production in the Public Sector. Matt Patterson, A Sociology of Competition. Kyle Siler, Cornell University of Toronto University Stories and Institutions: How Language Shapes Action Table 6. Governmentality, Technology, and Resistance within Organizations. Ryan C. Sperry, Columbia Machine Theory: A Three-Part Thought Model. Jeffrey M. University London, Metropolitan State College of Denver; Desire' The Power of "Other": The Advantageous Effects of Janelle-Maralyn Anastasia, Metropolitan State College "Miscategorization" into an Ambiguous Category. of Denver Ming De Leung, University of California-Berkeley; Psychological Life as Enterprise: Social Practice and the Brian Reschke, University of California-Berkeley The United States and the Development of Commercial Sociology of Development Section-in-Formation Spaceflight: A Preliminary Examination. Rodrigo Organizational Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Pacheco-McEvoy, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign 10:30 am Sessions Three Dimensions of Risk Society and their Organizational 352. Presidential Panel. The Future of Capitalism Dimensions. Robert M. Orrange, Eastern Michigan Caesars Palace Las Vegas University Session Organizer: Georgi M Derluguian, Northwestern University Table 11. Theorizing Capitalist Societies Presider: Georgi M Derluguian, Northwestern University Bourdieu Plays Cashflow: Blurring the Boundaries Information Technology, the Disappearance of Work, and the between Interest and Disinterest in Financial Self-help. long-term Crisis of Capitalism. Randall Collins, Daniel Gustavo Fridman, University of Victoria University of Pennsylvania Of Capital and Closure: The Utility of Marx and Weber for Coming Unstuck: Capitalist Crisis, Geopolitics, and Global Understanding U.S. Immigration Policy. David W. Prospects. Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Everson, University of Notre Dame Council Reconceptualizing Corruption after the Financial Bailout: Structural Crisis of Capitalism: How Serious? How Imminent? Corporate Neopatrimonialism vs. Embedded Immanuel Wallerstein, Yale University Neoliberalism. Rahul Mahajan, University of Discussant: Georgi M Derluguian, Northwestern University Wisconsin-Madison Surviving Death-Anxieties in Our Times: Examining 353. Thematic Session. Biosocial and Sociocultural Zygmunt Bauman's Social Theory of Liquid Modernity. Perspectives on Violence Masa Higo, Boston College Caesars Palace Las Vegas The Protestant Ethic and Modern Great Britain: Evidence Session Organizers: Stephen K. Sanderson, University of of Believing Without Belonging? Kristen Ann California-Riverside Desjarlais-deKlerk, University of Calgary J. Scott Lewis, Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg The Limits of Expansion Based Economies,. Gregory Presider: J. Scott Lewis, Pennsylvania State University- Thomas Morales, Mexican-American Political Harrisburg Association Biosocial Perspectives on Homicide, War, Revolution, and Terrorism. Stephen K. Sanderson, University of Table 12. Core Antinomies in Philosophy and Social Theory California-Riverside Dialectic and Didactic: Divergent Paths to Contemporary Above and Beyond Biology: How Parents Influence the Discourse. Igor Ryabov, University of Texas-Pan Behavior of their Children. Joanne Savage, American American University Hegel Contra Marx: A Hegelian Appraisal of Marx's Microsituational Antecedents and Time- Critique of Hegel. Kiat-Jin Lee, University of dynamics/morphologies of Violent Atrocities. Stefan California, Riverside Klusemann, University of Pennsylvania Modernity, Postmodernity, and the Fallibility of Discussant: J. Scott Lewis, Pennsylvania State University- Knowledge. Charles F. Gattone, University of Florida Harrisburg Resolving Dualistic Social Theory: Teleological This thematic session focuses on the crucial issue of human violence in its Metaphysics, Ethics, and Sociology. Michael Manoog various forms, especially homicide, war, terrorism, revolution, and genocide. Panelists will offer contrasting perspectives on the biological, social, cultural, Kazanjian, Triton College economic, and political conditions that produce the types and levels of violence that we observe in social life. How common is violence across the 9:30 am Meetings range of societies? Do humans have an innate tendency toward violence? If so, what kinds of social conditions are most likely to interact with such a tendency Section on Communication and Information Technology to elicit violence? Do the conditions that produce violence vary according to Business Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas the specific type of violence, e.g., are the casual factors involved in homicide different from or similar to the factors most likely to produce war or genocide? Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting -- These and other questions will be the focus of the session. Caesars Palace Las Vegas 354. Thematic Session. Engaging War: Sociologists Theory Section Business Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Confront National Conflict Caesars Palace Las Vegas 10:30 am Meetings Session Organizer: Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University Presider: Ann M. Hironaka, University of California-Irvine Committee on Awards -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas The Gift Revisited: Marcel Mauss on War, Debt, and the Department Resources Group (DRG) Advisory Board -- Politics of Reparations. Gregoire Mallard, McGill Caesars Palace Las Vegas University Why Sociology is Unable to Explain War: Examples from Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Advisory Panel -- World War I to Iraq. Daniel Chirot, University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas Washington 355. Thematic Session. Human/Animal Conflict: University of Bath Sociological Considerations Affect, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex. Elizabeth Caesars Palace Las Vegas Bernstein, Columbia University-Barnard College Session Organizers: Janet M. Alger College Betrayal Magnets, Commitment Heroes, Abandonment Steven F. Alger, College of St. Rose Entrepreneurs, and Other Symptoms of an Insecure Age. Presiders: Janet M. Alger College Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Steven F. Alger, College of St. Rose Discussant: Christine L. Williams, University of Texas at Conflict and Violence Generated by the Animal Industrial Austin Complex. David A. Nibert, Wittenberg University This session will spotlight work by scholars who attend to the ways in Conflicting Media Representations: Imagery, Morality, and which contemporary trends in work culture affect the self and intimacy and vice versa. The panel will help break though the intra-disciplinary boundaries Narratives Surrounding Animal Advocacy. Brian M. to encourage new insights and new cross-fertilizations. Lowe, State University of New York-Oneonta Conceptualizations of Gender vis-à-vis Sport Hunting: 358. Author Meets Critics Session. Unanticipated Gains: Growing Conflict in the Context of National Elections. Origins of Network Inequality in Everyday Life Amy J. Fitzgerald, University of Windsor (Oxford University Press, 2009) by Mario Luis Small Role Conflict in the Enforcement and Prosecution of Anti- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Cruelty Statutes. Eric Madfis, Northeastern University; Session Organizer: Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College Arnold Arluke, Northeastern University Author: Mario Luis Small, University of Chicago Humans and animals are in conflict over access to resources throughout Presider: Margaret K. Nelson, Middlebury College the planet. This session will focus on human/animal conflict on at least three Critics: Karen S. Cook, Stanford University levels. First, on a societal level, modern corporate capitalism has converted agriculture into unidimensional factory farming in which mass production of Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan food at low cost and maximum profit causes enormous suffering to animals. Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan Second, on an organizational level, advocacy groups seek to demonstrate the costs of this system and develop legal, social and cultural/normative strategies 359. Regional Spotlight Session (Las Vegas). Sustainable of resistance. Third, on a role level, inspectors, forest rangers, humane officers, Las Vegas? Environment, Quality of Life, and Urban and shelter workers attempt to enforce new laws and regulations governing Living in the 21st Century human/animal interactions in the face of opposition from factory farmers, hunters, judges, and regular police. In this way, we hope to contribute to an Caesars Palace Las Vegas increased understanding of the dynamics of human/animal conflict. Session Organizers: Christie D. Batson, University of Nevada- Las Vegas 356. Thematic Session. Money as Conflict: Special Monies, Jennifer Keene, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Generalized Currencies and the Struggle for Financial Robert Futrell, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Power Presiders: Christie D. Batson, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Jennifer Keene, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Session Organizer: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Robert Futrell, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Mortgage Meltdown in Context: Lessons from the Tangled Panelists: Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University History of Mortgage Finance in the U.S. Sarah Quinn, Sharon L. Harlan, Arizona State University University of Michigan Christine L. Himes, Syracuse University Strategies, and Conflicts in Online Financial Markets: The From Chicago to Las Vegas? The Housing Bubble, Ethnic Case of Retail Traders. Alexandru Preda, University of Communities, Social Class and the Effects of Mortgage Edinburgh Foreclosures. Andrew A. Beveridge, City University of Sisyphus and the Sirens: Financial innovation, regulatory New York-Queens College and Graduate Center; Elena constraints, and Polanyi's Limits. Bruce G. Carruthers, Vesselinov, Queens College, City University of New York Northwestern University During the last two decades, vast numbers of people migrated to Las Financial Power: Then and Now. Mark S. Mizruchi, Vegas, drawn by an illusion of plenty - plenty of water, jobs, and a high University of Michigan quality of life. Beginning in late 2007, population and economic growth Is the 2007-8 financial meltdown a crisis of financialization and severely declined. Two decades of a surging economy and rapid population government interference with the market process, or is it the result of social growth created massive social, economic, and ecological strains in the Las processes that constitute the structure of the banking system itself? This Vegas Metro region. Social services such as healthcare and education are session aims to analyze the multiple dimensions of the crisis (the rise and fall stressed, inequalities are sharpening, social cohesion is tenuous, and water and of financial innovation, the articulation of projects of financial inclusion and energy supplies are overextended. Las Vegas offers a microcosm of their realization through practices of predatory lending, the rapid creation of sustainability issues facing urban areas across the nation. This panel will use new credit markets and their equally sudden disappearance) as the outcome of Las Vegas as a springboard for broader reflection on questions of elite struggles for the acquisition of financial power. environmental, social, and economic sustainability in the 21st century. Panelists will (a) discuss what urban sustainability means in the 21st century; 357. Special Session. Postindustrial Culture and the (b) review social, environmental, and economic dimensions of sustainability; and (c) offer regional comparisons of sustainability problems throughout the Flexible Self: Beyond the Cubicle United States. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Panelist: Richard Sennett, London Sch. Economics

Wounded, Fragmented and Flexible: Stories of Exiles and Refugees from the Glass Cage. Yiannis Gabriel, 360. Policy and Research Workshop. How to Win a FAD The Cultural Construction of Class in Clay County, KY Grant: A Workshop for Potential Applicants for 2011 Introduction. Philip George Lewin, University of Annual Meeting Georgia Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Table 2. Family (4) Sociological Association Cohabitation and Marital Relationship in Japan. Makiko Co-Leaders: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Fuwa, University of Tokyo Association Who are Stay-at-Home Father Households? An Analysis Nicole M. Van Vooren, American Sociological Association Using the CPS, 1976-2008. Karen Z Kramer, Panelists: Joanna Dreby, Kent State University University of Minnesota; Jan B. McCulloch, University Sharon Zukin, City University of New York-Graduate of Minnesota, Department of Family Social Science Center and Brooklyn College Andrew S. London, Syracuse University Table 3. Migration (3) Janet M. Wilmoth, Syracuse University A Comparison of Refugee and Voluntary Migrant Erin E. Ruel, Georgia State University Employment Outcomes:. Christopher A. Owens, Ohio The American Sociological Association's Fund for the Advancement of State Universiy the Discipline (FAD) provides small awards up to $7,000 for ground-breaking Revisiting Malthus for Developed Nations? Non-Poor research initiatives and related activities such as conferences. FAD is made possible through a grant to ASA from the National Science Foundation that is Population Growth as a Population Characteristic. matched and administered by the ASA. The NSF program officer (Patricia Isaac Sasson, University of Texas at Austin; Arthur White) will talk about the Foundation's goals for the program and the FAD Sakamoto, University of Texas-Austin Principal Investigator (Roberta Spalter-Roth) will give an overview of the program and the grant winners. Four recent award recipients and the FAD PI will discuss the following issues: What are the chances of winning? What Table 4. Work/Leisure (1) kinds of proposals get funded? What makes research "cutting edge" and Antecedents of cumulative work-to-family conflicts. significant for sociology as a field? How do you emphasize the scientific, Results from a German employer-employee study. social and educational impact of the proposal? How do you deal with Sebastian Böhm, TU Braunschweig; Martin Diewald, suggestions and criticisms if you are going to revise and resubmit? The purpose of this workshop is to encourage applications, especially from University of Bielefeld scholars in the early stages of their careers and who are not necessarily in "top Increased Reliance on Wives as Breadwinners: The Role of 10" departments. Panelists will speak from their experiences and workshop the Great Recession. Kristin Smith, Carsey Institute participants will be encouraged to discuss proposal ideas. 361. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Sociology Online Table 5. Work/Leisure (2) Caesars Palace Las Vegas Table Presider: Christine L. Slocum, University of Session Organizer: Shondrah Tarrezz Nash, Morehead State Washington University Leader: Shondrah Tarrezz Nash, Morehead State University Table 6. Development (4) Co-Leader: Anna Hall, Delgado Community College-City Park Table Presider: Yaejoon Kwon, University of Illinois at In the workshop, "Teaching Sociology Online," attendees are exposed to Urbana-Champaign simulations of online learning exercises in sociology and web-based teaching Border Crossings: Cathexis, Reflexivity, and Other resources. Suitable for new and experienced teachers, facilitators will Psychoanaltic Lessons From Qalandiya. Ash Prasad, demonstrate hybrid modules, wiki-based environments (Amy Traver, City University of New York at Queensborough), and gaming software (Danielle University of New South Wales MacCartney, Webster University), which promote students' understanding and Constructing USAG Humphreys: Militarized Development, application of sociological constructs. Challenges associated with group Camptowns and the Making of South Korea. Yaejoon participation in online vs. conventional course settings (Shaunna Scott, Kwon, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Kentucky), online writing tasks, and a review of e-learning ancillaries are also explored. Popular Participation as Resistance: "Decolonization" through Lay Adjudication of U.S. Military Crimes in 362. Open Refereed Roundtable Session. III Okinawa Japan. hiroshi fukurai, University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas California Santa Cruz; eric hijikata, University of 10:30-12:10pm, Roundtables: California, Santa Cfuz; Kamran Qazi, University of Session Organizer: John Stone, Boston University California, Santa Cfuz; william qiu, University of California, Berkeley; rachel drucker, University of Table 1. California, Santa Cfuz; Judy Ying Man, University of Table Presider: Marii Paskov, University of Amsterdam California, Santa Cfuz; Sunsul Park, University of Human Mannerisms is the Single Most Hurdle President California, Santa Cfuz Obama Faces to Bring Changes. Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University Table 7. Race/Ethnicity (4) Income Inequality and Affective Solidarity. Marii Paskov, Testing Wilson's Ghetto De-Institutionalization University of Amsterdam; Caroline Dewilde, Hypothesis: The case of Chicago's Food Deserts. Department of Sociology and Anthropology - Anjanette Marie Chan Tack, University of Chicago University of Amsterdam Table 8. Race/Ethnicity (5) in Later Life: South Korea and Mexico. Bongoh Kye, Table Presider: Christopher B. Sullivan, University of Cornell University; Erika Arenas, University of California at Berkeley California, Los Angeles; Graciela M. Teruel, Honey, Is Our Marriage Unhealthy? The Relationship of Universidad Iberoamericana; Luis Rubalcava, Spectron Black-White Marriage and Self-Rated Health, 1986- Desarrollo S.C. and Centro de Investigacion y Docencia 1990. Yan-Liang Yu, Michigan State University Economicas (CIDE) Unintentional Racialization: The Presence and Significance of Race in Law School. Yung-Yi Diana Pan, University Table 14. Medical (5) of California, Irvine Table Presider: Abhijit Visaria, University of Pennsylvania Educational and Occupational Stratification in Reform Era Exploring the Relationship between Women's China: The Ethnic Question. Christopher B. Sullivan, Empowerment and Healthcare: A Structural Equations University of California at Berkeley Model. Abhijit Visaria, University of Pennsylvania; A Spatial Bayesian Approach to Identify Ethnic Minseop Kim, University of Pennsylvania; Joanna Neighborhood: With An Application to 1880 Newark, Bisgaier, University of Pennsylvania NJ. Hongwei Xu, Brown University Income Distribution and Obesity Prevalence: Evidence from 31 OECD Countries. Dejun Su, University of Table 9. Networks (2) Texas-Pan American; Omar A. Esqueda, University of Markets or Networks: Household Choice of Financial Texas-Pan American; Lifeng Li, University of Texas- Intermediaries in Western China. Yanlong Zhang, Pan American; José A. Pagán, University of North Duke University Texas Health Science Center Strong and weak relationships: Tie strengths in egocentric On the same page: Romantic-partner relationships among leisure networks. Matthias Kowald, ETH Zurich; Kay parents of children with fragile X syndrome. Sondra J. W. Axhausen, ETH Zurich Smolek, Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Table 10. Education (4) Table 15. Issues (1) Table Presider: Ararat L. Osipian, Vanderbilt University A Boolean Explanation of the Decline and Fall of the Determinants of Educational Success for Minority Youth American Automobile Industry. Baiqing Zhang, from Low-Income Households: Programs and Policies University of Kentucky that Matter. Dan Zuberi, University of British Ideomapping: Representing Ideas Spatially in Mixed Columbia Method Research. Thomas Jose Josephsohn, Loyola New Challenges for Russian Universities: Corruption, University Chicago; Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston Politicization, and Student Activism. Ararat L. University Osipian, Vanderbilt University Nested Analysis: A Mixed Methodological Framework for The Effects of Wealth, Peers and Time Spent on Comparative Social Science Research. Jennifer Rosen, Extracurricular Activities on Expectations in Children. Northwestern University JACLYN N COLONA, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Table 16. Issues (2) Investigating The Dynamic Interaction Between Legal Table 11. Education (5) Change And Social Movements. Hakan Gustafsson, Table Presider: Stefan Lund, School of Education, University of Gothenburg; Stellan Vinthagen, Psychology and Sport Science University West Educational Expansion and Its Effects on Social Mobility: Methodologically Accounting for an Apparently A Comparative Study of the U.S. and Japan. Sho Hegemonic Use of Agency within a Feminist Fujihara, Osaka University (the Japan Society for the Framework. Jennifer Lynn Heller, University of Promotion of Science) Saskatchewan Educational reform and school sport in Swedish upper Missing The Moral: Excited Delirium As A Negative Case secondary education. Stefan Lund, School of Study Of A Moral Panic. Jesse S. Wozniak, University Education, Psychology and Sport Science of Minnesota

Table 12. Education (6) Table 17. Research in Everyday Life "One More Thing": Education Policy Mandates and the Examining States as the Unit of Analysis in Cross-National Prospect of Research. Scott Patrick Murphy, Research. Daniel Thompson, University of Michigan University of South Florida; Maressa L. Dixon, Experimenting on the Poor: Social Policy Research University of South Florida; Kathryn Borman, Methods and the Politics of Welfare Reform. Fithawee University of South Florida Tzeggai, University of California-Berkeley

Table 13. Medical (4) Table 18. Immigration, Race, and Gender Demographic Pathways of Effects of Education on Health Developing a Hierarchy of Work: Why Class Interaction Influences Employment Choices of Chinese Women Hidalgo Ynalvez, Texas A&M International University; Migrants. Lai Sze Tso, University of Michigan Yoshinori Kamo, Louisiana State University; Noriko Hierarchy of Work in Developing Economies: Why Class Hara, Indiana University Interaction Influences Employment Choices of Chinese The Link between Witnessing Violence and Approval of Women Migrants. Lai Sze Tso, University of Michigan Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from Three More than Double Jeopardy: Effects of Gender and Hukou African Countries. Curtis Ogland, University of Texas- on Employment Opportunities in Urban China. Yixuan San Antonio Wang, University of Saskatchewan; Yaping Zhou, University of Saskatchewan 363. Regular Session. Collective Memory: Forgetting and Remembering Past Conflicts Table 19. Education, Advancement and Uncertainty Caesars Palace Las Vegas Graduating from College During a Time of Recession. Session Organizer: Suzanna M. Crage, University of Pamela J. Aronson, University of Michigan-Dearborn; Pittsburgh Yael Cardwell, University of Michigan-Dearborn Presider: Crystal Marie Fleming, Harvard University High Education and Low Hopes: An Exploration of the Between Remembrance and Repair: The 40th Anniversary Post-College Expectations of Undocumented Students. Commemoration of the Mississippi Burning Murders. Julie Stewart, University of Utah Claire Whitlinger, University of Michigan The American Dream and Political Affiliation. Kathleen The Political Economy of Memory: Representing America's Schindler, Florida State University Racial History at Black Museums. Robyn Kimberley Autry, "LET ME IN!: Uncovering the Voices of Unacknowledged Wesleyan University Female -Academics'". Anne Frances Eisenberg, The Emergence of Racial Violence Memory Movements. Raj SUNY- Geneseo Ghoshal, UNC-Chapel Hill Cosmopolitan Remembrance and Transnational Memory Table 20. Meaning and Collective Understanding Problems: Politics of Apology in East Asia. Hiro Saito, Making Space and Saving Grace: Contested Space in a University of Hawaii Faith-Based Reentry Program. Shirley A. Jackson, Discussant: Cynthia Fabrizio Pelak, New Mexico State Southern Connecticut State University University- Las Cruces Negotiation as an Important Conflict Resolution Method. 364. Regular Session. Criminology III. Race, Ethnicity, and Alla Leonidovna Stremovskaya, Lomonosov Moscow Crime and Justice State University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine Table 21. Changing Racial/Immigrant Landscapes Presider: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine Multiculturalism in a Nationalizing State?: Integration and Fighting for Honor: Colonial Control, Racism, and Male Minority Rights in Estonia. Lisa Fein, Westminster Violence among Pacific Islander Adolescents. Katherine College, MO Irwin, University of Hawaii-Manoa Pathways to participation in the politics of immigration: Group Threat Theory and the Impact of Social Change on Comparing professional advocates and amateur Nineteenth-Century Sentencing Disparities. Ashley T. activists. Julie Stewart, University of Utah Rubin, U.C. Berkeley Race, Class, and Redevelopment in Downtown Los Making Asians Visible: Examining Differential Racial Angeles. Monica Lomeli, University of California Disparities in Pretrial Criminal Processing. Traci Santa Barbara Schlesinger, DePaul University Strangers, Neighbors, and Race: A Contact Model of Table 22. Policy Stereotypes and Racial Anxieties about Crime. Kevin M. Neoliberal Globalization & End of Superpower: Drakulich, Northeastern University Constructivist Analysis of the Receding Role of the State. David Leland Elliott, Excelsior College 365. Regular Session. Development Phantoms of Home Care: Medicare's Designed Neglect of Caesars Palace Las Vegas Persons with Alzheimer's Disease. William Dane Session Organizer: Anne W Esacove, Muhlenberg College Cabin, Hunter College/CUNY Presider: Optat H. Tengia, Brown University Think Tanks, Education Policy, and the Parameters of Banking for the Others? Expansion of Formal Microfinance Ideological Debate. Lauren E. McDonald, California and Persistence of Informal Finance in Ghana. Irene Pang, State University Northridge Brown University Get Your Schmooze On: Decoupling and Structural Stress in Table 23. Potpourri INGO Funding Relationships. Meghan Elizabeth Kallman, My Life is a Line: A Mother to Daughter Collaborative Brown University Retrospective. Amie McLean, Simon Fraser University The Heart of the Deal: Individualism, Collectivism, and On the Transmission of Tacit Skills in Science: Human Rights in a New Democracy. Michelle J. Poulin, Observations of Japanese Doctoral. Marcus Antonius Brown University The Interplay of Institutions and Culture in Shaping Arnone, University of California-Los Angeles Governance. Ijlal H. Naqvi, University of North Carolina Discussant: Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College Discussant: Rachel Sullivan Robinson, American University 369. Regular Session. Muslim Americans 366. Regular Session. Gender and Work: Gender, Jobs and Caesars Palace Las Vegas Earnings Session Organizer: Charles Kurzman, University of North Caesars Palace Las Vegas Carolina Session Organizer: David A Cotter, Union College Presider: John O'Brien, University of California-Los Angeles Presider: Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland De-Americanization: Stripping Muslim Americans of their A Doctor's Worth: Pay for Performance and the Gender Gap in Citizenship. Saher Farooq Selod, Loyola Physician Compensation. Louise Marie Roth, University Experiences of Muslims in the U.S. Military. Michelle L. of Arizona Sandhoff, University of Maryland Do Female Dominated Jobs Really Pay Less Than Male Limits of Religious Identity: Turkish Immigrants in New York. Dominated Jobs? Kevin Stainback, Purdue University; Zeynep Selen Bayhan, City University of New York- Zhenyu Tang, Purdue University Graduate Center Gender Earnings Disparity among College Educated Workers: Muslim American Children of Immigrants: The Role of Fields of Study, Occupational Segregation, and Family Transnational Experiences in American Being and Structure. ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas; Acheiving. Louise Cainkar, Marquette University Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University The Limits of Civil Rights: Muslim American Advocacy Since Up the down staircase: women's upward mobility and the wage 2001. Erik Love, University of California Santa Barbara penalty for occupational feminization, 1970-2007. Hadas Discussant: John O'Brien, University of California-Los Mandel, Tel Aviv University Angeles Discussant: Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland 370. Regular Session. Peace and Conflict: Peacebuilding 367. Regular Session. Historical Sociology/Processes II: and Nonviolence States, Societies, & Symbolic Power Caesars Palace Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Lee A. Smithey, Swarthmore College Session Organizer: Robert S. Jansen, University of Michigan Presider: John T. Crist, Georgetown University-Qatar Presider: Isaac William Martin, University of California San Equality Matters in Conflict Environments: Joint Partnerships Diego in Israel and Palestine. Michelle I. Gawerc, University of Blowing the institutional gridlock: informal institutions and New Hampshire symbolic action in the reform of Sunat. Jacinto Cuvi, Pathologies in Peacebuilding: NGOs, Donors, and Peace University of Texas at Austin Projects in Croatia. Laura J. Heideman, University of Social Influences on Modern Censuses: The US, Britain, and Wisconsin-Madison Italy, 1950-2010. Rebecca Jean Emigh, Univ of Nonviolence as Global Repertoire: INGOs and the Diffusion California-Los Angeles; Dylan John Riley, University of of Nonviolent Protest Tactics. Selina R. Gallo-Cruz, Calfornia-Berkeley; Patricia Ahmed, University of Emory University Kentucky Conflict Resolution, Provocation or Transformation? Ask Classification and Coercion: The Destruction of Piracy in the Gandhi. Lester R. Kurtz, George Mason University; Daniel English Maritime System. Matthew Norton, Yale P. Ritter, European University Institute University From Theory to Symbol: The "Laffer Curve" in the U.S. 371. Regular Session. Sex and Feminism: Mapping Congress, 1977-2009. Elizabeth Popp Berman, University Women's Sexual Agency Across Place at Albany, SUNY; Laura M Milanes-Reyes, University at Caesars Palace Las Vegas Albany Session Organizer: Jane Ward, University of California- Discussant: Isaac William Martin, University of California San Riverside Diego Gender and Power in the Dominatrix's Dungeon: Reframing Erotic Labor. Danielle Jeanne Lindemann, Columbia 368. Regular Session. Labor/Labor Movements University Caesars Palace Las Vegas The Impact of Feminist Ideology on the Adoption of Session Organizer: John Brueggemann, Skidmore College Polyamory in Egalitarian Intentional Communities. Jade Gender, Unionization, and the Gendered Nature of Aguilar, Willamette University Organizations. Nicholas A Jordan, The Ohio State The U.S. Sex Workers' Rights Movement: Sexual Politics, University Community, and a Lack of Legal Change. Crystal A Grow Fast, Grow Strong: How Industry Structure and Jackson, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Managerial Autonomy Shaped Two Unions' Organizing Women's Negotiation of Sexual Morality Through Love: Models. Pablo U. Gaston, University of California, Reflections on Premarital Sex in Contemporary Turkey. Berkeley Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania Why is Social Movement Unionism Social? Kyle John 372. Regular Session. Social Psychology II Contextualizing Multiple Dimensions of Structural Inequality: Caesars Palace Las Vegas A Neighborhood-Centered Approach To Place. Tara D. Session Organizer: Kathy J. Kuipers, University of Montana Warner, Bowling Green State University; Raymond R Presider: Kathy J. Kuipers, University of Montana Swisher, Bowling Green State University; Jorge M. Ecology of Culture: Social Position and Connectedness as Chavez, Bowling Green State University; Danielle C. Kuhl, Predictors of Systematic Variation in Affective Meaning. Bowling Green State University Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Duke University Shared Spells: How Co-participation Limits Differences It's the Conventional Thought That Counts: The Origins of Between Life Histories. Sean Fitzhugh, University of Status Advantage in Third-Order Inference. Shelley J. California-Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University of California- Correll, Stanford University; Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Irvine; Joy E. Pixley, University of California-Irvine Stanford University; Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Sara Bloch, Stanford University; 375. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Sharon Jank, Stanford University Roundtable Session Social Values, Perceived Motives, and Reciprocity in Direct Caesars Palace Las Vegas Favor Exchange. Matthew Hoffberg, Cornell University 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: The Embedded Self: A Social Networks Approach to Identity Session Organizers: Kristine Olsen, University of Connecticut Theory. Mark Henry Walker, University of Iowa Mary Clare Burke, University of Connecticut Discussant: Paul T. Munroe, Towson University Mustafa Gurbuz, University of Connecticut

373. Regular Session. Sociology of Science II: Academic Table 1. Framing and Cultural Context and Social Boundaries Table Presider: Shweta Majumdar, University of Connecticut Caesars Palace Las Vegas Bringing Ideology Back In: Social Movements, Frame Session Organizer: Scott Frickel, Washington State University Processes, and Ideology. Robert F. Carley, Texas Presider: Kelly A. Joyce, National Science Foundation A&M University-College Station Interdisciplinary boundaries and cross-cultural communication Constructing Abortion's Second Victim: The Role of among chronic disease epidemiologists. Laura Senier, Science and the Contemporary U.S. Abortion Debate. Univ. of Wisconsin Madison April N. Huff, University of California-San Diego The Microsociology of Interdisciplinarity. Regina Mobilizing Grievances: The Successful and Not-So- Buonaccorsi Smardon, Univ of Virginia; Katherine Successful Framing Processes of the Mattachine McGurn Centellas, University of Mississipi; Steve Fifield, Society, 1948-1952. Molly S. Jacobs, University of University of Delaware California-Los Angeles Penetrating the Caste System: An Examination of Social Dialogue of Frames and Collective Identity: Phulbari Mechanisms that Divide and Unite Academia. Dali Ma, Resistance in Local and National "Fields" of Drexel University; VK Narayanan, Drexel University; Resistances. Samina Luthfa, Lehigh University Ehsan Fakharizadi, Drexel University Taking Science From the Ivory Tower to the American Dinner Table 2. Framing and Mobilization Table: University Scientists' Public Science Efforts. Elaine Table Presider: Kristine Olsen, University of Connecticut Howard Ecklund, Rice University; Katherine Sorrell, Rice Framing, Resonance, and Micro-Mobilization: Shall We University; Sarah James, Rice University; Anne E. Say What We Are For, or What We Are Against? Lincoln, Southern Methodist University Brayden G. King, Northwestern University; Hamid The New Tools of the Trade: A Bourdieu-inspired Analysis of Foroughi, Reading Unveristy; Soroush Aslani, the Conceptual Vocabularies of Academic Capitalism. Northwestern University Steve Greg Hoffman, University at Buffalo, SUNY Shovels of Solidarity: The Centrality of Framing and Cultural Objects in a Conservative Social Movement. 374. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Session. Rachel Harvey, Columbia University Age and Sociological Imagination: Structural and The Framing Process of Women's Movement in Korea : Demographic Processes Focusing on the Hojuje Abolition Movement. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Minyoung Moon, Vanderbilt University Session Organizer: David Warner, Case Western Reserve Inter-social Movement Bridging and Framing: The Case of University Highlander Folk School. Hannah Louise Thomas, Presider: David Warner, Case Western Reserve University Brandeis University Structural Differences in Native-Born and Immigrant Intergenerational Families in the U.S. Sandra Florian, Table 3. Impacts and Outcomes University of Southern California; Lynne M. Casper, Table Presider: Mary Clare Burke, University of Connecticut University of Southern California Standpoint and Tactical Explanations of Social Movement Race, Class, and Gender differences in Age-related health Outcomes: An Analysis of the AFL-CIO Union declines: Findings from a 20-year panel study. Terceira A. Summer Program. Leslie A. Bunnage, Seton Hall Berdahl, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; University; Judith Stepan-Norris, University of Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln California, Irvine University The Impact of Eugenics on U.S. Coercive Sterilization Adding Culture to Tilly: Collective Action Failure in the Legislation in the Early 20th Century. Julie Anne Chicago Dog Park Movement. Elizabeth Jefferis Beicken, University of Texas, Austin Terrien, University of Chicago The Impacts of Social Movement Activism on Women's Parliamentary Representation. Brittany Julia Duncan, Table 7. Media and Social Movements University of Pittsburgh Table Presider: Jeff A. Larson, Towson University It's a Balancing Act: Negotiating Organizational Writing the Wrongs: Toward a Comparative Analysis of Legitimacy after Social Movement Success. Belinda Mass and Alternative Media Coverage. Hilary Anne Robnett, University of California-Irvine Davidson, University of Notre Dame The Movement Society in Comparative Perspective. Kyle Wins and Losses: The Media Coverage of Chicago's Plan Dodson, Indiana University for Transformation. Matthew Schoene, The Ohio State University Table 4. Reinterpreting Cultural Performances and Social "And Then He Came Down": #MooreandMe and the Movements Limits and Possibilities of Digital Protest. Christine Table Presider: Nicolas Pierre Simon, Eastern Connecticut Slaughter, Yale University state University 80s Babies: Collective Memory, Narrative Development, Table 8. Macro-Structures, Institutions, and Social Movements and Cultural Transformation in the Golden Era of Hip Table Presider: Berna Turam, Northeastern University Hop. Charity Clay, Texas A&M University Anti-Environmentalism in Post-Communist Czech Contentious Master Tropes: Making the Contribution of Republic: The Role of Private Social Control Actors. Art to Social Change Intelligible. Cristiana Olcese, Alison E. Adams, Oklahoma State University; Thomas University of Reading E. Shriver, Oklahoma State University A Fuera Del Discurso: Las Krudas, Hip Hop and Cuban From Blood to Sex: The Expansion and Transformation of Revolutionary Cultural Praxis. Tanya Saunders, the AIDS Movement in China, 2004-2009. Yan Long, Lehigh University University of Michigan Considering Beauty: "Positive Emotional Shocks" in The Faculty Activist: Causes, Consequences and Concerns. Religious and Social Movements. Brandon Rama John W. Mohr, University of California-Santa Barbara; Vaidyanathan, University of Notre Dame Sarah Fenstermaker, University of California-Santa Barbara; Debra Guckenheimer, Bowdoin College; Table 5. Tactics and Strategies Joseph Castro, University of California, San Francisco Table Presider: Jeff Kosbie, Northwestern University Democracy as a Learning Process: Organizational Coalitions as Sites of Decision Making: Setting Goals, Dilemmas in Social Movements and the Left. Federico Planning Strategies, and Executing Tactics. Remy M. Rossi, European University Institute Cross, University of California-Irvine Corporate Activism as a Response to Societal Contention. Tactical Innovation in Social Movements: A Cognitive Edward T. Walker, University of Michigan Approach. Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University Tactical Repertoires, Diffusion, and Gay Pride in Table 9. Mobilization and State Repression Spartanburg, South Carolina. Katherine R. McFarland, Table Presider: Andrew Junker, Yale University University of North Carolina Militant Movements in Taiwanese Democratization. Andy Legal Tactics in Lesbian and Gay Student Organizing: The Scott Chang, University of California, Berkeley Case of Gay Student Services. Andrew Vaserfirer, Explaining Repressive Coverage of Protest Events in an Texas A&M University Authoritarian Context. Paul Yunsik Chang, Stanford University; Alex S. Vitale, Brooklyn College Table 6. Elaborating the POS Model Tumultuous Democratization. Ali Kadivar, University of Table Presider: Randle Hart, Southern Utah University North Carolina at Chapel Hill Context of Control: A Cross-National Investigation of the Bulls on Parade: A Case for the Theoretical Refinement of Link between Structure, Fatalism, and Collective Repression in Social Movement Studies. Dana M. Action. Katie E Corcoran, University of Washington; Moss, University of California - Irvine David Nicholas Pettinicchio, University of Washington; The Structural Sources of Variability in Protest Policing: Jacob Young, University of Washington Evidence from Major U.S. Cities, 1996-2006. Patrick Policy Influence on Social Movements: The Impact of S. Rafail, Pennsylvania State University Policy Reforms on LGBT and AIDS Organizations. Thomas Alan Elliott, University of California Irvine; Table 10. Feminism and Women's Movements Edwin Amenta, University of California-Irvine Table Presider: Nikki McGary, University of Connecticut Culture Wars and the Courts: Determinants of The Power of Boycotts: Understanding "Don't Buy Where Homeschooling Litigation, 1972-2007. Anne Kathrin You Can't Work" as a Women's Movement. Nicole Kronberg, Emory University; Regina E. Werum, Emory Marie Brown, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Where Have All The Feminists Gone? Erin Maurer, 376. Section on Communication and Information CUNY Graduate Center Technology Invited Session. Social Media in Democratic Elitism: The Cultural Logic of the French Community Action and Social Change Feminists' Abortion Manifesto. Benjamin Aldrich Caesars Palace Las Vegas Moodie, University of California, Berkeley Session Organizer: Carey L. Sargent, University of Virginia Riot Grrrl Activism 15 Years Later: Conceptualizing An Arson Spree in a College Town: Bolstering Community Movement Longevity. Chelsea Starr, Minot State through Place-based Social Media. Jonathan R. Wynn, University University of Massachusetts, Amherst Spaces of Spectacle and Security: Critical Response Vehicle Table 11. Social Ties and Protest Participation Formations in New York City. Marnie Brady, The Table Presider: Barret Mary Katuna, University of Graduate Center, City University of New York Connecticut A Social Movements Perspective on "Issue" Surfacing on Protest Participation in Africa: The Role of Deprivation, Social Media. Sung Won Kim, University of Oklahoma; Strain, and Biographical Availability. Bryant Shaila Miranda, University of Oklahoma Crubaugh, University of Notre Dame Online Public Participation in Criminal Justice Practices in Cross-Cutting Ties and Differential Recruitment: Mexican China. Xuanyu Huang, Arizona State University American Protest-Participation and Social Ties to Whites. Stacy M Keogh, University of New Mexico; 377. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance. Crime and Wayne Santoro, University of Iowa Social Psychology Paper Session (co-sponsored with Longitudinal Network Analysis of Political Mobilization: Section on Social Psychology) Korean Political Activists Network 1875-1945. Eun Caesars Palace Las Vegas Kyong Shin, Columbia University Session Organizer: Ross L. Matsueda, University of Poverty, Clientelism, and Spontaneity in Protest Washington Participation: Micromobilization in Sub-Saharan Presider: Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington Africa. Ana Velitchkova, University of Notre Dame Interpersonal Racial Discrimination and Crime: Risk Pathways and Protective Factors. Callie Harbin Burt, University of Table 12. Collective Behavior and Mobilization Massachusetts, Amherst Table Presider: Mustafa Gurbuz, University of Connecticut Gender and Status in Networks of Victimization. Robert W. Why Americans Are Not Getting the Message: Social Faris, UC-Davis; Diane H. Felmlee, University of Movement Theory for Financial Regulation. Alicia California-Davis Eads, Cornell University Get Happy! Positive Emotion, Depression and Juvenile Crime. Schemas, Cognitive Social Science, and Blending in Social Bill McCarthy, UC Davis; Teresa Casey, University of Movements: The Case of Environmental Activists. California-Davis Nehal A. Patel, University of Michigan-Dearborn An Examination of Socialization Processes behind Adolescent Toward a Theory of Readiness for Community Organizing. Smoking Behavior. David R. Schaefer, Arizona State Ruth Wageman, Harvard University; Erin McFee, University; Steven Haas, Arizona State University; Harvard Business School; Anthony Callahan, Nicholas Bishop, Arizona State University Organizing for Health; Kate B. Hilton, Organizing for Discussant: Christopher J. Lyons, University of New Mexico Health 378. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Flashmobs as Collective Behavior: Political and Expressive Information Asymmetry, Uncertainty, and Markets for Motivations for College Students' Participation. Mark Lemons: How do Actors, Organizations, and Wolfson, Wake Forest University; Eun-Young Song, Institutions Cope? Wake Forest University; Kathleen Egan, Wake Forest Caesars Palace Las Vegas University Session Organizers: Cristobal Young, Stanford University Donald W. Light, University of Medicine and Dentistry of Table 13. POS, Resistance, and Mobilization New Jersey and Center for Migration and Development Table Presider: Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College Presider: Cristobal Young, Stanford University "No American Beef": The Causes of a U.S. Ally's Anti- Face Value: Information and Signaling in an Illegal Market. American Protests. Jung-eun Lee, University of Trevon D. Logan, The Ohio State University; Manisha Southern California Shah, University of California, Irvine Fragmented Authoritarianism and Social Protests in China: Function through Ambiguity: Extending the W(y) Model of A Case Study of Resistance to Privatizing a Hospital. Production Markets. Xiaolu Wang, Columbia University Yao Li, The Johns Hopkins University Information Asymmetry, Uncertainty, and Risk Aversion: More than Risk: Explaining Mobilization and Non- Prices and Pricing on the Dissertations for Sale Market. mobilization in Communities Facing Energy Ararat L. Osipian, Vanderbilt University Infrastructure Proposals. Hilary Schaffer Boudet, Interorganizational Trust Production Contingent on Product Stanford University; Rachel Lindenberg, Stanford and Performance Uncertainty. Oliver Schilke, UCLA; University Lynne G. Zucker, UCLA; Gunnar Wiedenfels, ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG; Malte Brettel, RWTH Aachen Integration in a New Social Reality. Blanca Deusdad, University Universitat Rovira i Virgili Discussant: Alya Guseva, Boston University Table 4. Labour Markets in Canada 379. Section on International Migration Roundtable Table Presider: Margarita A. Mooney, University of North Session Carolina-Chapel Hill Caesars Palace Las Vegas Migration and Recruitment of Immigrant Care Workers in 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: Canada. Jelena Atanackovic, McMaster University; Ivy Session Organizers: Biorn Ivemark, University of British Lynn Bourgeault, University of Ottawa Columbia The Professional Credentials of Immigrants: A Status-and- Wendy D. Roth, University of British Columbia Expectations Approach. Martha Foschi, University of British Columbia Table 1. Gender From immigrant to entrepreneur: The genesis of an ethnic Table Presider: Sara R. Curran, University of Washington economy. Choong Ho Park, York University; Ann H. Reframing Mexican Patriarchy: Mapping Out the Role of Kim, York University Women in Mexican Hometown Associations. benjamin waddell, Adams State College Table 5. Labor Markets in the U.S. Sex Persecution: Rethinking Refugee Law in the Context Table Presider: Katharine M. Donato, Vanderbilt University of Gender Asylum Claims. Talia Shiff, Northwestern A Tale of Three Towns: Local Government Responses to University Immigrant Populations in the North East. Magnus The International Marriage Broker Regulation Act: Richard Ertresvaag Gittins, University of Cambridge Surprising Immigration Legislation. Julia Meszaros, Embedded and External Brokers: the Distinct Roles of Florida International University Intermediaries in Immigrant Labor Market Theorizing Black Masculinity in a Migration Context: A Incorporation. Laura Lopez-Sanders, Stanford Critical Literature Review. Laquitta M. Smith, Arizona University State University Racial/Ethnic Incorporation and Disadvantage: A Comparative-Historical Perspective of Split Labor Table 2. Immigration and the Family Market Dynamics in the United States. Salvatore J. Table Presider: Anna C. Korteweg, University of Toronto Restifo, The Ohio State University Timing of union formation and partner choice in two immigrant societies: The U.S. and Germany. Jenjira Table 6. Legal Status and Deportation Yahirun, UCLA; Thomas Georg Soehl, UCLA Table Presider: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State University Immigrant Status, Ethnicity and Familism: The Role of Legal Status and Transnationalism among Senegalese Migration in Shaping Family Relationships among Migrants in Europe. Erik Vickstrom, Princeton Latinos. Georgiana Bostean, University of California, University Irvine Perceptions of Immigrant Criminality. Deenesh Sohoni, Latino Children's School Readiness: A Mediational Model College of William & Mary; Tracy W.P. Sohoni, Assessing the Influence of Parenting, Socioeconomic University of Maryland - College Park Status, and Nativity. Vanessa R. Wight, Columbia Racial Profiling, the War on Drugs, and Mass Deportation University; Natasha Cabrera, University of Maryland of Jamaicans from the United States. Tanya Maria Bifurcated Status of Middle-class Korean Students' Wives Golash-Boza, University of Kansas at Home after Migration to the US. Se Hwa Lee, State Push Back: U.S. Immigration Policy, Deportations, and the University of New York-Albany Reincorporation of Involuntary Return Migrants in Mexico. M. Christine Wheatley, University of Texas at Table 3. Immigrant Education Austin Table Presider: Cynthia Feliciano, University of California, Irvine Table 7. Well-being, Happiness, and Values Educational achievements of immigrant students in Table Presider: Helen B. Marrow, Tufts University Western societies - a multilevel analysis. Roland Does Migration Make You Happy? The Influence of Verwiebe, University of Vienna, Austria; Bernhard Migration on Subjective Well-Being. Silvia Maja Riederer, University of Vienna Melzer, Institute for Empoyment Research Religiosity and Academic Achievement among Immigrant Migration, Return, and Happiness: On Seeking One's Adolescents in the U.S. Neveen Fawzy Shafeek Amin, Fortune in a Wealthier Country. David Bartram, University of Texas-Austin University of Leicester Undocumented College Students in the United States: A Migrants and Their Values and Beliefs: How Are They category in need of further analysis (Temporary title). Different and How Do They Change? Nathalie E. Francesca Degiuli, CUNY College of Staten Island Williams, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Intercultural Education in Catalonia (Spain): Ethnicity and Arland Thornton, University of Michigan; Linda Young-DeMarco, University of Michigan Refugees in the European Union. Lulzim Traga, University of California, Santa Barbara Table 8. Citizenship and Naturalization Refugee Journeys: Experiences and Perceptions of Young Table Presider: Van C. Tran, Harvard University Somalis in Columbus Ohio. Beckett Ann Broh, Capital Rights or 'Identity'? Citizenship, Nationality and University; Anita M. Waters, Denison University 'Germanness' among First-Generation Adult Immigrants in Germany. Daniel A Williams, University Table 12. Collective Memory and Cognitive Anticipation of Maryland Table Presider: Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College Changing Citizenship and Naturalization Patterns of The Caudillo in our Minds: Personal Recollections of Immigrants in Southeastern States and Their Political Joaquín Balaguer by Resident and Migrant Dominicans. Implications. Charles Jaret, Georgia State University; Ana S.Q. Liberato, University of kentucky Orsolya Kolozsvari-Wright, Georgia State University Projectivity in a Transnational Migrant Community. Maria Crossing into Citizenship in Canada and the United States. Islas Lopez, Rutgers University Sofya Aptekar, Princeton University Fluidity of Citizenship: Case Study of Mexican Migrants in Table 13. Contexts of Reception Texas Prisons. Gabriela Stevenson, University of Table Presider: John Iceland, Penn State University Massachusetts at Amherst Cities as Receiving Contexts for International Migration: A Typology of Cities. Jerome I. Hodos, Franklin & Table 9. Political Participation and Civic Engagement Marshall College; Esther Sollenberger, Franklin & Table Presider: Rima Wilkes, University of British Columbia Marshall College Voting across Immigrant Generations: Do Race and Nationalist Multiculturalism or Multicultural Nationalism: Feelings of Social Inclusion/Exclusion Matter?*. The Korean Government's Multiculturalism Drive as a Monica Boyd, University of Toronto; Emily Jane Laxer, Nationalist Project. Sookyung Kim, Stanford University University of Toronto The quality of reception: skill differences, immigrant Bureaucrats, not Bosses: Local Government and Migrant earnings and incorporation in the U.S. and Canada. Voter Mobilization in Ireland. Erica Dobbs, MIT Asaf Levanon, Stanford University Civic Participation among Young Adults across Immigrant Immigrant Organizations and Urban Citizenship in New Generations. Hiromi Ishizawa, George Washington York, Paris, and Barcelona. Ernesto Castaneda, University University of Texas-El Paso The Civic Engagement of Mexicans and Mexican- Americans in LA: Findings from the L.A. FANS Table 14. Causes and Regulation of Immigration Survey. William Estuardo Rosales, University of Table Presider: Suzanna M. Crage, University of Pittsburgh California, Los Angeles What is Driving Salvadoran-U.S. Migration? A Time- History Analysis Using the Ethnosurvey. Nadia Yamel Table 10. Public Opinion on Immigration Flores, Texas A&M University; Karen A. Pren, Table Presider: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan Princeton University Setting the Agenda- Voters respond to Immigration, What Drives International Migration Flows? Evidence Terrorism and Crime. Faye Linda Wachs, Cal Poly from 41 Countries 1970-2008 Using Non-Economic Pomona; Stacy Kathryn McGoldrick, California State Determinants and Gravity Model. Keun-Tae Kim, Polytechnic University, Pomona; Erika S. DeJonghe, University of Wisconsin - Madison Cal Poly Pomona; Melissa Calderon, Cal Poly Pomona; Modulating High-Skilled Labor Migration: Professional Nancy Chen, Cal Poly Pomona; Jessica Kizer, U.C. Service Firms as Regulatory Agents. Gregory Liegel, Irvine University of Chicago Immigration Perspectives Structured Racism and Religion; Attitudes of Welcoming, Economic Threat, Illegal Table 15. Assimilation Immigration Toward Immigrants. Paul Stanley Kasun, Table Presider: Jennifer Lee, University of California-Irvine University of Texas, Austin Generational Shifts in Mexican-Origin Intermarriage: Mainstream Political Contexts and Anti-Immigrant Implications for Theoretical Perspectives about Sentiment: A Cross-National Study of Center-Right Incorporation. Rosalio Cedillo, University of Party Dominance. Aaron Ponce, Indiana University California, Irvine When does the Second Generation Advantage Emerge? Table 11. Refugees Reconciling Parent- and Child-Centered Approaches. Table Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Benjamin Guild Gibbs, Brigham Young University; Institutional Challenges to Refugee Resettlement in the Charlie V. Morgan, Brigham Young University United States. Fatima Sattar, Boston College Conceptualizing Immigrant Replenishment: Patterns of Experiences of Asylum Seekers in Turkey. Cigdem Manap Assimilation among Arab Immigrants in the United Kirmizigul, Middle East Technical University States. Abdi M. Kusow, Iowa State University; Kristine Racialization of Albanian Migrants, Asylum Seekers, and J. Ajrouch, Eastern Michigan University The Forgotten Hispanic Minority: Spaniard Immigrants in Scholarly Research. Linda Borgen, University of the United States, 1940-2010. Carol L. Schmid, California-IrvineI Guilford Technical Community College 380. Section on Medical Sociology Reeder Award Table 16. Neighborhoods and National Belonging Ceremony. (one-hour) Table Presider: Eric Fong, University of Toronto Caesars Palace Las Vegas Self-perceived Social Integration of Immigrants and their Session Organizer: Stefan Timmermans, University of Descendants in Metropolitan Neighborhoods. Zheng California-Los Angeles Wu, ; Christoph M. Schimmele, University of Victoria; Panelist: David R. Williams, Harvard University Feng Hou, Statistics Canada 381. Section on Organizations, Occupation, and Work Teaching Citizens and Managing Migrant-Citizen Subjects. Paper Session. The Organization of Informal and Carolyn Pinedo Turnovsky, University of California, Illegal Work Santa Barbara Caesars Palace Las Vegas "Mean Streets and Good Eats or a Good 'Hood with Bad Session Organizer: David Brady, Duke University Food?: Two Yucatec-Mayan Destinations.". David Presider: Lane Marie Destro, Duke University Joseph Piacenti, University of Richmond Buying Local with Community Currency: Participation in Time Banking. Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine; Table 17. Transnationalism and Networks Judith N. Lasker, Lehigh University; Corinne Kyriacou, Table Presider: Min Zhou, Univ of California-Los Angeles Hofstra University Creative State: Migration and Development Policy in Immigrant Informal Work as Stepping Stone? The Case of Los Morocco and Mexico as Transnational Governance. Angeles Fruit Vendors. Rocio Rosales, University of Natasha N Iskander, New York University California-Los Angeles Collecting Binational Network Data on a Migration Stream Informal Entrepreneurs: Negotiating the Extra-Legal Costs of between the US and Mexico. Sergio Chavez, Rice Business Ventures within the Informal Economy. Daphne University; Ted Mouw, Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Demetry, Northwestern University Hill; Heather Ballinger Edelblute, University of North Networks of Prostitution, Communities, and Risky Sexual Carolina; Ashton M. Verdery, University of North Services: An Exploratory Study of Online Escort Services. Carolina at Chapel Hill John Scott, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill The Gendered Effects of Migrant Networks: A Comparison Peripheral Accumulation in the World-Economy: A Cross- of Patriarchal and Matrifocal Societies. Jessica Eva National Analysis of the Informal Economy. Anthony Jensen, New Mexico State University; Sandra M. Way, Roberts, University of California-Riverside New Mexico State University; C. Alison Newby, New Mexico State University 382. Section on Political Economy of the World-System Invited Session. The Changing Nature of Global South Table 18. Aspects of Assimilation: Language and Fertility Women's Work Table Presider: Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Adolescents' Language Choice in Child-Parent Session Organizer: Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Polytechnic Interactions: The Role of Family Linguistic Context. Institute and State University Maria Medvedeva, University of Chicago Presider: Torry D. Dickinson, Kansas State University The Fertility Of Immigrants from Muslim-majority From WID to GAD to MAD: Revisiting Paradigms of Countries: Evidence of Assimilation Across Decimal Women's-Gender Work in Globalization. Kathryn B. Generations. Catherine Tucker, Pennsylvania State Ward, Southern Illinois University University; Conrad Hackett, Pew Forum on Religion The Indentured Mobility of Migrant Women. Rhacel Salazar and Public Life Parrenas, University of Southern California Imagining the Nation, Low Fertility, and Population Aging Impacts of Global Neoliberalism on Indigenous Women's throughout the Life-course in Homeland and Diaspora. Work and Livelihoods: Necessity, Mothers and Invention. Peeter Tammeveski, University of Missouri Kathleen Sherman, Colorado State University-Fort Collins Revising Theories of Household Labor: World Capitalism Table 19. Race/Ethnicity and Exclusion Cannot Be Profitable without Women's Nonwaged Work. Table Presider: Jody Agius Vallejo, University of Southern Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and California State University Making Ethnicity through Immigration: Romanian Immigrants in Canada. Irina Culic, "Babes-Bolyai" 383. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Paper Session. University Methods of Race/Gender/Class Analysis The Marginalization of Maya Migrants at home and Caesars Palace Las Vegas abroad: The Case of Guatemala and Florida. Inbal Session Organizers: Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest Mazar, Florida Atlantic University University Immigration "End-Point" Concepts in Late 19th Century Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts Presider: Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest University William J. Carbonaro, University of Notre Dame Engendering Racial Perceptions: An Intersectional Analysis of The Shape of Academic Status: The Impact of Transitions on How Social Status Shapes Race. Andrew Penner, Grade Trajectories. April M. Sutton, University of Texas- University of California, Irvine; Aliya Saperstein, Austin; Kathryn S. Schiller, State University of New York University of Oregon at Albany; Amy Gill Langenkamp, Georgia State Mate Selection in Cyberspace: The Intersection of Race, University; Chandra Muller, University of Texas Gender, and Sexual Orientation. Ken-Hou Lin, University Social Background and Educational Transitions in England. of Massachusetts-Amherst; Jennifer Hickes Lundquist, Michelle Jackson, Stanford University University of Massachusetts-Amherst "I thought I was SO dumb...": Low-Income, First Generation Moving Forward, Looking Back: Theory and Practice in College Students and Academic Inequities. Ashley Intersectional Analysis. Shauna A. Morimoto, University Rondini, Brandeis University of Arkansas Disappointment Set-ups? Differences in College Expectations Nativism and Depression Among Undocumented Mexican Among Middle, Poor and Working Class High School Immigrant Women: An Intersectionality Perspective. San Seniors. Michelle E. Naffziger, Northwestern University; Juanita Edilia Garcia, Texas A&M University James Rosenbaum, Northwestern University Discussant: Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts Social Class at an Elite, Private University: Cultural Mobility or Cultural Reproduction? Nathan D. Martin, University 384. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Paper of South Carolina Session. The Growing Racial Wealth Gap and Its Discussant: Regina Deil-Amen, University of Arizona Implications Caesars Palace Las Vegas 387. Section on Sociology of Emotions Invited Session. Session Organizer: Michael O. Emerson, Rice University Emotions, Race, and Ethnicity Going It Alone: Racial and Ethnic Differences in Caesars Palace Las Vegas Homeownership Among Non-Married Female Baby Session Organizer: Adia M. Harvey Wingfield, Georgia State Boomers. Lori Latrice Martin, City University of New University York-John Jay College; Hayward Derrick Horton, State Presider: Renee Alston, Georgia State University University of New York-Albany From Lotus Blossoms to Tiger Mothers: Asian American Racial Segregation, and Home Values: Do Property Values Women Negotiate Race, Gender and Emotions in Work Still Drop When Blacks Move In? Richard Greg Moye, and Family Life. Miliann Kang, University of Temple University Massachusetts-Amherst The Effects of Economic Recession on Minority Groups' Complicating the Image of the 'Angry Black Man': Black Experience in Housing Market. Wenqian Dai, University College Men and Emotional Performance in Racially of South Dakota; Ying Yang, Mansfield University Homogenous Spaces. Brandon Jackson, Florida State The Marriage-Middle Class Blueprint: Race, Household University Structure and the U.S. Middle Class, 1980-2008. Kris Still Asking Too Much: White Institutional Space, Emotional Marsh, University of Maryland; Quincy Thomas Stewart, Labor, and Racial Resistance. Wendy Leo Moore, Texas Indiana University; Angela James, Loyola Marymount A&M University University Sidewalks of Emotional Labor: Latina Immigrant Street Vending Practices in Los Angeles. Lorena Munoz, 385. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. The Westfield State University Political Mobilization of Cultural Practices and Objects Discussant: Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University 388. Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session. Decent Dutchness. The Dutch Historical Canon and the Religious Movements and Institutions Instrumentalization of the Past. Jan Willem Duyvendak, Caesars Palace Las Vegas University of Amsterdam; Josip Kesic, University of Session Organizer: Robert V. Robinson, Indiana University Amsterdam Education and Religion: Compromises toward the Preservation Cultural Entropy: Translation, Juxtaposition, Materiality. of a Separatist Community. Dara Renee Shifrer, Terence Emmett McDonnell, Vanderbilt University University of Texas, Austin; Christopher G. Ellison, Meanings and Practices in Co-optation: The Case of Natural University of Texas-Austin Foods. Laura J. Miller, Brandeis University Blurring Boundaries in Constructing Religion Locally: Discussant: Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University Personal Parishes in the U.S. Catholic Church. Tricia C. Bruce, Maryville College 386. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Session. On "Darkness" & "Light": Boundary Construction & Transitions, Adjustment, and Mobility in Educational Maintenance in a Rescue Mission. Damian T. Williams, Attainment Vanderbilt University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Who Owns the Bema?: Negotiating Public and Private Space Session Organizers: Catherine Riegle-Crumb, University of in Jewish Congregations. Patricia Keer Munro, UC Texas-Austin Berkeley Ritual Practice, Media, and Emotion: Examining the What Goes Around Comes Around, But Rarely in the Same Production of Evangelical Protestant Worship. Kevin L. Form. David A. Snow, University of California-Irvine McElmurry, Indiana University Northwest Social Movements and Emotions. Erika M. Summers-Effler, University of Notre Dame 389. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper Session. Families and Institutions 2:30 pm Meetings Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Megan M. Sweeney, University of 2011-2012 New ASA Council Member Orientation -- Caesars California-Los Angeles Palace Las Vegas Chilling Effects: The Influence of Partner Incarceration on Section Officers with the Committee on Sections -- Caesars Political Participation. Naomi Sugie, Princeton University Palace Las Vegas Conflict Between Work and Home in Germany and Spain: The Capabilities Approach. Sonja Drobnic, University of Section on Sociology of Education Council and Business Hamburg; Ana Guillen, University of Oviedo Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Cross-national Variations in Parents' Time with Children: The Effects of Employment and Education. Pablo Gracia, 2:30 pm Sessions Universitat Pompeu Fabra 392. Thematic Session. Myths of 9/11 Incarceration History and Relationship Transitions in Young Caesars Palace Las Vegas Adulthood. Jessica Jakubowski, University of Wisconsin- Session Organizer: Jeff Goodwin, New York University Madison Presider: Jeff Goodwin, New York University Is Marriage Greedy? Marital Status, Marital Transitions, and Panelists: Diane Vaughan, Columbia University Civic Engagement. Young-Il Kim, University of Virginia Richard Jackson, Aberystwyth University Discussant: Lynn Prince Cooke, University of Surrey Robert Pape, University of Chicago 390. Theory Section. Sociological Theory and Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, The New School for Social Organizations Research Panelists will discuss what we actually know about the events of 9/11 as Caesars Palace Las Vegas opposed to what political elites, the media, and/or the public selectively Session Organizer: Victoria Johnson, University of Michigan remember or claim to know about 9/11 a decade late. Panelists will discuss Formalist and Relationalist Theory in Social Network how 9/11 is broadly misunderstood, misremembered, and/or intentionally Analysis. Emily Anne Erikson, Yale University misrepresented for partisan purposes. The broader social and political implications of misunderstanding 9/11 versus "getting it right" will also be Managerial Control is Alienating and Inefficient So Why do addressed. Firms Dominate the Capitalist Economy? Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Robert 393. Thematic Session. New Social Conservatisms: From F. Freeland, University of Wisconsin Family Values to the Tea Parties Theorizing the Market as an Organization outside Caesars Palace Las Vegas Organizations. Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Session Organizer: Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University- Chicago Chicago Waltzing, relational work and the construction (or not) of Presider: Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University-Chicago collaboration in manufacturing industries. Josh Whitford, Panelists: Rory M. McVeigh, University of Notre Dame Columbia University Tina Fetner, McMaster University Mabel Berezin, Cornell University 11:30 am Meetings Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University-Chicago Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Ashraf Alam, University of Texas-San Antonio In the late 1980s and 1990s social politics in the U.S. was often dubbed to Business Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas be a "culture war" fought largely over issues of sex, gender, and family. While those issues remain significant in American life, since the election of Section on International Migration Business Meeting -- President Barack Obama some of the issues, and the tenor and rhetoric in Caesars Palace Las Vegas which they are debated, seem to have shifted. "Tea Party" activists (originally an acronym for "taxed enough already" began their protests with populist Section on Medical Sociology Business Meeting -- Caesars economic themes, although the repertoire has expanded to involve issues of Palace Las Vegas race, religion, immigration, and national identity, as well as a general libertarianism. At the same time, many of the most prominent spokespeople 12:30 pm Sessions for the Religious Right have either died or are in the background as conservative movement leaders. So have economic tea parties replaced family values? Nonetheless, public opinion data have found that those with most 391. Plenary Session. Fifty Years of Advances in Social sympathy for Tea Partiers are in other ways basically conservative Movement Research Republicans - raising doubts as to whether there is really a "new social Caesars Palace Las Vegas conservatism" at all. This panel will explore the current conservative politics Session Organizer: Mayer N. Zald, University of Michigan in the U.S. through a comparative angle - comparing right-wing nationalism over time, comparing conservative mobilization to that by progressive groups, From Copernicus to Ptolemy: On the Perils of Movement comparing European and American right politics, and examining the shifting Centric Scholarship. Douglas McAdam, Stanford issue formations of American public discourse. University 394. Thematic Session. Scandal Panelists: Karen D. Pyke, University of California, Riverside Caesars Palace Las Vegas Belinda Robnett, University of California-Irvine Session Organizer: Ari Adut, University of Texas at Austin Kumiko Nemoto, Western Kentucky University Presider: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Cynthia Feliciano, University of California, Irvine Panelist: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison This session analyzes the most recent trends in interracial relationships, a The Transmission of Stigma in Social Contexts. Elizabeth growing area of study within sociology of race, sociology of gender, and sociology of families. The presenters will assess the various meanings of these Pontikes, University of Chicago trends for racial politics, gender patterns, and sexualities (in comparing Scandal or Silence: Political Malfeasance in the Media. heterosexual and gay/lesbian couples.) Robert Entman, The George Washington University Scandal and the Public Sphere. Ari Adut, University of Texas 398. Author Meets Critics Session. Between Ghetto and at Austin Good: African American Girls and Inner City Violence Payola as a Scandal of Economic Exchange. Gabriel (Rutgers University Press, 2009) by Nikki Jones Rossman, University of California-Los Angeles Caesars Palace Las Vegas Discussant: Michael P. Young, University of Texas, Austin Session Organizer: David A. Snow, University of California- TBA Irvine Author: Nikki Jones, University of California-Santa Barbara 395. Thematic Session. Sex, Secularism and Religion Caesars Palace Las Vegas 399. Regional Spotlight Session. Local Faith Activists on Session Organizer: Dawne Moon, Marquette University Justice, Community Revitalization, and Intergroup Presider: Dawne Moon, Marquette University Reconciliation Panelists: Bernadette Barton, Morehead State University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Jason J. Hopkins, University of California-Santa Barbara Session Organizer: Omar M. McRoberts, University of Lynne Gerber, University of California-Berkeley Chicago Orit Avishai, Fordham University Presider: Omar M. McRoberts, University of Chicago This panel explores how the tensions between religiosity and secularism Panelists: Jane Ramsey, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs play themselves out through discourses about sexuality. The panel will begin Noel Castellanos, Christian Community Development with a presentation of quantitative data on attitudes about homosexuality, which will engage with the secularization debate. The remainder of the Corporation presentations will consider qualitative data from studies at the nexus of Ann Kalayil, South Asian American Policy & Research sexuality, religion and secularism, including such topics as how religious and Institute secular discourses are used by rural gay men and lesbians to engage the Reverend Calvin Morris, Community Renewal Society religious right and how evangelical marriage counseling uses religious discourses to contend with secular trends. 400. Didactic Seminar. Event History Analysis 396. Special Session. Cognitive Science and Methodological Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Classroom I, ASA Exhibit Hall Practice in Sociology: Implications, Challenges and Session Organizer: Kazuo Yamaguchi, University of Chicago Prospects Leader: Kazuo Yamaguchi, University of Chicago Caesars Palace Las Vegas 401. Department Workshop. Free Consultation with a Session Organizer: Omar A. Lizardo, University of Notre Member of the ASA Department Resources Group Dame Caesars Palace Las Vegas Presider: Omar A. Lizardo, University of Notre Dame Session Organizer: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College Panelists: Ann Mische, Rutgers University Leader: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College Karen A. Cerulo, Rutgers University This session is a "drop-in" workshop staffed by over a dozen members of Stephen Vaisey, University of California-Berkeley the ASA's Department Resources Group, a group of highly-trained individuals Matthew Desmond, Harvard University who can help with many issues including curriculum, faculty development, scholarship of teaching and learning and more. The DRG consultants at this Daniel A Winchester, University of Missouri-Columbia workshop will represent a variety of institutional types ranging from Research in cognitive neuroscience has so not had much of an impact on community colleges to Ph.D-granting universities. Here are some topics you the ways in which sociologists go about gathering empirical data. Nevertheless can get help with at this workshop: -preparing for a program review - some recent theoretical statements as well as empirical projects in cultural curriculum structure and design, course sequencing -assessment -articulation - sociology and the ethnographic study of concrete social settings suggest that joint programs -applied programs -criminal justice -dual enrollment issues - taking into account insights from the cognitive neurosciences has important international programs -on-line and hybrid courses/programs -the introductory implications for the way in which sociological data are collected. This session and capstone courses -gen ed and service courses -involving students in to brings together sociologists from a wide spectrum of methodological research -faculty development -using technology -service learning While the specialties, quantitative and qualitative, to explore the implications of workshop is designed to allow drop-ins, prior communication with the session Cognitive Neuroscience in particular and Cognitive Science more broadly for organizer will allow the appropriate DRG consultant to review any relevant current methodological practice in the social sciences. background information plus information you provide and in return you will get a more informed consultation. For more information on the DRG and its 397. Special Session. Racial and Sexual Politics: Examining programs, go to: http://asanet.org/teaching/drg.cfm For more information on Trends and Meanings of Interracial Relationships this session or to request an appointment during the drop-in session, contact Caesars Palace Las Vegas Jeff Chin at [email protected] and put "annual meeting DRG consultation" in Session Organizer: Rebecca E. Klatch, University of the subject heading California-San Diego Presider: Cynthia Feliciano, University of California, Irvine 402. Professional Workshop. Status of the Job Market for University New PhDs in Sociology 2010-2011 3. Diffusion of Lifelong Learning in the European Union. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Jungeun Lee, University of Georgia Session Organizers: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American 4. Exploring Gender, Race and Place Attachment in Socio- Sociological Association Spatial Reassembling. Mia Charlene White, MIT Janene Scelza, American Sociological Association 5. Extracurricular Activity and Self-Esteem among Leader: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania Adolescents: A Longitudinal Assessment. Marieke M. Van As with other professional associations we are concerned about the future Willigen, East Carolina University; Maria McDonald, East of our discipline and profession. If there are no jobs for new PhDs the Carolina University discipline will not renew itself and ultimately its perspectives, understandings and modes of analyses will fade or be usurped by other disciplines. The 6. Feminist Organizing and US College Students. Alison purpose of this workshop is to provide information about the status of the job Crossley, University of California, Santa Barbara market to faculty members, to director's of graduate studies, and to recent 7. Gender and Mental Health of Family Caregivers in Japan. PhDs or to PhD candidates who are concerned about their futures. We'll Saeko Kikuzawa, Hosei University present the findings from the 2010 survey of 2010-2011 jobs. We can't paint too rosy a picture of the academic job market, but there may be some reasons 8. Housing and the Psychological Well-being of Rural-to- for optimism. We'll provide information about the prime time for hiring, most Urban Migrants in China. Zhen Li, SUNY-Albany advertised specialties, and departments in which jobs are located. We would 9. Intimate Partner Violence and Condom Use: The Role of like workshop participants to discuss the following issues: faculty or candidate Condom Use Self-Efficacy. Holly Swan, University of activities or strategies that will increase the competiveness of PhD candidates; views of applied, policy, and research positions; and what additional Delaware; Daniel Oconnell, Center for Drug and Alcohol information would be useful. Studies 10. Mutuality and Triadic Network Development in Two Years 403. Policy and Research Workshop. NSF Interdisciplinary of Facebook Interactions. Mina Doroud, University of Funding Opportunities California-Davis; Diane H. Felmlee, University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas California-Davis; S. Felix Wu, University of California, Session Organizer: Regina E. Werum, Emory University Davis Leader: Regina E. Werum, Emory University 13. Nonmedical Prescription Opioid Use: Gender Differences Co-Leaders: Katherine Meyer, National Science Foundation in Growth Models of Desistance. Whitney D. Gunter, Kelly A. Joyce, National Science Foundation University of Delaware; Nicholas W. Bakken, University of R. Saylor Breckenridge, Wake Forest University Wisconsin - La Crosse; Daniel Oconnell, Center for Drug James R. Elliott, University of Oregon and Alcohol Studies; Steven P. Kurtz, University of This session targets graduate students, faculty, and researchers who are interested in submitting proposals that take an interdisciplinary approach Delaware and/or are aimed at an interdisciplinary audience. Representatives from the 14. Results of Random Drug Testing at a Recovery High National Science Foundation (NSF), its research review committees and School. Carol Cirulli Lanham, University of Texas at grantees will discuss the various interdisciplinary funding opportunities at Dallas NSF, elements of a competitive proposal, and the proposal submission and review process. The format will be interactive, allowing for audience 15. Revolution Tourism: Revolutionary Subjectivity, questions and participation. Performativity, and Commodity Fetishism. Mark J. Salvaggio, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Lazri 404. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Introduction to DiSalvo, University of Connecticut Sociology 16. Sporting Hazards: Recreational Boating and Alcohol Caesars Palace Las Vegas Consumption in the US. Karin A. Mack, Session Organizer: Susan J. Ferguson, Grinnell College CDC/NCIPC/DUIP; Julie Gilchrist, CDC Leader: Susan J. Ferguson, Grinnell College 17. The Conflict Over Social Construction of Iranian Women's This teaching workshop focuses on the development of and different pedagogical approaches to creating introductory courses in sociology. Sexuality in Three Generations. Elham Amini, Workshop participants will actively discuss and share ideas about how to 18. The Impact of Fair Trade on Latin American Coffee design an Introduction to Sociology course. We will begin with a discussion Producers. Valerio Verrea, Research Academy Leipzig of our learning goals and objectives before analyzing examples of syllabi and 19. The Prevalence of Substance Use and Its Effect on School assignments that emphasize different objectives. Participants in this workshop also will look at diverse types of readings, texts, and films that are Standardized Test Scores. Kevin Daly, University of currently used in Introduction to Sociology courses. As time permits, we will Delaware discuss methods of assessing student learning at the introductory level and 20. The Relationship Between Intensive Mothering and Adult challenges to teaching this course. Children's Self-Mastery: A Longitudinal Analysis. Sandra 405. Research Poster Session. Communicating Sociology M Harmon, North Carolina State University; Angie C. Caesars Palace Las Vegas, ASA Exhibit Hall Henderson, University of Northern Colorado Session Organizer: Diane Pike, Augsburg College 21. Understanding Learning Style Impact on HIV Prevention 1. A Delicate Dance: Careers and Caregiving in Families of Programs for Correctional Populations. Daniel Oconnell, Children with Disabilities. Sara E. Green, University of Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies; Steven S. Martin, South Florida University of Delaware; Holly Swan, University of 2. Assessing Immigrant Health: Acculturation, Self-rated Delaware Health, and Physical Health. Edith Wafula, Howard 22. Upholding War: System Justification, Commercial University; Marie-Claude E. Jipguep-Akhtar, Howard Advertising, and Civilian Casualty Tolerance. Ronald S. Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY; Barbara Sutton, Neighborhood Crime and Recovery from Severe Mental State University of New York-Albany Illness: Resistance and Resistors in Urban Washington DC. 23. Psychological or Resource Factors: What Explains the Rob Whitley, McGill University Effect of Family Instability on Children's Math Can Family Relationships Explain the Race Paradox in Mental Trajectories? Yongmin Sun, The Ohio State University- Health? Dawne M. Mouzon, Rutgers University Mansfield; Pamela Ban, Harvard University; Xiaomei Pei, Intimacy, Effervescent Experience and Mental Health: Sexual Tsinghua University Activity and Depression among Older Adults. Kathryn Ganong, Macalester College; Erik W. Larson, Macalester 406. Student Forum Workshop. Different Types of College Publication Opportunities for Students Discussant: Valerie R. Stackman, Howard University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Hephzibah Virginia Strmic-Pawl, 410. Regular Session. Organizational Alliances and University of Virginia Collaborations Panelists: Keri E. Iyall Smith, Suffolk University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Lisa Dawn Wade, Occidental College Session Organizer: Julie A. Kmec, Washington State Gwen Sharp, Nevada State College University Andrea D. Miller, Webster University Presider: Long K. Doan, Indiana University Danielle Dirks, University of Texas at Austin Sources of Organizations' Trustworthiness as Alliance Partners. Oliver Schilke, UCLA; Karen S. Cook, Stanford 407. Regular Session. Aging University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Navigating the Stages of Innovation: Integrating Research on Session Organizer: Shalon MauRene Irving, Morgan State Innovation and the Biotechnology Industry. Eric C. University Dahlin, University of Minnesota Beyond Cumulative Disadvantage's Individual and Cohort Open Source and the OED: A Historical View on Levels: Social Structure's Role in "Shuttering" a Senior Collaborative Production in the Internet Age. Kelly Center. Joyce Weil, University of Northern Colorado Kistner, University of Washington Long-Term Effects of Age Discrimination on Mental Research Partnerships in China. Wubiao Zhou, Nanyang Health:The Role of Perceived Financial Hardship. Tetyana Technological University Pylypiv Shippee, University of Minnesota; Markus H. Discussant: Amy S. Wharton, Washington State University Schafer, Purdue University; Nathan Shippee, Mayo Clinic; Lindsay A. Rinaldo, Purdue University 411. Regular Session. Political Sociology III (Cultural SES, Trajectories of Physical Limitations, and Change in Dimensions of Armed Conflict) Depression in Late Life. Alex E. Bierman, University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas Calgary; Leonard I. Pearlin, University of Maryland Session Organizer: Gregory M. Maney, Hofstra University The Effect of Socioeconomic Status on Body Weight and Presider: Gregory M. Maney, Hofstra University Weight Gain Among the Elderly in Taiwan. Zhihong Sa, Diffusing Human Bombs: The Role of Cultural Resonance in Beijing Normal University the Spread of Political Tactics. Michael Genkin, Cornell University; Robert Braun, Cornell University 408. Regular Session. China and Globalization Security and Territory: A Place-Based Approach. Erika Caesars Palace Las Vegas Marquez, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Session Organizer: David A. Smith, University of California- From Mobilization to Colonization: State Imaginaries in the Irvine US Draft Resistance and Counter-Recruitment Movements. Global Economic Crisis and the Rise of China at the World Emily Brissette, University of California, Berkeley Scene. Alvin Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science and Memory Activism between the National and Transnational. Technology Yifat Gutman, The New School for Social Research In Dollar We Trust? Cold War and China in the (Un)making of Discussant: Eitan Y Alimi, The Hebrew University the Empire's Money. Ho-Fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University 412. Regular Session. Qualitative Methodology II: China and the Changing Nature of Globalization: Challenges and Lessons in Qualitative Research Development, Transition or Transformation? Jeffrey Caesars Palace Las Vegas Henderson, University of Bristol Session Organizer: Kathy Charmaz, Sonoma State University The Chinese Century? Some Policy Implications of China's Presider: Kathy Charmaz, Sonoma State University Move to High-Tech Innovation. Richard P. Appelbaum, Facebook, Google, and Researcher-Participant Interaction: Univ of California-Santa Barbara New Media and Challenges in Qualitative Research. Jennifer A. Reich, University of Denver 409. Regular Session. Mental Health II Social Scientists' Online Presence and Impact on Research: Caesars Palace Las Vegas Lessons from fieldwork with the Michigan Militia. Amy B. Session Organizer: Tariqah Nuriddin, Howard University Cooter, University of Michigan Presider: Antwan Jones, George Washington University How Did I Get Here? The Social Process of Accessing Field Sites. Christopher S. Bondy, DePauw University 416. Section on Body and Embodiment Paper Session. A Grounded Theory Exploration of Community-Based Social Experts On/Of Bodies: Knowledge and Methodologies Capital Meanings and Motives. Cynthia Ganote, Saint Caesars Palace Las Vegas Mary's College of California Session Organizer: Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of "Mostly Safe Here": Management of Identity and Sexuality Cincinnati Threat in Interviews with Female Inmates. Amanda Ward, Commitment and Non-Compliance: Conflicting Constructions University of Wisconsin Madison of Gastric Banding Patients. Lisa Joy Borello, Georgia Institute of Technology 413. Regular Session. Risk Perceptions, Risk Management Excessive Bleeding: Measuring and Diagnosing Menstrual and Blame Pathology. Katie Ann Hasson, University of California- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Berkeley Session Organizer: Lee M. Miller, Sam Houston State Penises and the Men Who Love Them: Negotiating University Masculinity and Circumcision Status. Amanda Kennedy, From Action to Edgework: Risk Taking and Reflexivity in State University of New York-Stony Brook First and Second Modernity. Stephen G. Lyng, Carthage "It's Like Changing the Oil in Your Car": Botox Cosmetic and College Discourses of Prevention. Dana A. Berkowitz, Louisiana Hindsight in the Public Eye: Non-Evacuation in three Atlantic State University Hurricanes. Charles Brady Potts, University of Southern The Genetic Testing Experience of BRCA Positive Women : California Deciding Between Surveillance or Surgery. Sharlene J. The Discursive Management of Financial Risk Scandals: Wall Hesse-Biber, Boston College Street Journal Commentaries on LTCM and Enron. Galit Discussant: Victoria L. Pitts-Taylor, City University of New Ailon, Bar-Ilan University York-Graduate Center Structure, Agency and Risk: Towards the Development of an Integrated Approach for Understanding Health. Brooke S 417. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. West, Columbia University Understanding and Protecting Children's Rights Caesars Palace Las Vegas 414. Regular Session. 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Richelle Dykstra, Slippery Rock University University of Minnesota Grief and the Sociology of Emotions - A Theoretical Review Cultural Tourism in Transnational Adoption: 'Staged and New Integration. Nina R. Jakoby, University of Zurich Authenticity' and its Implications for Adopted Children. 415. Section on Animals and Society Paper Session. Human Pamela Anne Quiroz, University of Illinois-Chicago Consumptive Practices and the Exploitation of Other Children's Participation and Child Labor Organizations in Animals Vietnam. Jessica Karen Taft, Davidson College Caesars Palace Las Vegas "Sins of the Parents" or Social Conflict: Why States Made Session Organizer: Tracey Harris, Cape Breton University School Attendance Compulsory. Emily Rauscher, New Presider: Jessica Greenebaum, Central Connecticut State York University University 418. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Canine Soldiers, Mascots and Stray Dogs in Wartime: Ethical Invited Session. Street Demonstrations: Changing Considerations. Janet M. Alger College; Steven F. Alger, Dynamics of Contention College of St. Rose Caesars Palace Las Vegas Culture of Violence: Non-Human Animals as Double Victims Session Organizers: Bert Klandermans, VU University of the "Animal Production" Industry. Cameron Thomas Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, VU University Amsterdam Whitley, Michigan State University Studying Street Demonstrations. Some Answers and More The Mediterranean Tragedy of the Commodity. Stefano B. Questions. Olivier fillieule, University of Lausanne Longo, University of Illinois-Springfield; Rebecca J. Repertoires of Collective Street Actions in the 1960s, 1970s, Clausen, Fort Lewis College and 1980s. Clark McPhail, U. of Illinois, Urbana- The Hobby Farm. Helene M. Lawson, University of Pittsburgh Champaign Contemporary Social Protest and Street Demonstrations in the United States. Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland How socio-political context influences emotional responses of Inter-Firm Status Signaling Through Conversational protestors. Dunya van Troost, VU-University-Amsterdam; Exchange. Scott Golder, Cornell University; Victor Nee, Bert Klandermans, VU University; Jacquelien van Cornell University Stekelenburg, VU University Amsterdam The Extra-Legal Governance Structure of a Shadow Financial System: Governance in the Absence of Formal Regulation. 419. Section on Communication and Information Todd Arthur Bridges, Brown University Technology Paper Session. New Media Frontiers: The Paradoxical Resurgence of Managerialism in the Youth and New Media Shareholder Value Era, 1984-2001. Adam Goldstein, UC Caesars Palace Las Vegas Berkeley Session Organizer: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University The Persistence of Class, not Race: Who Still Can't Afford to 422. Section on Evolution, Biology, and Society Paper Blog? Jennifer Anne Schradie, UC Berkeley Session. 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McLanahan, Princeton Caesars Palace Las Vegas University; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Teachers College; Irwin Session Organizer: William Alex Pridemore, Indiana Garfinkel, Columbia University; Daniel Notterman, University Pennsylvania State University Presider: William Alex Pridemore, Indiana University Discussant: Yang Yang, University of North Carolina-Chapel Trading Spaces: Drug Markets, Homicide, and Economic Hill Context across U.S. Counties. Syndee G Knight, Indiana University-Bloomington 423. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Paper Alcohol & Victims of IPV: The Role of Heavy Episodic Session. Contested Politics and Policies in Global and Drinking in Intimate Partner Violence. Lia Chervenak Nation-State Dynamics Wiley, University of Akron; Robert L Peralta, University Caesars Palace Las Vegas of Akron Session Organizer: Aaron Benavot, Univ at Albany-State Community organization moderates the effect of alcohol outlet University of New York density on violence. William Alex Pridemore, Indiana Presider: Aaron Benavot, Univ at Albany-State University of University; Tony H. Grubesic, Drexel University New York All the World's A Stage: How Globalization of Media and 421. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. New Civil Society Are Affecting Contentious Politics. J. Craig Institutionalism in Economic Sociology Jenkins, The Ohio State University; Edward M. Crenshaw, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Ohio State University; Kristopher K. Robison, Ohio State Session Organizer: Victor Nee, Cornell University University From Economic Openness to Institutional Embeddedness: Crafting the Nuclear Regime Complex (1950-1975): Dynamics Global Investors and Firm Performance in China's Stock of Fragmentation and Harmonization of Nonproliferation Market. Junmin Wang, University of Memphis; Doug Treaties. Gregoire Mallard, McGill University Guthrie, George Washington University How Did International Agencies Manufacture the "One World, How Are Legal Institutions Formulated?: Organizational One Health" Policy Framework? Yu-Ju Chien, University Dynamics of Art Bill Deliberations in Korean National of Minnesota Assembly. Kang San Lee, Yonsei University; Dongyoub Scientized Politics and Global Governance in the Cotton Shin, Yonsei University; Eunmee Kim, Seoul National Trade. Amy Adams Quark, College of William & Mary University; Joongseek Lee, Seoul National University World Society and the Global Foreign Aid Network, 1966- 2005. Liam Swiss, Memorial University Cristina Legot, Boston College Discussant: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Michigan A First Step toward Regulation: Challenges to Turning PVC into a Global "Matter of Concern". Monique Y 424. Section on International Migration Paper Session. Ouimette, Boston College Immigrants and their Descendents in Comparative A Theory of Ecological Rent: The Poltical Economy of Context: Remaking the Middle Class Displaced Environmental Degradation. Kirk S. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Lawrence, University of California, Riverside; Seth B. Session Organizer: Jody Agius Vallejo, University of Southern Abrutyn, University of California, Riverside California Gender and the Socioeconomic Intergenerational Mobility of Table 2. Agriculture, Energy, and the Environment. Post-1965 Immigrants and Second Generation. Julie Park, Table Presider: Sarah Elizabeth Blake, University of Maryland, College Park; Stephanie J. Nawyn, Commercial Shrimp and the Agrarian Question: Exploring Michigan State University; Megan Jane Benetsky, Rural Regulation and Livelihood Transformation in University of Maryland Southwest Bangladesh. Md Saidul Islam, Nanyang Structural Assimilation and the Political Incorporation of Technological University-Singapore Latinos in the US. Sheilamae Reyes, The Ohio State Energy, Unequal Exchange, and Complexity in the Modern University World-System. James Rice, New Mexico State Who is French?: Middle-class positionality and identity among University second-generation North African immigrants in France. The Political Economy of Attribution Judgements for Jean Beaman, Northwestern University Public Goods and Service Provision in Zambia. Audrey "Shades of White: How High-Skilled Asian Immigration Sacks, University of Washington Shapes What it Means to be White". Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford University; Adam Louis Horowitz, Stanford Table 3. Social Collapse and Environmental Decline. University Table Presider: Richard N. Hutchinson, Kennesaw State Discussant: Min Zhou, Univ of California-Los Angeles University 425. Section on Medical Sociology Invited Session. 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Rene Almeling, Yale University April Linton, Univ of California, San Diego The Social Dynamics Underlying the Temporal and Spatial Testing the Global City Hypothesis: An Empirical Patterns of Autism: A Simulation Experiment. Ka-yuet Assessment among U.S. Cities, 1990-2000. Michael Liu, Columbia University Timberlake, University of Utah; Matthew R. Sanderson, Discussant: Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Lehigh University; Ben Derudder, University of Ghent; Xiulian Ma, University of Utah; Frank Witlox, 426. Section on Political Economy and World-Systems University of Ghent; Jessica Rose Winitzky, University Roundtable Session of Utah Caesars Palace Las Vegas Peruvian Migrants: A look at migration in an evolving 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: world-system. Marti Morris, University of Utah Session Organizers: Jason G. Cons, Cornell University Social transformations and International migration: Christian C. 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The Theory of the Upper Class: Core Coalitions, Capital Table Presider: Kyoung-ho Shin, Northwest Missouri State Accumulation, Oligopoly and Ideological Domination. University Frederick Schiff, University of Houston Hacking the Global: Constructing Markets and Commons though Free Software. Sara Schoonmaker, University Table 6. Borders and Frontiers: Nodes of Connection. of Redlands Table Presider: Thomas D. Hall, DePauw University Improving Models of Democracy: The Effects of Lags. Two Southwestern Frontiers: Lessons from Ancient to Mikhail Balaev, University of North Carolina Modern Borders. Thomas D. Hall, DePauw University Greensboro Explaining the Rise of Islamist Movements: A Dialogical Upstart Cities. John Joe Schlichtman, University of San Approach. Khaldoun Subhi Samman, Macalester Diego College Indigenous Ontologies and Expanding Political Frontiers. Table 11. Legal and Institutional Negotiations of the Social. Tanya Karina Heurich Casas, Delaware Valley College Table Presider: Gulseren Kozak-Isik, University of Minnesota Table 7. Determinates and Outcomes of Economic Growth. Intercountry Adoption and Sociological Theory: Family Table Presider: Gary Coyne, University of California, Development, Humanitarianism and the Riverside Commodification of Children. Robin Shura, University Neoliberalism's Relationship with Economic Growth: The of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Power of the Market or a Government Bailout? Joseph Shari-a and The Contentious Politics of Legal Pluralism. Nathan Cohen, City University of New York, Queens Gulseren Kozak-Isik, University of Minnesota College Salience of Cultural Identity. Elena M. Ermolaeva, The Myth of Capitalism: Informal Institutions and Russian Marshall University Economic Development. Rachel Leigh Behler, Cornell University 427. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Roundtable Unity Within the Transnational Business Community: the Session significance of transnational interlocks. Joshua Caesars Palace Las Vegas Murray, SUNY at Stony Brook 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Session Organizer: Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts Table 8. The Political Economy of Raw Materials and Resource Extraction. Table 1. Children, Families, Networks and Race/Gender/Class Table Presider: Sandra Curtis Comstock, Harvard University Coloring Outside the Lines: How Black Families Identify Iron, Oil, Battleships and Tanks: Raw Materials, Transport Within the Homeschooling Movement. Taura Taylor and Competition for Economic Ascent. Paul S. Coats, The Nappy Parlor Ciccantell, Western Michigan University Helping Up, Helping Out: Exploring the Network Raw Materials and Development: Why wasn't there a Heterogeneity of Low-Income African- and Latin- nineteenth century 'resource curse'? Astra Bonini, The American Women. Tennille Nicole Allen, Lewis Johns Hopkins University University; Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University Sketching the New Extraction: Materiality, Rent-seeking, Standing One's Ground: Gender, Race, and Class in the and Junior Firms in the Global Gold Mining Industry. Daycare Setting. Adilia E.E. James, University of Michael L. Dougherty, Illinois State University Chicago Running in Two Worlds: Social Capital, Symbolic Table 9. Trends in Global Development. Boundaries and Indigenous Entrepreneurs in Toronto, Table Presiders: Mary Robertson, University of Colorado- Canada. Rochelle R. Côté, University of Toronto Boulder Barbara Grossman-Thompson, University of Colorado Table 2. Culture and Race, Gender, and Class Boulder Black Fashion Models' Aesthetic Labor: When the Development Aid in a Global Society. Lindsey P. Corporate and the White "Gaze" Intersect. Elizabeth A. 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Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Massachusetts at Amherst Community College Racist Medicine: Indian physicians' experiences with 428. Section on Social Psychology Invited Session. racism, and sexism in U.S. medical workplaces. Managing Conflict in Settings of Everyday Life: Wasudha Bhatt, University of Texas at Austin; Nestor Interaction and Practices P. Rodriguez, University of Texas at Austin Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Douglas W. Maynard, University of Table 7. Media, and Race, Gender, and Class Wisconsin Racial Events, Media, and Public Discourse on Racism: Citizen Complaints and the Organization of Authority and The Don Imus Case. Jeffrey K. Dowd, Rutgers Accountability in Police-Initiated 'Stop-and-Frisk' University Encounters. Geoffrey Raymond, University of California- Reframing Shirley Sherrod: The Intersectional Analysis of Santa Barbara; Nikki Jones, University of California-Santa Black Women Bloggers. 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Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Rightward Tendencies: Making Sense of Conservatism in the Age of Obama Section on Race, Gender, and Class Business Meeting -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Amy J. Binder, University of California- 4:30 pm Meetings San Diego Crowd Counting Contention and the Tea Party: Emotional 2013 Program Committee -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Dynamics of Conservative Embattlement. Ruth Lauren Braunstein, New York University Committee on Sections -- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Cultures of the Tea Party. Andrew J. Perrin, University of Department Resources Group (DRG) Business Meeting -- North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Steven J. 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Meeting Students Where They Live: Facebook, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Twitter, Blogs, and Wikis Session Organizer: Isaac A. Reed, University of Colorado- Caesars Palace Las Vegas Boulder Session Organizers: Amy Elizabeth Traver, CUNY Presider: Isaac A. Reed, University of Colorado-Boulder Queensborough Getting Real: A Case for Standpoint Epistemology. Joey Val Episcopo, St. Edward's University Sprague, University of Kansas Presider: Christopher J. Schneider, University of British Tolerant Knowledge. Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago Columbia Okanagan Macro-Phenomenology and Modernity: Toward a New Using Wikis in Teaching. Theodore C. Wagenaar, Miami Dispensation for General Social Theory. John R. Hall, University University of Calfornia-Davis Bringing the Blogosphere into the Classroom: Strategies for Theory in Ethnography: Notes Towards a Relational Case Incorporating External Discourses. Jose Francisco Method. Paul R. Lichterman, University of Southern marichal, California Lutheran University California Wikis and Wikipedia as a Teaching Tool: Five Years Later. Discussant: Claire Laurier Decoteau, University of Illinois- Piotr Konieczny, University of Pittsburgh Chicago Sociological Imaginations Run Wild: One Tweet At A Time. In the last 15-20 years, shifts in theory and epistemology have combined Travis Jones, Stanly Community College with innovative research techniques to reorient debates about knowledge of social life. To name a few: the advent of scientific and critical realism as Discussant: Christopher J. Schneider, University of British philosophies of social science, the claims made by cultural sociology to give Columbia Okanagan sociological explanations, new thinking on causality in comparative-historical sociology, the development of network theory, and the emergence of new 431. Theory Section Invited Session. Theorizing the objects of study (e.g. "Empire"). 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Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Michigan; 3:30 pm Meetings Claire Whitlinger, University of Michigan Section on Political Economy of the World-System Business Conflicts of Values, Conflicts of Visions: Some Examples from Climate and Environmental Struggles Exploring the Dynamics of "Interests" Versus "Altruism". Nicola Race, Poverty, Politics, Repression: Incarceration and Arrests Bullard, Focus on the Global South in State and MSAs 1983-2003. Pamela E. Oliver, War after Peace: Enduring Social Effects of Protracted University of Wisconsin-Madison Conflicts in Southern Africa and Central America. Cecilia Strange Fruit Incorporated: Toward and Understanding of Menjivar, Arizona State University; Victor Agadjanian, Historical African American Persecution from 1800-2010. Arizona State University Christian Davenport, University of Notre Dame How We Remember to Forget: Collective Memory and Discussant: Lawrence D. Bobo, Harvard University America's Forever Wars. John Hagan, Northwestern This session brings together scholars to assess the state of thinking on the University interplay between politics and punitiveness, both for the period of rising incarceration and disparity 1970-1995 and the more complex patterns of the Discussant: Calvin Morrill, University of California-Berkeley past decade. One question undergirding the session is whether political ideas Social conflicts that are deeply rooted, destructive, and persist despite of repression are relevant to the politics of crime control. repeated attempts at resolution are often defined as "intractable". Cases of intractable conflict can be found in virtually every region of the world, 436. Special Session. Perspectives on Altruism, Morality, involving a variety of social, cultural, economic, governmental, climatological, and population dynamics. Although sociologists have long been interested in and Social Solidarity social conflict, few scholars in the discipline have devoted themselves to Caesars Palace Las Vegas understanding intractable social conflict. What can we learn sociologically Session Organizer: Vincent Jeffries, California State from cases of escalating and de-escalated intractable social conflict? What University-Northridge insights can sociology, other social sciences, and those working on the front lines of these conflicts offer toward understanding how to think about Presider: Vincent Jeffries, California State University- intractable social conflict, the potential for social justice, and the conditions Northridge under which such conflicts escalate and de-escalate? Why haven't intractable Civil and Uncivil Solidarities. Jeffrey C. Alexander, Yale social conflicts occupied the theoretical imaginations, if not the empirical and University policy foci, of more sociologists and social scientists, more generally? Beyond Self-Interest and Altruism: Care as Mutual 434. Thematic Session. Political Conflicts over Same-sex Nourishment. Paul G. Schervish, Boston College Marriage Cultural Models and Altruism. Stephen Vaisey, University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas California-Berkeley Session Organizer: Amy L. Stone, Trinity University Social Solidarity, Altruism, and Mutual Aid: Sociological Presider: Verta A. Taylor, Univ. of California - Santa Barbara Concepts of Piotr Kroptkin and Pitirim Sorokin Revised. Altered States: Legal Structuring and Relationship Recognition Nikita Pokrovsky, State University Higher School of in the U.S. and Australia. Mary Bernstein, University of Economics-Moscow Connecticut; Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Discussant: Edward A. Tiryakian, Duke University Same-Sex Marriage Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa. Ashley Papers in this session examine current research and theoretical development in the study of altruism, morality, and social solidarity. In the Currier, Texas A&M University; Tara A McKay, most general sense, this subject matter consists of intentions and actions to University of California-Los Angeles benefit the welfare of others. Examples are generosity, benevolence, Losing Same-Sex Marriage at the Ballot Box. Amy L. Stone, philanthropy, intergroup cooperation, and universalizing solidarity. The Trinity University subject matter also consists of ideas about good and evil and right and wrong. Both these interrelated phenomena span the micro-macro continuum, ranging It Seemed Like There Were Droves of Lesbians': Explaining from individuals, to forms and norms of interaction, to organizations and their the Gender Gap in Same-Sex Marriage. Katrina E. normative cultures, and to the global social and cultural systems. This session Kimport, University of California-San Francisco introduces the study of altruism, morality, and social solidarity as a distinct Discussant: Verta A. Taylor, Univ. of California - Santa field of sociological practice. The comprehensive nature and diversity of the field is reflected in the papers. Barbara Whether or not same-sex couples can access the social institution of 437. Special Session. The China Century? marriage is one of the most divisive social conflicts of our time. This conflict has resulted in political outcomes such as national legislation to restrict the Caesars Palace Las Vegas federal definition of marriage and the repeal of same-sex marriage at the ballot Session Organizer: Feng Wang, University of California-Irvine box recently in states like California and Maine. This thematic session will Presider: Yang Su, University of California-Irvine explore same-sex marriage in the electoral and legislative arenas, Panelists: Xueguang Zhou, Stanford University contextualizing these conflicts within a larger history of social injustice in the United States and elsewhere. Andrew G. Walder, Stanford University Saskia Sassen, Columbia University 435. Thematic Session. The Politics of Punitiveness: Race, Discussant: Neil Fligstein, University of Californnia Class, and Partisanship The twenty-first century may well be called "the China Century." China's Caesars Palace Las Vegas global economic power, relatively miniscule only three decades ago, is now becoming the most powerful in the world (China's GDP as the world's total Session Organizer: Pamela E. Oliver, University of was only 5 percent in 1979 and reached 17 percent in 2006). With its rising Wisconsin-Madison economic power, continental geographic size, and the world's largest Presider: Pamela E. Oliver, University of Wisconsin-Madison population, China is well posed to be the most consequential force reshaping Unpacking the Punitive Turn in the American States: Race, the world political economic order in the next fifty years if not longer. Just as the twenty-century Chinese revolutions that shook the world and provided rich Politics and Incarceration, 1977-2004. Kecia Johnson, materials for sociological imaginations and understanding, China's "peaceful State University of New York-Albany; Karen Heimer, rise" in the twenty-first century poses similarly if not more challenging University of Iowa; Andres Felipe Rengifo, University of questions. This thematic session brings together a unique mix of prominent Missouri-St. Louis; Joseph Lang, University of Iowa scholars, some have studied China from "within" and other have observed from "a far," but all have a common interest to put China within a comparative, historical, and global context. The aim of the session therefore is 441. Policy and Research Workshop. Self and Social not so much about what has been happening within China, but the broad Identities: Implications for Research and Teaching sociological and political economy implications of China's ascendance on the global scene, and the questions they raise for sociological research. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Linda P. Rouse, University of Texas- 438. Regional Spotlight Session (Las Vegas). Racial Arlington Conflict and Harmony in Las Vegas: Historical and Leader: Linda P. Rouse, University of Texas-Arlington Contemporary Struggles A major area in social psychology, exploring self and social identities has Caesars Palace Las Vegas wide appeal to researchers, teachers, clinical practitioners, policy makers, and the general public. Accordingly, it provides sociologists with an instructive Session Organizer: Shannon M. Monnat, University of vehicle for considering how our work is best shared with others, both within Nevada-Las Vegas and outside our own discipline. In keeping with the theme of this year's Presider: Shannon M. Monnat, University of Nevada-Las meeting, the social construction of self and identities is understood as Vegas occurring individually, interactionally, and societally -- at each level, with its Panelists: Robert Joseph McKee, University of Nevada-Las own distinctive tensions, conflicts, resolutions, and changes. Vegas 442. Teaching Workshop. The Art and Science of Selecting Trish Geran, F-Street Coalition Textbooks Earnest Bracey, College of Southern Nevada Caesars Palace Las Vegas Jacob Avery, University of Michigan Session Organizer: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University The panelists in this session will explore the history of racial conflict in Kokomo Las Vegas, from discrimination against and segregation of black entertainers in the 1940s to the recent F Street closure that effectively blocked a Leader: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University Kokomo predominantly black community from the business and tourist districts in the How often do we put the cart before the horse and select our textbooks city. Panelists will compare strategies employed for racial harmony and before we have done our homework? Do textbooks drive the organization and solidarity in Las Vegas and Atlantic City with an emphasis on the role of content of your courses? In this workshop we will discuss the textbook/book casinos in desegregation and race relations among the city's poorest and most selection process for any sociology course. We will consider the critical disadvantaged citizens - the homeless. information needed before the selection process begins including knowledge of student characteristics, campus mission, course goals, course design issues, 439. Department Workshop. Peer Review of Teaching: and pedagogy. We will look at using traditional textbooks, edited readers, supplemental trade books, primary sources (such as journal articles and Moving Beyond Student Evaluations research monographs) as well as books written for a nonacademic audience Caesars Palace Las Vegas including nonfiction books written for the general population and fiction. Session Organizer: Thomas L. Van Valey, Western Michigan While we will not provide specific recommendations for any course, we will University provide a checklist of items to consider when choosing reading materials to better insure good fit. Participants should come with questions related to Leader: Thomas L. Van Valey, Western Michigan University textbooks or reading material. Ample time will be provided for discussion and Recent trends in higher education have called for new emphasis on the interaction with others in the session. peer review of teaching. In the peer review of research, reviewers see only a final product, usually after several drafts and revisions have been carefully 443. Regular Session. Digital Divides in the Internet Age completed. In contrast, peers who review teaching typically see elements of the entire process. Moreover, this may include samples of student work and Caesars Palace Las Vegas both positive and negative student responses, as well as a range of materials Session Organizer: Barry Wellman, University of Toronto dealing with different dimensions of the instructor's experience. It is, Presider: Barry Wellman, University of Toronto therefore, no surprise that many faculty find the peer review of their teaching Cyberasociality and the Online Sociality Divide: Third Level to be threatening. This workshop will offer a rationale for the peer review of teaching, suggest strategies for starting the conversation about peer review, Digital Divide? Zeynep Tufekci, University of Maryland- describe some of the techniques available for peers to review their colleagues' Baltimore County teaching, and provide resources. In addition, it will offer participants an (Tech) Culture in Action: Using a cultural framework to opportunity to discuss local issues and devise strategies for dealing with them. describe and explain differences in technological 440. Professional Workshop. Negotiating Motherhood in competency. Cassidy Puckett, Northwestern University the Academy Does the "Do-it-yourself approach" reduce digital inequality? Caesars Palace Las Vegas Lack of digital skills and infrequent Internet use. Uwe Session Organizer: Adina Nack, California Lutheran Matzat, Eindhoven University of Technology; Bert M. University Sadowski, Eindhoven University of Technology Leader: Adina Nack, California Lutheran University Stalled Digital Divide: Gender Differences in the Use of ICT Co-Leaders: Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts in Taiwan. Yu-Hua Chen, National Taiwan University; Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Wen-Yin Chien, United Daily News Catherine Richards Solomon, Quinnipiac University Discussant: Barry Wellman, University of Toronto The co-leaders of this workshop will provide insight and information about trends in family-leave policies in colleges and universities, as well as the 444. Regular Session. Gender and Work in Cross-national particular challenges that mothers face when navigating academic careers. and Comparative Perspective While no papers will be presented, several of the co-leaders have research Caesars Palace Las Vegas family-leave policies in higher education and the range of social factors that Session Organizer: David A Cotter, Union College shape work-life issues for faculty parents. Findings consitently reveal the ways in which faculty fathers are often privileged over faculty mothers. Discussion Presider: David A Cotter, Union College will center on individual and collective strategies that can be employed to Social Policies and Gender Gaps in Entrepreneurship: improve policies, reform professional norms, and better promote mothers' Institutional Foundations of Inequality across 24 Countries. career satisfaction and success in academia. Sarah Thebaud, Princeton Unviersity The Gap Between Women's Work Values and Employment Corporations, Framing, and the New Work of Professional Trajectories in 18 OECD Countries. Alexander L. Janus, Military Contractors. Kate McCoy, Bucknell University University of California-Berkeley The Intersection of War Support and Peace Making Activities: Three Worlds of Marriage Effects? Gendered Marriage A Case Study. David E. Rohall, Western Illinois Earnings Differences in the United States, Germany, and University; Gregory M. Maney, Hofstra University Sweden. Claudia Geist, University of Utah Workplace Matters: The Use of Maternity and Childcare Leave 448. Regular Session. Queer Pasts and Futures: Policies in Japan. Mary C. Brinton, Harvard University; Remembering and Reimagining Same Sex Desire, Eunmi Mun, Harvard University Aesthetics, and Affect Caesars Palace Las Vegas 445. Regular Session. Heterogeneity, Migration and Session Organizer: Jane Ward, University of California- Asian/Americans Riverside Caesars Palace Las Vegas Presider: Jane Ward, University of California-Riverside Session Organizer: Minjeong Kim, Virginia Tech A Very "Gay" Straight? - On Heterosexual Men's Use and Presider: Mytoan H Nguyen, University of Wisconsin-Madison Abuse of Homosexual Aesthetics. Tristan Steven Bridges, Challenges to South Asian Identity in the Post-September 11th University of Virginia Era. Rifat A. Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Enduring Friendship: Queering the Record of Interpersonal Community College Complaint among Feminists. Judith Karyn Taylor, Contested Spaces and Diversity in the Formation of the University of Toronto Community. Weishan Huang, Max Planck Institute Historiography, Gender Identity, and the Case of the Missing US Colonialism, Migration and Sexualities: The Filipino Fairies. Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College American Case. Yen Le Espiritu, University of California- "Ami Samakami": Same-sex desires and community in San Diego Kolkata, India. Niharika Banerjea, University of Southern Stressful Experiences of Masculinity among Asian and Asian Indiana American Men. Alexander Lu, Indiana University; Y. Joel Discussant: Roderick A. Ferguson, University of Minnesota Wong, Indiana University Discussant: Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah University 449. Regular Session. Schedule Control and Work Commitment 446. Regular Session. Masculinities Caesars Palace Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca College Session Organizer: Kerwin Kaye, New York University Presider: Stephen A. Sweet, Ithaca College Black Middle Class Masculinity? Moderate Blackness, Identity Changing Times: Trends in Faculty Time Allocation and Time Dilemmas, and University Men. Amy C. Wilkins, Allocation Mismatches. Sarah E. Winslow-Bowe, Clemson University of Colorado-Boulder University Gendered promises, gendered betrayals: the African urban Leveraging Limits: Contract Professionals and Control of crisis, masculinity and the public in Abidjan. Jordanna Working Time. Debra J. Osnowitz, Clark University; Matlon, UC Berkeley Kevin D. Henson, Art Inst. California, San Francisco Reconstructing masculinity through otherness: transnational The Gender Equality Paradox: Predictors of Mismatches domination from a postcolonial perspective. Sofia Aboim, between Parents' Work-Family Preferences and Their University of Lisbon Behavior. Margaret L. Usdansky, Syracuse University; The Shifty Boundaries of Racialized Masculinities. Maxine Anna Colaner, University of Illinois-Chicago; Rachel A. Leeds Craig, University of California-Davis Gordon, Univ of Illinois-Chicago To be the object of desire: Romance, Vulnerable Masculinity, Unofficial Flexibility: The Pervasiveness and Inequality of and the Neo-liberal Subject. Gul Ozyegin, The College of Unpredictable Work Schedules. Jillian Crocker, William and Mary University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts; Naomi Gerstel, University of 447. Regular Session. Peace and Conflict II - War: Massachusetts Support, Resistance, and Consequences Discussant: Joy E. Pixley, University of California-Irvine Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizer: Lee A. Smithey, Swarthmore College 450. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Presider: Stephen Poulson, James Madison University Paper Session. Contentious (and Other) Responses to The Social Determinants of Factional Identities in the Maoist the Great Recession Insurgency in central India. Jonathan Kennedy, Centre for Caesars Palace Las Vegas the Study of Civil War Session Organizer: Jeff Goodwin, New York University Explaining Political Violence against Civilians in Northern Aligned Frames? The Basis of Political Actions against Ireland: A Contention-Oriented Approach. Gregory M. Offshoring in West Virginia and Austria. Markus Hadler, Maney, Hofstra University; Grace Yukich, New York Marshall University; Jeffrey McKay, Marshall University University; Michael Alexander McCarthy, New York Social Dialog Responses to the Financial Crisis: A Boolean University; Jeff Goodwin, New York University Analysis. Lucio Baccaro, University of Geneva The Dialectics of Institutionalization: The Development of University Community and Labor Organizing in New York City. Have Schools Made U.S. Children Overweight? Paul von John D. Krinsky, City University of New York-City Hippel, University of Texas College Small Talk: Discourses of Child Obesity in Health- Why SMOs Were Treated Differently in Newspapers during Provider Literature. Angela M. Barian, University of the Great Depression and Great Recession. Edwin Amenta, Wisconsin-Madison University of California-Irvine Socioeconomic Timing and Childhood Obesity Risk. Antwan Jones, George Washington University 451. Section on Evolution, Biology, and Society Invited Session. The Future of Genetic Data in the Social Table 3. Comparative Health Policy Sciences (one-hour) Table Presider: Tracey Anne LaPierre, University of Kansas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Comparing the Canadian and US Systems of Health Care Session Organizer: Jeremy Freese, Northwestern University in an Era of Healthcare Reform. Tracey Anne 452. Section on International Migration Paper Session. LaPierre, University of Kansas Place Matters: Local Dynamics of Immigration in the The Logic of Reproductive Tourism: The United States as United States and Beyond Destination. Lauren Jade Martin, City University of Caesars Palace Las Vegas New York-Graduate Center Session Organizer: G. Cristina Mora-Torres, University of The Political Economy of the National Health Insurance in Chicago Taiwan. Meei-Shia Chen, National Cheng Kung Presider: G. Cristina Mora-Torres, University of Chicago University The Encounter between Post-1965 Immigrants and Unintended Consequences to Health Reform: Patient Organizations in New Destinations: Comparing Two New Responses to Family Medicine and Village Health England Cities. Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Brandeis University; Committees in Kyrgyzstan. Tricia S. Ryan, University Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University of Texas; Inara Toktomushova, American University of Welcome to Baltimore, Hon: Immigrants in Charm City. Central Asia Elizabeth J. Clifford, Towson University Going Dutch? Immigration, Integration, and the Dutch Welfare Table 4. Complementary and Alternative Medicine State. Maureen A. Eger, University of Washington Table Presider: Betina Freidin, University of Buenos Aires The Importance of Place for Refugee Aid Policy Development Incorporating Ayurveda in Medical Practice in Buenos in Berlin. Suzanna M. Crage, University of Pittsburgh Aires. Betina Freidin, University of Buenos Aires Discussant: Sofya Aptekar, Princeton University Medical Plurality and Social Ramifications. Jae-Mahn Shim, University of Chicago 453. Section on Medical Sociology Refereed Roundtable Mindfulness Meditation as "Good Medicine": A New Session. Epistemological Pluralism in Health Care. Kaelyn Caesars Palace Las Vegas Elizabeth Stiles, University of Wisconsin 4:30-6:10pm, Roundtables: Walking Their Talk: Holistic Health Providers' Attitudes Session Organizer: Kerry Michael Dobransky, James Madison Towards and Access to Western Health Care. Armand University Diaz, California Institute of Integral Studies

Table 1. Aging Table 5. Cross-Cultural Issues in Health and Health Care Table Presider: Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, Arizona State Table Presider: Amelie Quesnel-Vallee, McGill University University Assessing Threats to Equity in Comparative Perspective: Does Intergenerational Socioeconomic Mobility Affect The Health Insurance Access Database. Amelie Self-rated Health and Functional Limitations in Old Quesnel-Vallee, McGill University; Emilie Renahy, Age? Rong Fu, Purdue University McGill Universtity; Tania M. Jenkins, McGill Is Today's Hospice Compassionate Care or McDonaldized? University; Helen Cerigo, McGill University Donalee Unal, Lebanon Valley College Biomedicalization or Health Social Movement? Chronic The Onset of Physical Function Limitations: The Impact of Fatigue Syndrome in the United States and Japan. Gender, Weight and Socioeconomic Status. Jennie Miwako Hosoda, Harvard University Jacobs Kronenfeld, Arizona State University; Reliving the Nightmare of Yesterday? Memories of SARS Boaventura Manuel Cau, Arizona State University and Reaction to H1N1—A China-U.S. Comparison. Wenjie Liao, University of Minnesota; Liying Luo, Table 2. Childhood and Youth University of Minnesota Table Presider: Antwan Jones, George Washington The Medicalization of Childbirth: A Cross National University Analysis. Kerry R Mulligan, University of California- Birth Weight Disparities in School Readiness: Does Riverside Parental Investment Matter? Jamie L. Lynch, The Ohio The Practice of Guanxi in Getting Medical Services: New State University; Ryan C. Brooks, The Ohio State Understanding of Guanxi in this Field. Zelin Yao, University of Hong Kong North Texas Health Science Center; Gilbert Gonzalez, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota Table 6. Food, Diet, and Nutrition Paths to Policy Implementation: Differential Paths of Table Presider: Katherine Clegg Smith, Johns Hopkins Needle Exchange and Housing First Programs. Abigail University Olson, Bryn Mawr College; Nathan D. Wright, Bryn Alternative Pathway, New Social Movement or Mawr College Biomedicalization? Farmers' Markets Through a The HIV Prevention Field in Two Regimes: Analyzing Sociological Lens. Krista Mary Smith Sigurdson, Institutional Practices in relation to Black University of California-San Francisco Moblilization. Kevin M. Moseby, Univeristy of Social Stratification and Network Tastes in Food. Mark A. California, San Diego Pachucki, University of California-Berkeley Autism Health Social Movements and the Production of Whole Grains or Whole Pizzas? A Look at College Genetic Knowledge. Jennifer S. Singh, Univ of Students' Eating Habits. Adriana Marie Reyes, California-San Francisco Pennsylvania State University "I Come From a Black-eyed Pea Background": Table 10. Illness Experience Incorporating History into Discussions of Diet and Table Presider: Duane A. Matcha College Health. Katherine Clegg Smith, Johns Hopkins An Autobiographical Account of Uncertainty and Chronic University Illness. Duane A. Matcha College Sociologist as Patient: An Autoethnographic Analysis of Table 7. Health and Health Care in Africa Major Issues in the Doctor-Patient Relationship. Leslie Table Presider: Yordanos M. Tiruneh, Northwestern M. Rott, University of Michigan University What To Do Now?: How Women with Breast Cancer Medication Practices of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Make Fertility Preservation Decisions. Karrie Ann Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Yordanos M. Tiruneh, Snyder, Northwestern University Northwestern University Social Health: Prevalence, Prevention and Control of Table 11. Immigration and Health Disease in East Africa and the US. Teresa G. Labov, Table Presider: Jesus Sanchez, Florida International University of Pennsylvania University Women's Marital Power in the Context of HIV Testing in Gender and Physical Health: A Study of African American Rural Malawi. Lauren M. Gaydosh, Princeton and Caribbean Black Adults. Christy Erving, Indiana University University, Bloomington Health disparities and a sense of well-being between multi- Table 8. Health Care Inequalities and mono-ethnic Asian Americans in Hawaii. Wei Table Presider: Jennifer Malat, University of Cincinnati Zhang, University of Hawaii "I Said 'Don't Know' Because I Don't Know": Measuring Health Status, Needs, and Access among a Cohort of Discrimination in Health Care. Amy Irby, Indiana Hispanic Migrant Workers in South Florida. Jesus University-Bloomington Sanchez, Florida International University Ambiguous Jurisdiction: Governmental Relationships that Inter-group Differences in Health Service Utilization Impact Indian Health. Tennille L Marley, University of among New Hispanic Immigrants. Pedro Hinojosa, New Mexico University of Texas-San Antonio Conceptualizing the Problem: The Role of Hegemony in Preventing the Eradication of Health Inequity. Sonia Table 12. Labeling and Stigma Patricia Bettez, University of New Mxico Table Presider: Tanni Chaudhuri, Texas Wesleyan Social Class and Cultural Capital in Health Care. Jennifer University Malat, University of Cincinnati; Kelli R. Chapman, Configuring the Stigma Process: Factors Predicting University of Cincinnati Attitudes among Women towards Individuals Living with AIDS in India. Tanni Chaudhuri, Texas Wesleyan Table 9. Health Social Movements University Table Presider: Richard K. Scotch, University of Texas at Medical, Legal, and Moral Gatekeeping: Pharmacists' Dallas Construction of the "Deserving Patient". Elizabeth Conflicted Alliances: Fat/Size-Acceptance Advocates and Chiarello, University of California, Irvine Activists in the Context of the "Obesity Epidemic". Sexual Orientation Disclosure to Health Care Providers Carla A. Pfeffer, Purdue University North Central; among Urban and Non-Urban Southern Lesbians. Christabel L. Rogalin, Purdue Univ. North Central Erika Laine Austin, University of Alabama at Creating Healthy Clinics: Collective Action, Social Capital, Birmingham and the Governance of Community Health Centers. Richard K. Scotch, University of Texas at Dallas; Kristine Lykens, School of Public Health University of Table 13. Leaders in the Field: The Organizational Context of Trajectories of Depressive Symptoms across Adult Ages: Health Care Evidence for Positive and Negative Associations with Table Presiders: Teresa L. Scheid, Univ of North Carolina- Age. Jessica Sautter, Duke University Charlotte W. Richard Scott, Stanford University Table 17. Neighborhood Context and Health I Peter Mendel, RAND Table Presider: Amy M. Burdette, Florida State University Neighborhood Context, Diet, Physical Activity, and Birth Table 14. Marriage and Family Outcomes. Lee Anne Flagg, University of Alabama at Table Presider: Sowmya V Rajan, Duke University Birmingham Household Structure, Roles, and Physical Health of Men Neighborhood Environment and BMI Trajectories from and Women in India. Sowmya V Rajan, Duke Adolescence to Adulthood. Amy M. Burdette, Florida University State University; Belinda L. Needham, University of Households, Socioeconomic Status, and Suicide: Alabama at Birmingham Combined Effects on Mortality. Justin T. Denney, The Neighborhood social capital, network social capital and University of Colorado at Boulder mental health. Valerie A. Haines, University of Marital Transitions and Weight Changes. Dmitry Tumin, Calgary; John J. Beggs, Louisiana State University; The Ohio State University; Zhenchao Qian, Ohio State Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University University Pounding the Pavement: How does Neighborhood The Impact of Infertility on Women's Self-Rated Health. Environment influence Physical Activity? Lori Nicole Weller, Arizona State University; Jennie Jacobs Kowaleski-Jones, University of Utah; Ming Wen, Kronenfeld, Arizona State University University of Utah Wealthy Women Who Deserve Children: Media Framing of the Infertility Patient. Alexandra Rodney, University Table 18. Neighborhood Context and Health II of Toronto Table Presider: Megha Ramaswamy, University of Kansas School of Medicine Table 15. Medical Knowledge and Medical Science On the Frontline of HIV: Examining the Roles and Table Presider: Joshua Klugman, Temple University Responses of Community Based Organizations. Robert Every Body Counts: The Underreporting of Maternal B. Peterson, Case Western Reserve University Mortality in the United States. Jennifer Bronson, Relative Position, Perceived Trust, and Self-Rated Health Howard University within Neighborhood Context. Eileen E.S. Bjornstrom, Knowing about the existence and acceptability of maternal University of Missouri request cesarean birth. Christie A Barcelos, University Understanding the Role of Violence in Incarcerated of Massachusetts Amherst Women's Cervical Cancer Screening and History. Navigating Autism, Family and Future: Science, Megha Ramaswamy, University of Kansas School of Experience and the Emergent Meanings of Cause. Medicine Martine Lappe, University of California, San Francisco The Role of Medicolegal Systems in Reporting Biases in Table 19. Networks and Health Official Suicide Rates. Joshua Klugman, Temple Table Presider: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University University; Gretchen A. Condran, Temple University; An Ego-Centered Analysis of Selection and Causation Matt Wray, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Processes in Peer Networks on Adolescent BMI. Validity of Self-reported Adult Height, Weight and Body Gertrude Robin Gauthier, Duke; Steven Rytina, McGill Mass Index. Ming Wen, University of Utah; Lori University Kowaleski-Jones, University of Utah Network Relationships, Clinical Decision-making and Evolving Contexts of Health Disparities. Nancy G. Table 16. Mental Health Kutner, Emory University Table Presider: Tetyana Pudrovska, University of Texas at Networks in Time: Leprosy in Taiwan. Yi-ling hung, Austin The Implications of Neighborhoods and Social Networks Education, Social Relationships, Depression, and Mortality for Sexual Risk Behaviors among Urban Gay Men. in Taiwan. Wei-Pang Wang, Tunghai University Brian Christopher Kelly, Purdue University; Richard Gender Differences in College Binge Drinking: Examining M. Carpiano, University of British Columbia; Adam the Role of Depression and School Stress. Daphne Easterbrook, University of British Columbia; Jeffrey T. Pedersen, University of North Dakota Parsons, City University of New York-Hunter College Gendered responses to stress: Discrimination and Mental and Graduate Center Health among Asian Americans. ManChui Leung, University of Washington Table 20. Patient-Provider Relations Spousal Mental Health Concordance. Mieke Beth Table Presider: Linda R. Weber, State University of New Thomeer, University of Texas; Tetyana Pudrovska, York, Utica University of Texas at Austin Beginning the Conversation on the Politics of Difference in the International Medical Graduate - Patient University of Texas at Austin; Christopher G. Ellison, Relationship. Linda R. Weber, State University of New University of Texas-Austin; Alex E. Bierman, York, Utica University of Calgary Confronting Threats to Medical Authority: How Medical Impact of Social Factors in an African American Church- and Mental Health Providers make Decisions with Based Diabetes Prevention Program. Rebecca Wells, Trans-Identified Patients. Jodie Marie Dewey, Mercer University Concordia University Religiosity, Psychological Resources, and Physical Health. Saving Lives, Saving Money: Medical Decision-making in Joonmo Son, National University of Singapore; John End-of-life Care. Lianna Hart, UCLA Wilson, Duke University The Influence of Social Class on Patterns of Interacting Religious Involvement and Biological Risk. Terrence D. with Health Care Providers. Elizabeth Ann Gage, Hill, Florida State University; Sunshine Marie Rote, Roswell Park Cancer Institute Florida State University; Amy M. Burdette, Florida Who's too tired to sleep? Age and associated effects on State University; Christopher G. Ellison, University of insomnia-related physician-office visits. Mairead Texas-Austin Eastin Moloney, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Catherine Zimmer, University of North Carolina; Table 24. Technology and Medicine Thomas R. Konrad, University of North Carolina at Table Presider: Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois Chapel Hill University Associations Between Electronic Support, Self-Efficacy, Table 21. Population Health Health Pessimism, and Self-Rated Health Among Table Presider: Deborah Carr, Rutgers University Online Women. Gul Seckin, University of Maryland, Does Size Matter? The Effect of Body Mass Index on Baltimore County; Annie Krieger, University of Sexual Well-Being among U.S. Adults. Deborah Carr, Maryland, Baltimore County Rutgers University; Kristen W. Springer, Rutgers HIV/AIDS Stigma: How State Public Health Departments University; Lauren Murphy, Rutgers University; Combat Stigma on Their Websites. Robin D. Heather Batson, Rutgers University Moremen, Northern Illinois University Gene-environment interplay: genetic selection and The Holy Grail of Neuroscience: Phantom Limbs and the causation in the role between socioeconomic status and Mind-Body Connection. Cassandra S. Crawford, risky health behaviors. Jonathan K. Daw, University of Northern Illinois University North Carolina; Michael J. Shanahan, Univ of North The Meanings of Exposures: Making and Living with Carolina-Chapel Hill; Jason D. Boardman, University Biomonitoring Data in the Absence of Diagnosis. of Colorado Rachel S. Washburn, Loyola Marymount University Revisiting the Relationship between Socioeconomic Status and Self-Rated Health in an International Context. Jun Table 25. Theory and Method in Medical Sociology Xu, Ball State University; Fang Gong, Ball State Table Presider: Rick S Zimmerman, Virginia Commonwealth University University The Impact of the 2008/2009 Economic Recession and Allostasis as a Model for Studying Social Inequality Unemployment on Physical Activity. Rachelle Hill, Disease. Gregory Smithsimon, City University of New University of Minnesota York-Brooklyn College Efforts at Designing "Structural Interventions" for HIV Table 22. Race, Ethnicity, Caste, and Health Prevention Need More Input from Sociologists. Rick S Racial and ethnic disparities in leisure-time physical Zimmerman, Virginia Commonwealth University activity in California: Patterns and mechanisms. Kelin Foucault's Archaeology: Uses and Limitations. David Li, University of Utah; Ming Wen, University of Utah Skubby, University of Akron Racial Residential Segregation and Access to Health How can genetic data help social survey. Yi Li, University Insurance: A Multilevel Analysis. Kathryn Freeman of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Yilan Fu, University of Anderson, Oklahoma State University North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Guang Guo, University of Reflected Appraisal of Race: Implications for Self-Rated North Carolina-Chapel Hill Health. Irena Stepanikova, University of South Theorizing Social Capital in Health Research: From Carolina Relationist Thinking to the Durkheimian Revival and Varying forms of Discrimination: Caste and Malnutrition Back. Valerie A. Haines, University of Calgary in India. Valerie A. Lewis, Harvard University 454. Section on Methodology Invited Session. Otis Dudley Table 23. Religion and Health Duncan Memorial Lecture Table Presider: Terrence D. Hill, Florida State University Caesars Palace Las Vegas Does a Cancer Diagnosis Influence Religiosity? Integrating Session Organizer: Tim Futing Liao, University of Illinois a Life Course Perspective. Michael Jason McFarland, Panelist: Robert M. Hauser, University of Wisconsin-Madison University of Connecticut; Tetyana Pudrovska, 455. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Paper Session. Brents, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Immigration, Guestworkers, Arizona and Beyond (co- Discussant: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University sponsored with Section on Labor and Labor Movements 458. Section on Sociology of Education Roundtable Session. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Caesars Palace Las Vegas Session Organizers: Belinda C. Lum, University of San Diego 4:30-6:10pm, Roundtables: Robyn Magalit Rodriguez, Rutgers University Session Organizer: Catherine Riegle-Crumb, University of Guest Worker Racial Images and Flexible Labor Practices in Texas-Austin Post-Katrina New Orleans. Edwin Lopez, University of California, Santa Barbara Table 1. Gender and Education Return to Sender: the Efficacy of Subnational "Attrition Table Presider: Irenee R. Beattie, University of California, through Enforcement" Immigration Initiatives. Angela S. Merced Garcia, UC San Diego Early Childhood Behavioral Skills and the Male The Facilitation of Unauthorized Migration Attempts: New Disadvantage in Educational Attainment. Jayanti Evidence from the Arizona-Sonora Border Region. Daniel Johanna Owens, Princeton University E. Martinez, University of Arizona Gender, Poverty, and Educational Attainment in Rural Immigrants' Social Networks' Value in Global Capital: Insights China: New Developments in an Old Story? Hua-Yu from Indian IT Workers in the United States. Payal Sebastian Cherng, University of Pennsylvania; Emily Banerjee, Smith College Carroll Hannum, University of Pennsylvania Navigating Gendered Paths: Educational Aspirations and 456. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. Social Outcomes among Children of Immigrants. Luis Alberto Psychological Approaches to the Study of Mental Sanchez, The Pennsylvania State University Health (co-sponsored with the Sociology of Mental The Cost of Leaving: A New Take on Gendered Health). Persistence in Engineering. Brian Rubineau, Cornell Caesars Palace Las Vegas University; Erin A. Cech, University of California, San Session Organizer: Peggy A. Thoits, Indiana University Diego; Carroll Seron, University of California, Irvine; Presider: Peggy A. Thoits, Indiana University Susan S. Silbey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Better to Give than to Receive? Equity in Social Support Trends in Gender Segregation in the Choice of Science and Exchanges and Mental Health. Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan, Engineering Majors. Allison Mann, Columbia Virginia Tech University; Thomas A. DiPrete, University of Linking Social Disorganization, Urban Homeownership, and Wisconsin, Madison Mental Health. Kimberly R. Manturuk, Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Table 2. Racial/Ethnic Educational Disparities The Effects of Multiple Forms of Perceived Discrimination on Table Presider: Rashawn Jabar Ray, Indiana University- Health Among Adolescents and Young Adults. Eric Bloomington Anthony Grollman, Indiana University Crossing that Bridge When They Come to It: Timely Revisiting Racial Differences in the Etiology of Mental Illness: College Enrollment by Race and Meritocracy. Ervin Changes from 1996 to 2006. Christopher Prener, Matthew, The Ohio State University Northeastern University; Rachael Gorab, Northeastern Intersections of Gender and Race and the Race Gap in University College Grades and Graduation Likelihoods. Dafna Discussant: Ellen M. Granberg, Clemson University Gelbgiser, Cornell University; Sigal Alon, Tel-Aviv University 457. Section on Sociology of Culture Paper Session. Sexual Racial Differences in Realized Academic Potential: The Cultures in Space and Place Roles of Students and Schools. Tina M. Wildhagen, Caesars Palace Las Vegas Smith College Session Organizer: Amin Ghaziani, Princeton University Presider: Amin Ghaziani, Princeton University Table 3.Exploring the Effects of Social Background on The social organization of sexual desire and identity: An Educational Outcomes analysis of a Toronto sexual field. Rachael Dianne Table Presider: William J. Carbonaro, University of Notre Carson, University of Toronto Dame Deliver Us From . . . : Gay Gentrification, Black Assessing Wealth: Family Wealth and SAT Performance. Displacement, and the Black Church. Theo Greene, Ezekiel Juma Dixon-Román, University of Northwestern University Pennsylvania; Minseop Kim, University of New Movements and New Spaces: Sexuality, Gender and Pennsylvania Resistance in Contemporary Women's Roller Derby. Can I Do It My Way? Social Class and Children's Efforts Suzanne R. Becker, University Of Nevada - Las Vegas to Customize School Experiences. Jessica McCrory Space and the Market for Sex: Differing Performances of Calarco, University of Pennsylvania Intimacy and Gender Inside a Strip Club. Jennifer Social Background and College Selectivity in an Heineman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Barbara G. Expansionary Era. David Zarifa, Nipissing University Algebra I Honors and Remedial Coursetaking. Will "First in my Family" - How children become the first Tyson, University of South Florida; Rheta Lanehart, generation at college. Elizabeth Dayton, Johns Hopkins University of South Florida University The Changing Landscape: Enhancing the Public School Option for Black Youth. Lara Cristina Perez-Felkner, Table 4. Charter Schools NORC at The University of Chicago; Eric Christopher Table Presider: Douglas Lee Lauen, University of North Hedberg, National Opinion Research Center; Barbara Carolina L. Schneider, Michigan State University An Examination of Charter School Accessibility and Who Succeeds in the Transition to High School? Staying Economic Segregation. Christopher Bunka, Purdue On-Course and Succeeding. Elizabeth J. Glennie, RTI University International; Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Charter School Growth in Florida: Founders, Frames, and Carolina-Charlotte; Melissa Barnett, University of Implications for Educational Inequality. Tara Stamm, Arizona Florida State University; Amanda Elizabeth Poling, Florida State University; John Reynolds, Florida State Table 7. Academic and Social Determinants of College University Attainment Jumping Through Hoops: The Thoughts of Teachers on the Table Presider: Chandra Muller, University of Texas Charter School Laws and Certification. Patricia Explaining Degree Completion in British Universities: A Maloney, Yale University; Kenann McKenzie- multilevel analysis. Andrea Canales, University of Thompson, Teachers College, Columbia University Oxford Networks and School Community: How social, human, and Majors Matter: How Academic Preparation, Career material resources influence school community. Expectations and Field of Study Structure College Heather E. Price, University of Notre Dame Attainment. Anita H. Yuan, UCLA The Process of Closure: A Multi-Level Examination of Social Capital and the Postsecondary Educational Charter School Closure in North Carolina. Linda Attainment of Low-Income Youth. Mariam Ashtiani, Renzulli, University of Georgia; Maria T. Paino, University of California, Irvine; Cynthia Feliciano, University of Georgia; Christen Lynn Bradley, University of California, Irvine University of Georgia The Role of Mothers' Attitudes on Their Daughters' Completion of College in Midlife. Mari G. Plikuhn, Table 5. Schools as Organizations: Processes and Politics University of Evansville Table Presider: Daniel A. McFarland, Stanford University For-Profit Colleges And Universities And Access To Collective responsibility for learning: effects on interaction Postsecondary Education. Joshua Saldana, UC Irvine between novice teachers and colleagues. Hong Qian, Michigan State University; Kenneth A. Frank, Table 8. International and Comparative Perspectives on Michigan State University; Peter Youngs, Michigan Educational Outcomes State University Effects of ethnic diversity in schools on educational From Framing to Focus: Problem framing, sensemaking, performance? An empirical test using cross-national and sustaining school change. Kimberly Austin, PISA data. Jaap Dronkers, Maastricht University University of Chicago Inequality of Educational Attainment across Advanced Institutional Repurposing in Education: Theorizing Industrial Societies. Moira Nelson, Education as a Target and Vehicle of Social Internal Migration and Social Capital as Predictors of Early Movements. Kai A Heidemann, University of Drop-out from Compulsory Education. Fatos Goksen, Pittsburgh; Ross Collin, Manhattanville College Koc University; Zeynep Cemalcilar, Koc University Rogue Resistance: Sidestepping Isomorphic Pressures in a Rising Single Parenthood in a "Weak" Welfare Country: Its Patchy Institutional Field. Linda Quirke, Wilfrid Consequences for Children's Education in Korea. Laurier University Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania When Less Is More: High-Stakes Accountability and the Scholars without Borders: The Graduate School Institutional Myth of Data-Driven Decision Making. Trajectories of International Students at a Major Rachel Durham, Johns Hopkins University; Barbara Research University. Sarah F. Blanchard, The Falk Condliffe, John Hopkins University; Stephen B. University of Texas; Anna Strassmann Mueller, Plank, Johns Hopkins University University of Texas at Austin; Chandra Muller, University of Texas Table 6. Navigating Success in Secondary Education Table Presider: Christopher C. Weiss, Columbia University Table 9. The Role of Family Processes in Education Cultivating Leaders: Collaboration and Concerted Table Presider: Amy Gill Langenkamp, Georgia State Cultivation in Elite Private Schools. Jayne Baker, University University of Toronto Family and Community Determinants of Mexican Multilevel Determinants of Ninth Grade English and Children's Scholastic Performance. Yok Fong Paat, University of Oklahoma Social capital and suburban schooling: Moving beyond Familial Structure Stability and its Impact on Children's one's urban environment. Tricia J. Stewart, University Educational Achievement. Kristi L. Donaldson, of Rochester University of Notre Dame Transforming Schools and Communities: Community How Total is the "Total Family Background" Effect? The Organizing as a Catalyst for School Reform. Mark R. Life Course Variation of Sibling Correlations. Jani Warren, Harvard University; Karen L. Mapp, Harvard Erola, University of Turku University The Effect of Sibling Size on College Funding and School Choice and Context: Exploring Variations in Attendance. Joseph Workman, Notre Dame School and Neighborhood Experiences. Noli Brazil, University of California, Berkeley Table 10. Parental Influences on Students' Expectations and Achievement Table 13. Math from K-12: Curriculum, Course-taking, Table Presider: Keith D. Robinson, University of Michigan Confidence, and Culture Parental Support and Children's Educational Expectations: Table Presider: Catherine Riegle-Crumb, University of Do Children of Actively Involved Parents Set Higher Texas-Austin Educational Expectations? Tetyana E Poladko, Temple Detracking across the Distribution: Evidence from a University Mathematics Curricular Reform. Thurston A. Domina, The Role of Schools at Home: Racial and Ethnic Variation University of California-Irvine; Andrew Penner, in Parental Involvement. Littisha Antoinette Bates, University of California, Irvine; Emily K Penner, Univeristy of Cincinnati University of California, Irvine; AnneMarie Conley, What can parent organizations do?: Parent-School University of California, Irvine; Marianne Bitler, Relationships and Education Markets. Dawna Goens, University of California, Irvine Northwestern University Rural Gap in Advanced Math Course-taking: Relation to Who Does Concerted Cultivation Help? Examining the Math Achievement and College Enrollment. Matthew Distributional Effects of Concerted Cultivation. Emily J. Irvin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; K Penner, University of California, Irvine Soo-yong Byun, University of North Carolina; Bryan C. How Children Fare When Mom Returns to School. Joanne Hutchins, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Wang Golann, Princeton University Single Sex Education and Girls Mathematics Self- Confidence. Jonathan Dollard Schwarz, University of Table 11. Sociological Perspectives on Teachers and Teaching Notre Dame Table Presider: Sean Kelly, University of Notre Dame The Effect of Teachers' Social Networks on their Are East Asian Mathematics Teachers more Effective than Mathematics Teaching Practices. Chong Min Kim, ; their U.S. Counterparts? Evidence from TIMSS. Kenneth A. Frank, Michigan State University; Peter Katherine Czehut, Harvard University Youngs, Michigan State University Ethnic Culture and Schools: How Teachers Mediate the A Cross-Cultural Comparative Analysis on Students' Effects of Racial Identity on Student Achievement. Mathematical Learning across Multiple Levels of Megan Shoji, University of Wisconsin Madison Contexts. Christine Yang, Northwestern University How Do Teachers Evaluate Student Ability? The Role of Race in Evaluations of Student Ability. Elizabeth A. Table 14. Social Psychological Aspects of Education Covay, University of Pennsylvania Table Presider: Angel Luis Harris, Princeton University Making Teachers Out of Men: Gender Norms and Priming "'Success is Relative": Korean and Mexican American for Institutional Roles in Teacher Education. Judson G. Students Define Achievement by Way of Structure and Everitt, Loyola University Chicago Culture." Christine Jin Oh, Government; Nadia Y. The Relationship Between Teachers' Friendship in Their Kim, Loyola Marymount University Schools and Advice Networks in Elementary Schools. Believe to Achieve? The Determinants of Student Chong Min Kim, ; James P. Spillane, Northwestern Expectations During and Immediately after High University; Kenneth A. Frank, Michigan State School. David M. Merolla, Kent State University University Building the "true" self: authenticity and (un)certainty in adolescents' schooling narratives in an European Table 12. Communities, Neighborhoods, and Schools context. Maria Manuel Vieira, University of Lisbon; Table Presider: Stefanie Ann DeLuca, Johns Hopkins Lia Pappamikail, Escola Superior de Educação de University Santarem, Instituto de Ciências Sociais Doing Good in the Hood? The Effects of Neighborhood Comparing the Black-White Difference in the Effect of Concentration on Educational Attainment. Rennie Lee, Non-cognitive Traits on Future Success. Kuo Hsun Ma, University of California-Los Angeles University of Connecticut Taking the Neighborhood out of the School: Racial and The Landscape of Mattering: How and When Students Feel Class Conflict over Neoliberal Urban School Reform. They Matter to Their Teachers. Sara Bloch, Stanford Hava Rachel Gordon, University of Denver University Table 15. College Aspirations and Ambitions Formation in American High Schools. Kenneth A. Ain't No Making It in STEM: Leveled STEM Aspirations Frank, Michigan State University; Chandra Muller, Among Low-income University Students. Heather University of Texas; Anna Strassmann Mueller, Anne Haeger, University of Arizona; Regina Deil- University of Texas at Austin Amen, University of Arizona Are you my friend or are you classist? Low-income Fulfilling Educational Aspirations: Latino Students' students managing inequality. Elizabeth Morgan Lee, Information Seeking Patterns. Sylvia Martinez, Indiana University of Pennsylvania University; Yesenia Cervera, Indiana University Linking Structure and Content: Structural Cohesion, Misalignment of Academic Ability and College Ambitions: School Attachment and Academic Achievement. Impetus for the College Ambition Program. Justina Martín Christian Santos, Universidad Católica del Perú Lynn Judy, Michigan State University; Donnell J. Long Term Influence of Friends on Educational Outcomes. Butler, Educational Testing Service; Barbara L. Ge Liu, University of Notre Dame Schneider, Michigan State University Table 19. The Intersection of School and Work Table 16. Higher Education from an Organizational Table Presider: John Robert Warren, University of Perspective Minnesota Table Presider: Ann L. Mullen, University of Toronto Choosing College, Work or Both: The Growth of Working A Bottom-Up Social Movement Designed to Change Traditional Age College Students. Caren Arbeit, Scholarly Priorities in Higher Education. Roberta M. University of Minnesota Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association; Olga Defining American Vocationalism: High School Work- V. Mayorova, American Sociological Association; Jean Orientation in the "College for All" Era. Nicole H. Shin, American Sociological Association Deterding, Harvard University Community Colleges, Budget Cuts, and Jobs: The Impact Education, Work Experience, and Wages: The Emergence of Community Colleges on Employment Growth 1976- of Racial/Ethnic Inequalities in Early Adulthood. 2004. Andrew Crookston, Washington State Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia University; Gregory Hooks, Washington State Inequalities beyond access? Labour market conditions and University social differences in students' jobs. Felix Weiss, Decoupling Diversity: Organizational Change and Racial University of Mannheim Inequity at the University of Vermont. Luka Carfagna, Boston College Table 20. Extracurricular Influences on Equity in Academic Toward a New Model of University Spin-Off Activity. Outcomes Styliani Kounelaki, MIT Community College Student Athletes' Academic Effects of tuition fees and socioeconomic background on Performance. Matthew Kiyoshi Curry, UCLA the educational decision for higher education. Hans Does Extracurricular Participation Mitigate the Negative Wolfgang Dietrich, Institute for Employment Research Effects of Student Mobility on Academic Outcomes? Kristina Lillian Zeiser, Penn State University Table 17. Schools as Social Contexts: Implications for Extracurricular Activities, Social Capital, and Adolescent Inequality Academic Outcomes. Rena Cornell Zito, North Table Presider: Jennifer Pearson, Wichita State University Carolina State University; Toby L. Parcel, North A Multilevel Model of Structural and Normative School Carolina State University; Nicholas Paul Solebello, Influences on 12th grade Students Educational North Carolina State University Expectations. Jennifer L. Lowman, University of Leveling the Field: The Effects of Extracurricular Nevada, Reno Participation in High Poverty Schools. Jason M. Smith, All in it together: A school-based mentoring model to raise University of Alabama in Huntsville college-going rates among at-risk students. Kri The Role of Sports Participation on Advanced Math Burkander, Michigan State University; Julie Gold, Course-taking for Black and White Males. Evangeleen Michigan State University; Barbara L. Schneider, Pattison, CUNY - The City College of New York; R. Michigan State University L'Heureux Lewis, City College of New York - CUNY Are Schools the Great (Noncognitive Skills) Equalizer? Ryan C. Brooks, The Ohio State University Table 21. 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Katie Kerstetter, George University Mason University Positive and Negative Feedback Loops: Guidance Socioeconomic Status as a Determining Factor in counseling for the post-secondary transition. Audrey E. Adolescents' Experiences of Bullying and Fighting in Devine-Eller, Rutgers University Schools. Alicia Raia, Rutgers University Post-Secondary Education Participation in the United States by Immigrant Generation Status and Gender. Table 22. Exploring the Influence of Cultural Capital Across Haruna Miyagawa Fukui, Arizona State University; Diverse Settings Jennifer Elyse Glick, Arizona State University Adolescents' Emerging Habitus and Academic Achievement: The Role of Early Parental Expectations Table 25. Testing and Accountability in Contemporary and Practices. Katerina Bodovski, Pennsylvania State Education University-University Park Table Presider: Jennifer L. 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