Program 9th INAS Conference:

Understanding institutions and sustainable cooperation

Academy Building, Domplein 29, Utrecht, The

June 3 and 4, 2016

Organizers:

Vincent Buskens, Rense Corten, Wojtek Przepiorka

Department of , Utrecht University

Andreas Flache, Michaël Mäs, Rafael Wittek

Department of Sociology, University of Groningen

Keynote speaker:

Delia Baldassarri (New York University)

contact: [email protected]

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Friday, June 3, 2016

9:00-9:20 Registration: Room 1636 9:20-9:30 Opening of the conference: Aula 9:30-10:30 Keynote Address: Aula Solidarity and cooperation in complex societies: Evidence from field-experiments Delia Baldassarri 10:30-11:00 Coffee: Maskeradezaal 11:00-12:30 Parallel sessions Session 1: Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Andreas Flache Chair: Michael Mäs Chair: Rafael Wittek Analytical sociology and “Important matters” in political Beauty and social inequality: what structural individualism: What context: the role of priming in mechanisms drive physical they have in common and how suppressing the core discussion attractiveness in career formation, they differ from each other network size family formation, and social Andrea Maurer Byungkyu Lee psychology? Jun Kobayashi Analytical sociology, theories of Modeling opinion dynamics in a middle range, and the toolbox real city: How realistic spatial Emotion-discrimination-disparity: vision patterns of demographic attributes exploring the social mechanisms of Petri Ylikoski affect the emergence of opinion ethnic inequality with psychological polarization and ethological methods Thomas Feliciani Martin Aranguren Computational social theory School segregation: An agent- Interpersonal perception and the Peter Krafft based approach formal properties of groups Edvard Nergård Larsen James Murphy Micro-macro models in The moral psychology of liberals Seeing social structure: assessing the sociology: Antecedents of and conservatives can predict accuracy of interpersonal judgments Coleman's diagram public opinion dynamics about social networks Werner Raub Fredrik Jansson Sanaz Mobasseri 12:30-13:30 Lunch: Maskeradezaal

13:30-15:00 Parallel Sessions

Session 1: Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Andreas Flache Chair: Michael Mäs Chair: Rafael Wittek Can collective sanctions be Complex contagions in ethnically Between rights and market. The efficient: An experimental diverse non-western societies: mechanisms of economization of the approach explaining diffusion dynamics reception of refugees in the countries Filipp Chapkovskii among Indian and Kenyan potters. of southern Europe. Gianluca Manzo Giacomo Bazzani The double edge of counter- Effects of social influence on the Dynamics and sustainability of sanctions. How peer sanctioning evaluation of cultural goods migration restriction regimes can be robust to counter- Giangiacomo Bravo Guillermina Jasso punishment but vulnerable to counter-reward Andreas Flache Types of normative conflicts and Peer influence in academic A personal network approach to the the effectiveness of punishment performance: A field experiment study of structural assimilation and Fabian Winter Arnout van de Rijt structural transnationalism in international migration Raffaele Vacca Outgroup threat and ingroup Networks and selective influence: Heterogeneous diffusion and the cooperation: Field evidence A model of the age-crime curve spread of political violence: A spatial Max Schaub Thomas Grund analysis of attacks against asylum seekers in Germany Luka Boeskens 15:00-15:30 Coffee: Maskeradezaal

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15:30-17:00 Parallel sessions

Session 1: Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Vincent Buskens Chair: Rense Corten Chair: Wojtek Przepiorka Melioration learning and the Coworking and solidarity among Deference, defiance, and the dynamics evolution of conventions peers. A full network study of the of status hierarchies Johannes Zschache emergence of support between Elizabeth Roberto coworking freelancers Federico Bianchi Evolutionary stability of The co-evolution of power and Are bridging ties really advantageous? discriminating social norms friendship networks in an Fine-tuning the scope in which the Katarzyna Abramczuk organization hypothesis applies Alona Labun Eva Vriens Partner-specific behavior in social Networks and space in the labor Including the same or excluding the networks: coordination among market other? A two-mechanism approach actors with heterogeneous Melissa Staha explaining how the interplay between preferences. Roberto M. Fernandez social context and individual choice Vincent Buskens produce homogeneity in social networks Marina Tulin Social values and dynamic - - networks: Insights about the evolution of cooperation David Melamed 19:00 Conference Dinner: India Tandori Oudegracht 144 a/d werf 3511 AZ Utrecht Tel: 030 – 233 2 666

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Saturday, June 4, 2016

8:30-9:00 Welcome: Maskeradezaal 9:00-10:30 Parallel Sessions

Session 1: Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Vincent Buskens Chair: Michael Mäs Chair: Wojtek Przepiorka on water - Information sharing promotes governance to reduce flood risks cooperation in illicit causes: in Mexico city Evidence from an online market in Marco Janssen the dark web Wojtek Przepiorka Corsairs and traders: Elite No bishop, no king! Crown Dynamics of disagreement: Large- network dynamics in Old Regime preferences, denominational scale temporal network analysis Saint-Malo factionalism and religious reveals negative interactions in Henning Hillmann fundamentalism in Scotland, 1563- online collaboration 1736 Milena Tsvetkova Parashar Kulkarni Networks for collective action The figurational approach by In Status We Trust: A vignette Jeroen Bruggeman Norbert Elias and the mechanisms- experiment on socioeconomic based explanation status and reputation explaining Dario Raspanti interpersonal trust in peer-to-peer markets Marijn Keijzer Transparency comes at a serious Institutions and interaction: Police Signaling trustworthiness in dark cost. An agent-based model of violence in Mexico’s drug war web marketplaces: Investments to open versus confidential peer Andrés Lajous network embeddedness and review in science market outcomes Flaminio Squazzoni Lukas Norbutas 10:30-11:00 Coffee: Maskeradezaal

11:00-12:30 Parallel sessions

Session 1:Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Andreas Flache Chair: Rense Corten Chair: Rafael Wittek How do occupational Nudging and DBO theory: A How protesting depends on peers: characteristics contribute to the discussion US students in the late 1960s explanation of occupational sex Júlia de Quintana Medina Michael Biggs segregation? Results from a dynamic fixed-effects panel analysis for the German labour market Andreas Damelang Occupational mobility networks The concept of social norm: Five Peers that count: The desk-mate Per Block problems and a minimalist effect on academic achievement definition and the ethnic test-score gap José A. Noguera Károly Takács Reward inequality, reward- Unintended consequences of Are friendship choices of relevant characteristics, and internationalizing scientific immigrants and natives affected diversity of thought institutions: Towards a substantive by immigrants’ host country Guillermina Jasso mechanism-based approach identification? The role of relative Barbara Hoenig group size Lars Leszczensky The effect of perceived relative Institutions, contracts and the The interrelated role of ethnicity income on subjective well-being allocation of entrepreneurship in and social networks in drop-out of compared to objective income society high school students Masayuki Kanai Erik Stam Zsofia Boda

12:30-13:30 Lunch: Maskeradezaal 4

13:30-15:00 Parallel sessions

Session 1: Belle van Zuylenzaal Session 2: Kanunnikenzaal Session 3: Westerdijkkamer Chair: Wojtek Przepiorka Chair: Vincent Buskens Chair: Rense Corten Relative deprivation and The lottery of life: Birth order and Size matters: Minority labor cooperation problems: Evidence educational attainment market discrimination in a from laboratory and online Martin Arstad Isungset dynamic hiring model with experiments employer learning Joël Berger David Kretschmer

Reputation cascades Simulating marriage squeeze: Segregation in Social Networks: A Vincenz Frey Using agent based models to Novel Approach Using Facebook compare three theoretical Bas Hofstra perspectives Cristina Bradatan

The enforcement of moral The king is dead, long live the How friends-of-friends referrals boundaries promotes cooperation king! Superstar extinction and artist cause network inequality: and prosocial behavior in groups consecration in the music industry Evidence from a field experiment Brent Simpson 1958-2014 Mathijs de Vaan Simone Santoni

The role of trust and uncertainty The reversal of the gender gap in Training and employee in the start-up phase of local education and its consequences for cooperative behavior renewable energy initiatives: A union stability: A matter of Nikki van Gerwen mixed method analysis alternatives? Fleur Goedkoop André Grow 15:00-15:30 Coffee: Maskeradezaal

15:30-17:00 Panel Discussion: Senaatszaal Pressing questions about sustainable cooperation for resilient societies Chair: Rafael Wittek; Panelists: Delia Baldassarri, Siegwart Lindenberg, Brent Simpson, Mathijs de Vaan

INAS 2016 is supported by:

Utrecht University Strategic Theme Institutions for Open Societies

University of Groningen Research Priority Sustainable Society

Interuniversity Center for Social Science Theory and Methodology (ICS)

Department of Sociology, Utrecht University

Department of Sociology, University of Groningen

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Plan Academy Building

Ground floor

Session 1

Session 3

Keynote address Entrance

Upper level

Session 2 Round table

Coffee Lunch

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Directions to the Academy Building

From Malie Hotel to Academy Building

From Court Hotel to Academy Building

From NH Hotel to Academy Building

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