Session Organizer: Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, Tuesday, August 25 Northwestern University Presider: E. Patrick Johnson, Northwestern University The length of each daytime session/meeting activity Panelists: Marlon M. Bailey, Indiana University is one hour and forty minutes, unless noted Michael Kimmel, State University of New York-Stony otherwise. The usual turnover is as follows: Brook 8:30am-10:10am Jennifer Nash, George Washington University 10:30am-12:10pm In this session, leading scholars will explore issues around 12:30pm-2:10pm femininity, masculinity, race, representation, and pleasure in the creation and consumption of pornography. This will include critical 2:30pm-4:10pm examinations of popular claims about the content, consumption, and outcomes of exposure to pornography on consumers and the wider Session presiders and committee chairs are society. Drawing on theories in the fields of sociology, gender studies, requested to see that sessions and meetings end on and critical race studies, these scholars will offer innovative ideas to time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities analyze the complexities of pornography. scheduled into the same room. 485. Thematic Session. Sexuality and Body Size 7:00 am Meetings Session Organizer: Abigail C. Saguy, University of ASA Business Meeting California-Los Angeles Section on Labor and Labor Movements Council Meeting Presider: Michaela A. Nowell, University of Wisconsin- Fond du Lac 8:30 am Meetings Panelists: Jeannine A. Gailey, Texas Christian University 2014-15 ASA Council Members-at-Large Jason Andrew Whitesel, Pace University Film/Video Screening. Earth Water Woman Amy Shuman, The Ohio State University Honors Program Wrap-up Sabrina A. Strings, University of California-Berkeley Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Council and Lynne Gerber, University of California-Berkeley Business Meeting Sarah Quinn, University of Washington State, Regional, and Aligned Sociological Association Discussant: Carla A. Pfeffer, Purdue University-North Officers Central Research on human sexuality has been thriving for at least four 8:30 am Sessions decades. Yet, scholars have paid scant attention to how body size shapes experiences with sexuality. In an effort to remedy this silence, 483. Thematic Session. Housing Instability, Gender this panel brings together cutting-edge research on the way in which and Sexuality body size shapes people’s sexual experiences, as well as their Session Organizer: Melody L. Boyd, State University of understandings of themselves as sexual beings. It takes an intersectional approach, examining how experiences of body size and New York-Brockport sexuality vary by gender, sexual orientation and race. Specific paper Presider: Melody L. Boyd, State University of New York- topics include the (in)visibility of fat women’s sexuality, the experiences Brockport of fat gay men, and the racial and sexual biopolitics of yoga. Housing Discrimination: A Moving Target. Gregory D. 486. Thematic Session. The Career Consequences of Squires, George Washington University; Susan Studying Sexuality Scovill, M.Davis and Company Session Organizer: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of Housing Insecurity and Risky Sexual Behavior in the Michigan Poor, Urban Communities of Accra, Ghana. Meredith Presider: Janice M. Irvine, University of Massachusetts Greif, Johns Hopkins University Panelists: Janice M. Irvine, University of Massachusetts Psychological Costs of Housing Instability and African Beth E. Schneider, University of California-Santa American Mothers’ Cultural Resiliency. Ruby Barbara Mendenhall, University of Illinois at Urbana- Susana Peña, Bowling Green State University Champaign “Don’t study sex if you want a job!” This ASA theme would not be Gender, Poverty, and Mechanisms of Exploitation in the possible if that advice had not been ignored. Yet it has been ignored at Private Rental Market. Matthew Desmond, Harvard a cost. The panelists discuss the career consequences of studying University sexuality. Janice Irvine has surveyed sexuality scholars about experiences of discrimination in the field. Beth Schneider has studied This panel will focus on research in the area of housing instability sexuality for decades, was Special Features Editor of Sexualities for 10 and the ways that housing instability connects with gender and years, and mentored many young sexuality scholars as they have sexuality. The panel will provide an overview of the history of housing entered the field (many of which are now tenured)! Susana Peña offers discrimination and instability, and focus on current research in housing the perspective of someone who entered the field more recently, and discrimination and instability related to gender and sexuality. Panelists who combines a focus on sexuality with the study of race and ethnicity. will discuss the role of the rental housing market in creating both Her faculty appointment is in an Ethnic Studies department. She will opportunities and disadvantages for different populations. The panel consider the ways in which studying sexuality – particularly in will include research on the impact of housing instability on risky sexual intersection with race or class – leads scholars to find positions outside behavior, and the ways that the rental market discriminates against of Sociology departments. same-sex couples. 484. Thematic Session. Pornography and Sexualities 487. Author Meets Critics Session. Amigas y Amantes: Sexually Nonconforming Latinas competencies in solving real-world, interdisciplinary problems • Learn about an online community for sharing teaching resources that Negotiate Family (Rutgers University Press, 2013) can be used as an instructional aid • Discuss the opportunities and by Katie L. Acosta challenges that the revised test presents for your courses and Session Organizer: Verta A. Taylor, University of departments Having pre-meds in your sociology course doesn’t mean California-Santa Barbara you’ll be stuck with students asking “is that on the test.” Together, let’s Author: Katie Linette Acosta, Georgia State University investigate the opportunities it presents for improving student learning outcomes. Presider: Kari Lerum, University of Washington-Bothell Critics: Mignon R. Moore, Columbia University 490. Regular Session. Development and Gender 2: Amy T. Schalet, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Women and Work Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Session Organizer: Kathleen M. Fallon, State University of New York-Stony Brook 488. Policy and Research Workshop. The Wisconsin Presider: Liam Swiss, Memorial University Longitudinal Study: Over 50 Years of Social Data Working Women Worldwide. Age Effects of Aggregate Combined with Genetic and Microbiome Data Female Labor Force Participation in 117 Countries. Session Organizer: Carol Lynn Roan, University of Janna Besamusca, University of Amsterdam; Kea Wisconsin-Madison Tijdens, University of Amsterdam; Maarten Keune, Leader: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin-Madison University of Amsterdam; Stephanie Steinmetz, Co-Leader: Huey-Chi Vicky Chang, University of University of Amsterdam Wisconsin-Madison The Double-Edged Sword of Women’s Employment and The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study is a panel study covering nearly sixty years, making it an excellent data source for researchers Gendered Practices: Lessons From Gujarat 1981- interested in linking early-life factors to later-life outcomes. The study is 2011. Alexandra Claire Feldberg, Harvard University; a sample of one in three Wisconsin high school graduates, and a Kathleen McGinn, Harvard University selected sibling, from the class of 1957. WLS is unique among social The Motherhood Penalty in Latin America: An scientific resources for the length with which it has followed a large population-based cohort sample and the inclusion of siblings. The most Exploratory Study for Argentina & Peru. Aida recent round of data was collected between March of 2010 and Villanueva, University of Texas-Austin; Ken-Hou Lin, December of 2012. The data cover nearly every aspect of the University of Texas-Austin participants’ lives from early life socioeconomic background, schooling, For Better or Worse? The Effects of Maternity Leave family and work to health, social participation, civic engagement, well- being, and cognition. The study also has a wealth of unique data Provisions across Developing Countries. Kathleen M. including examples such as administrative IQ scores from high school, Fallon, State University of New York-Stony Brook; information collected from high school yearbooks that include Alissa Mazar, McGill University; Liam Swiss, measures of attractiveness, proxy measures for obesity, Memorial University anthropometric and functioning, and complete lists of student activities for all respondents. Currently, the survey data can be merged with genetic data on ~90 SNPs. Shortly GWAS data will be available. We 491. Regular Session. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and collected ~300 stool samples from the graduate and sibling participants Transgender and ~100 samples from their spouses. We are using these samples to Session Organizer: Bernadette Barton, Morehead State measure participants’ gut microbiome. Administrative data include University Medicare records, Social Security records, and resource data on primary and secondary schools attended by participants. This Presider: Miriam J. Abelson, Portland State University workshop will introduce the study to researchers and attendees will be Attitudes towards Gay/Lesbian Rights and provided with a USB containing the data. Homosexuality Across Time and Countries. Tom W. Smith, NORC-University of Chicago 489. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Introductory The Residential Segregation of Same-sex Partnered Sociology to Premeds: Moving from "Is it on the Households from Heterosexual Partnered MCAT® ?" to Developing the Sociological Households in the U.S., 2008-2012. DLane R. Imagination Compton, University of New Orleans; Dudley L. Session Organizer: Edward L. Kain, Southwestern Poston, Texas A&M University; Qian Xiong, Texas University A&M University; Emily Knox, Texas A&M University Leader: Edward L. Kain, Southwestern University The Social Class Politics of Videos Made for the “It Gets Co-Leaders: Elizabeth Borland, College of New Jersey Better” Anti-Gay Bullying Project. Doug Meyer, Lucas Grisham, Southwestern University University of Virginia Mitchell Petersen, Southwestern University A Married Woman Is Not Always a Wife: Relationship Julie Goolsby, Association of American Medical Terms Used by Married Lesbians. Patricia J. Ould, Colleges Salem State University; Julie Whitlow, Salem State Starting in the spring of 2015, students who take the Medical College Admission Test® (MCAT®) need to know introductory University sociology concepts and apply that knowledge to solving problems. The revised exam assesses competencies that combine knowledge and 492. Regular Session. Group Processes scientific inquiry and reasoning skills in the natural sciences and the Session Organizer: David M. Melamed, The Ohio State behavioral and social sciences. Join this hands-on workshop to: • University Find out which sociology content is covered on the revised MCAT exam • Explore sample MCAT questions and how they assess Hear Me Out! The Relationship Between Vocal Adaptation and Audience Perceptions of Dominance Zhenchao Qian, The Ohio State University and Prestige. Will Kalkhoff, Kent State University; Discussant: Aaron Olaf Gullickson, University of Oregon Shane Thye, University of South Carolina; Stanford W. Gregory, Kent State University 495. Regular Session. Organizations: Actors and Status and Legitimacy of Power in Groups. Kristin Decision-Making Kerns, University of Maryland; Jeffrey W. Lucas, Session Organizer: Emily A. Barman, Boston University University of Maryland-College Park; Michael J. Presider: Steve G. Hoffman, State University of New Lovaglia, University of Iowa York-Buffalo What Binds Low Status Members to the Group? Cecilia Institutional Logics, Expertise, Embodiment, and L. Ridgeway, Stanford University; Sandra Kai Ethnocognition: System Effects and the Production of Nakagawa, Stanford University Air Traffic Controllers. Diane Vaughan, Columbia How Does Leadership Sharing Promote Collective University Orientations among Team Members. Jeongkoo Limiting Chaos: Humanitarianism and the Organization of Yoon, EWHA Woman's University; Yoon Cho, Ewha Refugee Crises. Blair Suzanne Sackett, University of School of Management Pennsylvania Discussant: Scott V. Savage, University of California- Technical, Emotional, Professional: Idealism and Riverside Commitment in the Peace Corps. Meghan Elizabeth Kallman, Brown University 493. Regular Session. How Do the Rich Get Richer? The Proliferation, Profusion, and Taken-for-grantedness Session Organizer: Regina E. Werum, University of of Actors in Organization Theory. Hokyu Hwang, Nebraska-Lincoln UNSW Australia Business School; Jeannette Presider: Kyle Dodson, University of California-Merced Anastasia Colyvas, Northwestern University Sundown Towns and Racial Inequality: Consequences of Discussant: Steve G. Hoffman, State University of New Historical Racism in the Non-South. Heather Avery York-Buffalo O'Connell, University of Wisconsin-Madison Attitudes Towards Inheritance Taxation – Results from a 496. Regular Session. Peace and Conflict: Building Factorial Survey. Christiane Gross, FAU Erlangen- Social Solidarity through Collective Action Nuremberg; Kerstin Lorek, University of Erlangen- Session Organizer: David S. Meyer, University of Nuremberg; Friedemann Richter, FAU Erlangen- California-Irvine Nuremberg Presider: Lisa A. Leitz, Chapman University The Politics of Oligarchy: Taxation, Financial Regulation, Interreligious Contact and Out-group Attitudes: Testing and the Rich,1918-2012. Thomas W. Volscho, City Contact Hypothesis among Religious Communities in University of New York-College of Staten Island South East Asia. Agnieszka Kanas, Radboud Income Risk, Income Inequality and the Financial Crisis. University; Peer Scheepers, Radboud University; Carl Michael David Nau, The Ohio State University Strekens, Radboud University Discussant: David Brady, WZB Berlin Social Science Peace at Multiple Fronts: The Peace Mothers' Alternative Research Center Form of Politics. Nisa Goksel, Northwestern University 494. Regular Session. Interracial Marriage/Assortive Solidarity Witness: Ritualizing Moral Proximity as an Mating Alternative to the U.S. Security State. Chandra Session Organizer: Jenifer L. Bratter, Rice University Russo, University of California-Santa Barbara Presider: Jenifer L. Bratter, Rice University The anatomy of rallying-round-the-flag in Israel during I'm Black and I'll Always Be That Way: Black Identities the Gaza war of 2014. Yuval Feinstein, University of Through the Lens of Interracial Intimacy. Amy C. Haifa Steinbugler, Dickinson College Discussant: Kelsy Kretschmer, Southern Illinois Gaining Shanghai Residency through Educational University-Carbondale Assortative Marriage in Shanghai. Yue Qian, The Ohio State University; Zhenchao Qian, The Ohio 497. Regular Session. Sociology of Knowledge State University Session Organizer: Alondra Nelson, Columbia University Impact of One-Child Policy on Interethnic Marriage in Presider: Alondra Nelson, Columbia University China. Yi Zhou, University of California-Berkeley; Mechanisms in the Emergence of Data Science: A Wei Huang, Harvard University Comparative Study of Abstract Knowledge. Philipp The Case for Interracial Marriage? Interracial Marriage Soeren Brandt, Columbia University and Depression. Jaclyn S. Wong, University of The Role of Prognosis in Cardiology Practice: A Chicago; Andrew Penner, University of California- Pragmatist Perspective. Phaedra Daipha, State Irvine University of New Jersey-Rutgers Who Do Immigrants Marry? Race, Intermarriage, and The Marked and the Unmarked: Toward a Sociology of Integration. Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University; Cognitive Asymmetry. Eviatar Zerubavel, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Biocriminology as a Racial Project? Revisiting Biology, Children's Sense of Control as a Determinant of Adult Crime, and Race in the 21st Century. Oliver E. Health. Katsuya Oi, Pennsylvania State Rollins, University of Pennsylvania University; Duane F. Alwin, Pennsylvania State Experiment as Statecraft: Poverty Policy Experiments University and the “Democratization” of the Mexican State. Does Self-Assurance Link Perceived Emotional Diana Graizbord, Brown University Support to Cognitive Function? Chizuko Wakabayashi, Nagoya City University 498. Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality: The Social Development of Grit. Hye Won Kwon, Identity and the Discursive Construction of University of Iowa; Steven Hitlin, University of Sexuality Iowa; Rengin Bahar Firat, University of Lyon Session Organizer: Katrina E. Kimport, University of Your Face is Your Fortune: Does Adolescent California-San Francisco Attractiveness Predict Intimate Relationships Later Presider: Natalie Ingraham, University of California-San in Life? Amelia W. Karraker, Iowa State Francisco University; Kamil Sicinski, University of Wisconsin- Fear of a Post-Queer Sociology: Queer Theory in the Madison; Donald Moynihan, University of Post-Gay Age. Jaime Hartless, University of Virginia Wisconsin-Madison The Hashtag Paradox: Identity, Community, and the Subjective Disability and Mortality Risk among Elderly Imperative to Name the Sexual Self. Andrea Herrera, Mexican Americans with Severe Physical University of Oregon Limitations. Phillip Cantu, University of Texas; I’m Not Queer or Undocumented, I’m Both: Rethinking Ronald J. Angel, University of Texas-Austin the Undocuqueer's Multiple-Marginalized Identity. Rachel Bogan, City University of New York-Graduate Table 3. Lifetime Socioeconomic Influences on Health Center Table Presider: Yang Claire Yang, University of North You Have to be Normal to be Abnormal: An Exploration Carolina-Chapel Hill of Asexuality and Disability. Karen Cuthbert, Childhood Conditions, Social Mobility, and Cognitive University of Glasgow Function in Late Midlife. Zhenmei Zhang, Discussant: Natalie Ingraham, University of California- Michigan State University San Francisco Drilling Down to the Disparity: Black-White 499. Section on Aging and the Life Course Differences in Life Course Influences on Roundtable Session. Functional Limitations. Jessica A. Kelley-Moore, Case Western Reserve University; Wenxuan Session Organizer: Jennifer Karas Montez, Case Huang, Case Western Reserve University Western Reserve University From Children to Parents? Children’s Educational Attainment and Parents’ Mortality. YeonJin Lee, Table 1. Caregiving University of Pennsylvania Table Presider: Jennifer Caputo, Indiana University Lifetime Socioeconomic Experiences, Historical Costs of Elderly Caregiving for Working Adult Context, and Genetics in Shaping Body Mass in Children in China: A Gendered Perspective. Middle and Late Adulthood. Hexuan Liu, Zhiyong Lin, University of Maryland-College Park; University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Guang Xiaomei Pei, Tsinghua University, China Guo, University of North Carolina Gender, Social Support and Mental Health: Adult Service Related Exposures and Physical Health Children Caring for Aging Parents in Japan. Trajectories among Aging Veteran Men. Miles G. Saeko Kikuzawa, Hosei University Taylor, Florida State University; Stephanie Urena, Grandparent Caregiving and Depression among Florida State University; Ben Lennox Kail, Georgia Korean Older Adults. Seung-won Choi, Michigan State University State University Managing Old Age: Care for Dementia in Taiwan. Table 4. Family Relationships and Social Support Chen-Shuo Hong, National Taiwan University Table Presider: Kristen Schultz Lee, State University of Neighborhood Context and Caregiver Burden among New York-Buffalo the Mexican-origin Population. Sunshine Marie Health, Relationship Type and Relationship Quality Rote, University of Louisville; Jacqueline L. Angel, Later in Life. Alisa C. Lewin, University of Haifa University of Texas-Austin; Kyriakos S. Markides, Intergenerational Changes and Health: The Effect of University of Texas-Medical Branch Downward Educational Mobility. Rachel Donnelly, University of Texas-Austin Table 2. Psychosocial Influences on Well-Being Mental Health Trajectories of Widowed Mexican- Table Presider: Jennifer Karas Montez, Case Western Americans. Katelyn Graves, Florida State Reserve University University Support Networks of Childless Older People: Informal and Formal Support. Christian Deindl, University Cohort? Nicole Etherington, University of Western of Cologne; Martina Brandt, TU Dortmund Ontario Intergenerational Relationship Conflict and Selection Subjective Aging: Variation by Sexual Orientation. into Marriage. Matthew Perry, State University of Anne E. Barrett, Florida State University; Harry New York-Buffalo Barbee, Florida State University

Table 5. Illness and Disability Experience 500. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Table Presider: Debra Street, State University of New Solidarity Paper Session. Altruism, Morality, and York-Buffalo Social Solidarity (Social) Location Matters: Phenomenology of Session Organizer: Kraig Beyerlein, University of Notre Alzheimer's Disease. Renee Lynn Beard, College Dame of the Holy Cross Presider: Kraig Beyerlein, University of Notre Dame Effects of Biographic-Narrative Intervention on Context and Community: Volunteering in Religious and Identity and Quality of Life in Disability in Later Secular Situations. Joseph H. Gerteis, University of Life. Sabine Johanna Corsten, Catholic University Minnesota; Penny Edgell, University of Minnesota of Applied Sciences; Erika Johanna Schimpf, Overcoming the Cognitive/Moral Divide: How Beliefs Goethe-University Frankfurt; Jürgen Konradi, about Poverty Lead to Welfare Policy Support. Catholic University of Applied Sciences; Annerose Lauren Valentino, Duke University Keilmann, Department for Communication Out of the Labor Force, Out of Civic Life: Labor Market Disorders Johannes Gutenberg-University Medical Transitions and Civic Participation. Chaeyoon Lim, Center Mainz; Friedericke Hardering, Goethe- University of Wisconsin-Madison; Dingeman Wiertz, University Frankfurt Oxford University Perspectives of older adults on health communication Value Boundaries, Altruism and Well-Being. Rengin related to cancer prevention and care. Boaz Bahar Firat, University of Lyon; Steven Hitlin, Kahana, Cleveland State University University of Iowa; Hye Won Kwon, University of Iowa Residents’ Perspectives on Living With Vision 501. Section on Asia and Asian America Paper Impairment in Long-Term Care. Robin Shura, Session. Social Inequalities: Emerging Research Hiram College; Rebecca Meehan, Kent State on Asia and Asian America University Session Organizer: Wei-hsin Yu, University of Maryland Presider: Wei-hsin Yu, University of Maryland Table 6. Work, Retirement, and Economic Security Spatial and Career Mobility of China’s Labor Force: C-Reactive Protein among Older Adults during the Exploiting Innovative Survey Design and Recession: Does Economic Adversity Get Under Measurement. Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins the Skin? Lindsay R. Wilkinson, Baylor University; University; Yucheng Liang, Sun Yat-sen University, Jeffrey A Tamburello, Baylor University China His Way, Her Way: Retirement Timing Among Dual- Women’s Post-Marital Employment in China: Earner Couples. Jonathan Jackson, University of Motherhood in an Era of Economic Reform. Bin Lian, Maryland University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign How Do Precarious Job Conditions Accumulate to Academic Success Despite Discrimination? Asian Poor Health in Later Life? Jin-man Cho, Yonsei Americans in U.S. Schools. Aimee Jean Yoon, The University; Jeong-han Kang, Yonsei University Ohio State University; Joseph Merry, The Ohio State Swiss Pension Policy and the Construction of a University Gendered Old Age. Toni Calasanti, Virginia The Life Satisfaction of Asian Americans: Evidence from Polytechnic Institute and State University the General Social Survey, 1972 to 2010. Arthur Working Longer: Do IT Boomers’ Expectations Differ Sakamoto, Texas A&M University by Gender? Erik Kojola, University of Minnesota; Discussant: Wei Zhao, University of North Carolina- Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Charlotte

Table 7. Aging in Diverse Contexts 502. Section on Children and Youth Invited Session. Table Presider: Andrea E. Willson, University of Research with Children and Youth: Lessons for Western Ontario Social Theory Age, Adulthood, and Women Prisoners' Self- and Session Organizer: Jessica Karen Taft, University of Reflected Appraisals. Janani Umamaheswar, California-Santa Cruz Rider University Presider: Jessica Karen Taft, University of California- Aging in Place within Fairfax: The Lived Experience of Santa Cruz Neighborhood Transition. Kaitlyn Barnes, Case Panelists: Nick Lee, University of Warwick Western Reserve University Andreana L. Clay, San Francisco State University Gender Differences in Self-Rated Health: A Matter of Tey Meadow, Princeton University Discussant: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Rise and Fall of International Treaties about Women’s Employment: ILO Maternity Convention and Night- 503. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Work Convention, 1919-2007. Dong-ju Lee, Movements Paper Session. History and Social Harvard University Movements Local Society as Global Cultural Conduit? The Global Session Organizer: James M. Jasper, City University of Diffusion of Gay-Rights Policies. Louisa Roberts, New York-Graduate Center The Ohio State University Presider: James M. Jasper, City University of New York- Peripheral Transplants: On the Global Trajectories of Graduate Center Colonial Constitutions. Jack Jin Gary Lee, Bohemia, Feminism, Socialism, and Class: The University of California-San Diego Geographical and Historical Determinants of Second- Wave Feminist Politics. Laura K. Nelson, Table 2. Global Environmental Governance and Local Northwestern University Outcomes Explaining the Acceptance of Protest. Soon Seok Park, Table Presider: Kelsey Meagher, University of Purdue University; Rachel L. Einwohner, Purdue California-Davis University Cross-National Differences in Food Safety Memory Activism and Reconciliation Discourses in Governance. Kelsey Meagher, University of Israel-Palestine, Poland, and the Sudetenland. Yifat California-Davis Gutman, Tel Aviv University Ecological Consequences of Economic Development: Movement Spillover and Union Support during the "Long A Longitudinal Study on 26 OECD Countries Protest Wave." John-Paul Ferguson, Stanford between 1980 and 2009. Feng Hao, Washington University; Sarah A. Soule, Stanford University; State University Thomas Dudley, Stanford University Rethinking Recession, Economic Growth, and 504. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. Environmental Attitudes: Evidence from 35 The Economic Sociology of Development Countries. Adam Mayer, Colorado State Session Organizer: Andrew Schrank, Brown University University Presider: Matthew B. Flynn, Georgia Southern University The Test of Kyoto: Domestic Politics and the Colonial Institutions and Trade Patterns. Emily Anne International Law. Emma Anderson, University of Erikson, Yale University; Sampsa Samila, NUS Iowa; Marina Zaloznaya, University of Iowa Business School Death & Taxes: Ethnicity and State Capacities in Health Table 3. Global Standards and Local Practices and Revenue. Erin Metz McDonnell, University of Table Presider: Hector Vera, UNAM Notre Dame; Megan J. Austin, University of Notre Fractured Global Convergence: Examining the Dame Diffusion of Road Safety Policy, 1957-2013. José Network and Learning: Constructing Cross-cutting Ties in Ignacio Nazif-Muñoz, McGill University Taiwan's Decentralized Production System. Michelle Transnational Flows and Local Outcomes: Fei-yu Hsieh, Academia Sinica International Donors and Peacebuilding in Croatia. On Postsocialist Development: Embedded Economies, Laura J. Heideman, Northern Illinois University Moralized Markets, and Informal Networks. Nina Bandelj, University of California-Irvine Table 4. Globalization and Individual Attitudes The Financialization Of Everyday Life: Mobile Money Table Presider: Rene Nahele Patnode, University of And (In)Formal Activity In A Developing Context. California-San Diego Laura Doering, University of Toronto; Christopher B. From the Individual to the Political: The Development Yenkey, University of Chicago; Pete Aceves, of Cosmopolitanism among College Students in University of Chicago China. Rene Nahele Patnode, University of California-San Diego 505. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Social and Individual Sources of Cosmopolitan Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Identity: Evidence from the Interactive Multilevel Model. Min Zhou, University of Victoria 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: The Politics of Homophobia in Nigeria: An Overview. Session Organizers: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Meremu Chikwendu, University of Leeds Michigan Matthias Koenig, University of Goettingen Table 5. Globalization in Education Table Presider: Gowoon Jung, State University of New Table 1. Global Diffusion of Law York-Albany Table Presiders: Louisa Roberts, The Ohio State Blurred Citizenship: The Experience of Transnational University Korean Students. Gowoon Jung, State University Dong-ju Lee, Harvard University of New York-Albany International Branch Campus of Universities - A Gold Table Presider: Carmela Muzio Dormani, City Rush of Global Presence and Reputation. Anna University of New York-Graduate Center K. Kosmuetzky, INCHER We're Street Dancers: Race, Class and Culture in Global New York City's Salsa Scene. Carmela Table 6. Health and Globalization Muzio Dormani, City University of New York- Table Presider: Alka Menon, Northwestern University Graduate Center Traveling Guidelines: Global Expertise in the Complicit Masculinity and the Black Urban Imaginary: Treatment of Ebola and HIV. Alka Menon, Locating Belonging in the Mediascape. Jordanna Northwestern University Chris Matlon, Institute for Advanced Study in Democracy, Hybrid Regimes, and Infant Mortality: A Toulouse Cross-National Analysis of Sub-Saharan African The Container Today; Re-examining Metaphors of Nations. Katherine Elizabeth Wullert, Boston Immigration in the British Press. Alexander Feliks College Smithers, University of South Florida Promoting Health from Outside the State: El Pueblo, Migrants, and Hometown Associations. Jose A. Table 11. Social Change, Protest, and Civil Society Munoz, California State University-San Bernardino Table Presider: Andrew Junker, University of Chicago Strategic Collaboration and Avoidance in State-NGO Interrupting Street-level Sovereignty: Falun Gong’s Relations. Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta Transnational Boomerang. Andrew Junker, University of Chicago Table 7. Migration and Transnationalism Protests and Counter Protests: Differences in Anti- Table Presider: Chi Cheng Wat, University of Toronto racism and Anti-nuclear Collective Action in Post- Concepts and Methodologies of Transnationalism. disaster Japan. Vivian Giboung Shaw, University Chi Cheng Wat, University of Toronto of Texas-Austin Refugees and Transnationalism: A Comparative Community Transformation among Hijras in South Approach. Cara M Davies, Indiana University India: Sexual Rights, NGOs and Converging Paths Women's Migration in the Multiple Contexts of Toward Social Change. Elizabeth Ann Mount, Economic Development: Vietnamese Marriage Syracuse University Migrants in South Korea. Hyunok Lee, Yonsei Global Civil Society: Inducing Social Change in the University Modern World System. Dmytro Khutkyy, University of California-Riverside Table 8. Nationalism, Historical Memory, and Reconciliation 9:30-10:10am, Section on Global and Transnational Table Presider: Kiri Marie Gurd, Boston University Sociology Business Meeting Bringing Values Back to Global Professions: Truth Commissions Professionals as True Believers. 506. Section on International Migration Paper Kiri Marie Gurd, Boston University Session. Immigrant Workers and Professionals in Can the Social Sciences and Humanities Transcend Precarious Jobs the Nation-State? The Case of German Historians. Session Organizer: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Vincent Gengnagel, University of Bamberg; Julian University of Southern California Hamann, Bonn University Presider: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Constructions of the Nation State: Public Narratives in Southern California the Aftermath of a Human Rights Violation. Chloë Conceptualizing the Employment Regime of Migrant Delcour, Ghent University; Lesley Hustinx, Ghent Reproductive Labor: The Case of (Im)migrant University Personal Care Workers. Cynthia J. Cranford, University of Toronto Table 9. Neo-Liberalism, Development, and the Global Gatekeeping, Brokerage, and the Process of Claiming South Immigrant Worker Rights. Shannon Marie Gleeson, Table Presider: Casey R. Clevenger, Brandeis Cornell University University Labor Migration and the Missing Work of Home-making: Why Should the Sister Decide For Me? Work, Three Forms of Settling for Chinese-Canadian Organizational Mission, and Occupational Identity Migrants. Nathanael T. Lauster, University of British in Global Organizations. Casey R. Clevenger, Columbia; Jing Zhao, University of British Columbia Brandeis University The Contentious Labor Market Incorporation of A Postsocialist Perspective on Neoliberal Colombian and Puerto Rican Computer Engineers in Globalization. Svetla Dimitrova, Michigan State the US. Lina Rincón, State University of New York- University Albany Discussant: Ruth Milkman, City University of New York- Table 10. Race, Class, and Gender in Global Crossroads Graduate Center 507. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper University of Texas-San Antonio; Kameron Session. The Labor Market and Social Provision: Cordero Cavazos, University of Texas-San Implications for Worker Health and Organizing Antonio Session Organizer: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell A Marxist Perspective on HIV Spread and Prevention. University Samuel R. Friedman, Natl. Development & Presider: Martha Ecker, Ramapo College of New Jersey Research Inst.; Georgios Nikolopoulos, National Between Class and Profession: Healthcare Labor Development and Research Institutes; Diana Organizations and the Marketization of Care in Rossi, Intercambios Civil Association and California. Pablo U. Gaston, University of California- University of Buenos Aires Berkeley Labor Market Segmentation, Race, and Health Insurance Table 3. Social Movements Coverage. Kenneth Hudson, University of South Table Presider: Lauren Langman, Loyola University- Alabama; Andrea Hudson, University of South Chicago Alabama; Marcellus Hudson, University of South From Domination to Liberation. Lauren Langman, Alabama; Alan Akira, University of South Alabama; Loyola University-Chicago Errol Crook, University of South Alabama Race Relations:Critique of Approaches in Power Resources and Population Health in Rich Contemporary Sociology. Shaneda L Destine, Democracies, 1960-2010. Megan M. Reynolds, Howard University University of Utah Neoliberal Changes: Charting the Evolution of the Will Retiring Workers Provide Job Opportunities for the American Class Structure, 1970 to Present. Peter Young? An Australian Case Study. Darryn Snell, R. Ikeler, State University of New York-Old RMIT University; Victor Oyaro Gekara, RMIT Westbury; Laura Limonic, State University of New University York-Old Westbury

508. Section on Marxist Sociology Roundtable Table 4. Environmentalism, the Future, and Praxis Session and Business Meeting Table Presider: Shujiro Yazawa, Seijo University, Hitotsubashi University 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Birth of A. Gouldner’s Reflexive Sociology: His Basic Session Organizer: Andrew Rhys Jones, California State Problem of LOGOS ARMED. Shujiro Yazawa, University-Fresno Seijo University, Hitotsubashi University

Table 1. Environmental Crises and Resilience Table 5. Globalization and Economics Table Presider: Tarique Niazi, University of Wisconsin Table Presider: Alvin Almendrala Camba, Johns Cranberries and Climate Change: How Global Hopkins University Warming is Straining Socio-Ecological Conditions Dispossession or Sustained Exploitation? The Case in New England. Brian J. Gareau, Boston College of Credit Expansion in Turkish Agriculture. Yetkin How Climate Change Is Set to Bend the Global Borlu, Pennsylvania State University Economy. Tarique Niazi, University of Wisconsin Cheap Natures and Cheap Money: Chinese Political Economy, Militarization, and the Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century. Alvin Environment: A Historical Case Study of Agent Almendrala Camba, Johns Hopkins University; Orange. Daniel Noah Auerbach, University of Jason W. Moore, State University of New York- Utah Binghamton Greening the Growth Machine and the Politics of Karl Marx’s idea of “general intellect”, immaterial labor Resiliency on the New York City Waterfront. and venture capital in the XXI century. Andrey V. Steven Lang, City University of New York- Rezaev, St. Petersburg State University; Dmitry M. LaGuardia Community College Zhikharevich, London School of Economics and Political Science Table 2. Theory and Praxis A Comprehensive Visual Model of Human- Table Presider: Samuel R. Friedman, Natl. Environment Relationships. Jean Philippe Development & Research Inst. Sapinski, University of Oregon Disciplinary Narratives about Marx and Weber versus Complexity of Shifting Boundaries. J. I. Hans 9:30-10:10am, Section on Marxist Sociology Business Bakker, University of Guelph Meeting Karl Marx and Intersectionality. Kevin B. Anderson, University of California-Santa Barbara 509. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. But Is It Art? Toward a Critical, Ethnographic Analysis Health Inequalities and Place of Art Openings. Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Session Organizer: Eric R. Wright, Georgia State Texas-San Antonio; Jorge Candelario Gonzalez, University Presider: Eric R. Wright, Georgia State University Alexandra H Vinson, University of California-San Place as a predictor of health insurance coverage: A Diego multivariate analysis of counties. Lisa Cacari-Stone, Performing Parenthood: Implications for Inequality in University of New Mexico; Blake Boursaw, University Healthcare. Amanda Marie Gengler, Wake Forest of New Mexico; Sonia Patricia Bettez, University of University New Mxico; Tennille L. Marley, Arizona State University; Howard Waitzkin, University of New 512. Section on Sociology of Culture Invited Session. Mexico Culture and its Intersections Placing Healthcare Access: Neighborhoods, Community- Session Organizer: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Based Organizations, and the Role of Spatial Michigan Mismatches. Rachel Leigh Behler, Cornell University Presider: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan Neighborhood Disorder, Work Proximity, and What has Cultural Sociology (not) Learned from the Psychological Distress. Anna Weller Jacobs, Sciences? Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University of Vanderbilt University; Jennifer Brailsford, Florida Chicago State University Materials for Cultural Sociology. Fernando Dominguez- A New Perspective on Resilience: Neighborhood Rubio, University of California-San Diego Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Trajectories of Cultural Sociological Intersections and Informings: Art, Disability in Later Life. Katherine Ann Morris, Harvard Literature, Philosophy. Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, The University New School for Social Research Does Environmental Disorder Get “In the Head” and Discussant: Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, University of “Under the Skin”? A Layered Context Approach. Connecticut Laura Upenieks, University of Toronto; Markus H. 513. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Schafer, University of Toronto Session. New Insights into the Returns of College 510. Section on Race, Gender and Class Paper Session Organizer: Laura Theresa Hamilton, University Session. Intersectional Approaches to of California-Merced Understanding Migration, Legal Status and Does College Offer Any Pathways That Don’t Replicate Transnationalism Background Inequalities? James Rosenbaum, Session Organizer: Veronica Terriquez, University of Northwestern University Southern California Human Capital, Signaling, or Uncertainty? The Labor Presider: Katherine Barahona-López, University of Market Consequences of For-Profit and Non-Profit California-Santa Cruz Educational Credentials. Nicole Deterding, Harvard Challenges to Applying Intersectionality to the Sexual University; David Pedulla, University of Texas-Austin Harassment of Immigrant Workers Under U.S. Law. Effects of Elite College Attendance on Job Quality. Cynthia Deitch, George Washington University Danielle Callendar, University of California-Los Examining Gender, Class and Legal Status in Angeles; Jennie E. Brand, University of California-Los International Migration: Senegalese Women’s Angeles Migration to Europe, 1974-2008. Mao-Mei Liu, Brown Persistent Disadvantage: Early Career Outcomes among University College Graduates from Disparate Social Origins. Undocumented Vicariousness: An Intersectional Natassia Rodriguez, Stanford University Approach to Illegality and Depressive Symptoms Discussant: Michael Hout, New York University among Mexican-origin Women. San Juanita Edilia 514. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Garcia, The Ohio State University Roundtable Session Discussant: Heidy Sarabia, University of California- Session Organizer: Jan E. Thomas, Kenyon College Berkeley 511. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. Table 1. Challenging Perceptions and Realities Ethnographic Contributions to Social Psychology Table Presider: Shawna L. Rohrman, North Central Session Organizer: Brian Christopher Kelly, Purdue College University The City and the Census: Methodology as a Means of Bystander Assessment: Understanding Processes of Challenging Assumptions. M Sheridan Embser- Meaning-Making in Protest Situations. Justin C. Van Herbert, Hamline University Ness, University of Notre Dame The Impact of Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) in Gender Should I Trust the Bank or the Social Movement? Class: Promoting Discussion and Critical Thinking. Motivated Reasoning and Acceptance of Debra Harvey Swanson, Hope College Misinformation. Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School Transforming Future Doctors Into Critical Thinkers: for Social Research The Merits of an Inaugural Pre-Med Cultivating Work Devotees in Professional Socialization. Undergraduate Sociology Course. Lauren Olsen, University of California-San Diego Session Organizers: Linda M. Blum, Northeastern Table 2. Teaching with Technology University Table Presider: Sergio Antonio Cabrera, University of Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Texas-Austin Presider: Linda M. Blum, Northeastern University Learning Beyond the Classroom: Sociology Online Sex, Harassment, and Third-Wave Feminism: Legislating Service-Learning. Jin Young Choi, Sam Houston the Intimate. Andrea Press, University of Virginia State University The Rise of Networked Anti-Sexual Violence Student Teaching Intro to Sociology Using a Free Open Activism. Sofie Karasek, End Rape on Campus Source Text Book. Daniel H Poole, Salt Lake Confronting Campus Rape: Research and Public Community College Sociology. Danielle Dirks, Occidental College Teaching with the E-Portfolio. Deidre A. Tyler, Salt Leading the Discourse Against Campus Sexual Violence. Lake Community College Teresa A. Sullivan, University of Virginia Sexual harassment and sexual assault on campus were formally Table 3. Assessing Students and Faculty prohibited by TITLE IX in 1972, but the struggle over enforcement continues. While activism in the 1970s and 80s gained procedures and Table Presider: Jennifer Keys, North Central College changed consciousness, activism has resurged in 2014, creating a Deciphering Student Evaluations For Increased watershed moment in the awareness of sexual violence on campus. Learning. Melinda Jo Messineo, Ball State Young women’s grassroots leadership brought a surge of complaints University and the Obama Administration reacted with increased scrutiny of the nation’s largest research universities. Members of our panel will Developing Sociological Writers: An Assessment of represent different perspectives on this movement: Andrea Press will Tutoring and Paired Instructor Interventions. present research on campus cultures of feminism, post-feminism, and Ronni Tichenor, State University of New York- sexual violence. Danielle Dirks will discuss the ties between research Polytechnic Institute and public sociology; Sofie Karasek will share her experience as an activist in anti-sexual-violence campus and national campaigns. Finally, Teresa Sullivan will reflect on university leadership over the decades 515. Theory Section Paper Session. Theorizing and her role as president of a major research institution. Inequalities Session Organizer: C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon 517. Thematic Session. Sex and Political Regimes Presider: Matthew Norton, University of Oregon Session Organizer: Lynne Allison Haney, New York Linguistic Modernity: The Limits of Ideology and State University Power in the Creation of Modern Standard Presider: Lynne Allison Haney, New York University Languages. Jeffrey Weng, University of California- Rape and the Politics of Consent in Populist India. Berkeley Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University Sociology and political science in the patrimonial society: The Sexual Politics of Neoliberalism. Elizabeth Implications of Piketty’s Capital. Francois Bonnet, Bernstein, Barnard College CNRS; Clement Thery, Columbia University I Now Declare You: Institutional Articulations and the The Politics of Equals: Towards a Theory of Equality in Everyday Making of Marriage in Post-Apartheid South Sociology. Brian T. Connor, University of Africa. Michael W. Yarbrough, City University of New Massachusetts York-John Jay College Theorizing the Role of Symbolic Boundaries in Sexuality and Sexual Science Under State Socialism: Segmented Labour Markets: Clues from Inside the The Case of Czechoslovakia. Katerina Liskova, Academy. Louise Birdsell Bauer, University of Masaryk University Toronto The papers in this session offer conceptual and empirical Discussant: Ryan Light, University of Oregon reflections on how sexualities are shaped by and experienced in different political regimes. In a variety of national and historical contexts, panelists ask how sexualities form and reflect key aspects of 9:30 am Meetings a political regime—and how the laws, science, ideologies, and religions Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Business propagated by these regimes embody distinct sexual prescriptions and Meeting identifications. Section on Marxist Sociology Business Meeting 518. Thematic Session. Sexual Violence 10:30 am Meetings Session Organizer: Michael Kimmel, State University of Film/Video Screening. Wounded Places: Confronting New York-Stony Brook Childhood PTSD in America's Shell Shocked Cities Panelists: Walter DeKeseredy, University of Ontario Honors Program Advisory Panel Institute of Technology Sharon Hayes, Queensland University of Technology 10:30 am Sessions Bethany Coston, Albion College Beth E. Richie, University of Illinois-Chicago 516. Thematic Session. Fighting Sexual Harassment "Stop using sex as a weapon," 80s rocker Pat Benatar famously and Sexual Assault on Campus: Then and Now sang. But for many, sexuality and violence are deeply entangled. (co-sponsored with the Committee on the Status Recent research on sexual violence explores how interpersonal of Women) violence is used to constitute sexual relationships, not only between women and men, but also among different minority and LGBT communities. In this session, leading scholars in the field will present Leader: Noura E. Insolera, Panel Study of Income some of the most empirically grounded and analytically sensitive Dynamics research on sexual assault, interpersonal violence, and sexuality. This interactive workshop is geared toward current and prospective users of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID, psid.org); the 519. Thematic Session. The Scripting of Sexuality: world’s longest running longitudinal household panel survey. It provides Developments and Prospects an overview of the general structure and content of the PSID and its Session Organizer: Anthony Paik, University of supplemental surveys (including the Child Development Supplement, Massachusetts-Amherst the Transition into Adulthood Study, and the Disability and Time Use Supplement) as well as an update on recent and current data collection Presider: Anthony Paik, University of Massachusetts- efforts (the Rosters & Transfers Files, the Childhood Retrospective Amherst Circumstances Study, the Web/Mail Supplement, and the 2014 Child Panelists: David John Frank, University of California- Development Supplement). The second half of the workshop includes a Irvine detailed walk-through of the PSID website, documentation, and data center as well as a question and answer session related to participant Janice M. Irvine, University of Massachusetts specific inquiries. The PSID has collected data on a wide range of Rebecca F. Plante, Ithaca College sociologically relevant topics from a nationally representative sample of John H. Gagnon, State University of New York-Stony US families and their descendants since 1968. Content domains Brook include employment, occupations, income, wealth, education, More than forty years after the publication of Sexual Conduct, the expenditures, health, aging, marriage, childbearing, child development, concept of sexual scripts remains central in the study of sexualities. youth transitions, philanthropy, intergenerational relations, and This panel will examine the significance of scripting theory, recent numerous other topics. developments in the field, and its prospects for the future. Specifically, this panel will reflect on the position of scripting theory in the study of 524. Regular Session. Anti and Pro-Immigration sexualities, new avenues for theoretical and empirical work, and Discourses and the Crisis of the European Project connections with emerging theoretical approaches. Session Organizer: Nando Sigona, University of Birmingham 520. Special Session. Gender Equality at Work: Presider: Walter Nicholls, University of Amsterdam Persistent Barriers and Potential Solutions Session Organizer: Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University Bonding or Bridging: Far Right Parties' vs Precarious Presider: Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University Activists' Transnational Discourse about Migration in Panelists: Youngjoo Cha, Indiana University Europe. Nicole Doerr, Mount Holyoke College Erin Kelly, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Disunion in the Union: Right-Wing Nationalism in Today's Europe. Ann M. Horwitz, University of Maryland- Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Erin A. Cech, Rice University College Park Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University Diversity Policy and Sense of Discrimination in Europe: Progress towards gender equality in paid work has stalled in recent Multiculturalism to Mainstreaming. Pamela Irving years. The convergence of the gender gap in wages has been slow, Jackson, Rhode Island College; Peter E. Doerschler, women's advancement into top leadership positions has remained low, Bloomsburg University and the gender segregation of jobs and college majors has remained Discussant: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of relatively constant. What are the barriers to gender equality? What policies and organizational changes might jump start progress to California-Berkeley equality? Panelists will discuss recent research that illuminates both barriers and also potential solutions. 525. Regular Session. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender 2 521. Author Meets Critics Session. After Civil Rights: Session Organizer: Bernadette Barton, Morehead State Law and the Meaning of Race in the New University American Workplace (Princeton University Press, Presider: Emily Kazyak, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2014) by John Skrentny Black Gay Men's Gay Identity Disclosure and Voluntary Session Organizer: Mary Romero, Arizona State (Dis)engagement as Stigma Management. Allison University Mathews, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Author: John Skrentny, University of California-San Gender and Sexuality at a Cross-roads: Childhood Diego (Trans)Gender Variance. Elizabeth P. Rahilly, Critics: Joyce M. Bell, University of Pittsburgh University of California-Santa Barbara Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University Older single gay men’s body talk: resisting and rigidifying Sharon M. Collins, University of Illinois-Chicago the ageing discourse in the gay community. Yiu-Tung Suen, Chinese University of Hong Kong 522. Professional Development Workshop. Preparing Parenting Transgender Children. Taylor L. Field, Oberlin for Applied Careers in Sociology: Job Fair College; Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Sociological Association 526. Regular Session. Narrative, Biography and Culture 523. Policy and Research Workshop. Panel Study of Session Organizer: Francesca Polletta, University of Income Dynamics Workshop California-Irvine Session Organizer: Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Presider: Marc W. Steinberg, Smith College Michigan We Want to be Anti-Leary: Narrative and Credibility in Emi A. Weed, Duke University Psychedelic Science. Danielle Giffort, University of Illinois-Chicago 529. Regular Session. Transnational Communities, Collective Remembering and Forgetting: Affective Borders, and Social Boundaries Narrative Accounts. Judith Gerson, State University Session Organizer: Jennifer Bickham Mendez, College of of New Jersey-Rutgers William & Mary It’s about the Journey: Spirituality as an Aspirational Presider: Jennifer Bickham Mendez, College of William & Identity. Erin F Johnston, Princeton University Mary The Stickiness of Trickster Tales: Strategy, Genre, and On the “Other” Side: The Cross-Border Politics of Rural Presentation of Self in East German Life Stories. Mexican Development. Abigail Andrews, University Jeremy Brooke Straughn, Westminster College of California-San Diego Discussant: Marc W. Steinberg, Smith College Spain's Residential Tourists and the Half Life of European Cosmopolitanism. Max Holleran, New York 527. Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality: University Producing, Policing, and Contesting Sexual The Legendary Topography of Race: Slavery and Normativity Tourism in West Africa. Warren Thomas McKinney, Session Organizer: Katrina E. Kimport, University of Columbia University California-San Francisco The Spatiality of Boundary Work: Geopolitical Borders Presider: Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College and Maya-Mam Collective Identification. Jeffrey After After Tiller: The Stickiness of Social Myths around Adrian Gardner, University of Georgia; Patricia Third-Trimester Abortion. Gretchen Sisson, Richards, University of Georgia University of California-San Francisco; Katrina E. Kimport, University of California-San Francisco 530. Regular Session. Urban Sociology: Online Sexual Shaming: An Analysis of Misogynistic Infrastructure and the Environment Keywords on Twitter. Tania G. Levey, City University Session Organizer: Andrew Deener, University of of New York-York College Connecticut Confessing Sex in Online Student Communities. Brett Presider: Jeremy Pais, University of Connecticut Bowman, University of the Witwatersrand; Kevin Socio-Spatial Inequality in Hurricane Sandy and Its Andrew Whitehead, University of the Witwatersrand; Implications for the Urban Sociology of Climate Yasmine Dominguez-Whitehead, University of the Change. Gordon C.C. Douglas, New York University; Witwatersrand Liz Koslov, New York University Embodied Invisible Labor and Sexual Carework: The Regulatory Nature of Urban Ports: The Case of Women’s Roles in Sexualized Social Reproduction Houston. James R. Elliott, Rice University; Kyle within Intimate Relationships. Alyson K. Spurgas, Shelton, Rice University; Lester O. King, Rice Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville University Discussant: Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College Perpetuating the Poverty of Place: Sustainable Community Development in Sacramento. Bruce D. 528. Regular Session. The Limits of Intergenerational Haynes, University of California-Davis; Jesus Mobility and the Power of Social Reproduction Hernandez, University of California-Davis Session Organizer: Regina E. Werum, University of The Structural Origins of Territorial Stigma: Water and Nebraska-Lincoln Racial Politics in Metropolitan Detroit, 1950s-2010s. Beyond Access in Social Mobility Research: Investigating Dana Kornberg, University of Michigan the Class Ceiling. Daniel Laurison, London School of Discussant: Harvey L. Molotch, New York University Economics and Political Science; Sam Friedman, London School of Economics and Political Science 531. Section on Aging and the Life Course Invited Made in America?: Immigrant Occupational Mobility in Session. Aging and Cohort Replacement as the First Half of the Twentieth Century. Peter Catron, Engines of Social Change in Institutions University of California-Los Angeles Session Organizer: Deborah Carr, State University of Stepping Stone” versus “Dead End” Jobs: Occupational New Jersey-Rutgers Pathways out of Working Poverty in the United Presider: Deborah Carr, State University of New Jersey- States. Ted Mouw, University of North Carolina- Rutgers Chapel Hill; Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Panelists: Mark Chaves, Duke University Carolina Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Income, Race, and Beliefs about Income Inequality over Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University Time. Rachel Wildfeuer, Temple University Pamela J. Smock, University of Michigan Being and Becoming Poor: How Cultural Schemas Discussant: Ellen Idler, Emory University Shape Beliefs about Poverty. Patricia Ann Homan, 532. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Duke University; Lauren Valentino, Duke University; Solidarity Invited Session. Toward a Positive Sociology Anger Affecting Anger and Self-Feelings in Session Organizer: Pamela M. Paxton, University of Adolescence and Young Adulthood. Gabriele Texas Plickert, Texas A&M University; Heili Pals, Texas Presider: Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas A&M University Panelists: Margarita A. Mooney, Yale University Predicting Home Involvement: Moving beyond Broad William (Beau) Weston, Centre College Pan Ethnic Categorizations. Littisha Antoinette Jennifer Smith, Mather LifeWays Institute Bates, University of Cincinnati; Bridgette Peteet, Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas University of Cincinnati

533. Section on Asia and Asian America Paper Table 3. School Readiness and Success Session. The Work of Sex and Gender: Asia and Table Presider: Edward W. Morris, University of Asian America Kentucky Session Organizer: Sharmila Rudrappa, University of Heterogeneous Treatment Effects of College Texas-Austin Preparatory Behaviors on College Enrollment Presider: Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of Minnesota among the Children of Immigrants. Brian I Would Have a Career Had I Not Migrated! Chien-Juh Holzman, Stanford University Gu, Western Michigan University Race and Sex Differences in Returns to Social Intergenerational Care Support and Married Women's Capital at Home and at School. Mikaela Dufur, Employment in Korea and Taiwan. Jina Lee, Yonsei Brigham Young University; Toby L. Parcel, North University Carolina State University; John P. Hoffmann, Women’s Migration for Domestic Work and Cross-border University of South Carolina; David B. Braudt, Marriage in Asia: An Integrative Approach. Catherine University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Man Chuen Cheng, University of Toronto; Hae Yeon Residential Mobility across Early Childhood and Choo, University of Toronto Children’s Kindergarten Readiness. Elizabeth 534. Section on Children and Youth Roundtable Lawrence, University of Colorado; Stefanie Session and Business Meeting Mollborn, University of Colorado-Boulder; Elisabeth Root, University of Colorado-Boulder 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: Session Organizer: Carrie L. Shandra, State University of Table 4. Educational Achievement and Attainment New York-Stony Brook Table Presider: Micah Johnson, University of Florida Closing the Math Confidence Gap: Intersections of Table 1. Race, Class, and Immigration Gender and Race/Ethnicity Among High Table Presider: Ingrid E. Castro, Massachusetts Achievers. Chardie L. Baird, Kansas State College of Liberal Arts University; Anastasia H. Prokos, Iowa State Imagination, Interrupted: The Black Child’s Public University; Jennifer Keene, University of Nevada- Sphere & Critical Race (Literary) Spaces. Mia R. Las Vegas Keeys, Vanderbilt University Exploring the Determinants of Academic Achievement I’ll Figure It Out On My Own! Social Class and Black of Jamaican High School Students. Camille Alexa Students in a Counseling Infrastructure. Melanie Daley, University of the West Indies, Mona Jones Gast, DePaul University Campus They’re At-Risk because They’re Poor: Immigrant Youth Perceptions of Belonging in a Community Table 5. Aspirations and Expectations School. Sophia Rodriguez, College of Charleston Table Presider: Ann M. Beutel, University of Oklahoma Identity Correspondence: The influences of Psycho- Ambition is Priceless: Parental and Student Cultural Processes and Social Structural Contexts Aspirations as Predictors of African American on Second-Generation Adolescents’ Identity Academic Achievement. Micah Johnson, Choices. Monique Deeann Asandra Kelly, University of Florida University of California-Irvine Gender Differences in Adolescents’ Expectations of Marriage and Parenthood. Patricia Neff Claster, Table 2. Family and the Home Environment Edinboro University-Pennsylvania; Sampson Lee Table Presider: Chelsea Smith, University of Texas- Blair, State University of New York-Buffalo Austin Crowding Out Dad: Extended Kin and Father Table 6. Sexual Behaviors, Risk, and Debut Involvement In North American Families. Ken Table Presider: Brian Nicholas Sweeney, Long Island Chih-Yan Sun, Hong Kong Baptist University; Erin University Marie Rehel, Youngstown State University Deciding Whether to have Sex Before Marriage: Who Intergenerational Transmission of Anger: Parental do Adolescents Listen To? Christopher Donoghue, Montclair State University; Consuelo Bonillas, Kean University; Jeniffer Rodriguez, Southern California Kean University; Omara Cardoza, Kean Adolescence as a Social Problem. Annulla Linders, University; Melissa Cheung, Kean University University of Cincinnati Developmental Assets and Risky Sexual Behaviors The Stickiest Narrative: Normalization and among American Indian Youth. Kaylin Greene, Naturalization of Transgender and Gender Montana State University; David J. Eitle, Montana Nonconforming Children. Allison Lindner, State State University; Tamela McNulty Eitle, Montana University of New York-Stony Brook State University Becoming Visible: A Semiotic Analysis of the "Am I Differences that Make a Difference: Residential Pretty or Ugly?" YouTube Trend. Katherine A. Spaces and Timing of Sexual Debut in Nigeria. Phelps, University of Massachusetts-Boston Jonathan Anim Amoyaw, University of Western The Parent Trap: What New Yorker Cartoons Reveal Ontario; Godfred Odei Boateng, Western about Competing Trends in Childrearing, 1925- University; Yujiro Sano, University of Western 2006. Jaclyn Ann Tabor, Indiana University; Ontario Jessica McCrory Calarco, Indiana University Love grows with sex:Teenage Africans negotiating The Operation of Youth Social Capital in sexuality amidst sexual danger. Deevia Bhana, HomelessCommunities. Stephanie Renee Anckle, University of KwaZulu-Natal Claremont Graduate University

Table 7. Health Outcomes Table 10. Parental Effects and Socialization Table Presider: Jen-Hao Chen, University of Missouri Table Presider: Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh Family Meal Environment and Adolescent Weight University Status in Rural India. Rebecca Evelyn Jones, Career Orientation in Chinese Adolescents: The Emory University; Solveig Argeseanu Roles of Career-related versus Generic Parent Cunningham, Emory University; Shailaja Patil, Support and Social Strain. Nicole Wai Ting BLDE University Cheung, Chinese University of Hong Kong Fired From School: Young Adults' Health Outcomes Genetic Sensitivity in Children’s Behavioral After High School Suspension and Expulsion. Responses to Paternal Incarceration. Amanda Janet Rosenbaum, State University of New York- Geller, New York University; Jeanne Brooks- Downstate Medical Center Gunn, Columbia University; Irwin Garfinkel, The Sexual Double Standard, Sexual Intercourse, Columbia University; Sara S. McLanahan, and Adolescent Mental Health. Brian Soller, Princeton University; Colter Mitchell, University of University of New Mexico Michigan; Daniel Notterman, Pennsylvania State University Table 8. Peers and Social Networks Social Origin and Conscientiousness – The unequal Table Presider: Matthew H. Rafalow, University of development of focus. Till Kaiser, WZB Berlin California-Irvine Social Science Research Center Envisioning the Power of Peers: Integrating Two Trans-racial Placements of Children and Family Frameworks within the Sociology of Childhood. Socialization Processes in Durban and Jessica Cadwell, Indiana University-Bloomington; Johannesburg, South Africa. Tiny Petunia Mona, Jason Blind, Indiana University University of Limpopo Homophily, Social Status, and Friendship Choice: Same-Sex Friend Selection in the Wisconsin 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Children and Youth Longitudinal Study. Michael Blix, University of Business Meeting Wisconsin-Madison; Chaeyoon Lim, University of Wisconsin-Madison 535. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Interethnic Friendship Dissolution: A Study of School Movements Paper Session. Strategy and Social Class and Network Effects. Sanne Smith, Utrecht Movements University Session Organizer: Gregory Maney, Hofstra University The Role of Social Network Members on Educational Combating Sexual Violence in Egypt’s Streets: On-the- Decision Making during the Transition to ground Strategies of Action. Magda Boutros, Adulthood. Christina Panagakis, State University Northwestern University of New York-Buffalo Waves of Contention and Relations among the Radical, Having Fun About Jesus: Children's Constructions of Moderate, and Conservative Groups of Social Their Relationship to Church. Henry Zonio, San Movements. Belinda Robnett, University of Jose State University California-Irvine; Carol L. Glasser, Program for Torture Victims; Rebecca Trammell, Metropolitan Table 9. Meaning Making and Special Populations State University-Denver Table Presider: Jeffrey Owen Sacha, University of Movement Turning Points in an Authoritarian Context: Protest Leadership Strategies in Grassroots Minnesota Environmental Protests in China. Jean Yen-chun Lin, Buying Rights and Democracy: Foreign Aid, Political University of Chicago Conditionalities, and Isomorphism. Liam Swiss, Tactical Innovation in Social Movements: The Role of Memorial University Peripheral Claims and Multi-Issue Protest. Dan Wang, Columbia University; Sarah A. Soule, Stanford 539. Section on Labor and Labor Movements University Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Discussant: Holly J. McCammon, Vanderbilt University 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: 536. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Paper Session Organizer: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell Session. The End of the Beginning or the University Beginning of the End? Race and Decarceration Session Organizer: John Major Eason, Texas A&M Table1. Firm Strategies and Worker Outcomes, Beyond University the United States Penal Excess in the Age of Decarceration: Implications Table Presider: Jeffrey S. Rothstein, Grand Valley for Racial Inequality. Heather A. Schoenfeld, State University Northwestern University Effects of Demographic and Educational Changes on Prisoner Reentry as a social institution. Reuben Miller, the Labor Markets of Brazil and Mexico. Ernesto University of Michigan F. L. Amaral, RAND Corporation; Bernardo L. Reforming Mass Incarceration? An Agonistic Perspective Queiroz, Federal University of Minas Gerais; Júlia on Contemporary Criminal Justice. Michelle S. A. Calazans, Federal University of Minas Gerais Phelps, University of Minnesota; Joshua Aaron Page, Going, Going, Gone: The Online Labor Market and University of Minnesota; Phil Goodman, University of the Global Reverse Auction for Jobs. Michael Toronto Dunn, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Skill Acquisition among Garment Workers: 537. Section on Economic Sociology Invited Session. Organizational Profit Strategy and Contingent Economies of Difference Utilization of Co-ethnic Network. Xirong Subrina Session Organizer: Sarah Quinn, University of Shen, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Tony Washington Tam, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Panelists: Alexes Harris, University of Washington Academia Sinica Leslie Salzinger, University of California-Berkeley Kimberly Kay Hoang, Boston College Table 2. Firm Strategies and Worker Outcomes, In the Michel Anteby, Harvard University United States Carly Knight, Harvard University Table Presider: Michael A. McCarthy, Marquette 538. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology University Paper Session. Social Movements and Human Hiring the Right Employees: Trial Employment, Social Rights Networks, and Post-Entry Outcomes. Adina Session Organizers: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Sterling, Washington University - St. Louis Michigan Life on a Tightrope: The Role of Precarious Matthias Koenig, University of Goettingen Employment on Moving Back Home. Yelizavetta Presider: Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Michigan Kofman, University of California-Los Angeles Global Human Rights Organizations and National Tying Wages to Workers’ Ability to Support Children. Patterns: Amnesty International’s Responses to Disconnect in Growth Jobs with Most Employees. Darfur. Joachim J. Savelsberg, University of Peggy Wireman, Wireman and Associates; Greg Minnesota Neil, Wisconsin AFL-CIO Distant Authority Structures and the Attribution of Blame: Activists vs. Superpowers. Dana M. Moss, University Table 3. Social Movements and Labor Solidarity, Beyond of California-Irvine; David A. Snow, University of the United States California-Irvine Table Presider: Keith Mann, Cardinal Stritch University The World Society of Social Movements: How INGOs Control, Resistance, and Identity: Defining Worker Shape Domestic Environmental Protest. Erin Evans, Responses to Neo-Liberal Managerialism. Anna University of California-Irvine; Ann M. Hironaka, Brinkman, Sogang University; Seil Oh, Sogang University of California-Irvine; Evan Schofer, University University of California-Irvine; Sheila Xiao, University The Indian Coffee House Workers Movement and of California-Irvine Nehruvian Development Policy, 1936-1957. Extending Regulations of Violence: The Case of Corporal Kristin V. Plys, Yale University Punishment. Hollie Nyseth Brehm, The Ohio State Beyond the Fragments or Strength in Fragments? University; Elizabeth Heger Boyle, University of Theorizing Global Labor Solidarity. Kim Scipes, Purdue University-North Central Session Organizer: Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University Table 4. Social Movements and Labor Solidarity, in the Presider: Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University United States Panelist: Stephen Raudenbush, University of Chicago Table Presider: Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M A featured lecture by a distinguished methodologist. University 543. Section on Race, Gender and Class Paper Discourse and Dignity: The Case of the 1969 Session. Race, Gender and Class at Work Charleston Hospital Worker’s Strike. William F. Session Organizer: Denise A. Segura, University of Danaher, Southern Illinois University; Marc Dixon, California-Santa Barbara Dartmouth Presider: Denise A. Segura, University of California- The Tale of a Faculty Union's Ongoing Labor War in Santa Barbara Minnesota. Monte Bute, Metropolitan State Gender Differences in Earnings among Academic University-Denver Scientists and Engineers. Yu Tao, Stevens Institute

of Technology 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Labor and Labor Gendered Color Lines: The Effects of Skin Color on Movements Busness Meeting Immigrants’ Employment. Andrea Gomez Cervantes, 540. Section on Marxist Sociology Invited Session. University of Kansas; ChangHwan Kim, University of Marxism and Feminism: New Perspectives Kansas Session Organizer: Anita M. Waters, Denison Unversity Intimate commodities: intimate labor and the production Presider: Anita M. Waters, Denison Unversity and circulation of inequality. Nathaniel Burke, Marxism and Feminism in the 21st. Century. Martha E. University of Southern California Gimenez, University of Colorado Put through the grind: Women at work in the beef Marxism, Radical Black Feminism and Black Women’s industry. Jessica Racine Jacques, University of Inequality in the United States. Rose Brewer, Central Florida University of Minnesota Discussant: Wanda Rushing, University of Memphis Still Moving Toward a Unitary Theory. Lise Vogel, Rider 544. Section on Social Psychology Invited Session University-Emeritus and Business Meeting. Cooley-Mead Award Looking Past Western Biases to Analyze Global South Ceremony and Address Women. Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Polytechnic Session Organizer: Timothy J. Owens, Kent State Institute and State University University Feminism and Social Rights in North Africa. Valentine Presider: Timothy J. Owens, Kent State University M. Moghadam, Northeastern University Panelist: Alison J. Bianchi, University of Iowa 541. Section on Medical Sociology. Health, Medicine Research Opportunities. Murray Webster, University of and Sexualities North Carolina-Charlotte Session Organizer: Laura Mamo, San Francisco State University 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Social Psychology Presider: Jennifer R Fishman, McGill University Business Meeting Diagnosing (Inter)Sex: A Case of Social Diagnosis. 545. Section on Sociology of Culture Roundtable Tania M. Jenkins, Brown University; Susan E. Short, Session. Brown University Session Organizers: Lauren Rivera, Northwestern Giving sex: Deconstructing intersex and trans University medicalization practices. Georgiann Davis, University Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, University of of Nevada-Las Vegas; Jodie Marie Dewey, Concordia California-Los Angeles University; Erin Leigh Murphy, Southern Illinois

University-Edwardsville Table 1. Consumer Studies Network Doing Sexual Responsibility: Gay Men Navigating HIV Table Presider: Kate Cairns, State University of New Online. Brandon Andrew Robinson, University of Jersey-Rutgers Texas-Austin Social class, scarcity, and nutrition transitions: Doctors Disobeying Orders: Activist Physicians and Pressures shaping eating behaviors in urban Illegal Abortion in Argentina. Julia A McReynolds- Mexico. Susan Bridle-Fitzpatrick, Tulane Pérez, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse University Safe mothers, criminal women: Post-abortion care and All Consuming: Using Consumer Culture to Teach the transnational production of motherhood in Sociological Thinking. Kate Cairns, State Senegal. Siri Suh, University of Minnesota University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Josee 542. Section on Methodology Invited Session. Otis Johnston, University of Toronto Dudley Duncan Memorial Lecture "Vette-ing" the American Dream: Nostalgia, Social Capital and Corvette Communities. Virginia Transitional China. Wenjie Liao, University of Katherine D'Antonio, Northern Virginia Community Minnesota College Four Little Girls - Birmingham’s Trauma Narrative. Household Consumption of Financial Instruments and Sandra K. Gill, Gettysburg College Wealth Inequality. Angelina Grigoryeva, Princeton Social Class: A Forgotten Factor in Collective University Memory Studies. Bin Xu, Florida International New Urbanism, Consumer-citizenship and the University Emerging ‘Eco-habitus’. Sergio Antonio Cabrera, Whitewashing the Nation - The Controversial University of Texas-Austin Collective Memory of the “House of Terror” in Budapest. Helge Johannes Marahrens, University Table 2. Material Culture Network of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Table Presider: Terence Emmett McDonnell, University of Notre Dame Table 6. Cultural Capital I Tracing Patterns in Meaning Instability over an Table Presider: Michelle F. Weinberger, Northwestern Object's Life Course. Terence Emmett McDonnell, University University of Notre Dame A Life Course Perspective on Cultural Capital Things That Don’t Talk: Cleopatra’s Needle in Central Acquisition. Lok See Loretta Ho, University of Park and Brute Meanings of Cultural Objects. Toronto; Blair Wheaton, University of Toronto; Fiona Rose-Greenland, University of Chicago Shyon S. Baumann, University of Toronto Materiality and Inarticulacy. Chandra Mukerji, Bridging Spaces, Cultural Capital and Gender in Two University of California-San Diego Grassroots Music Scenes. Diana Lee Miller, To Show or To Use? Examining the Means and Ends University of Toronto of Museum Collection Objects. Gemma Structural gender inequalities and gender differences Mangione, Northwestern University in highbrow cultural consumption. Susan Lagaert, Ghent University; Henk Roose, Ghent University Table 3. Levels of Culture Table Presider: Paul R. Lichterman, University of Table 7. Symbolic Boundaries Southern California Table Presider: Bruno Cousin, University of Lille 1 New metaphors for investigating culture in everyday Sailing Ships in Murky Waters: Boundary Making life. Edson Cruz Rodriguez, University of through Contentious Fan Practices on Tumblr. Southern California; Kushan Dasgupta, University Victoria Marie Gonzalez, State University of New of Southern California; Paul R. Lichterman, Jersey-Rutgers University of Southern California The Cultural Logic of Whiteness: Symbolic Uncovering Embedded Stealth Subcultures Within Boundaries, White Racial Framing, and White Formal Institutions: The Case of Mainstream Supremacist Discourse. Marshall Allen Taylor, Meditation. Jaime Kucinskas, Hamilton College University of Notre Dame Talk About Good Engineering. Joseph Klett, Yale The Role of Symbolic Boundaries in the Social University Stratification of Intellectuals. Will Keats-Osborn, University of British Columbia Table 4. Art and Politics Table Presider: Frederick Schiff, University of Houston Table 8. Culture and Politics Censoring for the (Ab)Normal: Shaping Civic Identity For Good and Country: Nationalism and the Diffusion through Cinema Censorship. Elif Alp, Columbia of Humanitarianism in the Late Nineteenth University Century. Shai M. Dromi, Yale University Enjoy or Resist? Audience Reception of Politics of Incivility in post-colonial Hong Kong. Siu Revolutionary Model Operas in Communist China. Han Chan, United International College, Hong Hexuan Zhang, University of Virginia Kong Explicit and Symbolic Violence in Rap Music, 1992- Sequencing Whistle Blowers: An Exploration of Julian 2014. Nick Bloom, Duke University; Brian Assange, Bradley Manning and Edward Snowden Aronson, State University of New York-Stony from 2010-2014. Naniette Helene Coleman, Brook University of California-Berkeley Martin Scorsese’s Sojourn as the Iconic American Varieties of Opinion Polarization: Analysis of Public White-Ethnic. Paul D. Lopes, Colgate University Opinion Structure of South Korea. Myung Ji Yang, University of Hawaii-Manoa; Dong-Kyun Im, Table 5. Collective Memory University of Seoul Table Presider: Vera L. Zolberg, New School for Social Narratives of a Case of (Quasi) Euthanasia: Research Contested Meaning and Polarized Ambiguity. Collective Memories and Cultural Identities in Simone Rambotti, University of Arizona; Andrew P. Davis, University of Arizona Street Art and its Social Control in Austin, Texas. Table 09. Cultural Capital II Rachel Romero, Texas State University Table Presider: Joseph G. A. Trumino, St. John's University Table 13. Theory I Familiarity and Moderation as Taste Markers - Table Presider: Fernando Dominguez-Rubio, University Tracing the Blasé Attitude in Musical Taste. of California-San Diego Friedolin Merhout, Duke University Durkheim's Two Semiotics. Andrea Cossu, University Prestige and Homophily: The Interactional of Trento Advantages of Cultural Tastes. Matthew Is another social science possible? The Decolonial Stimpson, University of California-Berkeley; Option. Alexander I. Stingl, Drexel University Sandra Kai Nakagawa, Stanford University Semiotization and Strategization: From Intelligibility to What Does Friendship Mean? How Cultural Capital Efficacy. Marc Garcelon, University of Missouri- Conditions the Meanings of Social Relationships. Kansas City Kyle Puetz, University of Arizona Table 14. Theory II Table 10. Identity and the Life Course Table Presider: Iva Petkova, Davidson College Table Presider: Chelsea Rae Kelly, University of Materiality and Meaning in Cultural Sociology. Emma Georgia Pendzich Greeson, University of California-San Emerging Adulthood and Reinventing Community: Diego Productive Instability in Contemporary Institutions. Carnivalization, Dionic Action, and the Transformation Matty Lichtenstein, University of California - of Normal. Diane M. Grams, Loyola University- Berkley Chicago; Lauren Langman, Loyola University- Planning the Means and Ends of Post-Service Life. Chicago Meredith A. Kleykamp, University of Maryland; Comedians Doing Bits: Reconsidering the Autotelic Sidra J. Montgomery, University of Maryland; Quality of Play. Nathan James Dern, Columbia Alexis Pang, New York University; Kristin University Schrader, GBX Consultants, Inc. Lost in Hyper-Reality: The End of American College Republicans and the Moral Order. Jeffrey L. Generations in Actuality. Anna Brinkman, Sogang Kidder, Northern Illinois University University; Seil Oh, Sogang University Crafting Identities in an age of Individualism: An Ethnographic Study of Life Coaching. Michal Table 15. Gender and Sexuality Pagis, Bar-Ilan University Representing ‘Middle East Women’: A Critical Imagination and Metaphor: Explaining Social Analysis of The Fertile Crescent Project. Nil Uzun, Generational Change in Support for Same-Sex State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Marriage in the U.S. Peter Hart-Brinson, Painless and Bloodless Circumcision: Medicalization University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire of Male Circumcision in Turkey. Oyman Basaran, University of Massachusetts Table 11. Cultural Producers and Professionals Who's to Say? Doubt, Disagreement, and Table 16. Migration and Identity Professional Uncertainty in Evaluation Work. Table Presider: Karen Hooge Michalka, University of Phillipa K Chong, Harvard University Notre Dame It Gets Tricky. Activism and Journalism in Perceived Value Compatibility in a Muslim American Conservation Photography. Elizabeth Anne Community. Melissa J. K. Howe, NORC- Gervais Schwarz, University of California- University of Chicago Riverside The Episodic and the Semantic: Future Scenario Building in a Migratory Context. Maria Islas Table 12. Space and Place Lopez, University of Denver Table Presider: Ruben A. Gaztambide-Fernandez, Waiting for Gadeaux: A Case Study of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education Tempography of Hyper-Marginalization in New A Return to Strauss: Imagining the City. Carolyn Orleans. Daina Cheyenne Harvey, College of the Chernoff, Skidmore College Holy Cross Place and Position Taking in a Decentering Global The moral economies of self-interest: The case of Field. Samuel Shaw, Vanderbilt University proposition 202 (2008) “Arizona Stop Illegal Toward a Social Topography: Status as a Spatial Hiring”. Luis Antonio Vila-Henninger, University of Practice. Zach Richer, University of Maryland Arizona Arts in the City: Key Currents in the Urban Sociology of Art. Nicholas P. Dempsey, Eckerd College Table 17. Cultural Genres False Consciousness in a Spraycan: Discussing Table Presider: Nathaniel Porter, Pennsylvania State University Presider: Jessi Streib, Duke University Feeling Heavy, Feeling Doomed: Narratives, Children’s Achievement, Gender, and Parental Embodiment, and Authentic Cultural Engagement. Investment: Norms from a National Survey Benjamin Lee Hutcherson, University of Colorado Experiment. Natasha Yurk Quadlin, Indiana Sociology of Karaoke. Joanna Rullo, University of University California-Davis Families Go to College? The Reproduction of Inequality. I’ll Never Break Your Heart: Exploring the Practices of Blair Harrington, University of Massachusetts- Grown-Up Backstreet Boys Fans. Simone Amherst; Enku Ide, University of Massachusetts- Driessen, Erasmus University Rotterdam Amherst; Yolanda Wiggins, University of Table 18. Status and Hierarchies Massachusetts-Amherst; Naomi Gerstel, University of Table Presider: Charles Spurlock, Langston University Massachusetts Developing the Theory of Popularity: An Empirical Interactional Social Capital: The Joint Impact of Parent, Assessment of Stability and Social Position. Peer and Teacher Support on College Enrollment. Tristan L. Botelho, Massachusetts Institute of Alma Nidia Garza, University of California-Irvine Technology; Phech Colatat, Massachusetts Parental Warmth and Children’s Postsecondary Institute of Technology Education: College Completion in Two Twentieth- Gatekeeping, Homophily, and Status Orders among Century Birth Cohorts (1921-1970). Matthew Live-Music Venues in Atlanta. Yun Tai, University Andersson, Yale University of Virginia Discussant: Jessi Streib, Duke University Theorizing the Field of Localized Music Venues: Hierarchies and Segmentation. Nikki-Marie 547. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Brown, McMaster University Paper Session. Addressing Contentious Issues in the Classroom Table 19. Production of Culture I Session Organizer: Hephzibah Virginia Strmic-Pawl, Table Presider: Stephen Harold Riggins, Memorial Coastal Carolina University University Presider: Hephzibah Virginia Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Commercialization and legitimacy in the Field of Carolina University Popular Music. Vaughn Schmutz, University of Bridging the Gap Between Emotion and Cognition: Moral North Carolina-Charlotte Sentiments and the Affective Classroom. Shauna A. Pop careers: changing locational dynamics of Morimoto, University of Arkansas; Lori Holyfield, charting musicians from vinyl age to digital age. University of Arkansas; Glenda House, University of Amanda Brandellero, University of Amsterdam; Arkansas Marc Verboord, Erasmus University Rotterdam Teaching Controversial Issues: Avoiding Wile E. Coyote The Role of Gender and Race in the Rock and Roll Syndrome. Sabrina M Weiss, Rochester Institute of Hall of Fame. Sara Ashlee Bledsoe, Emory Technology University Teaching Spaces of Possibility: Queering Pedagogy, To Purchase or Pirate: Copyright Infringement and One Step at a Time. Danielle Antoinette Hidalgo, the Valuation of Digital Media. Lance Stewart, Montana State University University of Toronto Trigger Warnings in the Queer Classroom. Clare Forstie, Music as a Technology of Mental Well-Being. Daniel Northwestern University Semenza, Emory University United States Polarizing – Inequality and State Violence Escalating: Resistance, Rebellion and Table 20. Production of Culture II Transformation. Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard Table Presider: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas- University; Jerome Scott, League of Revolutionaries San Antonio for; Shaneda L Destine, Howard University Restoring the Jersey Shore after Sandy: Art and 548. Theory Section Paper Session. Theorizing the Asserting Community. Elizabeth Borland, College Social: Studies of Science and Technology of New Jersey; Jessica Scardino, College of New Session Organizer: Sara N. Shostak, Brandeis University Jersey Presider: Sara N. Shostak, Brandeis University The Inlander Collection of Great Lakes Regional Acting as Neither Individual nor Professional: Physicians’ Painting: A Case Study of Redeeming Value. Constitutive Ambivalence in Adopting Complex Vince Carducci, College for Creative Studies Technologies. Daniel A. Menchik, Michigan State 546. Section on Sociology of Education Paper University Session. Parental Involvement and Educational Enacting a Museum: How the Creation Museum Works Outcomes as an Alternative Institution. Kathleen C. Oberlin, Session Organizer: Laura Theresa Hamilton, University Grinnell College of California-Merced Value Added Modeling in Teacher Evaluation: A Case Study in Economic Imperialism? Zachary Webster been evolving rapidly, workplace discrimination against lesbian, gay, Griffen, University of California-Los Angeles; Aaron bisexual, and transgender workers remains persistent and pervasive. Panelists will offer perspectives on the nature and consequences of Panofsky, University of California-Los Angeles sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace and discuss next The Prehistory of Population Censuses in the Italian steps for sociological research on the topic. Regional States. Rebecca Jean Emigh, University of California-Los Angeles; Dylan John Riley, University 551. Thematic Session. Sexualities and Popular of California-Berkeley; Patricia Ahmed, Sourth Dakota Culture State University--University Center Session Organizer: Joshua Gamson, University of San Who Knows? Medical Expertise in the Internet Era. Francisco Kristin Kay Barker, University of New Mexico Presider: Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco Panelists: Andreana L. Clay, San Francisco State 11:30 am Meetings University Section on Children and Youth Business Meeting Aymar Jean Christian, Northwestern University Section on Labor and Labor Movements Business Dustin Kidd, Temple University Meeting Suzanna Danuta Walters, Northeastern University Section on Social Psychology Business Meeting Cultural representations of sexualities, as well as the industry structures in which those representations take shape, have undergone 12:30 pm Meetings rapid and complex change in the early 21st century. Among others, scholars and commentators have pointed to the mainstreaming of gay Section on Asia and Asian America Council and and lesbian, and to an increasing degree also bisexual and Business Meeting transgender, populations in popular culture; the “pornification” of Working Group on Annual Meeting Timing, Location and popular culture; the globalization of sexual cultures through popular Cost culture; the increased importance of online media for the circulation of sexual imagery and identities, as well as for movement organizing around sexualities. This Thematic Session brings together four 12:30 pm Sessions scholars of popular culture and sexualities to consider these changes and how best to make sense of them. Questions we may consider 549. Thematic Session. How Race Affects Finding include: How have popular representations of sexual nonconformity— Partners for Sex, Romance, or Marriage and of heteronormativity— changed as cultural visibility has increased Session Organizer: Paula England, New York University for LGBT populations, and with what consequences for sexuality Presider: Cynthia Feliciano, University of California-Irvine politics? How have popular representations of women’s and girls’ sexuality changed, and with what consequences for feminist politics? Panelists: Reuben J. Thomas, University of New Mexico How have structural changes in the production of popular culture Florencia Torche, New York University (including the globalization of media industries and the rise of digital Hector Carrillo, Northwestern University media) generated new opportunities and constraints for sexual Grace Kao, University of Pennsylvania representation? How have sexuality-based movements adapted their Who we form intimate partnerships with, for sex, romance, or strategies as popular culture marketplaces have fragmented and new marriage, is affected by race. Four panelists use diverse styles of media technologies have become useful organizing tools? analysis to illuminate partnering processes. Thomas considers how race and gender intersect to affect the settings where U.S. 552. Thematic Session. Social Class and Sexuality heterosexual partners meet and who introduces them. Torche Session Organizer: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of considers whether blacks in the U.S. and other countries “need” more Michigan education to marry a white, and how trends in such exchange of Presider: Julie Bettie, University of California-Santa Cruz education for racial status in U.S. marriages inform us about trends in racism and the color-blindness of marital preferences. Carillo uses Panelists: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University ethnographically-based analysis to illuminate the racialized Margaret Frye, Princeton University stereotypes, objectification, and cross-cultural affinities at play in gay Barbara Jane Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago partnerships between white American men and Mexican or Mexican- Discussant: Julie Bettie, University of California-Santa American men near the U.S./Mexican border. Kao uses survey data showing the marginalization of Asian men in youth and young adult Cruz dating markets, which is surprising given their high education and Sexuality is deeply implicated in social stratification. Social class earnings potential. location shapes sexual partnering in a variety of ways. Those with few resources may not be able to decline less attractive partners, while 550. Thematic Session. Sexual Orientation in the those with lots of resources may be selective about partners and typically have access to desirable partners. Sexual partnering—as it is Workplace: How Much Discrimination is There? often linked to marriage—is thus critical to the transmission of class Session Organizer: András Tilcsik, University of Toronto advantage from one generation to the next. Shamus Khan, Margaret Presider: András Tilcsik, University of Toronto Frye, and Barbara Risman will compare and contrasting different class Panelists: William T. Bielby, University of Illinois-Chicago locations (from the working class to the upper class) and different national contexts (the United States and Malawi). We hope that these David Pedulla, University of Texas-Austin juxtapositions will help us arrive at deeper understandings of the way Tamar Kricheli-Katz, Tel Aviv University that social class shapes sexuality and the ways in which sexual M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts- partnering shapes social reproduction. Amherst András Tilcsik, University of Toronto 553. Author Meets Critics Session. Black Citymakers: A discussion of the best and latest evidence on the scope and How the Philadelphia Negro Changed Urban implications of discrimination based on sexual orientation. Although America (Oxford University Press, 2013) by public opinion on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) has Marcus Anthony Hunter Session Organizer: Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, University Northwestern University Presider: Jennifer Elyse Glick, Arizona State University Author: Marcus Anthony Hunter, University of California- New Faces in New Spaces in New Places: Residential Los Angeles Attainment among Newly Legalized Immigrants. Presider: Miriam Greenberg, University of California- Reanne Frank, The Ohio State University; Ilana Santa Cruz Redstone Akresh, University of Illinois at Urbana- Critics: Howard Winant, University of California-Santa Champaign Barbara Generational Status, Neighborhood Context, and Mother- Rachael A. Woldoff, West Virginia University Child Resemblance in Dietary Quality in Mexican- Alford A. Young, University of Michigan origin Families. Molly Dondero, Pennsylvania State University; Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State 554. Professional Development Workshop. Preparing University for Applied Careers in Sociology: Panel Acculturation in Context: The Relationship between Discussion with Professional Sociologists Neighborhoods, Acculturation, and Condom Use Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American among Adolescents. Nichola Driver, University of Sociological Association North Texas; Cynthia M. Cready, University of North TBD Texas; Michael David Nino, University of North 555. Policy and Research Workshop. Research Texas; Daniel G. Rodeheaver, University of North Opportunities Using the Medical Expenditure Texas Panel Survey (MEPS) Latino Immigrant Concentration and Collective Efficacy Session Organizer: Jeffrey Rhoades, Agency for Perceptions in Los Angeles and Chicago. Healthcare Research and Quality Christopher R. Browning, The Ohio State University; Leader: Jeffrey Rhoades, Agency for Healthcare Jonathan Dirlam, The Ohio State University; Bethany Research and Quality Boettner, The Ohio State University The purpose of this workshop is to facilitate the use of the Medical Discussant: Bridget K. Gorman, Rice University Expenditure Panel Survey Household Component (MEPS HC) public use data files by the sociological research community. To meet this 558. Regular Session. Critical Theory objective participants will be provided with an overview of the MEPS, a Session Organizer: Meghan A. Burke, Illinois Wesleyan description of available data files, information about online data tools, and examples of the type of research projects the MEPS data can University support. In order to capture the unparalleled scope and detail of the Presider: Meghan A. Burke, Illinois Wesleyan University MEPS, analysts need to understand the complexities of MEPS data Character, Culture and Change: Marcuse on Self and files and data file linkages. This workshop is designed for social Society. Lauren Langman, Loyola University- science researchers who have a background or interest in using national health surveys for the purpose of analyses pertaining to Chicago; George Lundskow, Grand Valley State disparities in health, access to care, health care utilization and University expenditures. In and Out of Class: Radical Subjectivity of the Youth. Onur Kapdan, University of California-Santa Barbara 556. Regular Session. Collective Behavior On the Genesis and Structure of Universalism: Session Organizer: Katherine McFarland Bruce, Elon Bourdieu’s Critique of Historical Reason. Michael University Strand, Bowling Green State University Presider: Lauren J. Joseph, Pennsylvania State Science and Democracy: Towards a Structural Critique. University-Schuylkill Elif Kale-Lostuvali, University of California Small-p’ Politics: Political Apathy and Civic Life in the Eat-Local Movement. Emily Huddart Kennedy, 559. Regular Session. Development Washington State University; John R Parkins, Session Organizer: Xiaoling Shu, University of California- University of Alberta Davis The meanings that Pride parades in six European Presider: Xiaoling Shu, University of California-Davis countries have to their participants. Mattias The Political Economy of Performance Standards: Wahlström, University of Gothenburg Automotive Industrial Policy in Comparative Historical It’s a Win-Win For Everybody: Social Movement Perspective. Andrew Schrank, Brown University Strategies in Institutions as Repertoires of Alignment. Turn the Bull Loose: Economic Freedom, Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut; Apoorva Financialization, and Income Inequality in Advanced Ghosh, XLRI- Xavier School of Management Industrial Societies. Roy Kwon, University of La Stumbling Blocks or Stepping Stones? The Problems Verne and Promises of Policy Reform for Social Movements. Revisiting Convergence: A Research Note. Rob Clark, Erin Evans, University of California-Irvine University of Oklahoma A Framework to Explain Regime Resilience Among 557. Regular Session. Community Characteristics Protests: Regime-Engaging and Regime-Threatening and Immigrant Well-Being Protests in China. Yao Li, Johns Hopkins University Session Organizer: Jennifer Elyse Glick, Arizona State Six Decades after Independence: The Enduring A War in 90 Seconds: Escalation of Neighborhood Influence of Missionary Activities on Inequalities in Rivalry in the “Palio di Siena” (1743-2010). Stoyan V. Ghana. Godfred Odei Boateng, Western University; Sgourev, ESSEC - Paris; Elisa Operti, ESSEC Jonathan Anim Amoyaw, University of Western Business School; Shemuel Lampronti, ESSEC Ontario; Dozie Okoye, Dalhousie University; Isaac Business School Luginaah, University of Western Ontatio Patterns of Co-membership: Techniques for Identifying Subgraph Composition. Sean M. Fitzhugh, University 560. Regular Session. Race and Gender in the of California-Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University of Professions California-Irvine Session Organizer: Amy S. Wharton, Washington State The Weakness of Tie Strength. Matthew E. Brashears, University Cornell University Presider: Mary Blair-Loy, University of California-San Discussant: Emily Anne Erikson, Yale University Diego Gender or Generation? Medical Work-Devotion Schema 563. Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality: Among Ob-Gyns Across Three Generations. Claire Sexualities in Interaction Barshied, University of Pennsylvania Session Organizer: Katrina E. Kimport, University of Leveling the Playing Field? Developmental Practices and California-San Francisco Minority Representation in Professional Service Presider: James Joseph Dean, Sonoma State University Firms. Elizabeth H. Gorman, University of Virginia; Gay, Bi, and Queer Trans Men Navigating Sexual Fields. Fiona M. Kay, Queen's University Ayden I Scheim, University of Western Ontario; Barry Women in High Tech: Negotiating the Experience of D. Adam, University of Windsor; Zack Marshall, Being Outnumbered. Chris Caldeira, University of Memorial University-Newfoundland California-Davis Silence at the water-cooler: understanding the impact of The Financialization of Self: Financial Logics and same-sex marriage in the workplace. Michael John Careers in the Hedge Fund Industry. Megan Tobias Thomas, University of Kent Neely, University of Texas-Austin Social Context and Sexual Identity. Elizabeth Aura Discussant: Mary Blair-Loy, University of California-San McClintock, University of Notre Dame Diego The State, Sex and Women’s Agency. Yuka Kawahito Doherty, University of New Mexico 561. Regular Session. Social Movement Organizations and Community 564. Regular Session. Sociology of the Body. Session Organizer: Alison Dahl Crossley, Stanford Meaning Making and the Social Body University Session Organizer: Mary Nell Trautner, State University Presider: Justin Louie, Northwestern University of New York-Buffalo How Volunteerism Inhibits Mobilization: A Case Study of Presider: Mary Nell Trautner, State University of New Shelter Animal Advocates. Katja M. Guenther, York-Buffalo University of California-Riverside Fat People of Color: Creating Counter-Narratives Online. New Environmentalism and Transition Pittsburgh. Apryl Alexis Williams, Texas A&M University Suzanne Staggenborg, University of Pittsburgh; Insights from blind race attribution. Asia Friedman, Corinne Ogrodnik, University of Pittsburgh University of Delaware Community Health Partnerships: Framing and Brokering Finding Space: Fat Stigma and Negotiating Fat Positive Strategies in Three Milwaukee Neighborhoods. Laura Identity in LGBTQ Dating. Johnanna Joy Ganz, Senier, Northeastern University; Cynthia Lin, Bowling Green State University University of Wisconsin-Madison; Boris Templeton, Transparent or Invisible Technology in the Narratives of Northeastern University Brain Stimulator Recipients. Daniel Ray Morrison, Constructing a Collective Identity across Conflict Lines: Pepperdine University Israeli-Palestinian Peace Movement Organizations. Discussant: Carla A. Pfeffer, Purdue University-North Michelle I. Gawerc, Loyola University-Maryland Central Discussant: Heather McKee Hurwitz, University of California-Santa Barbara 565. Regular Session. The Limits of Intergenerational Mobility and the Power of Social Reproduction 562. Regular Session. Social Networks Session Organizer: Regina E. Werum, University of Session Organizer: Katherine Stovel, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Washington Presider: Regina E. Werum, University of Nebraska- Presider: Emily Anne Erikson, Yale University Lincoln Imaginary Ties. Nick Bloom, Duke University A Legacy Effect on Marriage: Parent’s Education, Bridging the Parochial Divide: Closure and Brokerage in Mobility, and Homogamy in the U.S. from 1972-2012. Mafia Families. Daniel Joseph DellaPosta, Cornell Felicia Helvey, Indiana University University Departing from the Beaten Path: International Schools and Class Reproduction in China. Natalie Alice Children among Elderly Parents in Urban and Rural Eckhardt Young, University of Pennsylvania China. Cheng Cheng, Princeton University Grandparent Effects on Educational Attainment in One- Discussant: Zoya Gubernskaya, State University of New and Two-Parent Families. Xi Song, University of York-Albany California-Los Angeles The Role of Affluence Concentration in Educational 568. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Homogamy of College Graduates. Gregory J. Mills, Solidarity Roundtable Session and Business University of Connecticut Meeting Discussant: James M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin- Madison 12:30-1:30pm, Roundtables: Session Organizer: Monica M. Whitham, Oklahoma State 566. Regular Session. Transnational Processes University Session Organizer: Manuel Barajas, California State University-Sacramento Table 1. Groups, Trust, and Political Views Presider: Manuel Barajas, California State University- Table Presider: Sigrun Kahl, Yale University Sacramento Just Deserts: The Moral Economy of Welfare in Cognizant and Liminal Belonging: Identity and Europe and the United States. Sigrun Kahl, Yale Membership in Transnational Social Fields. Michelle University D. Byng, Temple University To Trust or Not to Trust: Social Affiliations as Educating Children in Times of Globalization: Class- Predictors. Valarie J Bell, Texas Woman's Specific Child-Rearing and the Acquisition of University Transnational Human Capital. Sören O. Carlson, Social Sources of Moralized Political Views. Liana Freie University-Berlin; Juergen Gerhards, Freie Prescott, University of California-Berkeley University-Berlin; Silke Hans, Georg-August- Alienation and Group-Focused Enmity in European Universität Göttingen Context. Ekaterina Lytkina, National Research Informality and Domestic Labor: insights from migrant University-Higher School of Economics women’s experiences. Valeria Bonatti, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Parthiban Muniandy, Table 2. Spirituality, Pain, and Emotions University of Illinois Table Presider: Matthew T. Lee, University of Akron Microfinance and Global Financial Inclusion: The Love and Service in Adolescent Addiction Recovery. Enduring Dominance of Transnational Policy Matthew T. Lee, University of Akron; Maria E. Paradigms. Emily Philipp, Boston University Pagano, Case Western Reserve University; Byron The International Student Mobility Experiences and R. Johnson, Baylor University; Stephen G. Post, Transnational Aspirations of France’s High-Achieving State University of New York-Stony Brook Descendants of North African Immigrants. Shirin Good without God in Sin City: The Making and Shahrokni, National Institute for Demographic Studies Performing of Irreligious Moral Order. Lori Fazzino, University of Nevada-Las Vegas 567. Section on Aging and the Life Course Paper Legitimate Pain: Gender, Race, Class and Moral Session. Cross-National Comparisons of Life Discourse in Fibromyalgia Sufferers’ Disability Course Transitions Claims. Jane Pryma, Northwestern University Session Organizer: Christine A. Mair, University of "Negative” Moral Emotions and Social Cohesion: Maryland-Baltimore County Social Functions of Shame, Guilt, Jealousy, Envy Presider: Christine A. Mair, University of Maryland- and Resentment. Olga Alexandrovna Simonova, Baltimore County National Research University-Higher School of The Evolution of Within- and Cross-Country Differences Economics in the Transition to Adulthood: A New Perspective. Sander Wagner, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Olivier Table 3. Theory Thevenon, INED Table Presider: Vincent Jeffries, California State (Con-)Sequences of Non-Employment: Reintegration University-Northridge Trajectories in the British and German Labor Market. Sociology of the Good. Vincent Jeffries, California Thomas Biegert, WZB Berlin Social Science State University-Northridge Research Center George Herbert Mead, Public Sociologist: Fostering Retirement Migration and Transnationalism in the North the Transformative Potential of Urban Socialities. of Mexico. Raul Lardiés Bosque, University of David W. Woods, New York University Zaragoza; Verónica Montes de Oca, Universidad On the Idea of Social Solidarity: Some Lessons from Nacional Autónoma de México; Jennifer Guillen, its History. Alexander Gofman, National Research College of Wooster University-Higher School of Economics Predictors of Anticipated Instrumental Support from Table 4. Volunteering and Voluntary Associations University Error and Accuracy in the General Social Survey From Failed to Rehabilitated Femininity: Women’s Items on Voluntary Associations. Robyn Narratives and Images of Personal Transformation Alexandra Keith, University of Texas-Austin; Post-Incarceration. Cesraea Rumpf, Fayetteville Pamela M. Paxton, University of Texas State University A Gendered Pathway: The Economic and Social Does One Size Fit All? Contingencies in the Marriage- Consequences of Divorce for Unpaid Volunteer Desistance Link Among Black Women. Stephanie Work. Young-Il Kim, Baylor University; Sung Joon DiPietro, University of Maryland; Elaine Eggleston Jang, Baylor University Doherty, Johns Hopkins University; Bianca E. The Significance of Work for Voluntary Associations: Bersani, University of Massachusetts-Boston A Cross-National Comparison. Sarah Busse Spencer, National Research University-Higher 571. Section on Economic Sociology Roundtable School of Economics; Anna Almakaeva, National Session and Business Meeting Research University-Higher School of Economics 12:30-1:30pm, Roundtables: 1:30-2:10pm, Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Session Organizer: Ryan Matsuura Calder, University of Solidarity Business Meeting California-Berkeley

569. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. Table 1. Categories and Categorization Children, Youth and Sexualities Table Presider: HuiGuo Liu, Indiana University Session Organizer: Emily W. Kane, Bates College Appreciation or Awareness? Differential preferences Presider: Karl Bryant, State University of New York-New for category spanning in an online community of Paltz product reviewers. Evelyn Zhang, Carnegie Childhood Gender and Sexuality in Homeschooling Mellon University; Brandy Aven, Carnegie Mellon Families. Kate H. Averett, University of Texas-Austin University; Ming De Leung, University of Doing It My Way: Sexual Intercourse, Romantic California-Berkeley Relationship Inauthenticity, and Adolescent Mental Cleansing Properties: The Commodification of Dirty Health. Brian Soller, University of New Mexico; Dana Work in Low-Income Housing. John N. Robinson, L. Haynie, The Ohio State University; Alena Northwestern University Kuhlemeier, University of New Mexico The Strength of Weak Boundaries: Category Sexual tagging: mapping phallic force relations in teen Inferences and Evaluation Spillovers. Lionel girls’ digital sexuality assemblages. Jessica Paolella, University of Cambridge Ringrose, University College London; Emma Renold, Valuing Market Talk: The Limits or License of Labels. Cardiff University Brian Philip Reschke, University of California- Street Disorientation; Feeling Queer in the Inner-City. Berkeley Stephen Bernardini, State University of New Jersey- Rutgers Table 2. The Construction and Consequences of Discussant: Karl Bryant, State University of New York- Identities and Labels New Paltz Table Presider: Nadina Lauren Anderson, University of Arizona 570. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance Paper (Un)avoidable: When Wrongdoing Leads to Session. Sex, Gender, and Crime, Law, and Organizational Stigma. Brian Park, INSEAD; Deviance Michelle Rogan, INSEAD Session Organizer: Andrea M. Leverentz, University of Economic Well-Being and Family Support as Massachusetts-Boston Predictors of Life Satisfaction among LGBQ Presider: Jukka Savolainen, University of Nebraska Adults. Vanja Lazarevic, Harvard University; The Societal Normative Context and the Gender Gap in Elizabeth G. Holman, University of Illinois at Delinquency: Evidence from a Cross-National Survey. Urbana-Champaign; Ramona F. Oswald, Jukka Savolainen, University of Nebraska; Samantha University of Illinois; Karen Z. Kramer, University Applin, State University of New York-Albany; Steven of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign F. Messner, State University of New York; Lorine Employment Transitions, Earnings, and Race among Hughes, University of Nebraska-Omaha College-Educated Adults During the Great Delinquency, Religion, and Reciprocation: Effects of Recession. Harold J. Toro, University of New Social Control across the Early Life Course. Ty Mexico Miller, Purdue University; Michael Vuolo, Purdue The Spatial Dynamics of Organizational Identity University among Craft Brewers. Tunde Cserpes, University Gender Inequality and Cross-National Homicide: An of Illinois-Chicago; Paul-Brian McInerney, Analysis of 146 Countries. Katie E. Corcoran, Baylor University of Illinois-Chicago Ilka Vari-Lavoisier, Princeton University Table 3. The Construction and History of Markets The Peddlers' Aristocracy: Social Closure, Path Table Presider: Matt Pearce, University of California- Dependence, and Resilient Inequality among Irvine Street Vendors in Sao Paulo. Jacinto Cuvi, Banking on Conservation: Market Reconstruction and University of Texas-Austin Environmental Regulation in an Era of Exchange. Chris M. Rea, University of California-Los Angeles Table 7. Institutions and Fields in the Business World Field Dynamics and the Emergence of Conflict in the Table Presider: Erica J. Dollhopf, Pennsylvania State Organic Sector. Michael Haedicke, Drake University University Institution and Corporate Philanthropy: Evidence from On The Clock: The Life and Death of a Market Chinese Private Firms. Zongshi Chen, Zhejiang Convention. Alan James Kluegel, University of University California-Berkeley Institutional and Organizational Innovation: A Case Overcoming the Paradox of Social Enterprise: Social Study of Cornell NYC Tech Campus. Yujin Oh, Movement Governance of a Market Leading Value Cornell University Chain. Tal Yifat, University of Chicago Paradox of Kim Dae-Jung Regime's Chaebol Policies :Based on Neil Fligstein's ‘Political-Cultural Table 4. The Embeddedness of Exchange Approach’. Gilyeon Yoo, Yensei-ro Yensei Table Presider: Thomas Krendl Gilbert, University of university California-Berkeley Shareholder Value Revolution and the Commensuration and Foreign Capital: How Markets Financialization of Corporate America. Gru Han, Are Created for Global Investment in India. Harvard University Arafaat A. Valiani, University of Oregon Crafting Price: The Advising and Making of Price in Table 8. Networks among Firms and Economic Partners Contemporary Crafts. Paul James Morgan, Closure and Social Capital: A Complete-Network University of California-Irvine Interpretation. Dalhia Mani, HEC Paris The Denomination Problem and the Social Decoupled Corporate Performance from Network Embeddedness of Small Money. Dustin S. Stoltz, Structures within Business Groups. Ho-Dae University of Notre Dame Chong, Sogang University The Production of a Reputation Premium: Bargain- Disentangling Embedded Ties: How Liking and Trust Hunting and Herding in eBay Auctions. Wojtek Influence Economic Partner Selection and Market Przepiorka, Utrecht University; Ozan Aksoy, Fraud. Brandy Aven, Carnegie Mellon University; Oxford University Taya Cohen, Carnegie Mellon University; Jin Wook Chang, Carnegie Mellon University Table 5. Households and Financialization Indispensable Market Development Agents: Inter- Table Presider: Zaibu Nissa Tufail, University of Industrial Networks and the Rise of Securitization California-Irvine Markets. David C. Lubin, University of Chicago Socioeconomic Disparities in Capital Markets Performance. Maude Pugliese, University of Table 9. The Political Economy of Liberalization and Chicago Development The Post-BAPCPA Credit Counseling Industry: Table Presider: Carmen M. Brick, Mount Holyoke Persistent Conflict of Interest and Questionable College Providers. Anita Cristina Butera, Marist College; A Globalized Contingency in Economic Development: Robert D. Manning, Institute for Consumer Financial Openness, Financialization, and Growth Financial Services Volatility, 1994-2010. Kwan-Woo Kim, Harvard Taking the Lid Off the Pot: Institutions, Credit University Constraints and Household Debt in Europe. Tod Federal Reserve Transparency: Accountability or its Stewart Van Gunten, Universidad Carlos III; Edo Opposite? Alexandra Holmstrom-Smith, Navot, Columbia University University of California-Los Angeles Origins of the East Asian Developmental States: Table 6. Informal Economies and the Circulation of Rethinking the East Asian Development Model. Workers, Goods, Money, and Ideas Wei Li, Frostburg State University Table Presider: Andrew N. Le, University of California- Territorial Disintegration in Syria: A Comparative- Los Angeles Historical Analysis of the 1982 and 2011 uprisings. Chinese Migrant Workers’ Stratified Motivation to Rebecca S.K. Li, College of New Jersey Dagong. Fayin Xu, University of Kentucky How the Circulation of Money and Ideas between Table 10. Social Networks in Job Searching and Career Paris, Dakar and New York Impact Corruption. Trajectories Table Presider: Stephanie Pulles, University of University California-Irvine Toward an Economic Sociology of Household Fast-Paced Networks: How Various Forms of Social Consumption. Raphael Charron-Chenier, Duke Capital Impact the Career Outcomes of Fashion University Models. Frederic Clement Godart, INSEAD; Unpacking Nuances in the Relationship Between Ashley E. Mears, Boston University Social Structure, Institution and Economic Action. How do Migrants Find Jobs? A Study of Kinship Ties Daniel Auguste, University of North Carolina and Job Searching Process. Renling Zhang, What’s in a Word? Austerity, Precarity, and Cornell University Neoliberalism and Political Discourse. Nancy A. Networks for the Unemployed? Roberto M. Naples, University of Connecticut Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Brittany M. Bond, Massachusetts 1:30-2:10pm, Section on Economic Sociology Institute of Technology Business Meeting The Reputation Project: Mobilizing Network Ties for Low-Wage Work. Lindsey M. Ibanez, The Ohio 572. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology State University Paper Session. Theorizing the Global and the Transnational Table 11. Social Networks, Firms, and Investment Session Organizer: John Lie, University of California- Table Presider: Eliza Benites Gambirazio, University of Berkeley Arizona Presider: John Lie, University of California-Berkeley Korean Automotive Industries’ Impacts on the Local The lawyers' war: states and human rights in a Labor Market in Alabama. Eunbi Kim, University transnational field. Lisa Stampnitzky, Harvard of Pennsylvania University Networks and Career Mobility inside Large What is a Global Field? Rethinking Field Theory Beyond Bureaucratic Systems. Qinglian Lu, Stanford the Nation-State. Larissa Buchholz, Harvard University; Xueguang Zhou, Stanford University University What Is More Important for Entrepreneurs in Russia Presenters: Craig Calhoun, London School of Economics and Belgium: Human Capital vs. Social Capital. and Political Science Maxim Markin, National Research University Saskia Sassen, Columbia University Higher School of Economics; Elena Nazarbaeva, 573. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper National Research University-Higher School of Session. Labor Formations in the Global South Economics Session Organizer: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell University Table 12. Social Studies of Finance Presider: Marcel Paret, University of Utah Table Presider: Daniel Thompson, Johns Hopkins Challenges and Opportunities for Manufacturing and University Labor in China: Evidence from the Automobile Financial Infrastructure and Market Stability: Building Industry. Lu Zhang, Temple University Futures Markets in Chicago and New Orleans, Denaturalizing the Market: Primitive Accumulation, Class 1865-1921. David L. Pinzur, University of Reformation, and the Rise of Colombia’s Anti- California-San Diego Neoliberal Countermovement. Phillip A. Hough, Foreign Exchange Mortgages as Market Devices: The Florida Atlantic University Case of Poland. Mikołaj Lewicki, University of The Informal Employment of Floating Workers in Beijing Warsaw and Its Transition to Formal Employment. Menghan Performation struggles in the making of the Zhao, University of Pennsylvania Hungarian forex mortgage market. Lena The Political Economy of Social Protection: Labour and Pellandini-Simanyi, ELTE; Zsuzsanna Vargha, the emergence of a Southern welfare state. Ben University of Leicester; Ferenc Hammer, Eötvös Scully, University of the Witwatersrand Loránd University Staring into Oblivion: A Study of Automated Trading. 574. Section on Marxist Sociology Invited Session. Robert Seyfert, Universität Konstanz Religion(s) and Neoliberalism Session Organizers: Efe Peker, Simon Fraser University Table 13. Theories of Economic Action and Warren S. Goldstein, Harvard University Comprehension Presider: Efe Peker, Simon Fraser University Table Presider: Katherine Hood, University of An Englishman’s Bank and Church is his Castle: The California-Berkeley Case of Lord Stephen Harris, Banker and Priest. The Parsons-Schumpeter Seminar on Rationality in Kenneth J. Surin, Duke University the Social Sciences. Helmut Staubmann, Keynesianism and Secularization; Neoliberalism and University of Innsbruck; Victor Meyer Lidz, Drexel Religious Revival. Warren S. Goldstein, Harvard University Session Organizer: John D. DeLamater, University of Neoliberal Class Power and Variegated Religious Wisconsin-Madison Legitimacy. Efe Peker, Simon Fraser University Presider: John D. DeLamater, University of Wisconsin- The Myth of the Failed Economy: Making Neoliberal Madison Reforms in the Worst State for Business. Johnnie Completely Blinded by Love: Women, Men, and Anne Lotesta, Brown University Gendered Maturity in Relationship Stories. Cristen N. Discussant: Rebekka King, Middle Tennessee State Dalessandro, University of Colorado-Boulder; Amy C. University Wilkins, University of Colorado-Boulder Naked Intimacy: Connection in Collective Sexual 575. Section on Medical Sociology Invited Session. Spaces. Jason Ronald Orne, University of Bringing Our Bodies and Our Selves Back In: Wisconsin-Madison Irving Kenneth Zola’s Continuing Influence on What’s Love Got to Do with It: Women’s Constructions of Medical Sociology and Disability Studies (co- the Reality of Romantic Love. Amanda Koontz sponsored with Section on Disability and Society) Anthony, University of Central Florida; Lauren Session Organizers: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University Norman, University of Central Florida; Sarah Okorie, Robyn Lewis Brown, DePaul University University of Central Florida Presiders: Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University Robyn Lewis Brown, DePaul University 579. Section on Sociology of Culture Invited Panelists: Fred Hafferty, Mayo Clinic Workshop and Business Meeting. Graduate Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College Student Professionalization Workshop: Writing Richard K. Scotch, University of Texas-Dallas Strategies with Eviatar Zerubavel Session Organizer: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of 576. Section on Methodology Paper Session. Michigan Integrating Multiple Methodologies into Data Leader: Eviatar Zerubavel, State University of New Collection and Analysis Jersey-Rutgers Session Organizer: Charles C. Ragin, University of Presider: Fiona Rose-Greenland, University of Chicago California-Irvine Presider: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona 1:30-2:10pm, Section on Sociology of Culture An Exploratory Analysis of Immigrant Assimilation: Business Meeting Incorporating Decision Trees and Random Forests in Social Science. Christopher Scott Inkpen, 580. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Pennsylvania State University Invited Session. Teaching Sexualities Generational Collective Memory of the 1995 Oklahoma Session Organizer: Alison S. Better, City University of City Bombing. Jamie Vickery, University of Colorado New York-Kingsborough Community College Narratives of Response Error from Cognitive Interviews Presider: Alison S. Better, City University of New York- of Survey Questions. Philip S. Brenner, University of Kingsborough Community College Massachusetts-Boston Teaching Sexual Diversity and Inequality in a Non- Retrospective versus panel reports of first employment in Diverse Classroom. Tristan Bridges, State University the life courses of U.S. women. Rachel Shattuck, of New York-Brockport University of Maryland-College Park; Michael S Strategies for Teaching Sexualities in Large Lecture Rendall, University of Maryland-College Park Classrooms. Danielle Giffort, University of Illinois- Discussant: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona Chicago From Theory to Praxis: Lessons from Teaching Sexuality 577. Section on Race, Gender and Class Invited Studies. Emily S. Mann, University of South Carolina Session. Intersectionality Theory and Praxis: Teaching Sexualities at Community Colleges: Lessons Implications for Social Policy (co-sponsored with from our Classrooms. Michaela A. Nowell, University Section on Sex and Gender) of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac; Alison S. Better, City Session Organizer: Nancy Lopez, University of New University of New York-Kingsborough Community Mexico College Presider: Nancy Lopez, University of New Mexico Feminisms, Sexualities, Queer Theories: Shaping up to Panelists: Kimberly Crenshaw, University of California- Develop a Sexualities Curriculum Intersectionally. Los Angeles Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Evelyn Nakano Glenn, University of California- Berkeley 1:30 pm Meetings Lynn Weber, University of South Carolina Section on Altruism, Morality and Social Solidarity Business Meeting 578. Section on Social Psychology Paper Session. Section on Economic Sociology Business Meeting Social Psychology of Sex, Sexualities, and Section on Sociology of Culture Business Meeting Romantic Relationships 2:30 pm Meetings Session Organizer: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of 2014-15 ASA Council Michigan Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Council Presider: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of Michigan and Business Meeting Panelists: Eva Illouz, Hebrew University Allison Pugh, University of Virginia 2:30 pm Sessions Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Elizabeth A. Armstrong, University of 581. Thematic Session. Sexual Practices and Sexual Michigan Pleasures For many people, sex ideally occurs in the context of a secure, Session Organizer: Laura M. Carpenter, Vanderbilt committed relationship. Some view marriage as the only appropriate University site for sexual expression. Yet in the United States and other countries, Presider: Laura M. Carpenter, Vanderbilt University marriage is thought to be undergoing a process of “de- institutionalization.” People are marrying later, divorcing frequently, and Pleasure the Whole Way Through: Exploring Aging, spending less of their adult lives in marriage. This panel will generate a Desire, and Sexual Bliss. Beth Montemurro, conversation among scholars who have thought about how economic Pennsylvania State University-Abington and marital instability influences how people experience sexuality. Pleasures of the Avatar Flesh: Sexuality in Virtual Speakers will include Eva Illouz, author of Why Love Hurts, Allison Worlds. Cary Gabriel Costello, University of Pugh, author of The Tumbleweed Society, and Andrew Cherlin, author of the highly influential article “The Deinstitutionalization of American Wisconsin-Milwaukee Marriage” and of the recently published Labor’s Love Lost: The Rise A Sensitive Subject: Pleasure in Anglo-American and Fall of the Working Class Family in America. The panelists will be Debates about Male Circumcision. Laura M. prompted with a set of provocative questions. Carpenter, Vanderbilt University 584. Thematic Session. Transnational Sexual Productive Pleasures and Binary Regimes: Diversity Politics Phenomenologies of Desire across Gender among Session Organizer: Ashley Currier, University of Latino Bisexual Men. Jorge Fontdevila, California Cincinnati State University-Fullerton Presider: Janice M. Irvine, University of Massachusetts What do people do when they have sex? Under what circumstances do they enjoy it? Most contemporary research on Law-Struggles": Decriminalizing Homosexuality in India. sexuality focuses on sexual identities and politics, and many studies Jyoti Puri, Simmons College that do examine sexual practices dwell on negative outcomes such as Transnational Perspectives on Black Queer Activism: sexually transmitted infections or unintended pregnancy. But pleasure Reflections from Cuba and Brazil. Tanya Saunders, is a major motivation for sexual activity, and often a central outcome. Panelists will examine the sexual practices and pleasures of people The Ohio State University from diverse social groups, looking at differences and similarities Anticipatory Political Homophobia & Global LGBT across age, generation, race and ethnicity, gender, social class, sexual Human Rights: Un/mapping Transnational Discourses orientation, relationship status, and religion. Around Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act. Amar 582. Thematic Session. Sexual Privilege Wahab, York University Session Organizer: Laura Theresa Hamilton, University Local Mobilization against LGBT Rights Organizing in of California-Merced Liberia. Ashley Currier, University of Cincinnati Presider: Laura Theresa Hamilton, University of Over the last twenty years, gender and sexual diversity has been the focus of intense social and political scrutiny, which has led to social California-Merced movement activism in the global North and South. Panelists will discuss Panelists: Michelle Fine, City University of New York- the strategies employed by gender and sexual diversity activists in Graduate Center African, Caribbean, Latin American, and South Asian contexts. They Sara McClelland, University of Michigan will also address how capitalist, colonialist, and racist systems of domination have influenced the paths taken by defenders of gender Rosalind S Chou, Georgia State University and sexual dissidence in different nations. Averil Y. Clarke, Suffolk University Sexual privilege includes high levels of sexual subjectivity (or a 585. Author Meets Critics Session. God's Gangs: feeling of ownership over one’s sexuality and access to personal Barrio Ministry, Masculinity, and Gang Recovery desires), freedom to have wanted sexual activity without stigma or negative repercussions, access to health care, freedom from violence, (New York University Press, 2014) by Edward coercion, or harassment, and the ability to connect with desired sexual Orozco Flores partners in safe, private places. Michelle Fine and Sara McClelland will Session Organizer: Victor M. Rios, University of address the role of institutions such as schools and health-care play in California-Santa Barbara reducing, or potentially fostering, sexual subjectivity among young women. Rosalind Chou, author of Asian American Sexual Politics: The Author: Edward Orozco Flores, University of California- Construction of Race, Gender, and Sexuality (2012), will address the Merced negative cultural frames that constitute sexualized oppression of young Presider: Victor M. Rios, University of California-Santa Asian Americans. Averil Clarke, author of Inequalities of Love: College- Barbara Educated Black Women and the Barriers to Romance and Family Critics: Luis Barrios, City University of New York-John (2011), will discuss the toll of decades of racial inequality and discrimination on Black women’s intimate lives. Jay College Nikki Jones, University of California-Berkeley 583. Thematic Session. Sexuality in an Insecure Andrew V. Papachristos, Yale University Society 586. Departmental Management and Leadership Sexuality on the Margins Workshop. Use VALUE Rubrics, Backward Session Organizers: Nicole MacInnis, University of Design, and Curriculum Maps to Define, Assess, Manitoba and Improve Sociology Programs Maria D. Duenas, University of South Florida Session Organizer: Amy Liu, California State University- Presider: MC Whitlock, University of South Florida Sacramento Owning Sexuality: Negotiating the Boundary Between Leader: Amy Liu, California State University-Sacramento Secularism and Evangelicalism. Brittney Rose de It is very difficult for many universities and/or sociology programs to Alicante, Beloit College articulate student learning outcomes (SLOs), including the five WASC Practicing Purity: Discursive Constructions of Female (Western Association of Senior Colleges) core competencies (written and oral communication skills, information competency, critical thinking, Sexuality in American Christianity. Katie Christine and quantitative reasoning). Moreover, some faculty members are Gaddini, Cambridge University painfully underprepared to move from these broad institution level Queering Gendering: Trans Epistemologies and the outcomes (ILO) to easily and systematically demonstrate how and Disruption and Production of Gender Attribution where students have learned these skills across the graduate and undergraduate curriculum. For example, examining the complex and Practices. Sonny M. Nordmarken, University of diverse types of student work that can be used as evidence of critical Massachusetts-Amherst thinking demands knowledge beyond disciplinary content knowledge Studying Sexualities in Girls’ Social Worlds: Ethical and and evaluation skills beyond those used in classroom instruction. Effective Methodologies for Research with Faculty development designed to facilitate co-creation of ILO assessment processes and tools is essential. In particular, the creative Preadolescent Girls. Margaret McGladrey, University use of curriculum maps and VALUE rubrics to explicitly demonstrate of Kentucky where learning, assessment, and improvement occur throughout the baccalaureate and master curriculum for each ILO can form the 589. Regular Session. Gender Bias, Segregation, and foundation for this work. This paper will use a sociology graduate Opportunities at Work program from CSU (California State University) system to show how curriculum maps and VALUE rubrics can be used to define, assess, Session Organizer: Sheryl L. Skaggs, University of and improve critical thinking in sociology graduate program. Texas-Dallas Presider: Elizabeth H. Gorman, University of Virginia 587. Policy and Research Workshop. Using the Add Can Women Really Just Lean In? Gender Dynamics in Health Longitudinal Data Set: The Largest, Most Professional Positions and Career Outcomes. Sarah Comprehensive Longitudinal Study of Elizabeth Patterson, Pennsylvania State University; Adolescents Ever Undertaken Sarah Damaske, Pennsylvania State University; Session Organizer: Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of Christen Sheroff, Pennsylvania State University North Carolina Gender Composition and Job Satisfaction: Are People Leader: Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of North Happier in Gender Segregated Jobs? Jonathan Carolina Dirlam, The Ohio State University; Martin Kosla, The Co-Leaders: Sarah Dean, University of North Carolina- Ohio State University Chapel Hill Language and Prejudice in the Online Job-Matching Ashley Sorgi, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Process. Hye Jin Rho, Massachusetts Institute of Description (250 words or less): The National Longitudinal Study of Technology; Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) is a longitudinal study of a nationally representative sample of adolescents in grades 7-12 in the Institute of Technology United States during the 1994-1995 school year. The Add Health Occupational Gender Segregation and Justice cohort has been followed into young adulthood with four in-home Perceptions of Men and Women. Sonja Kruphölter, interviews from 1995-2009. Add Health will conduct a fifth wave of Bielefeld University; Carsten Sauer, Bielefeld interviews in 2015-18 that will collect social and biological data on the respondents when they are age 31-42. This workshop will provide an University; Peter Valet, Bielefeld University overview of the Add Health design and data collection across all waves, The Influence of Gender Ratios on Career from the In-School Administration in 1994 to the 2008-09 Wave IV Advancements of Women in Senior Positions. follow-up. The overview will highlight key features of Add Health, Constantin Schoen, University of Zurich; Katja Rost, questionnaire content across waves, the study’s sampling design, and innovative plans for Wave V data collection. Presenters will also University of Zurich; David Seidl, University of Zurich highlight illustrative research findings and opportunities. The Add Health data dissemination coordinator, responsible for dissemination of 590. Regular Session. Health and Well-Being the public use and restricted-use data from all four waves of Add Session Organizer: Tracy Chu, City University of New Health, will present information on the current data structures, data file York-Brooklyn College descriptions, and data discovery tools and discuss how to find and explore metadata for all parts of the Add Health data system. The Presider: Crystal A. Jackson, City University of New coordinator will demonstrate a new online codebook tool designed to York-John Jay College help users learn how similar questions were administered across the Are Individuals Living in More Equal Counties Healthier different waves. Attendees will learn how to access the Add Health than Individuals Living in More Unequal Counties? restricted use data and receive a public use data CD. This session is intended for researchers who have never used Add Health, are thinking HwaJung Choi, University of Michigan; Irma T. Elo, about using Add Health, or are new to the study. University of Pennsylvania; Michele Heisler, University of Michigan 588. Student Forum Paper Session. Gender and Do Adverse Childhood Experiences Hurt Blacks Worse Than Whites? Race, Family Environments, and University Health. Shannon M. Monnat, Pennsylvania State MSM in Accra, Ghana and Lome, Togo: Sexual history University; Raeven Faye Chandler, Pennsylvania and HIV risk behavior. Ami R. Moore, University of State University; Kyler James Sherman-Wilkins, North Texas; Gertrude Adobea Owusu, University of Pennsylvania State University Ghana When You Are Here, You Have High Blood Pressure: Gendered Narratives of Culpability for AIDS in Post- Liberian Refugees’ Health and Access to Healthcare. Apartheid South Africa. Christie Sennott, Purdue Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner College; Holly E. Reed, University; Nicole Angotti, University of Colorado- City University of New York-Queens College Boulder Supporting Comprehensive Sexual Health for Persons on the Autism Spectrum. Jessica Penwell Barnett, 593. Regular Session. Social Movements: The University of Windsor Emergence and Outcomes of Protest How Much Sugar Helps Medicine Go Down? Social Session Organizer: Alison Dahl Crossley, Stanford Exchanges and Diabetes Management among Older University Adults. Shannon Shen, Michigan State University Presider: Alison Dahl Crossley, Stanford University Activist Spaces, Party Fortunes, and Movement 591. Regular Session. Sex and Violence Mobilization: A Study of Antiwar Protest in Session Organizer: Robert Nash Parker, University of Washington, D.C. 2005-2010. Fabio Rojas, Indiana California-Riverside University; Michael T. Heaney, University of Michigan Presider: Sharon S. Oselin, University of California- An Attention-Based Approach of Protest Success: Riverside Evidence from Anti-nuclear Protests in the United An Aversion to Violence: Street-Based Sex Workers and States. Alessandro Piazza, Columbia University; Dan Masculinity. Sharon S. Oselin, University of Wang, Columbia University California-Riverside Do Movements Matter? The Environmental Movement’s Domestic Violence and Intra-family Dynamics: Analysis Contingent Influence on Air Pollution Policy and of India’s Supreme Court Rulings. Preethi Krishnan, Outcomes, 1940-2001. Anna C. McCreery, Elevate Purdue University; Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue Energy; J. Craig Jenkins, The Ohio State University University Social (Dis)Approval and Participation in Collective Examining Intimate Partner Violence and Health Factors Action: Re-Evaluating the Linearity Assumption. among Rural Appalachian Pregnant Women. Lisa M Daniel Blocq, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Shannon, Morehead State University; Shondrah Marie-Louise Damen, VU University-Amsterdam Tarrezz Nash, Morehead State University; Afton Discussant: Lisa A. Leitz, Chapman University Jackson, Morehead State University IPV Risk among Victims of Youth Violence: Are Early 594. Regular Session. Sociology of Sexuality: Unions Bad, Beneficial, or Benign? Tara D. Warner, Sexualities, Social Movements, and the Law University of Nebraska-Lincoln; David Warner, Session Organizer: Katrina E. Kimport, University of University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Danielle C. Kuhl, California-San Francisco Bowling Green State University Presider: Shae Miller, California State University-Long Intimate Partner Violence: Behavioral and Beach Sociodemographic Correlates of Attitudes. Jennifer Signifying Laws: Regulating Sex and Sexuality in the S. Barber, University of Michigan; Yasamin Kusunoki, Global Field of Nations. Jason L Ferguson, University University of Michigan; Jamie Louise Budnick, of California-Berkeley University of Michigan; Andreja Siliunas, University of Sodomy Reform, the Right to Be Sexual, and the Michigan Emergence of LGBT Rights. Jeffrey Kosbie, Northwestern University 592. Regular Session. Social Dimensions of Aids Should there be a 'T'?: Trans* Perspectives on the LGBT Session Organizer: Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Movement. Thatcher Combs, University of Texas, Colorado-Boulder Austin Presider: Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Colorado- Are You Comfortable with Blood Play? BDSM Boulder Mobilization and Social Movement Identity as Cultural Risky sex, safe relationships: Sex and the transition to Capital. Brenna Harvey, University of Connecticut adulthood in malawi. Anais Bertrand-Dansereau, After the Crackdown: Trust between China's Sex Centre for Population Dynamics Workers and their Clients. Isak Ladegaard, Boston Trajectories of Sexual Protection: A Panel Study of New College Adult Relationships. David C. Bell, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis 595. Regular Session. Sub-National Welfare State Geographic Analysis of HIV Prevention Behaviors in Session Organizer: Alexander Hicks, Emory University Online Dating. Claire Kelley, ; Stephanie Mock, Yale Presider: Benjamin Sosnaud, Harvard University Welfare State(s): How State-Level Welfare Policies Affect Poverty in the United States. Daniel Adam among Asians in the U.S. Moushumi Choudhury, Nicholson, Indiana University; Roshan Pandian, Michigan State University Indiana University Why Do Asians Live Longer than Whites in the United The Roots and Implications of the United States' States? Francesco Acciai, Pennsylvania State Homeless Tent Cities. Christopher Herring, University; Aggie Jooyoung Noah, Pennsylvania University of California-Berkeley; Manuel Lutz, State University; Glenn Firebaugh, Pennsylvania Technical University Berlin State University Saving Children and Controlling Families: The Social and Bilingual or English Only? Influence of Language and Political Determinants of Child Protection. Frank English Proficiency on Asian American Edwards, University of Washington Educational Attainment. Maggie Bohm, Mississippi State University 596. Section on Aging and the Life Course Invited Inequality of Extra-curricular Activity Participation Session and Business Meeting. Matilda White among College Students in China. Gina Lai, Hong Riley Distinguished Scholar Lecture Kong Baptist University; Odalia Ho Wong, Hong Session Organizer: Deborah Carr, State University of Kong Baptist University; Danching Ruan, Hong New Jersey-Rutgers Kong Baptist University Presider: Deborah Carr, State University of New Jersey- Rutgers Table 2. Health and Well-Being in Asia Panelist: Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue University Table Presider: Zai Liang, State University of New York-Albany 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Aging and the Life Course Investigating Community Structural Disadvantage, Business Meeting Health Insurance Coverage and Self-rated

Physical Health in Rural China. Shih-Chi Lin, 597. Section on Altruism, Morality and Social University of Oregon Solidarity Paper Session. Emotion and Social Social Networks and Wellbeing in China. Shuanglong Solidarity (co-sponsored with Section on Li, Kyushu University; David Macro, Utrecht Sociology of Emotions) University Session Organizer: Daniel B. Shank, University of Living Arrangements and Physical and Mental Health Melbourne among Older Adults in Lingxi County, China. Ming Presider: Daniel B. Shank, University of Melbourne Wen, University of Utah; Kim M. Korinek, Confessing to Others: Ethical Citizenship in a Morally University of Utah; Yiqing Yang, University of Utah Ambiguous World. Michelle Hannah Smirnova, Is giving or receiving psychologically beneficial to University of Missouri-Kansas City older mothers in South Korea? Yun-Suk Lee, Enchanting Fields: Collective Events and Emotion as University of Seoul Value-Amplifiers During Field Emergence and Institutionalization. Andreea Gorbatai, University of Table 3. Race and Assimilation California-Berkeley Table Presider: Pawan H. Dhingra, Tufts University Occupational Status, Impression Formation, and Criminal The Making and Unmaking of Marital Boundaries: A Sanctioning: A Vignette Experiment. Marshall R. Global Approach to Marital Assimilation. Yuching Schmidt, University of Oklahoma; Amy Kroska, Julia Cheng, State University of New York-Albany University of Oklahoma Race in Palette: Divergent Racial Perceptions among Reconsidering Durkheim's Altruistic Suicide: Toward a Grown Children of Korean Immigrants. In Seo Broader Theory of Integration, Regulation, and Son, Korea University Suicide. Seth Abrutyn, University of Memphis; Anna Multicultural Children in South Korea: Racism, Strassmann Mueller, University of Memphis Stunted Citizenship and the Transnational Lives. The Balance Theory of Sentiment Relations. Craig M. Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University Rawlings, University of California-Santa Barbara; Noah E. Friedkin, University of California-Santa Table 4. Sexualities and Gender Barbara Table Presider: Rhacel Salazar Parrenas, University of Southern California 598. Section on Asia and Asian America Roundtable Shifting Sexual Boundaries: Ethnicity and Pre-marital Session Sex in the Lives of South Asian American Women. Session Organizer: Dina G. Okamoto, Indiana University Nazreen Sameena Bacchus, City University of New York-Queens College Table 1. Health and Educational Outcomes Mothering Gender and Sexually Nonconforming Table Presider: Jun Xu, Ball State University Children in Taiwan. Amy Brainer, University of Assimilation and Health Outcomes : A Michigan-Dearborn Multidimensional Analysis of Self-Assessed Health The Study of the Exercise of Citizenship of Non- heterosexuals in Hong Kong. KA KI CHAN, Hong The Double Standard at Sexual Debut: Gender, Sexual Kong Baptist University Behavior and Early Adolescent Peer Acceptance. The Impact of Religiosity on Gender Inequality and Derek A. Kreager, Pennsylvania State University; Patriarchal Attitudes in Turkish Society. Ceylan Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State University; Gertrude Engin, Texas A&M University Robin Gauthier, Duke University; Eva Lefkowitz, Pennsylvania State University; Mark Feinberg, Table 5. Creating Global Institutions and Markets Pennsylvania State University Manhattan’s Koreatown as a “Transclave”: Branding Korea in Global City. Jinwon Kim, City University 600. Section on Crime, Law and Deviance of New York-Graduate Center Roundtable Session The Internationalization of Korean Higher Education. Session Organizer: Hollie Nyseth Brehm, The Ohio State Jonathan Jarvis, University of Hawaii University Chinese Contemporary Art: Distances and Dissonant Values. Laura Fantone, University of California- Table 1. Reentry and Reintegration Berkeley Table Presider: Miriam Joy Northcutt Bohmert, Indiana University-Bloomington Table 6. Organizations and Politics in China Cohesion of Security, Surveillance, and Service Table Presider: Eileen M. Otis, University of Oregon Provision in a Prisoner Reentry Organization. Pushing a ‘Foreign Agenda’ in an Authoritarian Francis Bruce Prior, University of Pennsylvania Regime? INGOs and Government Relations in Returning “Home?” The Meaning of Housing for China. Anthony J. Spires, Chinese University of Desistance Efforts of Women exiting Jail. Amanda Hong Kong Ward, University of Wisconsin-Madison Resource Mobilization and Integration: Non-profit An Unexamined Dimension of Community organization Development in China. Lixin Zhao, Supervision: Transportation Deprivation. Miriam Jianghan University; Huajun Li, Jianghan Joy Northcutt Bohmert, Indiana University- University; Xun (George) Wang, University of Bloomington Wisconsin-Parkside Public Perspective towards Social Impact of Chang E Table 2. Police Representation, Crime, and Communities Lunar Probe Program in China. Bowen Hou, Table Presider: David Michael Ramey, Pennsylvania Harbin Institute of Technology; Haijie Yin, Harbin State University Institute of Technology; Dong Liu, Harbin Institute Diversifying the Police: Changing Police Culture of Technology through Leadership. Hillary Picker, Webster University; Maggie Nagle, Webster University Table 7. Work, Labor, and Professions Minority Police Representation and Crime across Table Presider: Sharmila Rudrappa, University of Different Racial/Ethnic Neighborhoods. David Texas-Austin Michael Ramey, Pennsylvania State University I Will Just Keep Walking and Be Silent: Women Jamu Policing in Israel: Sentiments of Police Relations with Entrepreneurs' Experiences of Sexual the Local Populace. Janet Garcia, State Harassment. Carolyn Deborah Szuter, University University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Kashea of New Brunswick Pegram, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Co-ethnicity at Work: Unskilled and Skilled Co-ethnic Ferguson and Beyond: A Theoretical and Empirical Labor Migrants to South Korea. Helene K. Lee, Assessment of How Race and Place Matter for Dickinson College Arrest. Lora A. Phillips Lassus, The Ohio State How Foreign Doctors Become Ordinary Americans – University The Whitening Power of Expertise in American Society. Eram Alam, University of Pennsylvania Table 3. Deviant and Delinquent Identities Table Presider: Rebecca Rodriguez Carey, University 599. Section on Children and Youth Paper Session. of Missouri Peer Cultures of Children and Youth Pregnant and Imprisoned: Formerly Pregnant Inmates Session Organizer: Timothy Stablein, Union College Make Sense of the Stigma. Rebecca Rodriguez How white kids talk about race when adults aren't Carey, University of Missouri around. Margaret A Hagerman, Mississippi State Work Wisdom: Negotiating the Barriers to University Employment through Interaction and Identity. Peer Matters: Student Dynamics and Academic John Michael Halushka, New York University Achievement in Elite and Non-elite High Schools. Yi- Lin Chiang, University of Pennsylvania Table 4. Incarceration Technology, Visibility, and Changes in Teenage Culture:. Table Presider: Elaine Enriquez, Princeton University Murray Milner, University of Virginia Religion as a Framework among Incarcerated Women. Rachel Ellis, University of Pennsylvania of Illinois-Chicago The Relational Economics of Prison. Elaine Collective Memories of the War on Drugs in NYC: Enriquez, Princeton University Toward a Discourse of Responsibility and From Prison to the Street and Back: Cultural Capital Victimhood. Vanessa Lynn, State University of and Cycles of Incarceration. Liam Martin, Boston New York Stony Brook College The Whiteness of White Collar Crime: Race, Culture and White Collar Crime. Tracy Sohoni, College of Table 5. Incarceration and Health William & Mary; Melissa Rorie, University of Table Presider: Lauren Porter, University of Maryland Nevada-Las Vegas Variations in Drug and Alcohol Treatment Utilization across Men's Prisons. Kathryn Marie Nowotny, Table 9. Gender, Violence, and Public Space University of Colorado-Boulder Table Presider: Justine Eatenson Tinkler, University of Beyond the Incarceration Dichotomy: Length of Time Georgia Behind Bars and Mental Health. Lauren Porter, Gender, Law, and Sexual Aggression in Public University of Maryland Drinking Settings in Singapore and the United Parental incarceration and offspring’s negative self- States. Mary Nell Trautner, State University of feelings: The role of attachment and other New York-Buffalo; Sarah Becker, Louisiana State mediators. Xavier Serna, Texas A&M University University; Justine Eatenson Tinkler, University of Georgia; Swede White, Louisiana State University Table 6. Adolescence, Crime, and Deviance Context and Intimate Partner Violence: Bangladesh, Table Presider: Chivon H Fitch, Indiana University- Haiti, and Ukraine. Jennifer Balliet, University of Pennsylvania Colorado-Boulder Trajectories of Social Cohesion and Delinquency in County over Content: Governing Factors of Civil Early Adolescence. Jaemin Lee, Duke University Protection Orders. Anne Groggel, Indiana Shaming, Criminal Offending, and Conformity: The University Role of Shame Acknowledgement. Chivon H Fitch, Indiana University-Pennsylvania Table 10. Origins and Effects of Policies The Differing Effects of Juvenile Arrest on Table Presider: Emily Horowitz, St. Francis College Employment: How Race, Class, and Arrest Type The Demographic Origins of Curfew Laws: A Matter. Mariam Ashtiani, University of California- Longitudinal Hazard Analysis. Portia Allen-Kyle, Irvine State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Do Sex Offender Registries Protect Children? The Table 7. Global Criminology and International Law Impact of New York’s Sex Offender Registration Table Presider: Danielle MacCartney, Webster Act. Emily Horowitz, St. Francis College University The ICE Secure Communities Program: Legal Issues, State Crime, Social Injury, and LGBT Victimization in Community Rejection and “Priority Enforcement” Russia and Sweden. Danielle MacCartney, Restructuring. Judith Ann Warner, Texas A&M Webster University; Hillary Picker, Webster International University; Rohitha Goonatilake, University; Maggie Nagle, Webster University Texas A&M International University The European Court of Human Rights, German National Belonging, and the Prevention of Sexual Table 11. Innovations in Methodology and Analysis Violence. Paulina Garcia del Moral, University of Table Presider: Timothy L O'Brien, University of Toronto Evansville Cross-National Variation in Incarceration: The role of Models for Pooled Cross-Section Time-Series Data. Left Political Parties, the Welfare State, and Lawrence E. Raffalovich, State University of New Economic Structure. Aaron Joseph Gottlieb, York-Albany; Rakkoo Chung, State University of Princeton University New York-Albany Security policies in Italy and Spain: Just a maquillage- The Ecology of Crime and Deviance: Identifying Gang effect? Veronica Moretti, University of Bologna Membership Using Blau Status Analysis. Michael Genkin, Singapore Management University; Table 8. Constructing Crime and Victimhood Matthew E. Brashears, Cornell University Table Presider: Ryan Ceresola, Southern Illinois Beyond Reliable: Challenging Expert Witness University Admissibility in United States Courts. Timothy L The U.S. Government’s Framing of Corruption: A O'Brien, University of Evansville Content Analysis of 35 Years of DOJ Reports. Ryan Ceresola, Southern Illinois University Table 12. Deviant and Delinquent Identities II Creating the Victim of Environmental Harm: An Table Presider: Julie Lynn Fennell, Gallaudet University Interactionist Perspective. Jize Jiang, University Fifty Shades of Deviant: Normal Relationships in the BDSM Subculture. Julie Lynn Fennell, Gallaudet Environmentalists and Ideology in Media Coverage of University the Keystone XL Pipeline. Erik Kojola, University of The Whore Paradox: Rational Condom Use Decisions Minnesota among Prostitutes considering Stigma and Do Labor Unions Raise Wages? Measuring Union Patriarchal Bargaining. Maggie Stone, Marshall Effects on Wages Using Investment Shocks. Nathan University Wilmers, Harvard University Delinquent Identities: An Intersectionality Approach. Worker Displacement and Resilience in America’s Andrew Craig McNeely, Texas A&M University Heartland: The Longest Lockout in U.S. History. Jacqulyn (Jackie) S. Gabriel, Colorado State 601. Section on Economic Sociology Paper Session. University Open Topic Discussant: Joshua Bloom, University of California-Los Session Organizer: Jennifer L. Bair, University of Angeles Colorado Presider: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia 604. Section on Marxist Sociology Paper Session. Conflicted Calculations: Climate Change and the Crises and the Future of Capitalism Mapping and Pricing of Flood Risk in New York City. Session Organizers: Eric Bonds, University of Mary Rebecca Elliott, University of California-Berkeley Washington Pricing the Human Body: Evidence from Industrial Injury Matt Vidal, King's College London Cases in China. Enying Zheng, University of Presider: Eric Bonds, University of Mary Washington Cambridge High Finance and Sunk Costs: The Decline of the Financial Education is about Everybody’s Self- American Steel Industry. Dwight Neil Haase, Regulation: Financial Literacy as a Moralizing Project. University of Toledo Daniel Maman, Ben Gurion University-Negev; Zeev Primitive Accumulation of Reproductive Relations in Rosenhek, Open University-Israel Spain and the United States:. Sandra Ezquerra, The Personification of the American Corporation in the University of Vic - Barcelona, Catalonia; Leontina M. Press, 1870-1920. Carly Knight, Harvard University Hormel, University of Idaho Discussant: Daniel Hirschman, University of Michigan So-Called Accumulation by Dispossession. Daniel Bin, University of Brasilia 602. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology Subjectivity and the Mode of Social Regulation in Paper Session. Global and Transnational Contemporary, Finance-led Regimes of Sociology: Alternative Perspectives Accumulation. Niamh Mulcahy, University of Session Organizer: John Lie, University of California- Cambridge Berkeley The Agrarian Question and the City: The Food Question Presider: Rosemary C.R. Taylor, Tufts University and the Food Revolutions of Our Times. Farshad A. Legal Histories and Legal Cultures in Global Araghi, Florida Atlantic University Borderlands. Victoria Reyes, Bryn Mawr College The Uses and Limits of the Concept of "Transnational 605. Section on Methodology Invited Session and Field": The Case of Online News. Angele Christin, Business Meeting. Methodologies and The New School for Social Research Opportunities for Genetic Data The Return of Public Regulation: States, Markets and the Session Organizer: Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State Resurgence of Local Content Requirements. Zophia University Yolande Edwards, Boston University; Emily A. Presider: Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University Barman, Boston University Panelists: Dalton Conley, New York University The Disarticulated Nation-state: Emigration and Benjamin W. Dominigue, Stanford University Transnational Nation-state building in Post-Soviet Guang Guo, University of North Carolina Ukraine. Cinzia Solari, University of Massachusetts- Boston 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Methodology Business Discussant: Leslie Salzinger, University of California- Meeting Berkeley 606. Section on Social Psychology Roundtable 603. Section on Labor and Labor Movements Paper Session (co-sponsored with Section on Sociology Session. Labor Besieged: Repression and of Emotions) Resistance in the Contemporary United States Session Organizer: Marta Elliott, University of Nevada- Session Organizer: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell Reno University Presider: Keith Mann, Cardinal Stritch University Table 1. Subjective Experiences The Epidemic of Wage Theft in Residential Construction. Table Presider: Shana Siegel, Rochester Institute of Tom Juravich, University of Massachusetts Technology (Re)constructing the Pipeline: Workers, Helmet Law Opposition and Safety Construction in a State Motorcyclists’ Rights Organization. Scott L. Munsch, University of Connecticut Setchfield, Indiana University-Bloomington What Disruption, Whose Status Quo? Non-Native Table 5. Self and Identity Narratives of Victimization Surrounding a First Table Presider: Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Mount Nations’ Land Reclamation. Shana Siegel, Holyoke College Rochester Institute of Technology Consensus and Stratification in the Symbolic Social I Can’t Afford to Worry about Risks: Structuring Risk, Order: Predicting Variation in Cultural Meanings. Emotion, and Stigma among Drug Trial Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Mount Holyoke College Volunteers. Marci D. Cottingham, University of Revisiting the Intersection of Identity, Emotion and North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Jill A. Fisher, Social Structure: The Case of Chinese Students. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Cynthia Baiqing Zhang, Colorado State University- Pueblo; Natalia Ruiz-Junco, Auburn University Table 2. Education Self as a Second-order Object: Reinterpreting the Table Presider: Jeylan T Mortimer, University of Jamesian “Me”. Shanyang Zhao, Temple Minnesota University Decline of the American Dream? Findings from a The Emotions of Volunteering: The Volunteer Self in Longitudinal Study of Midwest Families. Jeylan T Relation to Employment. Carissa M. Froyum, Mortimer, University of Minnesota; Arnaldo University of Northern Iowa Mont'Alvao, University of Minnesota Homophily Effects of Parental Second-Order Table 6. Social Support, Social Networks and Social Expectations on Students' Educational Goals. Integration Jurgita Abromaviciute, University of Arizona; Table Presider: Hui Chen, Indiana University Kendra L. Thompson-Dyck, University of Arizona A Typology of Social Integration Among the Elderly in Social inequality in science identity among middle the United States. Hui Chen, Indiana University school youth. Trish Wonch Hill, University of HIV Status and Depressive Symptoms in Same-Sex Nebraska-Lincoln; Julia McQuillan, University of Couples: The Role of Socioeconomic and Social Nebraska-Lincoln Support Factors. Peter Vielehr, Vanderbilt The legitimation of rewards to education: Normative University beliefs in six nations, East and West. Jonathan Social Space Diffusion. Jacob Charles Fisher, Duke Kelley, University of Nevada-Reno; Mariah Debra University Evans, University of Nevada-Reno The Extreme Level of Frustration: That’s What I Hear Most about Civilian Life. Atsuko Kawakami, Table 3. Racism and Stereotypes Tarleton State University; Masako Suzuki, Regis Table Presider: Courtney Sinclair Thomas, Vanderbilt University University Dealing with the Ambiguity: The Significance of Table 7. Mental Health Ambiguous Discrimination Stress for Black Table Presider: Jaein Lee, University of Maryland- Americans' Mental Health. Courtney Sinclair College Park Thomas, Vanderbilt University Long term effects of parenting on children's mental Responses to Workplace Discrimination and Mental health in young adult age. Jaein Lee, University of Health: Findings from a Mixed-Methods Study of Maryland-College Park African-Americans. Nathan Fosse, Harvard Obligatory and Voluntary Identity Discrepancies, Self- University Esteem, and Psychological Distress. Mary Sympathy or Scorn? Stereotype Use as a Response Gallagher, Kent State University-Stark to Narratives of Injustice. M.B. Fallin Hunzaker, Work Value Orientations and Worker Psycho-social Duke University; Marcus Mann, Duke University Health Outcomes. Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University; Andrey Shevchuk, National Table 4. Stigmatized Identities Research University-Higher School of Economics; Table Presider: Brooke Louise Long, Kent State Denis Strebkov, National Research University- University Higher School of Economics Emotional Response to Discrepancy Among Parents and Childless: An Empirical Investigation. Brooke Table 8. Well-Being Louise Long, Kent State University The Effects of Childhood Abuse and Religious Precarious Sexuality: Categorization and Stereotypes Factors on Adult Interpersonal Relationships. of Sexual Orientation. Trenton D. Mize, Indiana Andrea Liza Ruiz, Pennsylvania State University University; Bianca Manago, Indiana University Stigma, Status, and Singles: The Effect of Marital Table 9. Beliefs, Emotions and Memory Status on Perceptions of the Unmarried. Christin Table Presider: Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, University of São Paulo The Matter of Emergence. Philip S. Gorski, Yale Conceptual (re)construction of Maurice Halbwachs’ University Theory of Collective Memory. Veridiana Definitely not Arbitrary: Grounding and Motivation in Domingos Cordeiro, University of São Paulo Cultural Symbols and Meaning Construction. Omar The Ties Bound around Us: Collective Emotions and A. Lizardo, University of Notre Dame the Making of Boundaries. Hyun Jeong Ha, University of Texas 3:30 pm Meetings The Unprobability of Anger Experience: A Test of an Section on Aging and the Life Course Business Meeting Extension of Affect Control Theory. Bridget K. Section on Methodology Business Meeting Welch, Western Illinois University; Alicia D. Cast, University of California-Santa Barbara The “Fortuna Heuristic” and (Mis-)Perceptions of Risk among Thai Migrants. Johanna Katharina Gereke, European University Institute

Table 10. Gender Table Presider: Makiko Hori, University of Tennessee- Chattanooga Do Gender Differences Still Exist? The Effect of Gender Equality on Happiness in Cross-National Perspective. Makiko Hori, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga; Yoshinori Kamo, Louisiana State University Gendering the Transition to Adulthood: How College- Educated Women Approach the Demands of Self- Development and Partnering. Katherine F Fallon, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Casey Lorene Stockstill, University of Wisconsin-Madison Morality From the Classroom to the Boardroom: Business Students, Moral Foundations, and Financial Risk. Joshua R Bruce, Duke University

Table 11. Organizational Behavior Table Presider: Jason Scott Radford, University of Chicago An Integrative Framework for Laboratory Experiments in Social Organization. Jason Scott Radford, University of Chicago; David Lazer, Harvard University Perceived Organizational Risks and Reputations Are Related to Individuals’ Decisions to Eat Genetically Modified Foods. Alexander Martin Ruch, University of Iowa I Mean, Define Meaningful! Restaurants, Employees, and Meaningful Lives. Amanda Michiko Shigihara, State University of New York-Old Westbury 607. Section on Sociology of Culture Invited Session. Sources of Cultural Power

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