FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 knowledge of cases that is difficult to represent using conventional forms (e.g., representations that emphasize the “net effects” of “independent variables”). The researcher is left wondering how to 7:30 am Other Groups represent knowledge of cases in a way that is meaningful and compact, but which also does not deny case complexity. Set-theoretic methods Group Processes (Robert Shelly) -- such as Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), the central focus of this workshop, offer a solution. QCA is fundamentally a case-oriented 8:00 am Meetings method that can be applied to small-to-moderate size Ns. It is most useful when researchers have knowledge of each case included in an Department Chairs Conference -- investigation, there is a relatively small number of such cases (e.g., 10- 50), and the investigator seeks to compare cases as configurations. 8:00 am Other Groups With these methods it is possible to construct representations of cross- case patterns that allow for substantial heterogeneity and diversity. This Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) Council Meeting (Bethany workshop offers an introduction to the approach and to the use of the software package fsQCA (a free download from www.fsqca.com). Both Titus) -- the crisp (i.e., Boolean) and fuzzy-set versions of the method will be presented. Fuzzy set analysis is gaining popularity in the social Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work sciences today because of the close connections it enables among Writing Workshop: Gender Science and verbal theory, substantive knowledge (especially in the assessment of Organizations (Christina Falci) -- degree of set membership), and the analysis of empirical evidence. Fuzzy sets are especially useful in case-oriented research, where the Section on Teaching & Learning Pre-conference. investigator has a degree of familiarity with the cases included in the Universal Design: Interrogating Inequality in Learning investigation and seeks to understand cases configurationally—as specific combinations of aspects or elements. Using fuzzy-set methods, (Melinda Messineo) -- case outcomes can be examined in ways that allow for causal complexity, where different combinations of causally relevant conditions 8:30 am Meetings combine to generate the outcome in question. Also, with set-theoretic methods it is a possible to evaluate arguments that causal conditions Orientation for 1st Year Minority Fellowship Program are necessary or sufficient. Analyses of this type are outside the scope (MFP) Fellows -- of conventional analytic methods. Specific topics addressed in the course include: the differences between set-theoretic and correlational 8:30 am Other Groups methods; conventional crisp sets versus fuzzy sets; the calibration of fuzzy sets; how calibration differs from conventional forms of North American Chinese Sociologists Association measurement; analyzing fuzzy set relations; the correspondence between concepts and fuzzy set membership scores; the (Lingxin Hao) -- correspondence between theoretical statements and the analysis of fuzzy set relations; using fuzzy sets to study cases as configurations; 9:00 am Other Groups and using fuzzy sets to unravel causal complexity, with a special focus on equifinality. Section on Rationality and Society Pre-Conference. Advances in Rational Choice Theory and Social 1:00 pm Other Groups Research (Rafael Wittek) -- Self Society Colloquium (Lauren Langman) -- 10:00 am Sessions Sociological Approaches to South Korean Politics 001. Course 01. Introduction to Social Network (Hyunjoon Park) -- Analysis 1:30 pm Meetings Session Organizer: Olga V. Mayorova, Higher School of Directors of Graduate Study Conference -- Economics Leader: Olga V. Mayorova, Higher School of Economics 1:30 pm Sessions This is a hands on course based around the use of UCINET and NetDraw. It is designed for graduate students and faculty who have 003. Course 03. Connecting Micro and Macro in never taken a network course before. The goal is to help participants Ethnography understand the application of network analysis to sociological studies. The course will provide working knowledge of the network concepts and ideas on how to gather network data. Participants will receive Session Organizer: Jane L. Collins, University of hands on experience of analyzing and visualizing real social network Wisconsin-Madison data and learn how to calculate and interpret a variety of descriptive Leader: Jane L. Collins, University of Wisconsin-Madison network measures. Connecting the “micro” to the “macro,” or the local to the global, requires scholars to place observable events in the context of broader 002. Course 02. Qualitative Comparative Analysis and less visible processes. It sometimes also requires us to move from (QCA) and Fuzzy Sets the study of “spaces of place” to what Manuel Castells has called “spaces of flows.” To do this well requires careful case selection and Session Organizer: Charles C. Ragin, University of case definition as we seek to clarify how the situations we study will illuminate broader processes and trends. In this course, we will begin California-Irvine with a focus on case selection and research design issues, discussing Leader: Charles C. Ragin, University of California-Irvine the difference between generalizable and transferable results. We will The analytic challenge of case-oriented research is not simply that then explore a series of methodological strategies for linking “micro” the number of cases is small, but that researchers gain useful in-depth and “macro,” including: (1) nested sampling; (2) ethnographic process- tracing; (3) juxtaposing timelines; (4) mapping commodity chains; (5) mapping other global “flows,” including migrants, discourses, and concepts. We will discuss the merits and special difficulties of the multi-sited research design that many of these strategies imply. The course is appropriate for scholars at all levels involved in planning ethnographic research and will address the concerns of those conducting international/global research as well as those engaged in studies in a single national context. 4:00 pm Meetings Honors Program Orientation -- 7:00 pm Sessions 004. Opening Plenary Session. Inequality and Contemporary Social Protest

Session Organizers: Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University Douglas McAdam, Stanford University Presider: Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University Panelists: Barbara Ehrenreich, Author Theda Skocpol, Harvard University Douglas McAdam, Stanford University In recent years, growing inequality in the U. S. has come head-to- head with the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Not surprisingly, the resulting social tensions have sparked popular social protests from the left as well as the right. In this session, prominent political observers of these events discuss the social forces behind them. A long time observer of inequality in America and an acute analyst of the power of collective action, Barbara Ehrenreich is the author of such well known books Bait and Switch and Nickel and Dimed. Theda Skocpol is a distinquished political sociologist and scholar of social change and the author, most recently, of The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism. Adding his expertise to the discussion is political sociologist, Douglas McAdam, author of such works as Freedom Summer, Dynamics of Contention, and Putting Movements in Their Place: Explaining Opposition to Energy Projects in the U.S., 2000-2005. 9:00 pm Receptions Welcoming Reception -- Pennsylvania State University; Siti Kusujiarti, Warren SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 Wilson College The length of each daytime session/meeting activity Counter-urbanization Commuting: Structural and Social is one hour and forty minutes, unless noted Integration in the Urban-rural Interface. David L. otherwise. The usual turnover schedule is as Brown, Cornell University; Tony Champion, follows: Newcastle University 8:30 am – 10:10 am Trading Places? Decreasing (Increasing) Murder Rates 10:30 am – 12:10 pm in Urban (Rural) America, 1975-2000. Space, 12:30 pm – 2:10 pm Incarceration, and Inequality. John Major Eason, 2:30 pm – 4:10 pm Arizona State University 4:30 pm – 6:10 pm The Carbon Bubble: Climate Change and the Emerging Energy Rift. Brett Clark, University of Utah Session presiders and committee chairs are This sessios integrates the themes of the RSS (An Injury to One is requested to see that sessions and meetings end on An Injury to All: Resistance and Resiliency in An Age of Retrenchment) and the ASA (Interrogating Inequality: Linking Micro and Macro) 2013 time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities Meetings. Presenters will address the structural processes of inequality scheduled into the same room. and the consequences of these processes at different spatial scales such as societies, regions, communities, and individuals—as well as 7:00 am Meetings diversity across social groups. The response of social groups to structural inequalities at different scale will also be considered. This Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements includes the roots of social movements in rural and urban communities Council Meeting -- and the factors in their success and failure. What forms resistance and resiliency promote solidarity and action across class, race, gender, and Section on Consumers and Consumption Council spatial divisions? By approaching the present historical era of economic downturn and neoliberal governance in terms of an “injury to Meeting -- one is an injury to all” sociologists can advance both scholarly and public sociology agenda directed at creating decent work, decent Section on International Migration Council Meeting -- communities, and decent health for all. Section on Medical Sociology Council Meeting -- 006. Thematic Session. Discrimination Mechanisms 8:30 am Meetings and Workplace Transformation

2014 Public Understanding of Sociology Award Selection Session Organizer: Matt L. Huffman, University of Committee -- California-Irvine Presider: Kjersten Bunker Whittington, Reed College American Sociological Review Editorial Board -- Panelists: Roberto M. Fernandez, Massachusetts Committee on Nominations -- Institute of Technology Julie A. Kmec, Washington State University Contemporary Sociology Editorial Board -- Elizabeth Hirsh, University of British Columbia Heather A. Haveman, University of California- Current Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows -- Berkeley Honors Program Kickoff -- George Wilson, University of Miami Vincent J. Roscigno, The Ohio State University Rose Series in Sociology Editorial Board -- The papers in this session will unite around the theme of workplace transformation and how it relates to the dynamics of workplace Spivack Program in Applied Social Research Advisory inequality. For example, papers will engage diverse topics including, Panel -- but not limited to, the link between employers’ human resource policies and sex/race discrimination charges, and how changing promotion structures and mobility dynamics influence sex/race differences in labor 8:30 am Sessions market outcomes. 005. Thematic Session. An Injury to One is An Injury 007. Thematic Session. Income Inequality: Global, to All: Linking Micro and Macro (co-sponsored Regional, and National with Rural Sociological Society) Session Organizer: Glenn Firebaugh, Pennsylvania State Session Organizers: Michael D. Schulman, North University Carolina State University Presider: Glenn Firebaugh, Pennsylvania State Linda Lobao, The Ohio State University University Presider: Michael D. Schulman, North Carolina State Nine Theses about Global Income Inequality. Glenn University Firebaugh, Pennsylvania State University Is Risk for One a Risk for All? Gender, Context and Income Polarization in Affluent Countries. Markus Scale in Disaster Response and Climate Change Gangl, J.W.Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Response and Resilience. Ann R. Tickamyer, Regional Income Inequality. Jason Beckfield, Harvard University Presider: Charles Kurzman, University of North Carolina- Discussants: Roberto Patricio Korzeniewicz, University of Chapel Hill Maryland Panelists: Paul Amar, University of California-Santa Timothy Smeeding, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara The massive income inequality seen in the world today is the result Yildiz Atasoy, Simon Fraser University of historically rapid and highly uneven economic growth over the past Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern University 250 years, as richer regions and countries generally grew faster than poorer regions and countries. In recent decades this pattern has Rania Salem, St. Anthony's College reversed, with the fastest economic growth occurring in large poor Nazanin Shahrokni, University of California-Berkeley countries in Asia. At the same time, income inequality has been rising Discussant: Frances S. Hasso, Duke University within many countries (including China and India, where two-fifths of Gender inequality in the Middle East has been a subject of the world’s people live). This panel will describe the broad patterns of fascination to Europeans since the 17th century, often focusing on income convergence and divergence in today’s world, and speculate on Islamic institutions and beliefs. This panel, by contrast, examines the what lies ahead at the global, regional, and national levels. In addition, interaction between gender inequality and political-economic panelists will address how regional economic and political institutions, including neoliberal labor regimes, marriage markets, and integration/disintegration affects income inequality across and within the transformation of public space. countries in the region, focusing on the European Union – and its possible diminution – as an exemplar. 011. Regional Spotlight Session. What explains New 008. Thematic Session. Politics, the Labor Movement York's 20 Year Crime Decline (and Will It and Inequality in the Contemporary U.S. Continue?)

Session Organizer: Jake Rosenfeld, University of Session Organizer: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Washington Justice Presider: Barry Eidlin, University of Wisconsin-Madison Presider: Michael Jacobson, Vera Institute of Justice Panelists: Paul Frymer, Princeton University Panelists: Franklin Zimring, University of California- Dorian T. Warren, Columbia University Berkeley Jake Rosenfeld, University of Washington Vinny Shiraldi, New York City Probation Discussant: Jeff Smith, New School for Social Research Commissioner As the labor activist Richard Yeselson recently recounted, “There James Austin, JFA Institute has never been an advanced capitalist country with as weakened and TBA small a union movement as today’s United States.” This was not always the case: for decades organized labor in the U.S. helped 012. Poilcy and Research Workshop. Geometric Data structure not only economic but also political rewards and opportunities. Analysis: Multiple Corresponsdence Analysis The dramatic decline of the American labor movement has transformed our politics, by reshaping the electorate and redefining the legislative priorities of our elected officials. This transformation has contributed to Session Organizer: Brigitte Le Roux, University of Paris- both economic and political inequality. This session will explore the Descartes intersection of politics, inequality, and a declining labor movement, by Leader: Brigitte Le Roux, University of Paris-Descartes focusing on three questions: First, how have our politics been Co-Leaders: Johs Hjellbrekke, Universitetet i Bergen transformed by the decades-long erosion of organized labor? Second, how will labor’s decline affect inequality in the future? And finally, is Frédéric Lebaron, Université de Picardie there an institutional alternative to fill organized labor’s role in the Pierre Penet, Northwestern University polity? The objective of the workshop is to introduce Geometric Data Analysis (GDA). In the social sciences, Multiple Correspondence 009. Thematic Session. Social Networks and Analysis (MCA) is a statistical technique that first and foremost has become known through the work of the late Pierre Bourdieu (1930- Inequality 2002), in particular “Distinction” (Bourdieu 1984), “Homo Academicus” (Bourdieu 1988) and “The State Nobility” (Bourdieu 1996). In this Session Organizer: James Moody, Duke University approach of Multivariate Statistics, data sets are represented as clouds Presider: James Moody, Duke University of points and the interpretation is based on these clouds. As a Panelists: Ronald S. Burt, University of Chicago counterpart to Principal Component Analysis (PCA), a method for the analysis of numerical variables, MCA is a method for the analysis of John Levi Martin, University of Chicago categorical variables. As such, it is a powerful method in the analysis of Brian Uzzi, Northwestern University questionnaires. Starting with a two-way table, e.g. an Individuals X Discussant: Ryan A. Light, University of Oregon Questions table, MCA represents data sets as two clouds of points in a Social networks differ from random networks in that social network multidimensional Euclidean space. By combining MCA with inferential structures have far greater variance. The variability in network features techniques and variance analysis, we arrive at an integrated framework capture a direct structural feature of inequality that has consequences of interpretation that also is known under the name of Geometric Data for actors in the network. Here we explore network inequality, how it Analysis (GDA). In this workshop we will address the following issues: • develops and why it matters. GDA methods will be reviewed with a short historical overview and we will briefly outline its uses in the social sciences. We will introduce MCA 010. Special Session. The Political Economy of as one of the three main paradigms of GDA. Then we will present our leading example and review some methodological issues. • Thereafter, Gender Inequality in the Middle East the basic principles of MCA will be presented, starting with the definition of the distance between individuals followed by a discussion Session Organizer: Charles Kurzman, University of North of the properties of the clouds of individuals and categories. Then, Carolina-Chapel Hill principal axes, contributions and the different steps in the analysis of a data set will be reviewed. Finally, we will present the extensive analysis of a full-scale study with emphasis on how to construct social spaces. Translating Paternal Incarceration into Child Behavior. The analyses are conducted using SPAD software. Allison Dwyer, Cornell University 013. Regular Session. Conversation Analysis 1 Managing The Margins: Case Work With ‘Complex- Need’ Clients In Emergency Shelters For The Session Organizer: John Heritage, University of Homeless. Marianne Quirouette, University of California-Los Angeles Toronto Presider: John Heritage, University of California-Los Discussant: Sharon S. Oselin, California State Angeles University-Los Angeles Doing ‘How I’m Coming Here’: Displaying a State of 016. Regular Session. Disaster Being when Opening Face-to-Face Interaction. Danielle Pillet-Shore, University of New Hampshire Session Organizer: Miruna G. Petrescu-Prahova, Accounting for delay in answering quantity questions in University of Washington Primary Care visits: A Provisional Sketch. Timothy Presider: Christine A. Bevc, University of North Carolina- Halkowski, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Chapel Hill Patient disclosure of medical misdeeds. Clara Ann Housing Displacement and Mental and Physical Health Blomgren Bergen, University of California-Los after Hurricane Katrina. Elizabeth Fussell, Angeles; Tanya Stivers, University of California-Los Washington State University; Sarah Ryan Lowe, Angeles Columbia University Making a Complaint in Evacuee-Volunteer Interaction. Resilient Inequalities: Ethnoracial Diversity and Recovery Kaoru Hayano, Ochanomizu University in Post-Katrina New Orleans. Kevin Fox Gotham, Ethics in action: Consent-gaining interactions and Tulane University; Richard Campanella, Tulane implications for research practice. Susan A. Speer, University University of Manchester, UK; Elizabeth Stokoe, Warning Tweets: Serial Transmission of Warning Loughborough University Messages during a Disaster Event. Jeannette Sutton, 014. Regular Session. Cultural Studies University of Colorado-Colorado Springs; Emma S. Spiro, University of California-Irvine; Britta Johnson, Session Organizer: Peter Hart-Brinson, University of University of Colorado-Colorado Springs; Sean Wisconsin-Eau Claire Fitzhugh, University of California-Irvine; Charles Presider: Peter Hart-Brinson, University of Wisconsin- Gibson, University of California-Irvine; Carter T. Butts, Eau Claire University of California-Irvine Erving Goffman: Theorizing the Self in the Age of Lost in the Great East Japan Earthquake and Anxiety Commercialized Realism. Black Hawk Hancock, about the Future. Yoichi Murase, Rikkyo University DePaul University; Roberta T. Garner, DePaul When Bad Things Happen To Good People: Online University Communication Dynamics During Natural Hazard Governing with Feeling: Conspiracy Theory Discourse, Events. Emma S. Spiro, University of California- Hannah Arendt an Affective Cultural Politics. Ginna Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine Husting, Boise State University 017. Regular Session. Economic Sociology 1 The Civic Potential of the Digital Horse. Anna Lund, School of Social Sciences Session Organizer: Gabriel Rossman, University of José Jimenez, the Civil Rights Movement, and the California-Los Angeles Legacy of Racial Masquerade. Raul Perez, Measurement and Economic Life: The Metric System in University of California-Irvine American Economy, 1900-1920. Hector Vera, The Middle-Class Self and High Status Reality TV. National Autonomous University of Mexico Michael Wayne, University of Virginia Purity and Genre: Social Boundedness and Discussant: Peter Hart-Brinson, University of Wisconsin- Organizational Identity in the Feature Film Market. Eau Claire Amir Goldberg, Stanford University; Tony Vashevko, 015. Regular Session. Deviance and Social Control 1 Stanford University Status and Genre Dissimilarity: A Relational Approach to Session Organizer: Christopher J. Lyons, University of Category Expansion Activities in the Hollywood, New Mexico 1991-2010. Kwan-Woo Kim, Yonsei University Presider: Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University The Persistence of Lenient Market Labels. Elizabeth Making Good in Prison: Labels, Identity, and Change. Pontikes, University of Chicago; William P. Barnett, Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University Stanford University Ties That Bind: Conflicting Effects of Intimacy for Four papers on the nature of categories California Prisoners. Nazgol Ghandnoosh, University 018. Regular Session. Ethnic Conflict of California-Los Angeles Session Organizer: Hrag Balian, Yale University University of New York-Borough of Manhattan Presider: Matthew Lange, McGill University Community College Conditions and Courses of Genocide: The Case of 1994 Beyond Text: Arraying Ethnographic Data for Mixed Rwanda. Hollie Nyseth Brehm, University of Methods Research. Daniel Dohan, University of Minnesota California-San Francisco; Corey M. Abramson, The Missionary Origins of Ethnic Violence. Matthew University of Arizona; Susan Miller, University of Lange, McGill University; Robert D. Woodberry, California-San Francisco National University of Singapore Vigilantism Reconsidered: Threat, Networks, and KKK 021. Regular Session. International Migration of Membership in Natchez. David Cunningham, Couples Brandeis University; Jaleh Jalili, Brandeis University; Molly Schneider, Brandeis University; Noah Session Organizer: Audrey Singer, The Brookings Braiterman, Brandeis University Institution Discussant: Fabien Accominotti, Columbia University Presider: Audrey Singer, The Brookings Institution A Comparative Study of International Marriage in Seven 019. Regular Session. Ideology and Identity in Social Countries: The Patterns of Gender and Nationality. Movements Minjeong Kim, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Christine E. Bose, State University of New Session Organizer: Erik W. Johnson, Washington State York-Albany University Explaining the puzzling effects of household migration: Oh, the Places I’ll Go! Identity, Possible Selves, and Role Why do some women lose and others gain? Changes in Social Movements. Jonathan Horowitz, Natascha Nisic, Friedrich-Alexander University University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Michael J. Nuremberg; Silvia Maja Melzer, University of Bielefeld Shanahan, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Passports, Visas, Immigration: Difficulty of Visits and Iron Fellows: Commitment and Disengagement in a Poor Relocation in International Long-Distance People's Movement. Marcos Emilio Perez, The Relationships. Orsolya Kolozsvari, College of Coastal University of Texas at Austin Georgia Religious Contention: The Mobilization of Priestly and Staying Married by Living Far Apart: Gender and Prophetic Ideologies in Cairo, Illinois. Jean-Pierre Transnational Family. Hsiu-hua Shen, National Reed, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale; Rhys Tsing-Hua University H. Williams, Loyola University-Chicago; Kathryn B. Discussant: Greta A. Gilbertson, Fordham University Ward, A study of the perceived atmosphere of street 022. Regular Session. Medical Sociology 1 demonstrations: How demonstrators evaluate police- demonstrator interactions and why. Anouk Leonie Session Organizer: Jennifer Fishman, McGill University Van Leeuwen, VU University; Bert Klandermans, VU Presider: Laura Mamo, San Francisco State University University; Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, VU (Bio)Medicalization in Context: Japanese Narratives on University the Origins of Type 2 Diabetes. Mari Armstrong- Hough, Meiji University 020. Regular Session. Integrating Qualitative and Medicalizing to Demedicalize: Lactation Consultants, Quantitative Methodologies Doulas, and the Demedicalization of Maternity. Jennifer M.C. Torres, University of Michigan Session Organizer: William G. Axinn, University of Preconception Care and the Rise of Anticipatory Michigan Medicine. Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton Academic Capital and Early Career Outcomes in University Professional Sociology: An Exploratory Adventure in The Missing Piece of the Puzzle?: Measuring the Quasi-Fuzzy Sets. Spencer Headworth, Environment in the Postgenomic Moment. Sara N. Northwestern University; Jeremy Freese, Shostak, Brandeis University; Margot Moinester, Northwestern University Harvard University An Affective Approach to Methodology: Using Qualitative The Vanishing Diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome: and Quantitative Methods to Study Transgenerational Identity, Stigma and Everyday Life. Jennifer S. Singh, Trauma. Yvonne Y. Kwan, UC Santa Cruz Georgia Institute of Technology Mixed Methods? Do They Really Work? A Commentary. Ada Cheng, DePaul University 023. Regular Session. Mental Health 1 The Gilded Standard: Methodological Lessons from a Randomized Controlled Trial of Community College Session Organizer: Alex E. Bierman, University of Students. Daniel Douglas, City University of New Calgary York-Graduate Center; Robin G. Isserles, City Presider: Alex E. Bierman, University of Calgary Overeducation and mental health: employee level and labour market level effects. Piet Bracke, Ghent Anne Stockton, University of Memphis University; Vera van de Straat, Ghent University; Military Service, Exposure to Trauma and Older Adult Sarah Missinne, Ghent University; Elise Pattyn, Health: An Analysis of Northern Vietnamese War Ghent University Survivors. Kim M. Korinek, University of Utah; Country of Origin, Time, and the Stress Process: The Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, Singapore Mental Health Adjustment of Immigrants to Canada. Management University Shirin Montazer, Brock University The Impact of Community Resource Availability on Work- 026. Section on Animals and Society Paper Session. Family Conflict and its Mental Health Consequences. Social Inequality and Animals Marisa Christine Young, McMaster University; Blair Wheaton, University of Toronto Session Organizer: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee Please Call Me Back: Race and Class Disparities in State University Access to Mental Health Care. Heather Kugelmass, Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State Princeton University University Discussant: Alex E. Bierman, University of Calgary An Examination of Animal Service Officers’ Views on Their Readiness to Report Domestic Violence. 024. Regular Session. Social Construction of Abigail Marie Malick, University of Central Florida Technology Large or Small Knowledge: Boundaries and their Consequences for Veterinary Students within the Session Organizer: Michael D. Lounsbury, University of Tracking System. Jenny Reese Vermilya, University Alberta of Colorado Presider: Cyrus Cawas Maneck Mody, Chemical Are People More Disturbed by Animal or Human Heritage Foundation Suffering: The Influence of Species and Age. Jack Computers Know Nothin’ About That: Electronic Levin, Northeastern University; Arnold Arluke, Monitoring and Sociotechnical Control in the U.S. Northeastern University Trucking Industry. Karen Levy, Princeton University Spectacular Morality and Mediated Representations: Ideological Disconnects, Hierarchies of Power and examining mediated claims surrounding nonhuman Emergency Technologies: The Intersecting Work of animals. Brian M. Lowe, State University of New Police, Fire and Paramedics. Carrie B Sanders, York-Oneonta Wilfrid Laurier University Mundane Technology in non-Western Contexts: 027. Section on Body and Embodiment Roundtable Permanent Walls among the Inuit of Arviat, Nunavut. Session (one-hour). Lisa-Jo K. van den Scott, Northwestern University Discussant: Trevor Pinch, Cornell University 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Session Organizers: Alison S. Better, City University of 025. Regular Session. The Effects of Victimization New York-Kingsborough Community College and Trauma on Health and Well-being Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of California-San Diego Session Organizer: Lisa A. Kort-Butler, University of Natalie Ingraham, University of California-San Nebraka Lincoln Francisco Presider: Lisa A. Kort-Butler, University of Nebraka Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of Cincinnati Lincoln Section on Body and Embodiment Roundtable Session Early Trauma, Long-term Consequences: Family (one-hour). Table 01. New Norms and Changing Instability, Child Abuse and Adult Health and Medical Body Standards Service Use. Ethan J. Evans, University of California, Table Presider: Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of Davis; Bill McCarthy, University of California-Davis; Cincinnati Cecilia M. Benoit, University of Victoria; Mikael Expecting embodiment: Pregnancy symptoms and Jansson, University of Victoria the cultural mythologies of pregnancy. Danielle Intimate Partner Violence and Young Adults’ Well-Being: Bessett, University of Cincinnati The Influence of Relational Quality. Monica A. Bearing Babies, Bearing Class: Class-Conditioned Longmore, Bowling Green State University; Wendy Agency and the Maternal Body. Katherine Mason, Diane Manning, Bowling Green State University; Kenyon College Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State University; Hegemonic codes of fitness in promotional materials Jennifer Copp, Bowling Green State University of new gyms in urban India. Jaita Talukdar, Can Social Ties be Harmful? Examining the Social Loyola University New Orleans Dynamics of Suicide Suggestion in Early Adulthood. Looking at the Label: White-Collar Men and the Anna Strassmann Mueller, University of Memphis; Meanings of “Metrosexual”. Erynn Masi de Seth B. Abrutyn, University of Memphis; Cynthia Casanova, University of Cincinnati Vanity Sizing: How Clothing Size Standards Session Organizer: Kenneth T. Andrews, University of Reproduce Ideologies of Gender, Age, and Body North Carolina-Chapel Hill Size/Shape. Kjerstin Gruys, University of Presider: Kenneth T. Andrews, University of North California-Los Angeles Carolina-Chapel Hill Table 02. Working on Bodies The Black Radical March Through the Institutions: Table Presider: Alison S. Better, City University of New Institutionalizing Black Power. Joyce M. Bell, York-Kingsborough Community College University of Pittsburgh Modified People: Indicators of Subculture in a Post- The Continued Relevance of the Madres de Plaza de Subculture World. Derek John Roberts, Oakland Mayo: Cultural Transmission and Social Movements. University Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey; Sarah Saving Face: The Vital Significance of Aesthetic A. Schoellkopf, St. Matthew's Episcopal Day School; Intervention. Heather Laine Talley, Western Leah Ruediger, Unaffiliated Carolina University What Drives News Media Coverage of Politics, The Rise of Botox: How the Anti-Aging Wonder Drug Movements, and SMOs? Edwin Amenta, University is Changing the Face of America. Dana A. of California-Irvine; Neal Caren, University of North Berkowitz, Louisiana State University Carolina-Chapel Hill; Amber Celina Tierney, The Managed Fart: A Theory of Bodily Labor. Rawan University of California-Irvine Mazen Arar, University of California-San Diego; When Movements Establish Markets, Do Markets Chad Justin Valasek, University of California-San Transform Movements? The Case of Medical Diego Marijuana in California. Cyrus Dioun, University of Table 03. Embodying Institutions California-Berkeley Table Presider: Cassandra S. Crawford, Northern Discussant: Sarah A. Soule, Stanford University Illinois University Embodying inhabited institutions: Deepening our 029. Section on Consumers and Consumption Paper understanding of how institutions are interacted. Session. Consumption and Inequalities Emily Fairchild, New College of Florida Periods and Penises: Embodied Attitudes about Session Organizer: Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley Gender among Middle School, High School, and State University College Students. Mary Nell Trautner, State Presider: Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley State University of New York-Buffalo; Jessica Hoffman, University State University of New York-Buffalo Race and Consumption: Explaining Disparities in White, Counter-propositions to the modern body: Sahajiya Black, and Latino Household Expenditures. Raphael narratives of Bengal. Mohammad Golam N Charron-Chenier, Duke University; Joshua Fink, Duke Mozumder, University of Pittsburgh University; Lisa A. Keister, Duke University The Migrant Domestic Worker and the Affective Dollar to dimes: Increasing inequality and eroding Autonomy of Her Mobility. Ayse Akalin, Istanbul exceptionalism at US dollar stores. Sriya Shrestha, Technical University University of Southern California Table 04. Weighty Relationships: Fatness and Youth consumers and the fast-food market: The Embodiment emotional landscape of micro-encounters, Situations Table Presider: Natalie Ingraham, University of as guide for action. Amy L. Best, George Mason California-San Francisco University Fat on Campus: Fat College Students’ Experiences of Exploratory Experience: A New Model of Middle-Class Stigma. Corey Elizabeth Stevens, University of Consumer Lifestyle During the Transition to Akron Adulthood. Jane R. Zavisca, University of Arizona; Religious, Physiological and Demographic Predictors Michelle F. Weinberger, Northwestern University of Perceived Body Image. Andrea Liza Ruiz, The Emergence of an Eco-Habitus among High Cultural University of Texas-San Antonio; Gabriel A Capital Consumers. L.B. Carfagna, Boston College; Acevedo, University of Texas-San Antonio Emilie Dubois, Boston College; Connor John Understanding the cycle of ‘life-long’ dieting: Fitzmaurice, Boston University; Thomas Laidley, New narratives of women and slimming in slimming York University; Monique Y. Ouimette, Boston classes in Ireland. Jacqueline O' Toole, IT Sligo College; Juliet B. Schor, Boston College; Margaret Resocialization at a Children's Weight Loss Camp. Willis, Boston College Laura B. Backstrom, Indiana University Discussant: Omar A. Lizardo, University of Notre Dame While research in the sociology of consumption has long highlighted how consumer practices can be shaped by and, in turn, 028. Section on Collective Behavior and Social reproduce class- and status-based inequalities (Veblen 1899, Weber Movements Paper Session. New Directions in the 1946, Bourdieu 1984), much empirical work in this field tends to use the Study of Movement Consequences white, middle class consumer as its implicit subject. Notwithstanding pioneering work on gender (Clarke 1999; Otnes and Pleck 2003), race (Chin 2001, Zukin 2004), and childhood (Cook 2004; Schor 2004; Pugh Wellington 2009), very little research has considered how different axes of inequality shape and are shaped by consumption. This session seeks 032. Section on Political Economy of the World to address this lacuna in consumption research with papers focused on the consumer behaviors of and marketing strategies directed toward System Paper Session. Non-Capitalist low-income, minority consumers; fast food consumption and social Globalizations: Socialist, Communist, Anarchist, relationships among youth; upper middle class young adults' Indigenous, Non-Aligned, and Beyond experiential consumption; and highly educated environmentally- oriented consumers. Taken together, these papers demonstrate the centrality of inequalities based on race, class, gender, and age in Session Organizer: Johanna K. Bockman, George shaping contemporary consumption. Mason University Presider: Johanna K. Bockman, George Mason 030. Section on International Migration Paper University Session. Transnationalism and Diasporas Andean Globalizations: Indigenous Reciprocity Institutions in the Contemporary World System. Session Organizer: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of Marygold B. Walsh-Dilley, Cornell University California-Davis How Home Ownership Affects Perceptions of Inequality Presider: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of in China. Chi Phoenix Wang, Harvard University; California-Davis Tianguang Meng, Peking University Breaking Blocked Transnationalism: Intergenerational The Crooked Line: From Populist Mobilization to Change in Homeland Ties. Jennifer Huynh, Princeton Participatory Democracy in Chávez-Era Venezuela. University; Jessica Yiu, Princeton University Gabriel Bodin Hetland, University of California- Migrants’ transnational political participation in European Berkeley cities: assessing the impact of contextual factors. Discussant: Johanna K. Bockman, George Mason Katia Pilati, University of Geneva; Barbara Herman, University Université Libre de Bruxelles The Transformative Possibilities of Diasporic Homeland 033. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Paper Tourism: Discovering Heritage and Becoming Session. Race, Gender and Class and Equality: Worldly. Jillian L. Powers, Washington University-St. Individual Expectations and Structural Louis Constraints Transnational and Local Political Engagement Among Latin American Migrants in Europe. Ali Razzak Session Organizer: Enobong (Anna) Hannah Branch, Chaudhary, University of California-Davis; Luis University of Massachusetts-Amherst Eduardo Guarnizo, University of California-Davis Presider: Niki T. Dickerson vonLockette, State University Premigration Influences on Transnational Engagement: of New Jersey-Rutgers The Cuban Immigrant Experience. Zoua M. Vang, Between Malinche, Guadalupe and La Llorona: Paid McGill University; Susan E. Eckstein, Boston Domestic Work and Motherhood in Mexico. Abril University Saldaña-Tejeda, Universidad de Guanajuato Discussant: Alejandro Portes, Princeton University Formerly Incarcerated Women: Returning Home to Family and Community. Marta Lopez-Garza, 031. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. California State University-Northridge Sociology of Diagnosis Hegemonic Understandings and Academic Climate: How Science Faculty Frame Gender and Race Session Organizer: Annemarie Jutel, Victoria University- Inequalities. Mary Blair-Loy, University of California- Wellington San Diego; Erin A. Cech, Rice University; Erica C. Presider: Tania M. Jenkins, Brown University Bender, University of California-San Diego In Somebody Else's House: Domestic Violence Suit(ed) for Success? Gender, Neoliberalism, and Self- Advocacy and the Medicalization of Abuse Victims. Sufficieny. Emily Regina Cummins, Northeastern Paige Lenore Sweet, University of Illinois-Chicago University Diagnosing Depression: a story of how sadness has Discussant: Niki T. Dickerson vonLockette, State come to be counted. Brian Lindseth, University of University of New Jersey-Rutgers California-San Diego Diagnostic diversity: The role of social class in diagnostic 034. Section on Sociology of Development experiences of infertility. Ann V. Bell, University of Roundtable Session (one-hour). Delaware Embracing a Brain Disease: How Migraine Advocates 8:30-9:30am, Roundtables: Contest One of the Most Common Diagnoses. Session Organizer: Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta Joanna Kempner, State University of New Jersey- Section on Sociology of Development Roundtable Rutgers Session (one-hour). Table 01. Gender and Discussant: Annemarie Jutel, Victoria University- Development Table Presider: Ly Dieu Phan, University of Sydney Learning to Mainstream Gender: Towards an and Directions. Matthias vom Hau, Institut Intersectionality Theory of Social Change Policy. Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Kristy Kelly, Drexel University The Internal Buffer State: Social Closure and Nation Women’s Empowerment and Fertility Changes. Ly Building in Southeastern Afghanistan. Daniel Dieu Phan, University of Sydney Alexander Koski-Karell, University of Washington; Female Labor Force Participation and Fertility in Arthur Karell, United States Marine Corps South Korea. Hyun Sik Kim, Kyung Hee Panamanian Politics and Civil Society. Marietta University Morrissey, Becoming American mothers: Situation of Indian Local State-NGO Relations in China: A Neo- immigrant married women in Dependent Visa in Institutional Analysis. Reza Hasmath, University the USA. Madhurima Das, University of Oregon of Oxford; Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta Table 02. Entrepreneurship and Development Table 05. Rethinking Development Frameworks Table Presider: Lindsey M. Ibanez, The Ohio State Table Presider: Susanne B Ress, University of University Wisconsin-Madison Beyond inclusive institutions: The role of Global value chains and development: “Fast interdependence and cooperation in development. conceptualization” in the post-Washington Lindsey M. Ibanez, The Ohio State University Consensus policy context. Jennifer L. Bair, Economic support personal networks of rural University of Colorado; Marion Werner, State entrepreneurships*. Beatriz Eugenia Cid cid- University of New York-Buffalo; Victor Ramiro aguayo, ; Carrasco Montagna, Facultad de Fernandez, Universidad Nacional de Litoral Ingeniería. Universidad de Concepción; Daniel Globalization and Divergent Paths in Industrial Zandoval, Universidad de Concepción Development: Mobile Phone Manufacturing in Social Resource, Generalized Trust, and East Asia. Joonkoo Lee, Hanyang University; Entrepreneurs' Choice of Financial Sources in Hyun-Chin Lim, Seoul National University Western China. Yanlong Zhang, Peking Embedding the economy: the state and export-led University development, the case from Taiwan. Michelle Fei- Philanthropic Activities of Financial Actors in yu Hsieh, Academia Sinica Developing Contexts: the Turkish case in South-South Development Efforts in Higher Education comparative perspective. Fulya Apaydin, Institut – An Institutional Ethnography of a New Brazilian Barcelona D'Estudis Internacionals Federal University. Susanne B Ress, University of Table 03. Economic Transition and Development Wisconsin-Madison Table Presider: Christopher Scott Swader, Higher Table 06. Housing, Health and Development School of Economics Table Presider: Nicolette Denise Manglos, Williams A Longitudinal Study of the Socioeconomic College Transformation in Agriculture: Industrial Maize Religious Differences in Primary School Completion Production in Turkey. Yetkin Borlu, Pennsylvania among Women in Sub-Saharan Africa. Nicolette State University Denise Manglos, Williams College Combined Efficacy: Government Regulation, Market Do Literacy Skills Influence Young Adults’ Health in Liberalization, and Economic Growth in the Rural Africa? Evidence from Malawi. Emily Grace European Post-Socialist Countries, 1990-2010. Smith-Greenaway, Pennsylvania State University Kwan-Woo Kim, Yonsei University World Bank Projects and Targeting in the Health From Planning to Market: Towards a Comparative Sector in Peru, Argentina and Costa Rica 1980- Framework. Mauricio A. Font, City University of 2005. Shiri Noy, Indiana University-Bloomington New York-Queens College and Graduate Center; Temporality and Causal Endogeneity in the Slum- David Jancsics, City University of New York- Regulation Link in Mumbai, 1880-2010. Sukriti Graduate Center Issar, Brown University Post-socialist anomie through the lens of economic Table 07. Rethinking East Asian Development Models modernization and the formalization of social Table Presider: Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta control. Christopher Scott Swader, Higher School The Neoliberal State in Korea: A Formal Analysis. of Economics; Leon Kosals, Higher School of Joo-Hyoung Ji, Kyungnam University Economics Rethinking the Notion of Developmental State—the Network and Cultural Influences on the Construction Case of China. Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of of High-and-Low-Performance Development New Jersey Regimes in U.S. Cities. Seth Pipkin, The Chinese Model of Development: Characteristics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Interpretations, Implications. Alvin Y. So, Hong Table 04. State Capacity and Development Kong University of Science and Technology Table Presider: Reza Hasmath, University of Oxford China's "Development Model" - A "Model" of State Capacity and Development: New Challenges Inclusion? Jennifer YJ Hsu, University of Alberta 035. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Colin Jerolmack, New York University; Iddo Tavory, Session. Returns to Education New School for Social Research Whither the Object in Art and Science?: Toward a Theory Session Organizers: Elizabeth Stearns, University of of Material Aesthetics. Gemma Mangione, North Carolina-Charlotte Northwestern University Brian An, University of Iowa Symbol and Materiality in Cultural Production: The Presider: Brian An, University of Iowa USAFA Cadet Chapel, Monumentality, & Religious Campus Involvement, Social Capital, and the Racial Pluralism. Mary Ellen Konieczny, University of Notre Wage Gap for Graduates of Predominantly-White Dame; Meredith C. Whitnah, University of Notre Universities. Courtney Twitty, Florida State Dame University; Janice McCabe, Dartmouth College Democracy’s Devices: Circulation, Publics, and the Producing Inequality in Citizenship: Experiences of Participatory Imagination. Diana Bevin Graizbord, School Discipline and Political Learning. Sarah K. Brown University; Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz, Brown Bruch, University of Iowa University; Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University The New College Student in the New Economy: Discussant: Chandra Mukerji, University of California- Experiences of Displaced Workers Who Attend San Diego College. Pamela J. Aronson, University of Michigan- Dearborn 9:30 am Meetings The Returns to College Education: A Reassessment of Section on Body and Embodiment Business Meeting -- Heterogeneous Treatment Effects. Stefanie Lightner, University of Minnesota; Eric Grodsky, University of Section on Sociology of Development Business Meeting Wisconsin-Madison; Andrew Halpern-Manners, -- University of Minnesota Unequal Advantages among the Best and the Brightest Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Meeting -- in the American Merotocracy. Ted I.K. Youn, Boston 10:30 am Meetings College; Karen D. Arnold, Boston College; Yi Shang, John Carroll University 2014 Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Committee - - 036. Section on Sociology of Emotions Invited Session. Sociology of Emotions: The Next 2014 Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award Generation (one-hour) Selection Committee --

Session Organizer: Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology -- Presider: Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College First Time Attendees Orientation -- Constructing Brotherhood: Racial and Gendered Emotion Culture as a Strategy to Negotiate Predominantly Honors Program Discussion Tables -- White Spaces. Brandon A Jackson, Florida State University 10:30 am Sessions The New Face of Caregiving: The Longitudinal Effects of 038. Thematic Session. An Injury to One is An Injury Adult Care on Psychological Distress. Katie James, to All: Interrogating Inequalities (co-sponsored University of Georgia with Rural Sociological Society) Emotional Political Economies of Gender Regulation. Sonny M. Nordmarken, University of Massachusetts- Session Organizers: Michael D. Schulman, North Amherst Carolina State University Dissecting the Sociality of Emotion: A Multi-Level Linda Lobao, The Ohio State University Approach. Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Duke University Presider: Michael D. Schulman, North Carolina State Hour: This panel highlights four up and coming sociologists of emotions. Representing both the breadth and the depth of the subfield, University these four scholars, taken together, provide an important glimpse into Vulnerability to Negative Health Impacts from the BP the future of sociological work on emotion. Deepwater Horizon Disaster: An Examination of the Influences of Time, Community Attachment, and 037. Theory Section Paper Session. Theorizing Natural Resource Employment. Tim Slack, Louisiana Materiality State University; Michael R. Cope, Louisiana State University; Troy Christopher Blanchard, Louisiana Session Organizer: Terence Emmett McDonnell, State University; Matthew R. Lee, Louisiana State University of Notre Dame University Presider: Terence Emmett McDonnell, University of Trailer Trash Stigma: A Mechanism for Perpetuating Notre Dame Inequality Among Whites. Sonya Salaman, University Nonhumans and the Constitution of the Social Self. of Illinois Natural Disasters and the Spatial Distribution of Waste. Christopher R. Browning, The Ohio State University Laura A. McKinney, Tulane University Charis E. Kubrin, University of California-Irvine Right Eating Gone Wrong: Exploring Structural Inequality John R. Hipp, University of California-Irvine and Food System Engagement. Jeff S. Sharp, The Ross L. Matsueda, University of Washington Ohio State University; Rebecca Lorraine Som This session will examine the relationship between inequality and Castellano, The Ohio State University neighborhood rates of crime. John Hagan will discuss inequality and neighborhood crime in the streets of Baghdad, Iraq. Christopher This sessions integrates the themes of the RSS (An Injury to One is Browning will present initial findings from an innovative study of An Injury to All: Resistance and Resiliency in An Age of Retrenchment) neighborhood crime using information gleaned from cell phones. and the ASA (Interrogating Inequality: Linking Micro and Macro) 2013 Charis Kubrin and John Hipp will present results from a spatial analysis Meetings. Presenters will address the structural processes of inequality of fringe banking and neighborhood crime rates across three cities. and the consequences of these processes at different spatial scales Finally, Ross Matsueda will discuss a multi-level model of social such as societies, regions, communities, and individuals—as well as inequality and crime rates. diversity across social groups. The response of social groups to structural inequalities at different scale will also be considered. This includes the roots of social movements in rural and urban communities 041. Thematic Session. Studying Social Dynamics in and the factors in their success and failure. What forms resistance and the Digital Age resiliency promote solidarity and action across class, race, gender, and spatial divisions? By approaching the present historical era of Session Organizer: Matthew J. Salganik, Princeton economic downturn and neoliberal governance in terms of an “injury to one is an injury to all” sociologists can advance both scholarly and University public sociology agenda directed at creating decent work, decent Presider: Matthew J. Salganik, Princeton University communities, and decent health for all. Panelists: Duncan J. Watts, Microsoft Research Lada Adamic, University of Michigan 039. Thematic Session. Diversity and America's Jon Kleinberg, Cornell University Changing Racial/Ethnic Order: Micro- and Macro- Damon M. Centola, Massachusetts Institute of level Processes Technology In the last decade we have witnessed the birth and rapid growth of Session Organizer: Jennifer Lee, University of California- Wikipedia, Google, Facebook, iPhones, Wi-Fi, YouTube, Twitter, and Irvine numerous other marvels of the digital age. In addition to changing the Presider: Jennifer Lee, University of California-Irvine way we live, these tools---and the technological revolution they are a part of---have fundamentally changed the way that we can learn about Intersections of Race and Class in the Twenty-first the social world. We can now collect data about human behavior on a Century Racial Order. Jennifer L. Hochschild, scale never before possible and with tremendous granularity and Harvard University; Vesia Weaver, Yale University precision. The ability to collect and process “big data” enables Undocumented Status: The Newest Form of researchers to address core questions in the social sciences in new ways and opens up new areas of inquiry. This panel will highlight Racialization. Mary C. Waters, Harvard University; research using these new sources of data to understand social Philip Kasinitz, City University of New York-Graduate dynamics. Center How the Racial Order Shapes Perceptions of Racial 042. Thematic Session. The Changing Employment Identification. Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University; Contract/Changing Labor Market Andrew Penner, University of California-Irvine Generation as Perspective: Comparing the Psychological Session Organizer: Vicki Smith, University of California- Experience of First- and Second-Generation Davis Immigrants. Kay Deaux, City University of New York- Presider: Vicki Smith, University of California-Davis Graduate Center Alternative Frames for Thinking about Work and the The United States is more racially and ethnically diverse than at Employment Relationship. John Budd, University of any point in our history, due, in large part to the post-1965 wave of Minnesota immigrants from Latin America and Asia. America’s newcomers are The Rise of Job Uncertainty and the New Worlds of Work also diverse along a number of other dimensions, including class, phenotype, and citizenship status. This panel will examine how the and Care. Kathleen Gerson, New York University racial/ethnic order has changed, through what mechanisms, and the Employment Contracts in Transition? A Cross-national consequences of these changes for both immigrants and native-born Perspective. Heidi Gottfried, Wayne State University Americans. Linking macro- and micro-level approaches, the panelists Loyalty as Anachronism: Why Go the Extra Mile? Paul will draw on a variety of disciplinary and methodological approaches to tackle the complex question of how diversity is changing America’s M. Hirsch, Northwestern University racial/ethnic order. Discussant: Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 040. Thematic Session. Neighborhoods, Crime and This session brings together five experts who are known for their the Production of Inequality innovative research on ways in which changing employment contracts are changing work, careers, and personal life, and creating new forms of inequality. The participants have made significant contributions to Session Organizer: Ross L. Matsueda, University of our understanding of employment precariousness (the rise of Washington contingent and temporary work, the bifurcation of jobs into “good” and Presider: Lauren Krivo, State University of New Jersey- “bad,” boundaryless careers, the erosion of job security for many, the Rutgers shift of risk from employers to workers), transformation in careers, shifts in gender and household relations, and the meaning of work in an era Panelists: John Hagan, Northwestern University of insecurity. This panel explores new ways of thinking about these Foundation features of work and employment, focusing on their social, Leader: Patricia E. White, National Science Foundation philosophical, gendered, and experiential dimensions. Co-Leaders: Jennifer Earl, University of California-Santa 043. Author Meets Critics Session. Both Hands Tied: Barbara Welfare Reform and the Race to the Bottom of the Michele Lamont, Harvard University Low Way Labor Market (University of Chicago Murray Webster, University of North Carolina- Press, 2010) by Jane Collins and Victoria Mayer Charlotte This workshop targets graduate students, faculty, and researchers who are new at proposal writing and submission. Representatives from Session Organizer: Sandra S. Smith, University of the National Science Foundation (NSF), its research review California-Berkeley committees, and grantees will discuss the proposal development Authors: Jane L. Collins, University of Wisconsin- process, elements of a competitive proposal, proposal submission and Madison review, and funding opportunities for sociological research. The format will be interactive, allowing for audience questions and participation. Victoria L. Mayer, Colby College The session is interactive; audience participation is encouraged. Critics: Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan Attend the Research Opportunities and Data Resources poster session Kathryn J. Edin, Harvard University for one-on-one discussions with NSF Program Officers. Lawrence Mead, New York University TBD 047. Teaching Workshop. What If Students Asked the Questions? Student-Facilitated Policy Discussion 044. Regional Spotlight Session. Empire State of in the University Classroom Mind: New York as a Cultural Space (co- sponsored with the Section on Sociology of Session Organizer: Suzanne R. Goodney Lea, Culture) Interactivity Foundation Leader: Suzanne R. Goodney Lea, Interactivity Session Organizer: Sharon Zukin, City University of New Foundation York-Brooklyn College Co-Leader: Taiyi Sun, Boston University Presider: Sharon Zukin, City University of New York- This workshop helps faculty re-imagine their classrooms by Brooklyn College introducing a pedagogy developed by the Interactivity Foundation (www.interactivityfoundation.org). Instead of relying on teacher-driven Panelists: Sujatha Teresa Fernandes, City University of discussion questions, faculty are encouraged to turn their classroom on New York-Queens College its head by teaching students to ask more questions and to thereby Ashley E. Mears, Boston University facilitate more of their own learning. As faculty take more of an Harvey L. Molotch, New York University observational/coaching role, they gain a renewed sense of the perspectives and knowledge that their students bring to the classroom. Vera L. Zolberg, New School for Social Research IF is a non-partisan, non-advocacy foundation that engage students Is New York still a center of cultural innovation, or is it just an and citizens in democratic, small-group discussions that explore expensive entrepreneurial venue for global billionaires and celebrities contrasting approaches to social problems. The IF process correlates to buy art and dine out ? Join us for a sociological tour of the city's empirically with less conflict in the classroom when talking about cultural ferment and its present state of exaltation and anxiety. sensitive topics like diversity, and also to better outcomes with regard to student satisfaction, learning, and interaction. We employ a hands- 045. Departmental Management and Leadership on, "learning by doing" approach to explore (1) how facilitation Workshop. Finding the Balance - A Panel transforms the classroom-- whether it is the instructor or the students Discussion about Curriculum Design in who are doing the facilitating, (2) how to coach students to facilitate Departments with Soc and Crim their own small-group exploratory learning, (3) how to integrate course content into a classroom that emphasizes student-facilitated learning, (4) how to create measurable objectives and assess student Session Organizer: Dennis W. MacDonald, Saint Anselm achievement in this style of classroom, and (5) how to manage the College most common problems that emerge as students begin to facilitate their Leader: Dennis W. MacDonald, Saint Anselm College own learning. We aspire to give participants a good, working sense of how this model works, why it works, and how they can implement it in Panelists: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine their classrooms. Resources and follow-up consultation are provided Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University by the Interactivity Foundation. Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Sociological Association 048. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Research The panelists will summarize some of the issues characterizing the Session. Issues in Health, Mental Health, and Sociology-Criminology/CJ relationship. The main purpose of the Well-Being workshop is to provide an opportunity for participants to identify and discuss curricular and related issues and explore ways of addressing them. Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Sociological Association 046. Policy and Research Workshop. NSF Funding Beth Floyd, American Sociological Association Opportunities Merit Review Criteria and Proposal Presider: Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central Preparation for Professional Sociologists and Florida Graduate Students Seeing through the Veil of Gender in Transition: Health Status Trajectories among Transfemales in San Session Organizer: Patricia E. White, National Science Francisco. Sean Arayasirikul, University of California- and Exclusion of Homelessness in Malaysia’s Policy San Francisco Agenda. Rayna Rusenko Shimizu, The Health of Inter-Racial and Inter-Ethnic Individuals. Amy Irby-Shasanmi, Indiana University-Bloomington Table 03. It's Those Pills that are Ruining Me: Gender and the Table Presider: Kiyona Brewster, Northwestern Social Meanings of Contraceptive Side Effects. University Krystale Littlejohn, Stanford University Beyond Classic Symbolic Interactionism: Towards a The Manifestation of Depression in Families: A Dyadic, Intersectional Reading of George H. Mead’s Mind, Longitudinal Structural Equation Modeling Approach. Self, and Society. Kiyona Brewster, Northwestern Deadric T. Williams, University of Nebraska-Lincoln University White Privilege On Campus: The Labeling of Spaces, 049. Student Forum Roundtable Session. Discourses of Privilege, and Maintaining Racial Boundaries. Charlotte Basch, Pacific University; Session Organizers: Marcus L. Pruitt, University of Catherine Lee Prechtel, Pacific University Central Florida Women of Color Undergraduates at a Predominantly Nate Breznau, Bremen International Graduate School White University: an exploration of Sexual Health of Social Sciences Education Needs. Tamara Renee Williams Van Horn, Crystal Bedley, State University of New Jersey- University of Colorado-Boulder Rutgers Engaging Renters in Community Associations: Examining Multilevel Processes of Inequality. Katie Table01. Kerstetter, George Mason University Table Presider: Christopher Robertson, University of Uncertainty of the online market and the role of Texas-Austin regulations. Kim No-eul, Yonsei University The Surprising Life Expectancy of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Clayton Thomas, Chapman 050. Regular Session. Conversation Analysis 2 University Becoming a Tea Party Activist: Moral Shocks and the Session Organizer: John Heritage, University of Durability of Cold War Culture. Christopher California-Los Angeles Robertson, University of Texas-Austin Presider: John Heritage, University of California-Los Abortion Attitude Frameworks: 1977-2010. Denae Angeles Johnson, University of Maryland A Typology of Time Reference in Conversation. Chase Black Dresses and the Three “B”s: Doing Gender in Wesley Raymond, University of California-Los Formal Sorority Recruitment. Cheryl Rose Nelson, Angeles; Anne White, University of California-Los Minnesota State University Angeles CEDAW: The Pressing Juxtaposition Between The world of interaction between “A” and “I”: One way Modernization and Women’s Rights in Egypt. Salma questions set agendas in Polish. Matylda Weidner, Khaled Yehia, Boston University University of Antwerp Gangnam Style and the Korean Wave, focusing on Pursuing answers to questions in broadcast journalism. globalization and localization. Oh Ji Hye, Yonsei Tanya Romaniuk, York University University Indicating epistemic distance of the referent: Uses of La Casa Azul Bookstore: A Site for Cultural and Social name-quoting descriptors in Japanese. Shuya Capital. Kasey Zapatka, Fordham University Kushida, Osaka Kyoiku University Opening up sequence organization: Some occasions in which speakers formulate “out of place” sequence Table 02. initiating actions. Geoffrey Raymond, University of Table Presider: Nicole MacInnis, Mount Royal Univeristy California-Santa Barbara Recognizing the Mistreated: How Social Networks Contribute to Students' Knowledge of Child Abuse. 051. Regular Session. Deviance and Social Control 2 Lorin Sullivan, Mercer University Reporting Experiences of Those Who Have Been Session Organizer: Christopher J. Lyons, University of Sexually Victimized: A Qualitative Analysis. Nicole New Mexico MacInnis, Mount Royal Univeristy Presider: Michelle S. Phelps, Princeton University Building Trust in Medicine. Heeju Sohn, University of Reconceptualizing the Scale of Punishment: State Pennsylvania Variation in Mass Probation. Michelle S. Phelps, Immigration status and food insecurity: a double jeopardy Princeton University for children’s socio-emotional development? Ying "Sanctuary" and the Nullification of Enforcement in Huang, State University of New York-Albany American Social Life. Trevor George Gardner, The Anjung Singgah Strategy: Simultaneous Inclusion University of California-Berkeley Church and State on Trial: An Analysis of the Pussy Riot Maine Verdict. Ksenia O. Gorbenko, University of Breadwinning and the Bottle: Drinking, Doing Pennsylvania Masculinity, and the Normalization of Gender Crisis in Explaining Police Violence towards Trans Sex Workers Russia. Jennifer Utrata, University of Puget Sound in Istanbul. Francois Bonnet, University of Finding the Man Against the State: Conservative Politics, Amsterdam; Neyir Zerey, Middle East Technical State Repudiation, and the Redefinition of University Masculinity. Jennifer Carlson, University of Discussant: Kevin M. Drakulich, Northeastern University California-Berkeley Gang Recovery and Masculinity. Edward Orozco Flores, 052. Regular Session. Ethics and Science Loyola University Chicago; Pierrette Hondagneu- Sotelo, University of Southern California Session Organizer: Stephen C. Zehr, University of Masculinity Regimens: Shaping men’s violence in a Southern Indiana boxing gym and a health curriculum. Max Greenberg, Presider: Stephen C. Zehr, University of Southern University of Southern California; Jeffrey Owen Indiana Sacha, University of Southern California Should Science be Separate from Ethics? Max Weber Discussant: Jim Messerschmidt, University of Southern and the Case of Cold War Ecology. Brian Lindseth, Maine University of California-San Diego The Dilemma of Openness: Risk to Populations in the 055. Regular Session. Mental Health 2 International HapMap and 1000 Genomes Projects. Benjamin Merriman, University of Chicago; Santiago Session Organizer: Alex E. Bierman, University of J. Molina, University of Chicago Calgary Ethics in Community-Engaged Research. Dmitry Presider: Alex E. Bierman, University of Calgary Khodyakov, RAND; Lisa Mikesell, University of Poverty, Financial Strain, and Adolescent Mental Health: California-Los Angeles; Elizabeth Bromley, University Exploring Sensitive Periods and Chains of Risk. of California-Los Angeles Michael Jason McFarland, Princeton University Sharing Ethical Literacy:The Ethics Application Parents’ education and the risk of major depression in Repository (tear.otago.ac.nz). Martin Tolich, early adulthood. Amelie Quesnel-Vallee, McGill University of Otago University; Alison Park, INSPQ; Rebecca Fuhrer, Discussant: Itai Vardi, Boston University McGill University The Relationship between Perceived Control and 053. Regular Session. Marriage, Civil Unions, and Distress in the Context of Job Insecurity. Paul Glavin, Cohabitation McMaster University Chronic Conditions and Distress within Marriage: A Session Organizer: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Dyadic Approach. Mieke Beth Thomeer, University of Carolina-Greensboro Texas-Austin Presider: Wendy Diane Manning, Bowling Green State Discussant: Jessica A. Kelley-Moore, Case Western University Reserve University Economic Thresholds for Marriage and the Size of the Marriage Premium. Jonathan Marc Bearak, New 056. Regular Session. Organizations 1 York University Parent-Child Relationships, Marital Timing and Session Organizer: Amanda J. Sharkey, University of Offspring’s Partner Choice. Jenjira Yahirun, Chicago University of California-Los Angeles Presider: Heather A. Haveman, University of California- Marriage is Not for Guys: Gender and Social Class Berkeley Variation in Relationship Negotiation among The Lives and Deaths of Jobs. Sharique Hasan, Cohabitors. Sharon L. Sassler, Cornell University; Stanford University; John-Paul Ferguson, Stanford Amanda Jayne Miller, University of Indianapolis University; Rembrand Koning, Stanford University Long-Term Heterosexual Cohabiters and Attitudes A Causal Analysis of the Impact of Employee- toward Marriage. Timothy Adam Ortyl, University of Organization Relational Style (Mis)fit and Turnover Minnesota and Performance. Jason Greenberg, New York Discussant: Wendy Diane Manning, Bowling Green State University; Rodrigo Canales, Yale University University The Semi-Formal Organization. Susan Marie Biancani, Stanford University; Daniel A. McFarland, Stanford 054. Regular Session. Masculinities 1 University; Linus Dahlander, European School of Management and Technology Session Organizer: Jim Messerschmidt, University of Crossing Boundary: A Social Structural Account of Southern Maine Chinese Party Elites’ Career Mobility. Dali Ma, Drexel Presider: Jim Messerschmidt, University of Southern University; Yang Cao, University of North Carolina- Refashioning Global Bodies: Cosmopolitan Femininities Charlotte in Nigerian Beauty Pageants and the Vietnamese Sex Labor markets as status markets: Organizational trade- Industry. Oluwakemi M. Balogun, Pomona College; offs between status and profitability. Christopher I. Kimberly Kay Hoang, Boston College Rider, Emory University; David Tan, Georgetown The Concert, Ecstatic Ritual, and the Social Construction University of the Self. Philip George Lewin, University of Discussant: Heather A. Haveman, University of Georgia California-Berkeley The Emotional Costs of Weight and Sexual Orientation Stigmas for Gay Men. Patrick Blaine McGrady, 057. Regular Session. Sociology of Work and the University of New Haven Workplace 061. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Session Organizer: Ted Mouw, University of North Movements Invited Session. Social Movement Carolina-Chapel Hill Scholars as Public Intellectuals From mailroom to internship: In between days for the music industry intern. Alexandre Frenette, City Session Organizer: Nancy E. Whittier, Smith College University of New York-Graduate Center Panelists: David S. Meyer, University of California-Irvine Labor Market Conditions and the Occupational Variation Amy L. Stone, Trinity University of Earnings Inequality in the United States. Siwei Chip Berlet, Journalist Cheng, University of Michigan Kathleen M. Blee, University of Pittsburgh Managing Frontline Service Employees Through Scripted Marshall Ganz, Harvard University Interaction and Mystery Shopping. Brian Ott, University of Oregon 062. Section on Communication and Information The dynamics of academic roles and identities. Evidence Technologies Paper Session. Open Topic on from the U.S. and Europe. Liudvika Leisyte, Communication, Technology, and Society University of Twente Session Organizers: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona 058. Medical Sociology Section Invited Session (one- Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham hour). Reeder Award Ceremony Presider: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona What do people do online? Categories of Internet Use. Session Organizer: Charles L. Bosk, University of Grant Blank, University of Oxford; Darja Groselj, Pennsylvania University of Oxford "Heather from Queens" and "UWS Ethan": Gender in an 059. Section on Animals and Society Invited Session Online Public Sphere. Amie P. Hess, Meredith (one-hour). Animals and the Environment: College; Neal Caren, University of North Carolina- Exploring Sociological Connections Chapel Hill Ethnicity and the Diversification of Access to Online Session Organizer: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee Health Information. Gustavo S. Mesch, University of State University Haifa Panelists: Thomas M. Dietz, Michigan State University Erase or Educate? Contestation and Conversations over Colin Jerolmack, New York University Regulatory Uncertainty in the Case of YouTube. Linda Elizabeth Kalof, Michigan State University Domen Badje, University of Southern Denmark; David A. Nibert, Wittenberg University Leonhard Dobusch, Free University-Berlin; Sigrid This session will focus on exploring the potential for cross- collaboration between the sub-fields of environmental sociology and Quack, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies that of animals and society. Multilingual computer-aided content analysis of digitally- enabled movements. Alexander L. Hanna, University 060. Section on Body and Embodiment Paper of Wisconsin-Madison Session. The Body and Embodiment 063. Section on Consumers and Consumption Session Organizer: Sarah Jane Brubaker, Virginia Roundtable Session (one-hour). Commonwealth University Presider: Sarah Jane Brubaker, Virginia Commonwealth 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: University Session Organizer: Zsuzsanna Vargha, University of Gendered Embodiment Cycles in Mixed Martial Arts. Leicester Christian Alexander Vaccaro, Florida State University Section on Consumers and Consumption Roundtable Gendered, Raced Body Projects: Body Image Concerns Session (one-hour). Table 01. Ethical and Political and Exercise Over the Life Course. Amy C. Lodge, Consumption University of Texas-Austin; Debra Umberson, Table Presider: Michael Haedicke, Drake University University of Texas-Austin Ethical Consumption and Social Context: Experimental Evidence from Germany and the Table 05. Shifting Icons of Consumerism U.S. Ulf Liebe, Georg-August-Universitaet Table Presider: Laurie Russell Hatch, Ohio University Goettingen; Veronika A. Andorfer, University of The Social Structures and Dynamics of Households Kassel; Juergen Meyerhoff, Technical University- Car Ownership and Expenditures in Contemporary Berlin; Patricia A. Gwartney, University of Oregon France. Yoann Demoli, CREST - GENES How Political is Political Consumption? The Case of The Rise of the Blue Jean and Casual Clothing Third-World Activism and Fair Trade. Joerg Culture in the 1940s. Sandra Curtis Comstock, Roessel, University of Zurich; Patrick Henri Reed College Schenk, University of Zurich Questioning the Student as Consumer Metaphor: An The Convictions Gained in Looking: Vision and Exploratory Study of Students in Sociology Ethical Action in early 20th Century Consumer Classes. Laurie Russell Hatch, Ohio University; Activism. Tad P. Skotnicki, University of Michael John Bossick, Central Piedmont California-San Diego Community College Attitudes Toward Political Consumerism and Corporate Social Responsibility or Masking Corporate Citizenship in Global Context: Extending our Guilt? Casey Albitz, Case Western Reserve Focus Beyond the West. Nikolas Summers, University Indiana University Table 06. Consuming Gender Table 02. Global and Transnational Practices: Table Presider: Emilie Dubois, Boston College Authenticity and Identity Same as it ever was? Gender and Children’s Toys Table Presider: Jillian L. Powers, Washington over the 20th Century. Elizabeth Valerie Sweet, University-St. Louis University of California-Davis The Consumption of Nostalgia Products: A Bringing Back the Childhood: Connectedness and Transnational Cultural Practice among Migrants in Aesthetics among Adult Male Memorabilia the United States. Veronica Montes, University of Collectors. Jenny M. Stuber, University of North California-Santa Barbara Florida; Scott Yaun, University of North Florida Inventing the Authentic Self: American Television and Fashion victim or ironic consumer? Transcending Chinese Audiences in Global Beijing. Yang Gao, structure/agency polarities within feminist Vanderbilt University theorisation of gendered inequalities. Jenny Global consumption culture: global brands´ influence Hockey, University of Sheffield; Victoria Robinson, in social practices. Viviane Riegel, University of University of Sheffield; Rachel Dilley, University of Maryland Sheffield Table 03. Status Competition and Stratification Table 07. Urban Retail: Location and Gentrification Table Presider: Carina A. Bandhauer, Western Patterns Connecticut State University Table Presider: Fang Xu, City University of New York- Keeping Up with the Jones? Nonlinear Income Graduate Center Gradients in Leisure Time. Yeh-Chen Chen, Historically or Demographically Based National Taiwan University Disinvestment?: Changing Patterns of My Car is Bigger than Yours. Consumption, Status Supermarket Location, 1970-1990. Jarrett Alan Competition, and Happiness in Times of Affluence. Thibodeaux, Vanderbilt University Hilke Brockmann, Jacobs University The Impact of the ‘Great Recession’ on Communities’ Status Anxiety and Social Reproduction in Luxury Organizational Resources. Joseph Galaskiewicz, Department Stores. Michael E. Bare, University of University of Arizona; Daniel Everett Duerr, Chicago University of Arizona; Kendra L. Thompson-Dyck, Table 04. Shaping Class Tastes and Markets University of Arizona; Kathryn Freeman Anderson, Table Presider: Zsuzsanna Vargha, University of University of Arizona Leicester What’s in a chain?: what leads urban business- Housing markets performing class: middle class owners and -managers to embrace or resist cultures and market professionals in Chile. Tomas gentrification. Jeffrey Parker, University of Ariztia, Universidad Diego Portales Chicago Imagining Authenticity in Gourmet Consumption: The Obfuscation of Resilient Status Hierarchies in the 064. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Paper Rosé Wine Revival. Connor John Fitzmaurice, Session. Social and Biological Forces Boston University The Detroit Eastern Market between modernity and Session Organizer: Michael J. Shanahan, University of tradition. Erica giorda, Michigan State University North Carolina-Chapel Hill The Objects of Culinary Art in the Age of Mechanical Presider: Michael J. Shanahan, University of North Reproduction. Robert Priessman Fenton, George Carolina-Chapel Hill Mason University Religious participation, spousal loss, and stress-induced physiological weathering in late life. Aniruddha Das, Distant Education; Francisco Javier Mato, McGill University; Stephanie Nairn, McGill University Universidad de Oviedo; Rodolfo Gutierrez, The Future of Human Societies: An Evolutionary University of Oviedo (Spain) Perspective. Alexandra Maryanski, University of Enhanced Agency for Recent Jewish Migrants. California-Riverside Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Tobacco and Alcohol Co-Use, School Health Behavioral Table 03. Immigrants and Education Environments, and the 5HTTLPR and DRD4 Genes. Table Presider: Suet-ling Pong, Pennsylvania State Jonathan Daw, University of Colorado-Boulder; Jason University D. Boardman, University of Colorado-Boulder Is The Sky Really The Limit? Exploring The Attitude- What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You: Profiles in Diabetes Achievement Paradox In the Belgian Context. Risk in Early Adulthood. Anna Bellatorre, University Lore Van Praag, Ghent University; Fanny D’hondt, of Nebraska-Lincoln Ghent University; Peter A. J. Stevens, Ghent Discussant: Jeremy Freese, Northwestern University University; Mieke Van Houtte, Ghent University Immigrant-Native Differences in Saving for College. 065. Section on International Migration Roundtable Molly Dondero, University of Texas-Austin; Session (one-hour). Melissa Humphries, University of Texas-Austin The Chicken or the Egg? Expectations, Achievement 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: and Ethnic Inequalities in Education. Mathieu Session Organizers: Min Zhou, University of California- Ichou, Sciences Po Los Angeles University Completion Among Children of Immigrants Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University in Seven Western Countries. Amy Lutz, Syracuse Section on International Migration Roundtable Session University; Anthony Heath, ; Yael Brinbaum, (one-hour). Table 01. Civic Activism and Media Centre d'étude de l'emploi - Institut national des Table Presider: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of études démographiques (INED); Fenella California-Berkeley Fleischmann, Utrecht University; Laurence Civic Engagement, Selective Acculturation, and the Lessard-Phillips, Univeristy of Oxford-Nuffield Educational Mobility of Latino Youth. James College; Catherine Rothon, University of London- Bany, University of California-Irvine Queen Mary; Cornelia Kristen, Otto-Friedrich- Civic Participation among Young Adults across Universität Bamberg; Herman G. Van De Immigrant Generations. Hiromi Ishizawa, George Werfhorst, University of Amsterdam Washington University Host-Country Schooling and Immigrants' Economic Global or Transnational? Cross-Border Activities of Integration: the Role of Social Capital. Siyue Tian, Asian Voluntary Organizations in Canada. Elic University of Toronto Chan, University of Toronto Table 04. Migrants and Intergroup Relations Immigrants in the Media: Civic Visibility in the United Table Presider: Alice Bloch, City University-London States and Canada. Irene H.I. Bloemraad, Contextual Basis of Social Boundaries: Study of University of California-Berkeley; Els de Graauw, Latin-American 1.5/2nd Generation in New York City University of New York-Baruch College; and Madrid. Jessica Sperling, City University of Hamlin Rebecca, Grinnell College New York-Graduate Center Manifesting Rival Nationalism in a Flag: Immigration Acceleration and the Fear of Crime. Reincarnation of the South Vietnamese Flag Joshua Fink, Duke University outside Communist Vietnam. Jane Le Skaife, Inclusionary Responses to Immigrants in New University of California-Davis Destinations and Gateways. Dina G. Okamoto, Table 02. Strategies of Economic Adaptation University of California-Davis; Kim Ebert, North Table Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State Carolina State University University Rivals or Allies? The Portrayal of Immigrants in the Hispanic Immigrant Entrepreneurship across the Black Press, 1915-1925. Elizabeth J. Clifford, Business Cycle. Peter F. Catron, University of Towson University California-Los Angeles Limits of Panethnicity: An Alternative Model of Group Into which jobs do the unemployed move? Formation. Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City University of Differences between foreigners and Spaniards in a New York-City College and Graduate Center; changing economy. Jacobo Muñoz-Comet, Sarah Rose Tosh, City University of New York- National University of Distant Education Graduate Center; Paul M. Ong, University of Bilingualism and Status Attainment among Latinos. California-Los Angeles Jennifer C. Lee, Indiana University; Sarah Jean Table 05. Identity Formation Hatteberg, Indiana University Table Presider: Anthony Christian Ocampo, California Earnings and language proficiency of immigrants in State Polytechnic University-Pomona Spain. María Miyar Miyar, National University of Transnational Identities: Second-Generation Israelis in New York. Jessica Levin, City University of Cornelia Malancu, University of Pompeu-Fabra New York-Graduate Center Transnationality and social inequalities of migrants in Cultural Citizenship and French Identity: The Case of Germany. Margit Fauser, Bielefeld University the Middle-Class North African Second- Table 08. Perspectives on Migration Destinations Generation in France. Jean Beaman, European Table Presider: Yu Ching Cheng, State University of University Institute New York-Albany Ethnic Identity, Transnational Belonging and Dual Challenging Theories of Transit Migration: The Case Citizenship – Trajectories and Strategies of Indian- of Refugees at the Eastern Borders of Europe. American Immigrants. Daniel Naujoks, United Raphi Konstantin Rechitsky, University of Nations Minnesota Not Really Asian: Educational Experiences, School Cross-Strait Migration: A Comparison of Taiwanese in Racial Context, and Panethnic Identification China and Chinese in Taiwan. Yu Ching Cheng, among Second Generation Filipinos. Anthony State University of New York-Albany Christian Ocampo, California State Polytechnic Journeys of Hope: African Migration Decisions and University-Pomona Destinations. Cawo Mohamed Abdi, University of The Lebanese Diaspora: conflicting macro and micro Minnesota identities. Melissa Klaib, Crafton Hills College; The Changing Green Pages. Amanda Crabb, T.L. Brink, Crafton Hills College; Gerarda Costello, Northeastern University Crafton Hills College; Catherine Hendrickson, Migrant Motivations during a Recession: What factors Crafton Hills College influence return migration or settlement? Julie Table 06. Bases of Labor Market Segmentation Porter, Cardiff University Table Presider: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University Table 09. Migration Policies Guest-Worker Regimes. Kristin Surak, University of Table Presider: Philip Q. Yang, Texas Women's Duisburg-Essen University The U.S. Experience in Temporadas: The The Impact of Immigration Policy on the Education- Incorporation of Temporary Migrant Crab Workers Occupation Mismatch in Austria. Natalia Cornelia in Springville, North Carolina. Holly K. Straut Malancu, University of Pompeu-Fabra Eppsteiner, University of North Carolina-Chapel Whither Comprehensive Migration Policy? Post Hill dictatorial approaches to migration policy in Chile. Transnational Labor Advocacy: Civil Society and Cristian Alberto Doña Reveco, Michigan State Consular Reponses to the Rights of Mexican University Immigrant Workers. Shannon Marie Gleeson, Governmentality and the Making of a Multicultural University of California-Santa Cruz; Xochitl Bada, Society in South Korea. Denis Kim, Sogang University of Illinois-Chicago University The Labour Market Story of The Second Generation Linking Micro and Macro Levels: The Role of the South Asians, Canada. Muhammad Munib Raza, State and Migrants in the Nordic Countries. Karen Nipissing University Nielsen Breidahl, Aalborg University; Barbara Short Chutes or Long Ladders? The Educational Fersch, Aalborg University Trajectories of Latina/o and Immigrant Youth. Lisa Table 10. Connections with the Country of Origin: M. Martinez, University of Denver Remittances and Return Migration Table 07. Innovative Methods in Immigration Research Table Presider: Qian Song, State University of New Table Presider: Kris Noam, University of California- York-Albany Irvine Comparisons of Remittances of Emigrants to the US. Bringing Migration Back In: A Cross-City Comparative and Europe from Adjacent Origins of China. Qian Analysis of the World Urban System. Matthew R. Song, State University of New York-Albany Sanderson, Kansas State University; Michael Migrant Remittances and Welfare Outcomes in Less- Timberlake, University of Utah; Ben Derudder, Developed Countries, 2000 - 2011. Jason Hall, Ghent University; Frank Witlox, Ghent University Mid-America Christian University Quasi-experiments in cross-national immigration The Impact of Remittances on Socioeconomic research. Kris Noam, University of California- Development in Rural Bangladesh. Nazrul Hoque, Irvine University of Texas-San Antonio Assimilation and Place in the US: Testing Why Do Migrants Send Remittances? A Sociological Incorporation from within. Christina Diaz, Perspective. Hasan Mahmud, University of University of Wisconsin-Madison California-Los Angeles The Financial Crisis and Opposition to Immigration in Remittance-led Development in Guanajuato, Mexico. the United States: An Experimental Approach. Benjamin Waddell, Adams State University Mathew J. Creighton, University of Pompeu-Fabra; Table 11. Migrant Transnationalism Amaney Jamal, Princeton University; Natalia Table Presider: Thomas Faist, Bielefeld University Solo Con Los Hoyos: Conga Music and Re- Coming Out to Get Inside: Journeys In and Out of Membering Community in the African Diaspora. Membership for Undocumented Immigrant Youths. Alexandra Pauline Gelbard, Michigan State Alexis Silver, State University of New York- Universtiy Purchase Transnationality: Its Relevance for Understanding Learning Exclusion: Roma Gypsy Youth in Italian Social Inequalities. Thomas Faist, Bielefeld schools. Laura Fantone, University of California- University Berkeley Friendship and transnational migration – A case study Civic stratification and crime. Arjen Leerkes, ; Jan De of an Adult Transnational Child in Australia. Boom, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Godfried Harriet Westcott, University of Sydney Engbersen, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Erik Second Generation Perspectives on Return Snel, Erasmus University Rotterdam Migration: A Study of Latin-Americans in Madrid Making an ethnic group through immigration policy: and New York. Jessica Sperling, City University of the case of Korean undocumented migrants in New York-Graduate Center post-war Japan. Sara Makita Park, Japan Society Factoring transnational ties in migrants’ social for the Promotion of Science support? On the mixed social consequences of Problem Behavior and Isolation among Immigrant transnational caregiving. Paolo Boccagni, Youth in Spain. Tyler Gregory Baldor, University University of Trento of Pennsylvania; Grace Kao, University of Table 12. The Migrant Family Pennsylvania Table Presider: Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern Table 15. Immigrant Health University Table Presider: Ayumi Takenaka, Bryn Mawr College Immigrants By Marriage: The Experience of U.S. Between Privilege and Vulnerability: Retirement and Citizens in Mixed Citizenship Status Marriages. Lifestyle Migration in Cuenca, Ecuador. Matthew Jane L Lopez, University of California-San Diego F. Hayes, St. Thomas University Transnational Split Household Strategies, Spousal Happiness and ‘Economic Migration’: A Comparison Relations and Parenting Practices of Korean Wild of Eastern European Migrants and Stayers. David Geese Families. Se Hwa Lee, State University of Bartram, University of Leicester New York-Albany Immigrant Medical Doctors:Immigrant Patients? A Home and Away: Female Transnational Professionals Needed Shift in the Canadian Medical and Their Construction of Home. Maggy Lee, Recertification System. C.R. Sinclair, University of University of Hong Kong Texas Japanese-Brazilian Families in Bastos, Brazil. Ethel Migrant’s Pursuit of Happiness. Silvia Maja Melzer, V. Kosminsky, City University of New York- University of Bielefeld; Ruud J. Muffels, Tilburg Queens College University How does Ethnic Identity Inform Health Care Return Migration and Attitudes Towards Preferences? Sabreena Ghaffar Siddiqui, Contraception: Evidence from Benin. Christopher University of Waterloo Scott Inkpen, Pennsylvania State University; Kevin Table 13. Gendered Experiences of Immigrants J.A. Thomas, Pennsylvania State University Table Presider: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State Table 16. Migration and Religion University Table Presider: Pyong Gap Min, City University of New Being, Becoming, and Belonging: Iranian Queer York-Queens College Refugees in Transit in Turkey. Eda Hatice Immigration Laws Broken and Functioning: Religious Farsakoglu, Lund University and Racial Worldviews. Paul Stanley Kasun, Gay Mexican immigrants' relationships. Archibaldo University of Texas-Austin Silva, California State Polytechnic University- Lived Religion: Islam in a West African Take-out Pomona; Anthony Christian Ocampo, California Restaurant. Bethany Clare Weed, University of State Polytechnic University-Pomona Pennsylvania Is Segmented Assimilation Only Relevant for Men? The Migrant Priest and The Priest As Migrant: In Gendered Earning Trajectories of First Generation Application of Simmel’s "The Stranger." Agata African Migrants. Stephanie J. Nawyn, Michigan Piekosz, University of Toronto State University; Julie Park, University of English Language Proficiency among Israeli Jews Maryland-College Park and Palestinian Arabs in the United States, 1980- The experiences of foreign-born female academics: 2000. Uzi Rebhun, Hebrew University Photo-elicitation interviews. Ami R. Moore, Table 17. Migration and Urban Change University of North Texas Table Presider: Sofya Aptekar, Max Planck Institute for Table 14. Marginalized Experiences the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity Table Presider: Caitlin Cassidy Patler, University of Vote With One's Feet: Urban Development and California-Los Angeles Emigration From China. Lisi Feng, University of British Columbia University-San Bernardino Foreign-Born Population Redistribution in the U.S: Do American Indians and Indigenous Peoples globally have resisted Metropolitan Housing Markets Matter? Chris and struggled within dominant states and most international organizations during the expansion of the modern world system. Galvan, State University of New York-Albany Papers included in this session present and critique relevant networks, Migration and Climate Change: the Case of struggles, movements and "leadership" within the framework of “self- Philippines. Pratikshya Bohra, Princeton determination” (or collective-determination) that encompass cutting- University edge policy of the late 20th century in North America. Self- determination and Autonomy are analyzed as the products of European Two Cities, Two Responses: Exploring Variation in expansion, using relevant examples such as the Maori, the Adevasi, Immigrant Reception. Casey R. Clevenger, Indigenous communities from Latin America, the Zapatistas in Mexico, Brandeis University; Amelia Seraphia Derr, and resistance in Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. We also consider the University of Washington; Wendy Cadge, Brandeis “resource wars” over oil and minerals, deforestation, land-takings, dams and development, with strong focuses on community and University indigeneity, with its counterpart business entrepeneurship in Canada. Being without Belonging: Seattle’s Ahıska Turks and Indigenous Peoples offer alternatives to global environmental the Limitations of Transnationalism for Stateless destruction and potential wars over hegemony and scarce resources Diaspora Groups. Ande R. Reisman, University of which are highlighted in this session. Washington 067. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Invited Table 18. Political Engagements of Immigrants Session. Race, Gender and Class and the Table Presider: Prema Ann Kurien, Syracuse University Retrenchment of Reproductive Rights Immigrant Inclusion Strategies: Political Participation of Second Generations in New York City. Session Organizer: Margaret Hunter, Mills College Seonmin Kim, University of California-Berkeley Presider: Jade Sasser, Loyola Marymount University Migrants and the Mediators of Rights: The Making of Abortion, Black Genocide and the Politics of Outrage: Migrant Communities in South Korea. Hae Yeon The Rhetorical Strategies of Anti-Abortion Campaigns Choo, University of Toronto Targeting the African American Community. Kimala The Sending State: Ecuadorian Migrants’ Collective Price, Ibis Reproductive Health Political Demands from Madrid and New York City. Reproductive Justice, Native American Women, and the Maria Cristina Fernández-Gutiérrez, University of Indian Health Service. Barbara Gurr, University of California-San Diego Connecticut Acquiring Socio-political Legitimacy in Immigrant Erasing the 'Dark Past'? Race, Population-Environment Neighborhoods: The Survival of Immigrant Advocacy, and the New Approaches to Justice. Jade Organizations in Amsterdam, 2002-2012. Floris Sasser, Loyola Marymount University Vermeulen, University of Amsterdam; Debra Rights Versus Justice: Examining Mainstream Media's Minkoff, Barnard College-Columbia University; Coverage of Reproductive Issues. Carrie Lee Smith, Tom Van der Meer, University of Amsterdam Millersville University Mexican HTAs: The Role of Pre-Migration Politics and The current political climate in the U.S. has become increasingly Diversity by Sending Regions. Rodrigo Jaen hostile to reproductive justice issues. As some families struggle to Alatriste-Diaz, Cornell University protect their children from the state and others struggle to conceive, the public discourse remains stuck in a pro-choice/anti-choice framework. Recent public statements from several elected politicians that focused 066. Section on Political Economy of the World on rape myths and birth control stigmatization have reminded the System Invited Session. Indigenous Peoples and nation that reproductive justice is far from achieved. What are the Self-Determination unique struggles for women of color? How do class dynamics intersect with state power to limit women's health care? The papers in this panel Session Organizers: James V. Fenelon, California State examine the racial, gender, and class dimensions of reproductive issues including anti-abortion campaigns, population-envirornment University-San Bernardino policies, assisted reproductive technologies, and the incursion of state Pat L. Lauderdale, Arizona State University policies. Presider: Pat L. Lauderdale, Arizona State University Indigenous People, Frontiers, and Self Determination. 068. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Thomas D. Hall, DePauw University Session. Gender and Development Urban Marketplace. Rochelle R. Cote, University of Queensland Session Organizer: Jennifer R. Rothchild, University of Idle No More: Understanding the Rise and Resonance of Minnesota-Morris an Indigenous Self-Determination Movement. Jeffrey Presider: Jennifer R. Rothchild, University of Minnesota- Steven Denis, McMaster University Morris Indigenous Struggles as Epistemology in the Bolivian A Walk on the Dark Side of Gender, Development and Conference for Mother Earth and the Ecuadorian War: Afghanistan & Northern Uganda. Rae Lesser Accords. Tanya Karina Heurich Casas, Delaware Blumberg, University of Virginia Valley College CEDAW in Action: The International Women's Treaty in Discussant: James V. Fenelon, California State Cambodia. Susan Hagood Lee, Boston University Cohort Differences in the Division of Household Labor in Urban China. Zhe Zhang, Ohio State University Session Organizer: Robin E. Wagner-Pacifici, New Re-visioning Global Feminism: The Subjects of School for Social Research Feminism in Narratives of the Indian Women’s Panelist: Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison Movement. Jayati Lal, Ambedkar University-Delhi Discussant: Jennifer Fish, Old Dominion University 11:30 am Meetings 069. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Section on Animals and Society Business Meeting -- Session. Soft Skills and Achievement Section on Consumers and Consumption Business Meeting -- Session Organizers: Brian An, University of Iowa Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina- Section on International Migration Business Meeting -- Charlotte Presider: Jane E. Rochmes, University of Michigan Section on Medical Sociology Business Meeting -- Ability Grouping and Learning to Read: A New Method 12:30 pm Sessions For Isolating the Causal Effect. Joseph Merry, The Ohio State University; Alicia Croft, The Ohio State 072. Plenary Session. Micro Processes as University Mechanisms of Inequality Inequality in Noncognitive Skills and Cumulative Disadvantage. Elizabeth A. Covay, Michigan State Session Organizer: Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University; Jaime Lynn Puccioni, Michigan State University University Presider: Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University The Inconsistent Curriculum: Situational Variability in Panelists: Lawrence D. Bobo, Harvard University Teachers’ Expectations and Its Consequences for Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University Educational Inequality. Jessica McCrory Calarco, Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Indiana University Jane D. McLeod, Indiana University The Promise and Perils of Teaching Social and Processes at multiple levels of analysis typically work together to Behavioral Skills at a “No Excuses” School. Joanne support or undermine durable patterns of inequality between individuals and between social groups. Our task is to locate the key junctures Wang Golann, Princeton University among these multilevel processes that provide the levers by which The Role of Social and Behavioral Skills in Mediating different sorts of inequalities among people and groups are Achievement Gaps in Elementary School. Demetra systematically made or unmade in the contemporary context. As part of M. Kalogrides, Stanford University; Sarah M. Ovink, this effort, this session focuses our attention on the less familiar micro level of the individual in social context. The first set of speakers Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University address micro-level mechanisms that play significant roles in creating, maintaining, and/or changing racial, gender, and class based 070. Section on Sociology of Emotions Paper inequality. A final speaker looks across the micro-mechanisms that Session. Emotion and Inequality operate in these different types of inequalities to offer a more general analysis of the nature and significance of micro processes in the multilevel production, reproduction, and change of contemporary Session Organizer: Clare L. Stacey, Kent State patterns of inequality. University Presider: Clare L. Stacey, Kent State University 2:30 pm Meetings Capitalizing on Education: Translating Education to Diverse Capitals via Emotional Well-Being. Matthew 2014 Jessie Bernard Award Selection Committee -- Andersson, University of Iowa Committee on Nominations, continued -- Examining Men’s Status Shield: How Gender Frames the Emotion Management and Occupational Well-Being Committee on the Status of Persons with Disabilities in of Nurses. Marci D. Cottingham, University of Akron; Sociology -- Rebecca J. Erickson, University of Akron; James M Diefendorff, University of Akron Editors of ASA Publications -- Morality through Emotion Work: How do low income Task Force on Using Social Media to Increase the mothers position themselves as appropriate Visibility of Sociological Research -- citizens/mothers? Einat Lavee, Bar-Ilan University; Orly Benjamin, Bar-llan University 2:30 pm Sessions Trajectories of Grief: Stress Proliferation among Low and Middle Income Bereaved Cancer Caregivers. Linda 073. Presidential Panel. Cultural Meanings of Gender E. Francis, Cleveland State University and Inequality Discussant: Cindy L. Cain, University of Arizona Session Organizer: Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University 071. Theory Section Invited Session. Lewis A. Coser Presider: Shelley J. Correll, Stanford University Memorial Lecture and Salon Panelists: Catherine Albiston, University of California- Berkeley Discussants: Michael Edwards, Demos Laurie Rudman, State University of New Jersey- William Easterly, New York University Rutgers International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) are Mary Blair-Loy, University of California-San Diego increasingly prevalent in societies around the world, and play a key role in structuring world society. INGOs create and carry various elements Barbara Jane Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago of "world culture," and involvement in such organizations is associated What is the relationship between cultural beliefs about gender, with a range of changes in multiple policy domains, from human rights work, family and the durability of gender inequality? How do cultural to the political incorporation of subordinated groups to environmental beliefs interact with socioeconomic processes to foster the creation, policy. While research has focused on the largely progressive political maintenance and change of gender inequality? How can cultural beliefs effects of INGOs, especially in the areas of human rights liberalization, themselves be changed to promote equality? In this session, gender less work has been devoted to connecting such changes to social scholars will share their ideas about the cultural foundations of gender inequality. This thematic session considers the consequences of inequality, how those foundations endure, and how they can be eroded INGOs for social inequality, at the global, regional, national, and to foster a more gender equitable society. community levels of analysis. One aim of the session is to illuminate the myriad mechanisms through which INGOs ameliorate and 074. Thematic Session. Criminal Justice Processing: exacerbate social inequality. Turning Points in Inequality 076. Thematic Session. Interrogating Inequalities Session Organizer: Alexes Harris, University of within Sociology (co-sponsored with the Washington Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology) Presider: Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware Minor Crimes, Epic Records, and Inequalities in Session Organizer: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Employment and Health. Christopher Uggen, Presider: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University University of Minnesota Panelists: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University The Social Life of Criminalized Young Adults. Alice Joey Sprague, University of Kansas Goffman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Rodney D. Coates, Miami University The Moral Career of the Snitch. Jooyoung Kim Lee, Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological University of Toronto Association A Perverse Relationship: Criminal Justice's Felons, Discussant: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona Clients and Subjects in an Era of Mass Conviction. For sociology as a discipline to play a role in interrogating and remedying inequality it needs the widest possible range of Alexes Harris, University of Washington constituencies, paradigms, and methods. The session will showcase Discussant: Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware critical analysis of inequality about sociology and its effects on our This session will spotlight recent work on the role of criminal justice paradigms, concepts, methods, and findings. processing on the production of inequality and as a turning point within the life course. In response to the massive rise in conviction and 077. Thematic Session. Legal Rights and Inequality incarceration rates over the last thirty-eight years, many sociologists and criminologists have labeled the criminal justice system as a social stratifying institution. Much of the current research, for example, on Session Organizer: Robin Stryker, University of Arizona “collateral consequences” highlights the ways societal stigma has Presider: Robin Stryker, University of Arizona impacted individuals’ ability to reintegrate into society (e.g., employers’ Panelists: Lauren B. Edelman, University of California- attitudes and landlord’s discrimination). In contrast, this panel Berkeley investigates the ways the criminal justice system itself specifically generates inequality by, for example, placing offenders in a liminal legal Michael McCann, University of Washington status, assessing unfeasible monetary sanctions, keeping probationers Heinz Klug, University of Wisconsin-Madison under constant surveillance and control, and even forcing “suspect” Varun Gauri, World Bank victims to compromise their safety and undermine their social Robin Stryker, University of Arizona relationships within their neighborhoods. Panelists will highlight their There has been lively debate about whether and under what research investigating formal and informal policies, laws, and practices conditions, law and particularly codified legal rights and attendant rights of the criminal justice system that legally, socially and emotionally discourses, can promote greater economic and social equality. There transform citizens for the remainder of their lives. is substantial scholarship suggesting how legal rights create, extend, reinforce or at best leave intact class, race, gender and other 075. Thematic Session. International Organization of inequalities and principles of exclusion. But there also is substantial Stratification: How INGOs Matter for Multilevel scholarship specifying how, and under what conditions, provision of Inequality new legal rights to disadvantaged or marginalized populations can mitigate or undermine such inequalities and exclusions, contributing to progressive social change. Typically questions of the relationship Session Organizer: Jason Beckfield, Harvard University between legal rights and durable inequalities are addressed separately, Presider: Jason Beckfield, Harvard University by scholars of civil and political rights (CPR) on the one hand, and Panelists: Ann Swidler, University of California-Berkeley scholars of economic, social and cultural right (ESCR) on the other. Thomas Hannan, University of California-Los Angeles This panel brings together scholars focusing on CPR with scholars focusing on ESCR, and scholars focusing on the US with scholars Susan Cotts Watkins, University of California-Los focusing on the global arena. Panelists are all senior scholars, but are Angeles drawn from diverse disciplines, including sociology, law, economics and Evan Schofer, University of California-Irvine political science, and from within and outside the academy. They will Jocelyn S. Viterna, Harvard University draw on extant research, including their own, to reflect on debates about the relationship between legal rights and inequality, elucidating Jackie Smith, University of Pittsburgh key issues and staking out different positions in these debates. Each panelist will speak for about 10 minutes, after which we will open the floor for questions and broader discussion among the panelists and Session Organizer: Julia McQuillan, University of members of the audience. Nebraska-Lincoln 078. Special Session. Contemporary Leader: Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Transformations in the Forms and Content of Panelists: Dana M. Britton, State University of New Religion (co-sponsored with the Association for Jersey-Rutgers the Sociology of Religion) Arthur L. Greil, Alfred University Samuel Rosenberg, Ramapo College Session Organizer: Fred Kniss, Eastern Mennonite Barbara Feldman, New Jersey City University University Judith A. Howard, University of Washington Presider: Kelly Haesung Chong, University of Kansas The Paths to Promotion Workshop will provide concrete suggestions to prepare for a successful promotion to full professor What’s Old and Social about ‘Spirituality’ and Why It experience. Panelists have all either done research on the promotion to Matters for Sociology. Courtney J. Bender, Columbia full process or have been chairs or deans of Sociology departments. University They will help participants to make career decisions and prepare Lived Religion in the Senate: An Analysis of Chaplains’ materials for promotion to full professor – clarifying an often murky process. Workshop panelists come from a variety of institution types. Prayers. Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University; After brief general suggestions that will be helpful for faculty at any type Margaret Clendenen, Brandeis University; Laura R. of institution, participants will have time for small group discussion with Olson, Clemson University a panelist who is at similar institution to their own. Participants are Majority versus Minority Religious Status and the Ethno- welcome to bring their CV to get feedback about what they can do to Religious Activism of Indian Americans. Prema Ann increase their chances of promotion to full. Kurien, Syracuse University 082. Poilcy and Research Workshop. Using Census Civil Religion in the Neoliberal Moment: National Identity Microdata for Quantitative Research and Political Conflict. Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University-Chicago Session Organizer: Katie Genadek, University of This session will explore significant transformations in Minnesota contemporary religion resulting from trends such as globalization, international migration, organizational decline, new spiritualities, and Leader: Katie Genadek, University of Minnesota the like. This workshop will cover the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series (IPUMS), the world’s largest collection of publicly available 079. Author Meets Critics Session. Progress for the individual level census data. These data include US Decennial Census data, American Community Survey data and Census data from more Poor (Oxford University Press, 2011) by Lane than 70 countries. We will explain how the datasets were created and Kenworthy integrated, demonstrate how they can be obtained free of charge through the web-based extraction system, and give examples of using Session Organizer: Alexander Hicks, Emory University the data in sociological research. For more information on the IPUMS, Author: Lane Kenworthy, University of Arizona go to www.ipums.org. Presider: Bruce Western, Harvard University 083. Policy and Research Workshop. Critics: Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina- Interdisciplinary Research in the Social & Charlotte Behavioral Science: Project Conceptualization to Reihan Salamm, The National Review Research Outcomes Irv Garfinkel, Columbia University TBD Session Organizer: Patricia E. White, National Science 080. Regional Spotlight Session. Sandy, Climate Foundation Change, and the Future of New York City Leader: Patricia E. White, National Science Foundation Co-Leaders: R. Saylor Breckenridge, Wake Forest Session Organizer: Eric Klinenberg, New York University University Presider: Eric Klinenberg, New York University Katherine Meyer, The Ohio State University Panelists: Sherri Fink, Journalist Joane Nagel, University of Kansas Klaus Jacob, Columbia University Jan E. Stets, University of California-Riverside In Fall 2012 The National Science Foundation (NSF) initiated a call Eric Klinenberg, New York University for interdisciplinary research in the social and behavioral sciences. The Harvey L. Molotch, New York University aim of the competition is to promote the conduct of interdisciplinary In recent years, sociologists have begun to explore the human research by teams of investigators in the social and behavioral consequences of climate change, particularly disasters. This panel sciences. Supported research will integrate theoretical approaches explores the reasons why New York City's social and physical and methodologies from multiple disciplinary fields and yield infrastructures were so vulnerable to Superstorm Sandy and examines generalizable insights and information that will advance basic whether and how they can be strengthened. The discussion will focus knowledge and capabilities across multiple disciplinary fields. on but also transcend New York City, since today all cities must adapt Workshop participants will share their experience in developing, for a future of more extreme weather events. reviewing and securing funding for projects that involve multiple disciplines as well as research findings reflective of the interdisciplinary 081. Professional Development Workshop. Advice on approach. The session is interactive; audience participation is Seeking Promotion to Full Professor encouraged. 084. Teaching Workshop. The Sociology of Effective Differential Effects of Economic Integration and Lecturing Globalization on Income Inequality across 22 Postindustrial Societies. Daniel Auguste, Session Organizer: Diane Pike, Augsburg College University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Leader: Diane Pike, Augsburg College The Class Distribution of National Income in 18 Co-Leader: Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College OECD Countries. Edo Navot, University of Admitting to being a poor lecturer might be akin to acknowledging Wisconsin-Madison that one is a bad driver or terrible at sex—no one wants to go there. If Political Polarization and Income Inequality in the an instructor can’t lecture effectively, there’s a core problem no matter how many small group exercises, videos, or pair-shares he and she United States, 1913-2008. Roy Kwon, University includes. In other words, faculty need to talk in learning settings and of La Verne they need to do it as successfully as possible. Whether a formal lecture The Financial Crisis and the Black Box of the or a didactic section of a longer class session, lecturing is a skill none Corporate Bond Market. Daniel Maman, Ben of us should take for granted. Please join us for a high engagement session on strengthening this core practice. Gurion University-Negev A. Table 03. Race, Crime, and Neighborhood Risks 085. Graduate Programs in Sociology Table Presider: Hollie Nyseth Brehm, University of Minnesota Session Organizers: Jamie Hecht, American Sociological Age, Sex, and the Crime of Genocide. Hollie Nyseth Association Brehm, University of Minnesota; Christopher Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Sociological Uggen, University of Minnesota Association Beyond Dystopias: How the Poorest of the Urban 1. City University of New York 2. Fayetteville State University 3. Poor are Regulated in America. Mike Rowan, Florida International University 4. George Washington University 5. Humboldt State University 6. Kent State University 7. Loyola University- New York University Chicago 8. Middle Tennessee State University 9. Kent State University Formerly Incarcerated and Convicted People's 10. Oklahoma State University 11. The Ohio State University 12. Relative Inclusion in Local Reentry Policymaking. Syracuse University 13. Texas State University-San Marcos 14. Tulane Julie Setele, University of California-Davis University 15. University of Alabama-Birmingham 16. University of California-Santa Cruz 17. University of Central Missouri 18. University Neighborhood Conditions, Self-Efficacy, and the of Cincinnati 19. University of Delaware 20. University of Hawaii-Manoa Future Orientation of Youth. Sarah Samblanet, 21. University of Massachuttes-Boston 22. University of Miami 23. Kent State University University of Michigan 24. University of Minnesota 25. University of A. Table 04. Religion in Schools Nevada-Reno 26. University of New Hampshire 27. University of North Carolina-Charlotte 28. University of Notre Dame 29. University of Table Presider: Mirjam Kuenkler, Princeton University Oklahoma 30. University of Texas-Austin 31. University of Wisconsin- A private matter? Religious Education and Milwaukee 32. University of Western Ontario 33. Washington State Democracy in Israel and Indonesia. Mirjam University 34. Wayne State University 35. Western Kentucky University Kuenkler, Princeton University; Hanna Lerner, Tel 086. Open Refereed Roundtable Session I. Aviv University What’s He Going to Say? Don’t Baptize Her? 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: Adaptability versus Distinctiveness in a Catholic Session Organizer: Shirley A. Hill, University of Kansas Conversion Class. Rachel Hannah Ellis, Open Refereed Roundtable Session. A. Table 01. Higher University of Pennsylvania Education in Transition Schooling as Devotion: Missionary Templates and Table Presider: Melissa Pittaoulis, Temple University Contemporary Practices of Sexual Interdiction in Attitudes and Approaches Towards Choosing a Malawian Schools. Margaret Frye, University of College Major. Melissa Pittaoulis, Temple California-Berkeley University A. Table 05. Race: Beyond the Black-White Dichotomy The Effects of Undergraduate Student Loan Debt on Table Presider: Michelle D. Byng, Temple University Graduate and Professional School (“GPS”) If only they were white and we were too: Second- Enrollment. Healey Whitsett, NERA Economic generation Muslim Americans on race. Michelle Consulting D. Byng, Temple University How Do College Students Differ in their Internet Use Incorporating Inequality. Baranda Jahel Sawyers, or Digital Skills? Michael Allan Dickard, Drexel University of North Texas University; Howard T. Welser, Ohio University; The Collectively Color-Blind: Racial Formation and Laurie Russell Hatch, Ohio University Group Identity among Multiracial Black High Using Facebook to Engage Learners in a Large School Students. Alyssa Marie Newman, Introductory Course. Kevin D. Dougherty, Baylor University of California-Santa Barbara University; Brita Andercheck, Baylor University The Federal Acknowledgment Process and the Legal A. Table 02. Income Inequalities: Global Perspectives (De)Construction of American Indian Tribal Table Presider: Daniel Auguste, University of North Identity. Angela A. Gonzales, Cornell University; Carolina-Chapel Hill Timothy Quinn Evans, Holland & Knight, LLP A. Table 06. Immigration: Attitudes and Policies Table Presider: Tim Reeskens, University of Disease Control in Britain and America during the Amsterdam 19th Century: Sanitation versus Quarantine. Economic Attitudes in the Age of Migration. Tim Charles Allan Mccoy, University of Virginia Reeskens, University of Amsterdam; Ling Zhu, The Satisfactory Midwife Bag: Midwifery Regulation in University of Houston South Carolina, Past and Present Considerations. Education, Employment, and Immigration Policy: Alicia Bonaparte, Pitzer College Perspectives of the Parents of Undocumented Healthcare Managers’ Job Satisfaction and Self- Latino Students in Chicago. Dennis Kass, Efficacy in Determining Aid or Obstruction to Chicago Law and Education Foundation; Lucila Advancement for Staff. Kendra Jason, North Rivas, Chicago Law and Education Foundation; Carolina State University Michael Onstott, Chicago Law and Education Linking Cognitive and Moral Prejudice with Political Foundation Ideology and Party Identification: Perceptions of Explaining variability in the effect of values on Health Disparities. Harry Perlstadt, Michigan attitudes toward immigration in European State University countries. Eldad Davidov, University of Zurich; The Unhidden Curriculum: Medical School Mission Bart Meuleman, University of Leuven; Elmar Statements and Primary Care Production. Joanna Schlüter, University of Giessen; Shalom H. Veazey Brooks, University of Pennsylvania Schwartz, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Peter A. Table 10. The Impact of the US Economic Decline Schmidt, University of Giessen Table Presider: Arthur S. Alderson, Indiana University Immigrants’ Life Strategies and Opportunity Compared to Whom? Inequality, Social Comparison, Structures: Focus on Post-Independent Ukrainian and Happiness in the U.S. Arthur S. Alderson, Migrants. Olga Oleinikova, University of Sydney Indiana University; Tally Katz-Gerro, University of A. Table 07. Race: Continuing Inequalities Haifa Table Presider: Lee G. Streetman, Delaware State Confidence in American Institutions from 1973-2010: University Disentangling Age, Period, and Cohort Effects. Attitudes toward the Drive for Diversity among Michael Damian Stout, Missouri State University; NASCAR fans. Lee G. Streetman, Delaware State Philip Schwadel, University of Nebraska-Lincoln University The Effect of Marketization on Nonprofit Arts and From Adolescence to Adulthood: The Psychological Culture Constituencies. Jason Martin, Temple and Delinquent Effects of Skin Tone for Blacks. University Karletta White, University of Iowa A. Table 11. Economic Trends and Markets in Global Minor Minorities: Toward A Critical and Unifying Context Theory of Subjectivity. Pantea Javidan, London Table Presider: Curtis D. Child, Brigham Young School of Economics and Political Science University Racial Individualism and Interpretations of Downward Institutional Choice Redux: New Supply Theory and Mobility among African Americans from Middle the Choice Between Nonprofit and For-Profit Income Households. Jessica S. Welburn, Forms. Curtis D. Child, Brigham Young University of Michigan University; Eva Witesman, Brigham Young A. Table 08. Political Processes and Consequences University; David B. Braudt, Brigham Young Table Presider: Emma Pendzich Greeson, University of University California-San Diego Law and the Global Foreign Exchange Market. An Exploration of Immigrant Political Participation: Rachel Harvey, Columbia University Towards a Life Course Perspective. Julie Stewart, Shock Therapy as a Neo-Liberal Response to an University of Utah; Neal Caren, University of North Economic Crisis. Maksim Lvovich Kokushkin, Carolina-Chapel Hill Kalamazoo College; Alicia M Pettys, Kalamazoo Conceptual Diagram and Empirical Assessment of College Nationalism in the Ethnic Nation. Shunsuke Pedagogic Governance and the Financialization of Tanabe, Waseda University; Kunisuke Hamada, Everyday Life: Micro Finance for Marginalized Osaka University of Commerce Women in Israel. Adriana Kemp, Tel Aviv Discursive constructions of nationality and the University; Nitza Berkovitch, Ben Gurion University Silesian challenge to the nation-state in post- A. Table 12. Crime and Delinquency communist Poland. Emma Pendzich Greeson, Table Presider: Cameron Riopelle, University of Illinois University of California-San Diego Race, Age and Custody Grade Outcomes for Female The Class Legacies of Colonial Rule: Democracy and Prisoners. Cameron Riopelle, University of Illinois Authoritarianism in the Developing World. Zophia The impact of girlfriends on desistance processes Yolande Edwards, Boston University among socially deprived young adults. Steffen A. Table 09. Issues in Health Care Zdun, Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on Table Presider: Alicia Bonaparte, Pitzer College Conflict and Violence The Persistent Significance of Racial and Economic the Quest for Equal Citizenship. Irene Pang, Inequality on the Size of Municipal Police Forces. Brown University Jason Thomas Carmichael, McGill University; Two Decades of Negative Educational Selectivity of Stephanie L. Kent, Cleveland State University Mexican migrants to the United States. Michael S Examining Crime on Campus: Factors Influencing Rendall, University of Maryland-College Park; Reports of Crime at Colleges and Universities. Susan Parker, Mexico City Department of Shannon K. Jacobsen, State University of New Economics Jersey-Rutgers The Relationship between Integration and A. Table 13. Health Care Inequalities Transnationalism: Comparative Research in North Table Presider: C. Andre Christie-Mizell, Vanderbilt America, North Africa, and Europe. Ernesto University Castaneda, University of Texas-El Paso African Americans and the Use of Psychiatric A. Table 16. Negotiating Sexual Identities and Medications: Trust versus Mistrust. C. Andre Relationships Christie-Mizell, Vanderbilt University; Whitney Table Presider: Saskia Aerts, Ghent University Laster, Vanderbilt University; Helena Eyram A qualitative exploration of gender differences in Dagadu, Vanderbilt University; Stacye Annyna sexual identity development and school Blount, Fayetteville State University performance. Saskia Aerts, Ghent University; Disclosure of Positive Serostatus among People Mieke Van Houtte, Ghent University; Alexis Living with HIV in Tema, Ghana: Decisions and Dewaele, Ghent University Outcomes. Ami R. Moore, University of North The Contact Hypothesis: Heterosexuals’ Attitudes Texas; Ethel Sakitey, University of Legon toward Same-Sex Couples. Annalise Skavo Income and Health: The Contributing Effects of Loehr, Indiana University; Long Doan, Indiana Unemployment Trajectories over the Life Course. University; Lisa Miller, Indiana University- Hanyao Qiu, University of Florida; Robert G. Bloomington White, University of Florida Understanding and Confronting Gay-Related Making Community Claims: Environmental Racism Prejudice through The Laramie Project: A and Cross-Gender Motherwork in the South Qualitative Analysis. Meredith Gwynne Fair Bronx. Ariella Rabin Rotramel, Connecticut Worthen, University of Oklahoma College The Intergenerational Relationships between Mid- to A. Table 14. Labor Markets: Challenges and Transitions Later-Life Gay and Lesbian Children and their Table Presider: Ningzi Li, Cornell University Aging Parents. Corinne Reczek, University of Institutional Interaction and Product Diversity: A Case Cincinnati Study of a Local Market in China. Ningzi Li, A. Table 17. Education: Contemporary Issues Cornell University Table Presider: Sheilah Renee Cotten, Louisburg Employment, Race, and Single Mothers, 2000-2008: College Is Employment Equally Beneficial across Race in Impacts of ICAC Intervention on Students’ Computer Changing Economic Times? Sarah Damaske, Usage, Attitudes, and Anxiety: The Role of Pennsylvania State University; Jenifer L. Bratter, Teacher Effects. Shelia R. Cotten, University of Rice University Alabama-Birmingham; Philip Gibson, University of Excluding Inclusion at the Workplace: A Transaction Alabama-Birmingham; LaToya J. O'Neal, Cost Approach to Temporary Layoffs. Andrea University of Alabama-Birmingham; Zachary Hense, Bielefeld University; Susanne Edler, Simoni, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Kristi Bielefeld University L. Stringer, University of Alabama-Birmingham; The Globalization of the Organizing Model--The Sarah Khaledi, University of Alabama-Birmingham Impact of U.S. Unionism Around the World. Jamie Interest Groups vie for Public Support: The Battle McCallum, Middlebury College over Affirmative Action in California and Michigan. An Organizational Ecology Approach to Assessing Serena Hinz, Vanderbilt University Unmet Demand for Voluntary Organizations. Campus Climate: Results from Faculty Focus Groups Sean Fitzhugh, University of California-Irvine; in a Midwestern State University System. Debra Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine F. Peterson, Bemidji State University; Colleen A. Table 15. Immigration and Assimilation Greer, Bemidji State University Table Presider: Michael S Rendall, University of Unpleasant Time, Education and Recession in Maryland-College Park America in 2006 and 2010. Roger Patulny, Exploring the Immigrant Paradox: The association University of Wollongong; Jennifer Sinclair, Royal between perceived social position and subjective Melbourne Institute of Technology mental health. Kelly K. Kato, State University of A. Table 18. Gendered and Racialized and Violence New Jersey-Rutgers Table Presider: Elizabeth Sabbath, University of New The Right to Exams: Migrant Parents in Beijing and Mexico A Study on the University of Colorado Rape Case. University of British Columbia; Jing Zhao, Elizabeth Sabbath, University of New Mexico University of British Columbia The Intersectionality of Sex, Race, and Logics of Social Right: How Aging Taiwanese Psychopathology in Predicting Violent Crimes. Immigrants Think About Public Benefits in the U.S. Deborah Baskin, Loyola University-Chicago; IRA Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Academia Sinica SOMMERS, Loyola University-Chicago A. Table 22. Aging and Health Sexual Violence and Intersectionality: The Rape of Table Presider: Hui Liu, Michigan State University Black Women by White Men. Rachel Feinstein, Disability Trends by Marital Status among Older Texas A&M University Americans, 1997-2010. Hui Liu, Michigan State Police Brutality, the State and the Institutionalization University; Zhenmei Zhang, Michigan State of Racial Violence. Amanda Moras, Sacred Heart University University Spousal influence on mammography screening: a life A. Table 19. Health: The Impact of Social Factors course perspective. Sarah Missinne, Ghent Table Presider: Noura E. Insolera, Panel Study of University; Elien Colman, Ghent University; Piet Income Dynamics Bracke, Ghent University Does Racist Belief Harm Majority’s Health in the The Politics of Elder Care Reforms in Lithuania. U.S.? YeonJin Lee, University of Pennsylvania Arunas Juska, East Carolina University Health, Obesity, Risk Factors, and Behaviors: The Sitter Industry for the elderly. Deidre A. Tyler, Analysis Using the Panel Study of Income Salt Lake Community College Dynamics. Noura E. Insolera, Panel Study of Inequality in Mortality: General and Elderly suicide in Income Dynamics South Korea. Jaein Lee, University of Maryland- Reconsidering inequalities in preventive health care: College Park a life course perspective. Sarah Missinne, Ghent A. Table 23. Families: Gender and Policy Issues University; Karel Neels, University of Antwerp Table Presider: Stefan Kuehner, University of York Social relations and self-rated health: Investigating Comparing The Effects Of Cash Benefits And In-Kind the role of age and positive affect. Tali Spiegel, Services On Family Outcomes: A Scoping Paper. University of Groningen; Lea Ellwardt, University Stefan Kuehner, University of York; John Hudson, of Groningen; Rafael P.M. Wittek, University of Department of Social Policy and Social Work Groningen; Nardi Steverink, Farm Women’s Triple Burden: Effect of Hours A. Table 20. Fertility: Choices and Decision Making Worked and Appreciation on Depressive Table Presider: Kayla Pritchard, University of Symptoms and Marital Happiness. Alexis Nebraska-Lincoln Swendener, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Maternal Age and Low Birth Weight: The Impact of Making Plans and Choosing Locations: Mothers' Background SES in the Weathering Hypothesis. Gendered Experiences of Leisure with Adults. Jeff Dennis, University of Texas-Permian Basin Elizabeth Burkhalter, State University of New Education and Fertility: Life Course and Partnership York-Albany Perspectives. Marita Jacob, University of Work environmennt and the division of housework in Cologne; Gerrit Bauer, Ludwig-Maximilians- Japan. Makiko Fuwa, University of Tokyo Universität München; Michael Ruland, University A. Table 24. Teaching Sociology of Bamberg Table Presider: Cheryl Llewellyn, State University of Fertility Intentions of Stepmothers: How Important are New York-Stony Brook Biological Ties? Kayla Pritchard, University of Learning Through Experience: The Necessity of Nebraska-Lincoln Feminism in the Classroom. Cheryl Llewellyn, Induced Abortion in First Pregnancies of Adult State University of New York-Stony Brook; Women: A Life Course Perspective. Elizabeth Amanda Kennedy, State University of New York- Lawrence, University of Colorado Stony Brook A. Table 21. Migration Experiences Sociological Swagger: An Innovative Approach to Table Presider: Erin Trouth Hofmann, Utah State Teaching Sociological Perspectives and Research University Methods Using Hip Hop Culture. Andrew Herman Today Everything is Backwards: Gender Ideology and Mannheimer, Florida State University; Lisa Labor Migration in the Republic of Georgia. Erin Munson Weinberg, Florida State University Trouth Hofmann, Utah State University The Impact of Social Class on Influence and Manufacturing Gender: The Construction of Performance in Task-Oriented Settings. Sandra Masculine Servility of Thai Migrants to Taiwan. Kai Nakagawa, Stanford University Yu-Kang Fan, University of Southern California Tools or Toys: The Ongoing Antagonism of Sociology Transnational Settlement as Process: Everyday to the Sociological Imagination and the Macro- Routines for three Cohorts of Immigrants from Micro Connection. Paul Prew, Minnesota State Beijing to Vancouver. Nathanael T. Lauster, University-Mankato; Nadarajan Sethuraju, Minnesota State University-Mankato; Martel A. Straightedge Adherents. Jason Ferris Torkelson, Pipkins, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers A. Table 25. Workplace Issues and Policies Towards a Narrative Understanding of the Table Presider: Eric C. Dahlin, Brigham Young Constitution of Everyday Experience. Maria Islas University Lopez, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Insiders and Outsiders in the Workplace: the Right to fight: Examining the narratives and aesthetics composite team as a work-related boundary. violence in women’s boxing. Paloma Naomi Marie-Rachel Jacob, Holmes, University of Toronto Seeing Outside the (Organizational) Box: The Impact A. Table 29. Political Economy of Family Context on Employee Motivation and Table Presiders: Ori Swed, University of Texas-Austin Performance. Eric C. Dahlin, Brigham Young Felicia Feng Tian, Duke University University; Bradley Marianno, Brigham Young Hi-Tech and Military Capital- Israel's economic University; Lance D. Erickson, Brigham Young development model. Ori Swed, University of University Texas-Austin; John Sibley Butler, University of The context of employment discrimination: Texas-Austin Interpreting the findings of a field experiment. Ideas for a Workers Commonwealth. Jerome Braun, Arnfinn H. Midtboen, Institute for Social Research Cornell University Work Shifts and Shifting Work: Workloads Among Confusion, Acquiescence and Resistance: The Academic Surgeons Following Resident Work “Confusion Struggles” among the Chilean State, Hour Reforms. James E. Coverdill, University of Banks, and Mortgage-Debtors’ Movement. Georgia Sebastian Gabriel Guzman, New School for Social A. Table 26. Culture and Communication Research Table Presider: Mehmet Ozan Asik, University of The Global Water Regime: Global Governance Cambridge Without Formal Regimes. Oriol Mirosa, University Ostalgia as Counter-Memory: The Multiplicity of of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Narratives Concerning Life in the German Strong Ties Still Matter: Tie Strength and Job Search Democratic Republic. Melanie Lorek, City in Reform-Era China, 1978-2008. Felicia Feng University of New York-Graduate Center Tian, Duke University; Nan Lin, Duke University Re-constitution of the News in the Private Sphere A. Table 30. Historical and Comparative Approaches When Journalists are Reconstructing the ‘Other’. Table Presider: Jillian L. Powers, Washington Mehmet Ozan Asik, University of Cambridge University-St. Louis The Duality of Philosophers’ Social Lives and Ideas. Sociology, Political Theory, Intellectual History: Monica Lee, University of Chicago contributions to the Study of Political Thought. Understanding the Place of the Computer Phone in Nathalia Henrich, Georgetown University Society. Jorge Ballinas, Temple University The Historical Context of Competing Beach A. Table 27. Cultural Sociology Constructs. Kennon John Rice, Albright College; Table Presider: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul Tracy Monegan Rice, Terraqueous Management University and Research Facebook. Liang-Wen Lin, University of California- The Transformative Possibilities of Diasporic Los Angeles Homeland Tourism: Discovering Heritage and Michel Foucault, the Medical Gaze, and the Becoming Worldly. Jillian L. Powers, Washington Archipelago of Power: Direct to Consumer University-St. Louis Advertisements. Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul Toward Intersectionality of Material Culture, Social University Structure and Culture: Rewriting Black History. Moral, Believing Global Actors: A Personalist, Brandie Marie Dingman, State University of New Culturalist Lens on Neoliberal Globalization. York-Albany Bradley J. Vermurlen, University of Notre Dame Photo stars. Dynamics of consecration of 087. MFP Research Session. Issues in Race, transnational elites in the global field of Ethnicity, and Global Movements. professional photo-journalism. Marco Solaroli, University of Bologna Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American A. Table 28. Culture and Social Theory Sociological Association Table Presider: Itai Vardi, Boston University Beth Floyd, American Sociological Association Quantifying Accidents: Cars, Statistics, and Presider: Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford University Unintended Consequences in Social Problems Viet Kieu Diasporic Returnees and their Ambivalence Construction. Itai Vardi, Boston University about the Contemporary Ho Chi Minh City Expatriate Seeing (Transitions to) Adulthood in Youth “Bubble”. Mytoan H. Nguyen Akbar, University of (Sub)Cultural Studies through the Eyes of Former Wisconsin-Madison Global Networks and the Local Potential for Nonviolent University; Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University; Change. Selina R. Gallo-Cruz, Emory University Stephanie Savell, Brown University The Irish of the Orient: Translating Racial Typologies, From minor to major: Social mobility and cultural Circulating Ideologies and Managing Imperial dissonance. Stijn Daenekindt, Ghent University; Subjects in Korea, 1945-1948. Yaejoon Kwon, Henk Roose, Ghent University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Transnational Connections and Cultured Disposition: Rethinking Race and Gender in the Military. Victor E. Framing Culture for Brazilian Elites. Danielle Ray, Duke University Hedegard, Boston College Class Imagery and Its Effects on Subjective Social 088. Regular Session. Contemporary Political Issues Location: Perceptions and Consequences Around the World. Mariah Debra Evans, University of Nevada- Session Organizer: Josh Pacewicz, Brown University Reno; Jonathan Kelley, University of Nevada-Reno; Presider: Maria M. Akchurin, University of Chicago Joanna Sikora, Australian National University Jim Crow 2.0?: Why States Consider and Adopt Discussant: Maria Charles, University of California-Santa Restrictive Voter Access Polices. Keith Gunnar Barbara Bentele, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Erin O'Brien, University of Massachusetts-Boston 091. Regular Session. Economic Sociology 2 Money in the Middle: Partisan Contribution Strategies among Elite Donors to Federal Elections, 1980-2008. Session Organizer: Gabriel Rossman, University of Jennifer A. Heerwig, New York University California-Los Angeles Religious Actors and Democratization: When do Grand Do Creative Workers Profit-Maximize? Evidence from a Ayatollahs Support Democratic Movements? Ali Field Audit Study with Handicraft Artisans in Southern Kadivar, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Ali India. Aruna Ranganathan, Massachusetts Institute Reza Eshraghi, University of North Carolina-Chapel of Technology Hill Paradoxical Publicity: The Negative Effect of Status on The Great Recession: Political Trust, Satisfaction with the Perception of Quality. Balazs Kovacs, University Democracy and Attitudes to Welfare-State of Lugano; Amanda J. Sharkey, University of Chicago Redistribution in Europe. Javier Polavieja, Qualities and Inequalities: How the Interplay of Quality Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Signals Shapes Economic Inequality. Fabien Accominotti, Columbia University 089. Regular Session. Culture and Identity A Friend Gave Me a Phone Number: Brokerage in Low- level Corruption. David Jancsics, City University of Session Organizer: Prudence L. Carter, Stanford New York-Graduate Center University Presider: Natasha Kumar Warikoo, Harvard University 092. Regular Session. European Integration: Politics A Very Long Engagement: The Persistence of and Participation Bridewealth in a South African Community. Michael W. Yarbrough, Yale University Session Organizer: Adrian Favell, Sciences Po Authority, Identity and Inequality in Domestic Food Work. Presider: Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento Carol S. Lindquist, Bemidji State University European IIntegration and Democracy in Postcommunist Pretense, putdowns, and missing identities in activists’ Countries: Test of Early Impact. Nina Bandelj, class talk. Betsy Leondar-Wright, Boston College University of California-Irvine; Bogdan Radu, Babes- Innovating Authenticity: Contemplative Worship in the Bolyai University; Katelyn Finley, University of Twin Cities. Annie Dille Jollymore, University of California-Irvine Minnesota Explaining citizens’ participation in a transnational Telling your Homosexuality: France and the Cultural European public sphere. Juergen Gerhards, Free Limits of ‘Coming Out’. Michael Stambolis- University-Berlin; Silke Hans, Free University-Berlin Ruhstorfer, University of California-Los Angeles; Is European Integration Causing Europe to Become Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los Angeles More Nationalist? :. Neil Fligstein, University of California-Berkeley; Alina Polyakova, University of 090. Regular Session. Culture and Inequality: California-Berkeley Conceptions of Class Local contexts and European trajectories. Romanian and British candidates and representatives in Spanish Session Organizer: Maria Charles, University of politics. Irina Ciornei, Universitat Autonoma de California-Santa Barbara Barcelona Presider: Maria Charles, University of California-Santa Mediated representative politics: the Euro-crisis and the Barbara politicization of the EU. H. Trenz, University of Encountering Inequality in American Civic Life. Peter T. Copenhagen Klein, Brown University; Elizabeth A. Bennett, Brown This session will focus on the effects of European integration in Southern Maine terms of new forms of political participation, effect on democracy and Presider: Michael A. Messner, University of Southern nationalism, and new types of mobilisation in the transnational European space. It will offer a contribution to the new empirical California sociology of the European Union. Hegemonic Masculinity and Health: Male Breast Cancer in the Public Imagination. Piper Coutinho-Sledge, 093. Regular Session. Immigration Enforcement, University of Chicago Deportations, and Exclusion Masculinities and Sexuality in Sport: An Examination of Masculinity in Sports Illustrated and Compete Session Organizer: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State Magazines. J.A. Carter, University of Cincinnati; Jodi University N. Stooksberry, University of Cincinnati Presider: Nestor P. Rodriguez, University of Texas- Masculinity as Stigma? On Men’s Constructions of Men Austin as Collectively Disadvantaged. Tristan Bridges, State Deportation, non-deportability and precarious lives: University of New York-Brockport Undocumented migrant children in the UK. Nando Talk of Sexual Intimacy on Stay-at-home Father Online Sigona, University of Birmingham Forums: Discussions of Masculinities, Deportations in the United States: Implications for Heteronormativity and Gendered Assumptions. Immigrant Communities. Nestor P. Rodriguez, Aundrea Snitker, Arizona State University University of Texas-Austin; Jacqueline M. Hagan, Discussant: Michael A. Messner, University of Southern University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; David Leal, California University of Texas-Austin Navigating Legal Status and Exclusion: Undocumented 096. Regular Session. Medical Sociology 2 Young Adults' Experiences of Parenthood. Laura E. Enriquez, University of California-Los Angeles Session Organizer: Jennifer Fishman, McGill University The Deportation of 1.5 Generation Immigrants: Policing, Presider: Jennifer Fishman, McGill University Profiling, and Assimilation. Tanya Maria Golash- Changing the Culture of Medical Practice: An Exploration Boza, University of California-Merced of Lean Healthcare in Primary Care. Caroline P. Not Valid For Identification: Gendered Migrations, Visa Gray, Research Institute of the Palo Alto Medical Structures and Invisible Webs of Dependence. Foundation; Dorothy Hung, Palo Alto Medical Banerjee Pallavi, Vanderbilt University Foundation Mastering the Art of Throughput: Physicians’ Strategies 094. Regular Session. Managing Criminal Identities to Discharge Patients from the Hospital. Hyeyoung and Ideologies Oh, University of California-Los Angeles The Commercialization of Medicine? Direct-to-Consumer Session Organizer: Richard Rosenfeld, University of Genetic Testing, Medical Professionals, and Markets Missouri-St. Louis for Bodily Knowledge. Rene Almeling, Yale Presider: Richard Rosenfeld, University of Missouri-St. University Louis We are Looking for New Horizons: Why and How How Dealing Drugs Makes Someone Cool: A Study of Argentinean Physicians Turn to Unconventional Young, Middle-Class Suburbanites. Scott Jacques, Medicines. Betina Freidin, University of Buenos Aires Georgia State University; Richard Thomas Wright, University of Missouri-St. Louis 097. Regular Session. Race, Gender, Environmental Manning Up: Hardcore Female Street Offenders’ Use of Justice Gender Neutralization and Switching. Volkan Topalli, Georgia State University Session Organizer: Kari Marie Norgaard, University of Systematic Assessment of Neutralization Processes in Oregon Terrorist Ideology and Motivation. Shuki J. Cohen, Presider: Sancha Doxilly Medwinter, Duke University John Jay College of Criminal Justice Beyond the Motherhood Narrative: Women The Sliding Scale of Snitching: A Qualitative Examination Environmental Justice Activists and the Protector of Stop Snitching in Three Philadelphia Communities. Identity. Shannon Elizabeth Bell, University of Patrick Carr, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Kentucky Susan E. Clampet-Lundquist, Saint Joseph's Burning Issues: An Environmental Justice Sustainability University; Maria J. Kefalas, Saint Joseph's University Analysis of Woody Biomass Energy and Waste This session addresses the construction and management of Incinerator Locations. Robin K. Saha, University of criminal identities and world views in the social worlds of drug dealers, Montana; Mike Ewall, Energy Justice Network; Glenn terrorists, and snitches. S. Johnson, Texas Southern University; Robert D. 095. Regular Session. Masculinities 2 Bullard, Texas Southern University Community Activism over Environmental Health Session Organizer: Jim Messerschmidt, University of Concerns: Examining Obstacles to Engagement. Thomas E. Shriver, Oklahoma State University; Chris Table 02. Social Movements and Protest Messer, Colorado State University-Pueblo; Alison E. Table Presider: Jeremy S. Forbis, University of Dayton Adams, University of Florida As Long as it Takes? Durations of Multiday Protests Living Day-to-Day Photovoice to Uncover Mitigating in the United States, 1960–1995. Nick Adams, Factors in an Environmental Justice community. K. University of California-Berkeley; Orestes 'Pat' Animashaun Ducre, Syracuse University Hastings, University of California-Berkeley Discussant: Celene Krauss, Kean University Economic crisis and mass protest: The pots and pans protests in Iceland. Jon Gunnar Bernburg, 098. Section on Body and Embodiment Paper University of Iceland Session. Social Policy, Social Welfare, and the Organized Civil Society: A Cross National Evaluation Body of Non-Governmental Organization Density on Anti-Governmental Demonstrations. Jeremy S. Session Organizer: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American Forbis, University of Dayton University Advocacy Organization Framing and the 2012 Presider: Melissa Ann MacDonald, University of London Olympic Games. Jayson Hunt, University California-Santa Barbara of California-Irvine; Nolan Phillips, University of Disciplining the (potentially) pregnant teen body: California-Irvine Biopower and adolescent pregnancy in the United Table 03. Policing Protest States. Christie A. Barcelos, University of Table Presider: Zachary Patrick Baumgart, University Massachusetts-Amherst of Wisconsin-Madison Abortion and Distress: The Role of State-Level Contexts. Friends, foes or estranged: A proposal for a critical Elizabeth Straley, University of Nebraska-Lincoln analysis of police during protest events. Zachary Disciplining Divorce, Securing the State: Gender and Patrick Baumgart, University of Wisconsin- Sexuality in State-Mandated Parenting Seminars. Madison Moon Charania, Tulane University; Wendy Simonds, Policy Contagion and the Policing of Protest in New Georgia State University York City, 1960-2006. Patrick Rafail, Tulane Regulating Technologies, Regulated Bodies: Re-making University Menstruation after Menstrual Suppression. Katie Ann Resisting Strategic Incapacitation: How OWS Hasson, University of Southern California Protesters Countered Spatial Containment, Discussant: Gay Young, American University Surveillance, and Information Control. Bob 099. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Edwards, East Carolina University; Patrick F. Movements Roundtable Session (one-hour). Gillham, University of Idaho The Revolution WIll Be Privatized? Privatization, 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Resistance, and Repression at the University of Session Organizers: Kai A. Heidemann, Christopher California. Chad Justin Valasek, University of Newport University California-San Diego; Nikolai Smith, University of Jeff A. Larson, Towson University California-San Diego Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Table 04. Social Media and ICTs Roundtable Session (one-hour) Table 01. Table Presider: Victoria L. Carty, Chapman University Organizations and Organizational Dynamics Blogging and Collective Civic Action after Hurricane Table Presider: Jennifer Carlson, University of Katrina: The Web as a Virtual Mobilization California-Berkeley Structure. David G. Ortiz, Tulane University; How Starr Developers Turned the Tide: Mechanisms Stephen F. Ostertag, Tulane University of Strategic Invention in a Multi-level field. Daniel Collective-in-formation: How Does Online Wu, Harvard University Communication Facilitate Popular Protest? Understanding the Power of the National Rifle Eunkyung Song, State University of New Jersey- Association: Toward a Theory of Socio-Legal Rutgers Movement Organizations. Jennifer Carlson, Is Setting Up a Facebook Page Enough for a Social University of California-Berkeley Movement? Yong Hyun Kim, University of What’s More Un-green Than a Fire? Alliances Michigan between the Public Health, Environmental, and Social Movements and New Technology: The Impact Firefighting Communities. Alissa Cordner, Brown of the Digital Revolution on Protest Activity. University; Phil Brown, Northeastern University Victoria L. Carty, Chapman University The Weaknesses of Civic Territorial Organizations: Table 05. Occupy Wall Street Civic Engagement and Homeowners Associations Table Presider: Eulalie Jean Laschever, University of in Urban China. Qiang Fu, Duke University; Nan California-Irvine Lin, Duke University Frustrated Crusaders or Outdoor Hoarders? The New York Times' Framing of Occupy Wall Street. Arthur E. Reed, Vanderbilt University Table 09. Participation & Mobilization II Are They Worthy?: Social Movements, Legitimacy, Table Presider: José Ignacio Nazif-Muñoz, McGill and Partisan Media. Eulalie Jean Laschever, University University of California-Irvine Capturing the fluidity of social movements: towards The People United: Solidarity in the Nascent Occupy an innovative methodology of participation Movement. Shantee Lorraine Rosado, University patterns. José Ignacio Nazif-Muñoz, McGill of Pennsylvania University Table 06. Organizations and Coalitions Framing and Emotional Resonance: Between Table Presider: Jane M. Walsh, University of Pittsburgh Alignment and Independence. Cristiana Olcese, Continuity After Abeyance: Dismantling of mobilizing London School of Economics and Political structure and generational turnover in the cycles of Science; Dunya van Troost, VU University protest. Yoko Iida Wang, University of Hawaii- Home Is Where Activism Starts: How Community Manoa Mechanisms Sustain Participation among More than the sum of its parts: Cooperation and Religious Anti-War Protesters. Sharon S. Oselin, mutual commitment in congregation-based California State University-Los Angeles community organizing. Eric A. Tesdahl, Vanderbilt The Influence of Service-Learning on Social University Movement Participation among College Processes of attention: The equivalence between Graduates. Fletcher Winston, Mercer University team, organizational and social movements. Table 10. Participation & Mobilization I Luciana Carvalho de Mesquita Ferreira, Insper Table Presider: Rachel V. Kutz-Flamenbaum, Institute of Education and Research University of Pittsburgh There's No Place Like Home: Geographically Collective Action, Social Movements, and Perpetrator Centralized Organizing in the CIW's Campaign for Participation in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. Fair Food. Jane M. Walsh, University of Aliza Luft, University of Wisconsin-Madison Pittsburgh From correlation to causation: The Evolution of Table 07. Tactics and Tactical Choice Collective Action in an Evolving Neighborhood. Table Presider: Katherine Tracy Everhart, Vanderbilt Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, VU University University Issues, Actions and Structures: Patterns of Participant Selling the Movement: Tactics of Aesthetic Support for CODEPINK and NOW. Rachel V. Performance in the University of Puerto Rico Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh Student Movement. Katherine Tracy Everhart, Triangles, squares and pentangles: multilevel feminist Vanderbilt University networking on violence against women. Conny Sustainable Lifestyles and Environmental Activism: Roggeband, FLASCO Ecuador How Lifestyle Change Supports Collective Action. Table 11. Outcomes I Janet A. Lorenzen, State University of New Table Presider: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State Jersey-Rutgers University Tactical Trends across Environmental Justice Cohort Consequences: The Effect of Political Organizations. Christie Parris, Emory University Generation on Cultural Challenges. Deana The Crisis of Victory and the Institutionalization and Rohlinger, Florida State University; Robyn Lewis Radicalization of the Civil Rights Movement. Brown, DePaul University Wayne Santoro, University of New Mexico; Max Culture's consequences: A New comparison of Fitzpatrick, University of New Mexico French and U.S. feminist movement outcomes. Table 08. Strategy and Spontaneity Benjamin Aldrich Moodie, University of California- Table Presider: Dana M. Moss, University of California- Berkeley Irvine Que se vayan todos! Understanding political Protest on the Fly: Resuscitating & Retheorizing outcomes of anti-austerity protests. Eric Turner, Spontaniety in the Dynamics of Collective Action. University of New Mexico David A. Snow, University of California-Irvine; The Performative Magic of Advocacy: Symbolic Dana M. Moss, University of California-Irvine Capital and Social Change. Guy Feldman, Bryn Strategic Action and Organizational Form as Frame in Mawr College; Roni Strier, University of Haifa; the New Wave Food Co-op Movement. Derek Hillel Schmid, Hebrew University Thomas Burk, Northwestern University Papers in this roundtable explore the topic of social movement Their Bottom Line: Social movements and the outcomes economics of incremental goals. Erin Evans, Table 12. Outcomes II University of California-Irvine Carnival in Notting Hill: The Strategic Use of Ritual How Funding Matters: An Examination of the and Its Outcomes. Jennifer Edwards, Environmental Movement in Canada. Catherine Northeastern State University; J. David Corrigall-Brown, University of Western Ontario Knottnerus, Oklahoma State University Effects on the Participants of Social Movements: fields and contexts across various social movments. Case of the Protest against G8 Summit. Kyoko Table 16. Frames and Framing Tominaga, University of Tokyo Table Presider: Jeanine Cunningham, University of The papers in this roundtable explore the topic of social movement Oregon outcomes Taking Back America: A Frame Analysis of Table 13. Social Movements and the State Participant Mobilization within the Tea Party Table Presider: Timo Böhm, University of Mannheim Movement. Jeanine Cunningham, University of Activists in Politics - The Influence of Personal Oregon Overlap on Social Movements' Success. Timo Movement-Countermovement Frame Interaction and Böhm, University of Mannheim Frame Debunking in the Global Warming Policy Investigating the Israel lobby: Seeing U.S. and Conflict. James Everett Hein, Erasmus University Canadian Foreign Policy Through a Social Rotterdam Movements Perspective. Rottem Sagi, University Movements in Context: Regional Cultures and the of California-Irvine Uptake of Social Movement Frames in Same-Sex Strategies in Interaction: State-Protest Relationship Marriage Activism. Jaime McCauley, Northern and Movement Consequences in Chinese Kentucky University Environmental Protests. Jean Yen-chun Lin, Frame Variation in the U.S. Environmental University of Chicago Movement, 1962-2004. Todd Schifeling, The Co-Optation of a Social Movement: Cooperation University of Michigan vs Contention in Social Movement-Political Party Papers in this roundtable explore the topic of framing across Interactions. Mary Beth Fallin Hunzaker, Duke different social movements. University Table 17. Feminist and LGBTQ Movements Papers in this roundtable explore the link between social Table Presider: Allison Reilly McGrath, Vanderbilt movements and state-based politics from a comparative perspective. University Table 14. Social Networks and Institutional Fields Age and feminist activism: The feminist protest within Table Presider: Amanda E. Maull, Pennsylvania State the Catholic Church in Franco’s Spain. Celia University Valiente, Universidad Carlos III Command Posts in Strategic Action Fields: A Bridge Groups and Religious Change: The Case of Comparison of Executive Actions towards LGBT Religious Activism at a Christian University. “Fracking”. Amanda E. Maull, Pennsylvania State Jonathan Scott Coley, Vanderbilt University University Engendering Hate: The Role of Feminism within the Suturing the Rifts: A Social Network Analysis of the White Supremacy Movement. Allison Reilly U.S. Food Advocacy Movement. Matthew C. McGrath, Vanderbilt University Friesen, University of Oregon LGBTQ Identity and Youth Civic and Political The Success and Failure of Institutionalized Social Engagement. Andreana L. Clay, San Francisco Movements: Network Analysis of the Korean State University; Veronica Terriquez, University of Women’s Movements. Myeongjae Yeo, Boston Southern California College Papers in the roundtable explore issues of gender and sexuality Using Networks and Fields to Understand Regional across different social movements. Differences within Women's Collective Political Table 18. Gender and Feminism Action, 1900-1975. Laura K. Nelson, University of Table Presider: Elizabeth Cherry, Manhattanville California-Berkeley College Papers in this roundtable explore the topics of social networks and Fields of Contention: Feminist Student Mobilization strategic action fields across different social movements. During Abeyance. Alison Crossley, University of Table 15. Networks, Fields and Contexts California-Santa Barbara Table Presider: Benjamin E. Lind, Higher School of Secular Sexism: The Reproduction of Gender Economics Inequality in the New Atheist Movement. Katja M. Media, Fields, and Public Interest: Interorganizational Guenther, University of California-Riverside Network Analyses of the Tea Party and Occupy Spilling Over to the Countermovement: Symbolic Wall Street. Benjamin E. Lind, Higher School of Boundaries, Feminist Organizations, and the Economics; Remy Cross, Webster University Religious Right. Kelsy Kretschmer, Southern Putting Distance In Its Place: The contextual role of Illinois University-Carbondale social movements. S. Matthew Stearmer, The Naked Against Domestic Violence: Mobilization and Ohio State University; Rachel Marie Durso, The New Media of a Feminist Weibo Activism in China. Ohio State University Ling Han, University of California-San Diego Rethinking Social Movements: A Competition-Conflict Papers for this roundtable explore social movement topics related Approach. Hiroe Saruya, The University of to gender and feminism. Michigan Table 19. Collective Identity and Mobilization Papers in this roundtable explore the topics of social networks, Table Presider: Daniel K. Cortese, Governors State University Differential Dispositions towards Online Social Kooky Extremists? Passionate Effectors of Change? Interaction. Zeynep Tufekci, University of North Or…?: Parsing the Dimensionality of ‘Activist’ Carolina-Chapel Hill Identity in Movements. Daniel K. Cortese, With the publication of Sherry Turkle's book, Alone Together, the Governors State University debate over the impacts of technology use on social connections and relationships has escalated. While the media hype the extreme impacts Social Movements and Everyday Life: How Collective of technology use on relationships, researchers try to understand how Identity Shapes Suffrage and Temperance varying types and levels of technology use affect different aspects of Cookbooks. Stacy Jeanne Williams, University of social connections and relationships. Researchers who are theoretically California-San Diego and empirically advancing research in this area will present their most advanced work to this session so that sociologists and the media can The Mismatch between Ideology and Practice in have a better understanding of 'Who's Lonely Now'. Establishing Group Membership. Ana Velitchkova, University of Notre Dame 101. Section on Consumers and Consumption Paper The Tea Party Movement: Sameness and Difference. Session. Consumption and the City Jessica Rae Petersen, Northern Illinois University The papes in this roundtable explore the linkages between Session Organizer: Laura J. Miller, Brandeis University collecitve identity and mobilization. Presider: Laura J. Miller, Brandeis University Table 20. Collective Action and Identity Storefront Businesses and Neighborhood Belonging: Table Presider: Zeynep Atalay, St. Mary's College of Aesthetics and “Neighborhood Character” on Three California Local Shopping Streets. Laura H. Braslow, City Turning Private Pain Into Public Action: Constructing University of New York-Graduate Center Activist-leader Identities in Faith-based More Urban than the City Itself: A Social Topography of Community Organizing. Michelle Oyakawa, The the Istinye Bazaar. Zach Richer, University of Ohio State University Maryland Collective Identity and Oppositional Frame Christmas Markets: Seasonal Theme Parks to Legitimize Resonance: Gendered Framing in the American Commercialization of Urban Public Space. Fang Xu, Abortion Debate. Alexa Jane Trumpy, St. Norbert City University of New York-Graduate Center College Glocalizing Malls in the Global South: Shopping Centers, Divided We Stand Understanding the Influence of Cities, and Consumers in Chile, Turkey, and India. Collective Action on Pan-Ethnic Collective Identity. Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley State University; Amber Celina Tierney, University of California- Jennifer Parker Talwar, Pennsylvania State Irvine University; Rodrigo Salcedo, Universidad Catolica del The Iranian Green Movement: Fragmented Collective Maule Action and Fragile Collective Identity. Arash Ever since the establishment of the first public marketplaces, sites Reisinezhad, Florida International University of consumption have shaped urban life. In the contemporary city, Papers in this roundtable explore the linkages between collective consumption is facilitated through multiple forms of urban design. This action and identity. session is intended to explore how urban space that is created with consumption in mind influences the experience of city life. 100. Section on Communication and Information Technologies Paper Session. Who's Lonely Now? 102. Section on International Migration Paper Examining the Impacts of Technology Use on Session. New Patterns of Emigration and Social Connections and Relationships Immigration

Session Organizers: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Session Organizer: Zai Liang, State University of New Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama-Birmingham York-Albany Presider: Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama- Presider: Zai Liang, State University of New York-Albany Birmingham Immigration in the Global South and the North-South Communication Matters: Usage Pattern, Social Capital, Divide: A Cross-National Analysis, 1960-2005. and ICT Impacts in the American Workplace. Matthew R. Sanderson, Kansas State University Wenhong Chen, University of Texas-Austin Mexico-U.S. Migration in Time: From Economic to Social Grandma Is On Skype: Family Social Networks, Mechanisms. Filiz Garip, Harvard University; Asad L. Reciprocal Socialization and the Diffusion of Asad, Harvard University Innovation. Nancy Horak Randall, Wingate Out of Africa: New Patterns of Settlement for African University; Anita Sue Pauley, Wingate University Immigrants in China. Bo Zhou, State University of Snapchat and Context Collapse: Theorizing context New York-Albany collusions, collisions, and compartmentalization. Unequal access to international mobility and inequalities Jenny L Davis, Texas A&M University; Nathan in the making of communities in Nigerian Diaspora. Michael Jurgenson, University of Maryland-College Apostolos Adrikopoulos, University of Amsterdam Park Discussants: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of Why We Keep Debating Loneliness: Cyberasociality and California-Berkeley Miao David Chunyu, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: Point New Evidence from Post-Socialist Transition Countries. Kevin D Curwin, University of 103. Section on Medical Sociology Paper Session. California-Riverside; Matthew C. Mahutga, Emergent Research in BioSocial Interactions University of California-Riverside Table 02. Geopolitics and Natural Resources Session Organizer: Kristen W. Springer, State University Table Presider: Jennifer E. Givens, University of Utah of New Jersey-Rutgers Geopolitics of Canadian Oil Sands and North Presider: Kristen W. Springer, State University of New American Shale Oil and Gas. Paul S. Ciccantell, Jersey-Rutgers Western Michigan University Childhood Trauma and Inflammation in Adulthood: An The Geopolitics of Geopolitics. Albert J. Bergesen, Examination of Age Variation and Mediating University of Arizona Mechanisms. Chioun Lee, Princeton University Unearthing Natural Resources’ Impact on Income Gender-specific gene-environment interaction in alcohol Inequality: a cross-national panel study. Andrew dependence: The impact of daily life events and Lowell Owen, University of California-Riverside GABRA2. Brea Louise Perry, University of Kentucky; Table 03. Gender and Welfare Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University Table Presider: Kelly Austin, Lehigh University Neighborhood Disorder and Stress: The Impact of Gendered Dimensions of the HIV Pandemic: Cortisol and Neighborhood on HIV Disease Women’s Non-Governmental Organizations and Progression. Lauren M. Kaplan, Goethe-Universität; HIV Prevalence in Less-Developed Nations. Mark Gail Ironson, University of Miami; Rick Stuetzle, D. Noble, University of North Carolina; Kelly University of Miami; Heidemarie Kremer, University of Austin, Lehigh University Applied Services-Frankfurt; Terrence D. Hill, Florida Three Worlds of the Chinese Welfare System. Qin State University Gao, Fordham University Socioeconomic status, health behavior, and leukocyte Inequality and Women’s Political Empowerment in telomere length. Belinda L. Needham, University of Southeast Asia. Nankyung Choi, City University of Michigan; Nancy E. Adler, University of California-San Hong Kong Francisco; Steven Gregorich, University of California- Wellbeing and vulnerability amid insecurity: Welfare San Francisco; David Rehkopf, Stanford University; Institutions and Inequality in China and Viet Nam. Jue Lin, University of California-San Francisco; Jonathan D. London, City University of Hong Kong Elizabeth Blackburn, University of California-San Within-country Income Inequality in World-Historical Francisco; Elissa Epel, University of California-San Perspective. Daniel Thompson, Johns Hopkins Francisco University Discussant: Jeremy Freese, Northwestern University Table 04. Theory and Methods 104. Section on Political Economy of the World- Table Presider: Hiroko Inoue, University of California- System Roundtable Session (one-hour). Riverside Evolutionary formation of Social Complexity: modeling 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: the emergence of large-scale polities. Hiroko Session Organizers: Jennifer E. Givens, University of Inoue, University of California-Riverside Utah Investigating the Degree of Structure in the World- Ruben Dario Flores Sandoval, Higher School of Economy Using Concepts From Entropy Theory. Economics Salvatore J. Babones, University of Sydney Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic University Theoretical Tenability of Post-modern Imperial Hiroko Inoue, University of California-Riverside Formations: In Search of an Explanation. Section on Political Economy of the World-System Mohammad A. Chaichian, Mount Mercy University Roundtable Session (one-hour). Table 01. Finance Table 05. Environment, Land, and Agriculture and Markets Table Presider: Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic Table Presider: Ruben Dario Flores Sandoval, Higher University School of Economics On the Abandonment of Coffee Plantations in Financial cycles, the nature of world money and the Jamaica after Emancipation. John M. Talbot, future of US financial hegemony. Karl Beitel, University of West Indies-Mona University of California-Davis The Economic Gains and Environmental Losses of Foreign Investment and the Hegemonic Rise and Fall US Consumption: A World-systems and Input- Process. Roy Kwon, University of La Verne Output Approach. Christina Prell, University of Mexico and China Compete for the U.S. market: A Maryland; Kuishuang Feng, University of Relay Race to the Bottom? Kathleen C. Maryland; Martha Geores, University of Maryland; Schwartzman, University of Arizona Klaus Hubacek, University of Maryland The Developmental Origins of Neoliberal Land Grabs: Land, Livelihoods and Dispossession in Mexico Acquired Capital’s Influence on Income: China and Colombia. Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic versus United States. Muyang Li, State University University; Jennifer L. Bair, University of Colorado of New York-Albany Life After the Regime: Market Volatility After Fall of Changes in Education and Employment for the US Food Regime. Bill Winders, Georgia Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians, Institute of Technology; Gloria J. Ross, Georgia 2001–2011. Kirsti Rawstron, University of Institute of Technology; Alison Heslin, Emory Wollongong; Diane Sabenacio Nititham, University University; Hannah Weksler, Georgia Institute of of Illinois-Chicago Technology; Seanna Berry, Georgia Institute of Destination matters: Immigrant attitudes to education Technology and social advancement across two country Table 06. Public Sphere, Civil Society, and Social contexts. Adel Pasztor, Northumbria University Movements Posting Social Capital on a Korean American Table Presider: Thomas Ehrlich Reifer, University of Women’s Online Community. Joong-Hwan Oh, San Diego City University of New York-Hunter College Occupy Wall Street in the Longue Duree: Origins & Table 03. Addressing Underrepresentations in Higher Prospects. Thomas Ehrlich Reifer, University of Education San Diego A Gender Revolution? Exploring Gender Differences The Political Economy of News Gathering: Attention in PhD-related Education and Employment to Foreign Leaders in News Media, 1950-2008. Outcomes in the Netherlands. Mara Yerkes, Brandon Gorman, University of North Carolina- University of Queensland; Rens van de Schoot, Chapel Hill; Charles F. Seguin, University of North Utrecht University; Hans Sonneveld, University of Carolina-Chapel Hill Tilburg The transnational construction of access and voice Engineering the Future: African Americans in from below. Sabrina Zajak, Humboldt University- Graduate Engineering Education. Sandra L. Berlin Hanson, Catholic University-America; Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology 105. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Roundtable Using Social Science Theories to Study and Shape Session (one-hour). the Development of Minority and Women Scientists. Bhoomi K. Thakore, Loyola University- 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Chicago; Simon Nicholas Williams, Northwestern Session Organizer: Amy C. Steinbugler, Dickinson University; Michelle E. Naffziger-Hirsch, College Northwestern University; Jennifer Richardson, Section on Race, Gender, and Class Roundtable Loyola University-Chicago; Richard McGee, Session (one-hour). Northwestern University A Network Analysis of Social Capital Among "Non- Table 04. Gendered Violence Traditional" Students. Judith Sedaitis, Berkeley Gender, Violence, Citizenship: efforts to address College violence against women with precarious Among Friends? Classed Navigations of an Elite immigration status in Toronto, Canada. Salina Social Scene. Megan Theresa Thiele, University Abji, University of Toronto of California-Merced Intimate Partner Violence and Educational Examining the Influence of Mentors on Predominately Differences Among Married Couples in South White College Campuses. Whittney Brandon, Africa. Stephanie Bonnes, University of Colorado- Michigan State University Boulder Echoes from the Ivory Tower: Examining the Violence against Women: The Backstory to Experiences of Latina/o Faculty at Predominately Adolescent Mothers and School Failure. Mary White Institutions. Mark Anthony Dawson, Texas Patrice Erdmans, Case Western Reserve A & M University University Racial Threat on Campus? The Impact of Minority Honour Killings as label and practice: An Empirical Student Representation on School Security analysis of Canadian Press Coverage. Eran Shor, Measures. Thomas James Mowen, University of McGill University; Allie Shier, McGill University Delaware; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware Table 05. Intersectionality and the Production of Table 02. Exploring Social Capital: International Knowledge Perspectives American Sociology: History and Racially Gendered A Comparative Study on Middle-class and Working- Classed Knowledge Reproduction. Jennifer Lynn class Korean Immigrant Mothers’ Social Capital Wyse, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Within a Korean Community. Sujung Kim, University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Modeling Cumulative Disadvantage at the A Cross-National Comparison of Inherited and Intersection. Donald A. Lloyd, University of Southern California Science; Mimmi Barmark, Lunds Universetet Mutual Constitution in Race-Class-Gender Table 09. Intersectionality in Music, Film and Sports Scholarship. Allison Suppan Helmuth, George Culture Washington University; Ivy Ken, George Race, class and nation in Indian cinema’s feminine Washington University representations: From Mother India to Miss Blurring the Boundaries of Community: Muslim Universe. Meeta Rani Jha, Beatrice Bain Women and Gender Reform. Mahruq Fatima Research Group Khan, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Reframing the "King" of Rock and Roll: Race, Class, Reconceiving the Study of Up: A Relational Gender in the Classic Rock Era. Theresa A. Approach. Amy Elizabeth Stich, State University Martinez, University of Utah of New York-Buffalo; Julia Colyar, State University The Black Image in the White Mind: Color-blind of New York-Buffalo Racism in Modern Film. Philip Matthew Table 06. Attitudes Toward Inequality Pendergast, University of Colorado-Boulder Inequality Ideologies: How cognitive sociology can African American Representation in Big-Time Sports: illuminate vectors of inequality. Laurie Petty, The Case of Baseball. Bryan Lagae, University of University of Kansas Miami Monoracial and Multiracial Attitudes towards Racial Table 10. Class, Status, and the Pursuit of Mobility Inequality. Crystal Bedley, State University of Negotiating the Odds: Understanding the Strategies New Jersey-Rutgers and Techniques of Black Men who Made It. Lori Racial Apathy and Racial Religious Salvation Among Wiebold, Bradley University; Marwin Spiller, White College Students. Carol Walther, Northern Bradley University Illinois University Getting-By Girls' American Dreams: Nice-Paying Racial and Ethnic Differences in Perceptions of Jobs, White Picket Fences and "Nothing Big." Everyday Discrimination. Fang Gong, Ball State Michele Lee Rossi, University of California- University; Jun Xu, Ball State University; David T. Berkeley Takeuchi, University of Washington The Origin of Gangnam Style: Pursuing the Middle Race, Gender and Social Distance: A Study of Class Dream in South Korea, 1979-1986. Myung College Students’ Attitudes on Interracial Ji Yang, Rhode Island College Relationships. Pao Vue, St. John Fisher College The Socioeconomic Attainments of Filipino, Table 07. Racial and Class Boundaries Within Vietnamese, Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, and Neighborhoods Thai Americans. Isao Takei, Nihon University; Effects of Gentrification on Residents’ Quality of Life: Arthur Sakamoto, University of Texas-Austin; A Case Study of Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh. Chloe ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas Brown, West Virginia University; Rachael A. Teaching Social Skills for the Corporate World: What Woldoff, West Virginia University social skills can be taught and how? Dawna Racialized Boundary Work and Neighborhoods: White Goens, Northwestern University and Hispanic Differences in Belonging. Elena Table 11. Reflexivity in Social Movements, Politics, and Windsong, University of New Mexico Research Racially Segregated Residential Integration: The Changing the Present: Utopianism and Social Contradictory Social Spaces of a Racially Diverse Movements in Buenos Aires. Meghan Krausch, Neighborhood. Gina Spitz, University of University of Minnesota Wisconsin-Madison So After All My Logic And My Theory: Emancipatory Table 08. Educational Achievement and Inequalities Poetic Hiphop Research. Christopher G Roberts, Bad Behavior? Examining Teachers’ Perceptions of San Francisco State University School-Wide Student Behavior. Matthew James Spatial & reflexive contours of the researcher Martinez, University of Texas-San Antonio biography framed as outsider to space, place and Black-White Adult Education Inequality and County orientation. Joshua Bender, Columbia University; Migration. Heather Avery O'Connell, University of Susan Peterson, Curry College Wisconsin-Madison Table 12. Intersectional Perspectives on Occupations Obesity and Grade Point Average: Variation by and Employment Course Subject, Sex, and Race. Amelia R. Employment Matters: Unemployment, Low Wages, Branigan, Northwestern University and Job Discrimination among African American School Characteristics that Affect Migrant Student Males. Ron Stewart, State University of New FCAT Reading Scores. Heather Mauney, Florida York-Buffalo State University Individual Values and Occupational Choice: PSM and School choice and school segregation: the case of Public Sector Employment. Lauren Benditt, the Swedish natural science program. Stefan Stanford University Lund, School of Education, Psychology and Sport Intersections of Race and Gender Among African American and Japanese American Physicians. Presider: Matthias vom Hau, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Melissa Komeno Fujiwara, Independent Scholar Internacionals (IBEI) The influence of party ideology on the political Participatory Institutions, Political Offices, and Social representation of ethnic minorities in Belgium. Development as Public Health Provision in Porto Floor Eelbode, Ghent University Alegre, Brazil. Christopher Laurence Gibson, Simon Who’s Your Farmer? How Class, Race, Gender, and Fraser University Sexuality Intersect with Agriculture. Rachel Pockets of Effectiveness: Strong Public Institutions in Rybaczuk, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Weak States. Michael Roll, University of Wisconsin- Table 13. Sexuality and Gender in Education Madison Family Structure and Returning to School after the Re-centering State-Centered Theory: Public Sector birth of a Child. Carol Ann MacGregor, Loyola Workers and the 21st Century Developmental State in University New Orleans South Africa. Ben Scully, Johns Hopkins University Institutions and Intimacy: School-Based Sex Private Governance, Geopolitics, and Hybrid Regulatory Education as an Agent of Socialization. Sarah Outcomes in the Transnational Cotton Trade. Amy Helen Smith, State University of New York-Buffalo Adams Quark, College of William & Mary Full of Quirks and Secrets: Gender Bias and Discussant: Hillel Soifer, Temple University Stereotypes in Children’s Health Education Literature. Elise Perry, University of New Mexico 107. Section on Sociology of Education Paper Table 14. Contested Boundaries Between and Within Session. College Destination, Persistence, and Racial Groups Completion Marginalized Privilege: The Reproduction of Gender Inequality within African American Empowerment Session Organizers: Brian An, University of Iowa Politics. Kiana Cox, University of Illinois at Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina- Chicago Charlotte Seeing Like a Spouse: Groupness, Racial Identity, Presider: Joshua Brown, University of Virginia and Identification in Brazilian Black-White College Selectivity and Degree Completion. Liza Reisel, Couples. Chinyere Osuji, University of Institute for Social Research; Paul A. Attewell, City Pennsylvania University of New York-Graduate Center; Scott Heil, Understanding the Intersections of Race/Ethnicity, Heald College - San Francisco Gender and Education: Within- and Between- Early Major Choice and the Attainment Gap between Group Heterogeneity in C-Reactive Protein. Jielu First- and Continuing-Generation College Students. Lin, Case Western Reserve University; Susan W. David Monaghan, City University of New York- Hinze, Case Western Reserve University Graduate Center; Sou Hyun Jang, City University of William Julius Wilson: Critiqued and Continued New York-Graduate Center Relevance. Brandie Marie Dingman, State Ethno-Religious Differences in Israeli Higher Education: University of New York-Albany Vertical and Horizontal Dimensions. Yariv Feniger, Table 15. Human Rights, Migration, and Economic Ben Gurion University-Negev; Hanna Ayalon, Tel Aviv Reform University; Oded Mcdossi, Tel-Aviv University Gendered Perspectives on Return Migration. Hewan High School Environments, STEM Orientations, and the Girma, State University of New York-Stony Brook Gender Gap in Science and Engineering Degrees. Human Rights Behind Bars: Rights Mobilization and Joscha Legewie, Columbia University; Thomas A. the California Prison Hunger Strike. Sheri-Lynn S. DiPrete, Columbia University Kurisu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Impact of Distance to College on the Academic Navigating Rapid Social Change: Economic Reform Performance of First-Generation Students. Alma and Household Survival in Contemporary Cuba. Nidia Garza, Oklahoma State University; Andrew S. Martina Kunovic, University of Wisconsin-Madison Fullerton, Oklahoma State University Stuck with the Stigma? How Muslim Migrant Women 108. Theory Section Roundtable Session (one-hour). in the Netherlands Deal with Negative Stereotypes. Conny Roggeband, FLASCO 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Ecuador; Melanie Eijberts, Amsterdam University Session Organizer: Claire Laurier Decoteau, University College of Illinois-Chicago 106. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Table 01. Explanation and Interpretation Session. Institutions and Development Table Presider: Andrea Voyer, Linnaeus University The Genres of Sociological Theory. Jensen Karl Session Organizers: Matthias vom Hau, Institut Sass, Yale University Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) The case for Explanatory Sociological Theories and James Mahoney, Northwestern University the building of a Corpus of Knowledge. Gary Neil Marks, University of Melbourne Globalization. Nathaniel Thomas Chriest, What Are Explanatory Narratives? Marc Garcelon, University of Alaska Anchorage University of Missouri--Kansas City Consumption, Citizenship, and the Collective Good: A Onward Interpretivism: From Doing to Being in Social Materialist Critique of Political Consumerism. Theory and Analysis. Andrea Voyer, Linnaeus Niamh Mulcahy, University of Cambridge University Cultural Capital at the Crossroads of Sociology and Incorporated Comparison: The Way For Comparative Economics: Pierre Bourdieu and David Throsby. Sociology Be Contextual. Maksim Lvovich Gordon Shockley, Arizona State University Kokushkin, Kalamazoo College Policy Entrepreneurs, Ideas, and the Origins of Child Bodies & Circuits: Habitus, Habit, and the Case of Labor Policy in Massachusetts and Prussia. Technological Competence. Cassidy Puckett, Angela Elisabeth Anderson, Northwestern Northwestern University University Table 02. Feminist Theory Table 05. Politics 1 Table Presider: Angie C. Henderson, University of Table Presider: Kent A. McClelland, Grinnell College Northern Colorado Power, Conflict, and Energy: Conflict Theory and the Re-Framing the Feminine Apologetic: An Analysis of Energy War/Energy Transition. Richard N. Division I Female Athletes’ Performance of Hutchinson, Kennesaw State University Femininity. Angie C. Henderson, University of Challenging Instrumentalism: Re-examining the Northern Colorado; Mark Shuey, University of Religious Bases (the "Micro") of Communal Northern Colorado; Jennifer Schneider, University Violence in South Asia. Autumn Mathias, of Northern Colorado Northeastern University The Cultural Process Model: A Feminist Approach to Cycles of Conflict: A Mathematical Model for Collins’s Analyzing Violence. Cliff Leek, State University of Theory of C-Escalation. Kent A. McClelland, New York-Stony Brook Grinnell College Partner Meeting Contexts and Risky Activity during Creating the Subject of Power: Law and the American College Student’s Hookups. Arielle Kuperberg, Courts, 1830-1845. Mary E. Vogel, University of University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Joseph Manchester Padgett, University of South Carolina Tocqueville in Moscow: Searching for Culture of Intersectionality on the Pitch: Race, Gender, Nation, Democratic Liberty. Anna Paretskaya, New and Postcolonial Capitalism in FIFA Football. Ann School for Social Research Minna Horwitz, University of Maryland-College Table 06. Education Park Table Presider: Katie Condit, University of Notre Dame Feminicidio: Femicide beyond Radical Feminism? The Sociality of Cognitive Status in Education. Katie Paulina Garcia del Moral, University of Toronto Condit, University of Notre Dame Table 03. Culture and Crime Field Theory in Cultural Capital Studies of Table Presider: Joshua Wakeham, Harvard University Educational Attainment. Martin David Munk, Organizing StreetSafe: The Limits of Sensemaking in Aalborg University; Troels Krarup, University of a Gang-Intervention Program. Joshua Wakeham, Copenhagen Harvard University Visible and invisible pedagogy in preschool: A Mass Incarceration: Conflict, Theory, Change. Bernsteinian analysis of early childhood pedagogic Bradley Shawn Powell, Case Western Reserve practice. Stephanie C. Smith, University of Florida University Preparing for the Idea Economy: Creating Role Distance and Juvenile Delinquency. Steven W. Classrooms that Support Innovative Students. Sherlock, Jamie Mary Carroll, University of New Orleans Table 04. Economic Sociology Table 07. Emotion and Affect Table Presider: Niamh Mulcahy, University of Table Presider: Benjamin Lamb-Books, University of Cambridge Colorado-Boulder A new model of social class? Findings from the BBC’s Being-in-the-Mood: from a Sociology of Emotions to a Great British Class Survey experiment. Michael A. Phenomenology of Mood. Ahrum Lee, University Savage, ; Fiona Devine, University of Manchester; of Virgina Mark Taylor, University of Oxford; Niall Interpreting Affective Maximization in Abolitionism: Cunningham, University of Manchester; Yaojun Li, Efforts Toward a Historical Sociology of Affects. University of Manchester; Sam Friedman, City Benjamin Lamb-Books, University of Colorado- University-London; Andrew Miles, University of Boulder Manchester; Johs Hjellbrekke, Universitetet i Social Healing: An Empirically Supported Theoretical Bergen Model for the Success of Housing First. Mary The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism: Daniel Ellen Gane, Healing Humanity LLC Bell's Public Household as a Resolve to Belonging: Towards Rephrasing the Social/Individual Divide. Kaisa M. Ketokivi, University of Helsinki The Mundane Origins of Scientific Disunity: Table 08. Cognition and Memory Estrangement Practices in Academic Psychology. Table Presider: Dong Kyun Im, Harvard University David Peterson, Northwestern University Mapping the Minds: A New Synthesis for Theory of Vocational Tensions: Intellectual Politicians and Social Action and Cognition. Dong Kyun Im, Political Efficacy. Kyler James Sherman-Wilkins, Harvard University Pennsylvania State University Mead Versus Chomsky on the Nature of Language Table 12. Parsons and Values and Mind. Timothy J. Gallagher, Kent State Table Presider: Victor Meyer Lidz, Drexel University University Parsons’s Structure after 75 Years: The Anatomy of a Linking Micro and Macro: A Quest for a Disembodied Charter. Michael E. Bare, University Microsociology of Memory. Sandra K. Gill, of Chicago Gettysburg College Talcott Parsons on Value Systems and American Remembering 9/11 in Performance: Assessing the Society. Victor Meyer Lidz, Drexel University; Generation of Collective Memory through a Helmut Staubmann, University of Innsbruck Durkheim-Goffman Nexus. Anthony Michael The Correspondence Between Talcott Parsons and Jimenez, University of Texas-El Paso Eric Voegelin, 1940-1944: An Introduction. Daniel Between Freud and Heidegger: The Implications of Silver, University of Toronto Existential Psychoanalysis for the Human The Transmission of Social Values: Examples and Sciences. Sam Han, School of Humanities and Theoretical Considerations from Mannheim. Lisa Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological Marie Boyd, Pennsylvania State University University (NTU), Singapore Table 09. Culture 1 3:30 pm Meetings Table Presider: Daniel C. Johnson, Gordon College Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Religion, Meaning and Hoping. Daniel C. Johnson, Business Meeting -- Gordon College Making Space for Sound Out of Place: Classification Section on Political Economy of the World-System practices in American Music Education. Joseph Business Meeting -- Klett, Yale University Actor-Network Theory and Methodology; Just What Section on Race, Gender, and Class Business Meeting -- Does it Mean to Speak of the Agency of Objects? Theory Section Business Meeting -- Edwin Sayes, University of Melbourne The Distribution of Genius across Different Realms: 4:30 pm Meetings The Problem of Art Support in Welfare Countries. Margareta Bertilsson, University of Copenhagen 2014 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award Selection Table 10. Culture 2 Committee -- Table Presider: Charles F. Gattone, University of 2014 Excellence in Reporting on Social Issues Award Florida Selection Committee -- Modern Culture as Mass Unity or Ranked Diversity. W. David Gartman, University of South Alabama Committee on Professional Ethics -- Reclaiming the Pragmatic Roots of C. Wright Mills’ Sociological Imagination. David W. Woods, Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Southern Connecticut State University Transgendered Persons in Sociology -- Modernity, Postmodernity,and the Potential Fallibility Contexts Editorial Board -- of Knowledge. Charles F. Gattone, University of Florida Sociological Methodology Editorial Board -- Soft Inequality in the Urban Interaction Order. Task Force on the Community College Faculty in Mervyn Horgan, Acadia University Sociology -- Cultural Sociology: Catalyst for Growing Binary Between Structure and Culture? Joseph G. A. 4:30 pm Sessions Trumino, St. John's University Table 11. Politics 2 109. Thematic Session. Childhood Poverty Table Presider: Kyler James Sherman-Wilkins, Pennsylvania State University Session Organizer: Colleen M. Heflin, University of Network Governance: A Social Theoretical Analysis. Missouri-Columbia Kai Eriksson, University of Helsinki Presider: Colleen M. Heflin, University of Missouri- Strategic formation of productive exchange relations: Columbia Heterogeneous actors. Manuel Munoz-Herrera, Panelists: John Iceland, Pennsylvania State University University of Groningen Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University Sandra K. Danziger, University of Michigan Panelists: Linda Lobao, The Ohio State University Currently one in five children in the United States is living in John R. Logan, Brown University poverty, creating cognitive dissonance with notions of equality of Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University opportunity. This session will explore the role of child poverty in the process of social stratification, evaluate several explanations for high Wendy Wolford, Cornell University child poverty, and identify possible public policy solutions that could be Discussant: David L. Brown, Cornell University implemented to reduce child poverty. There has been a significant increase of interest among sociologists in understanding the mechanisms by which spatial 110. Thematic Session. Credit and Inequality: structures limit or facilitate opportunities and social well-being. Lessons from Comparative and Historical Increased interest in space and social well-being results from advances in social theory originating in sociology and in other disciplines such as Research geography and regional economics as well as the development of more powerful analytical techniques such as GIS, spatial statistics and multi- Session Organizer: Sarah Quinn, University of level modeling. While social scientists generally agree that one’s place Washington or residence or/and work affects one’s opportunities and life chances, significant questions remain regarding the causal mechanisms that Presider: Sarah Quinn, University of Washington transmit place attributes to unequal outcomes. Are spatial differences Panelists: Fred Block, University of California-Davis simply reflections of the attributes of people living in various types of Alya Guseva, Boston University places; do spatial structures themselves constrain and facilitate Marion Fourcade, University of California-Berkeley opportunity; or/and do individual or household-level resources derive more or less return depending on where one lives and works? The Kieran Healy, Duke University papers to be presented in this thematic session examine these Monica Prasad, Northwestern University questions at various spatial levels in the US and internationally. Akos Rona-Tas, University of California-San Diego Discussant: Bruce G. Carruthers, Northwestern 113. Special Session. Alpha Kappa Delta (AK) University Distinguished Lecture This session will consider the relationship between credit and inequality from the perspective of comparative and historical research. Session Organizer: Bethany Titus, Le Moyne College Through an examination of emergent credit card markets, comparative Panelist: Teresa A. Sullivan, University of Virginia welfare states, and more, panelists will explore how inequality shapes credit markets and is shaped by credit markets in turn. 114. Special Session. Religious Practices and Social 111. Thematic Session. Inequality in China Inequalities (co-sponsored with the Association for the Sociology of Religion) Session Organizer: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University Session Organizer: Fred Kniss, Eastern Mennonite Presider: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University University Hindered Progress: Education and the Perils of Poverty Presider: Fred Kniss, Eastern Mennonite University among China's Rural Youth. Emily Carroll Hannum, Religion as a Vehicle for Improving Racial Inequalities: University of Pennsylvania; Jennifer H. Adams, An Exploration of Opportunities and Limitations. Stanford University Korie L. Edwards, The Ohio State University Universal or Unequal? Chinese Welfare State in the Religious Practices Bridge Class Inequalities: Making. Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University Ethnographic and Survey Data from a Social Trends in Intergenerational Social Mobility in China. Movement Sector. Richard L. Wood, University of Xiaogang Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and New Mexico; Ruth Lauren Braunstein, New York Technology University; Brad Fulton, Duke University The Structure of High Income Inequality in China. Yu Gender, Inequality, and the Conceptualization of Lived Xie, University of Michigan; Xiang Zhou, University of Religion. Mary Jo Neitz, University of Missouri Michigan Opiate or Elixir? Religion in Queer Communities. Discussant: Deborah S. Davis, Yale University Melissa M. Wilcox, Whitman College The emerging patterns of rising inequality and its institutional This session will explore the intersection and relationship between sources during the rapid market and social transformation in China are religious practices and social inequalities in race, class, gender, and important topics of sociology. The focus will be placed on inequality in sexuality. educational opportunity, socioeconomic attainment, and intergenerational mobility as shaped by the persistent, caste-like 115. Author Meets Critics Session. Varieties of stratification institution (household registration, or hukou) and newly Feminisms: German Gender Politics in Global developed economic institutions during the reform era. This panel will Perspective (Stanford University Press, 2012) by bring together established, active leaders in the field to provide the research community with the conceptual and empirical vigor in their on- Myra Marx Ferree going research projects and future research agenda. Session Organizer: Lynne Allison Haney, New York 112. Thematic Session. Space, Opportunity and Life University Chances Author: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin- Madison Session Organizer: David L. Brown, Cornell University Critics: Judith Lorber, City University of New York- Presider: Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College Brooklyn College and Graduate Center Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Central Florida Katja M. Guenther, University of California-Riverside Nate Breznau, Bremen International Graduate School TBD of Social Sciences Crystal Bedley, State University of New Jersey- 116. Policy and Research Workshop. A Primer on the Rutgers Wisconsin Longitudinal Study: Over 50 Years of Panelists: Crystal Marie Fleming, State University of New Social Data and Newly Available Genetic Data York-Stony Brook Session Organizer: Pamela Herd, University of Valerie Kim Bonner, Temple University Melissa Z. Savlov, University of California-Riverside Wisconsin-Madison Leader: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin-Madison Dara Elizabeth Naphan, University of Nevada-Reno Co-Leader: Carol Lynn Roan, University of Wisconsin- Michael Juan Chavez, California State Polytechnic University-Pomona Madison Abstract Forthcoming. The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study is an important data source for researchers interested in examining aging in the context of the life course. The study is a sample of one in three Wisconsin high school 119. Regular Session. European Integration: graduates, and a selected sibling, from the class of 1957. WLS is Identities, Values and Social Change unique among major social scientific resources for the length with which it has followed a large population-based cohort sample and that it Session Organizer: Adrian Favell, Sciences Po includes siblings. Recently available DNA data can be merged with fifty Presider: Juan Diez Medrano, Universidad Carlos III de years of social data. The addition of genetic data allows new analyses linking genotypic, biomedical, psychosocial, and life course outcomes Madrid in novel ways. The data cover nearly every aspect of the participants’ Varieties of European Cosmopolitanism: Mobilities, lives from early life socioeconomic background, schooling, family and Identities and Post-National Values in the EU. Adrian work to health, social participation, civic engagement, well-being, and Favell, Sciences Po; David Reimer, Aarhus University cognition. The study also has a wealth of unique data including examples such as administrative IQ scores from high school, Was it a Deluge? EU Identity Before and After the Euro- information collected from high school yearbooks that include Crisis. ETTORE RECCHI, UNIVERSITA' DI CHIETI- measures of attractiveness, proxy measures for obseity, and complete PESCARA, ITALY; Justyna Salamonska, University lists of student activities for all respondents. Examples of administrative of Chieti-Pescara data include Medicare records, Social Security records, and resource data on primary and secondary schools attended by participants. This Urban Upper-middle Classes as agents of Globalisation session will introduce the study to researchers who are not familiar with and Europeanisation. Francisco Javier Moreno- the data by providing an overview of the study as well as practical Fuentes, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC); information on the structure of the data. Alberta Andreotti, University of Milan-Bicocca; Patrick 117. Teaching Workshop. Making Students Count: Le Galès, Centre d’Études Européennes, Sciences- Innovations in Undergraduate Research, Po Paris Publication, and Teaching Unsderstanding civic engagement and integration of American and British women in Southern Europe. Session Organizers: Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Irina Isaakyan, European University Institute Rhode Island College Discussant: Niilo Kauppi, This session will focus on the effects of European integration in Jeneve R. Brooks, Troy University terms of transformations of identity, emergent cosmopolitan values, Leader: Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island class formations and mobilities in the transnational European space. It College will offer a contribution to the new empirical sociology of the European Co-Leader: Jeneve R. Brooks, Troy University Union. Panelists: Katherine B. Novak, Butler University 120. Regular Session. Interracial Ginger E. Macheski, Valdosta State University Marriage/Assortative Mating Jason Patch, Roger Williams University Kristenne Marie Robison, Westminster College Session Organizer: Mary Elizabeth Campbell, Texas Amy Elizabeth Traver, City University of New York- A&M University Queensborough Community College Presider: Mary Elizabeth Campbell, Texas A&M This workshop is designed for those who are interested in involving undergraduate students in more rigorous projects that can hone their University skills in research, publication, and teaching. Participants will discuss The Influence of Interracial Friendships on the Likelihood different models for involving students in these projects and will of Interracial Intimacy. Jiannbin Lee Shiao, University consider the risks and benefits of doing so, with the goal of learning of Oregon from one another's experiences and developing a set of best practices for mentoring promising undergraduates. The Limits of Racial Prejudice. Kevin Lewis, University of California-San Diego 118. Student Forum Workshop. POW!! Welcome to Marital Assimilation and Economic Stratification among Graduate School: Coping with Stress at the First and Second Generation Immigrants. Patricia A. Graduate Level McManus, Indiana University Brands of Biculturalism: Latino and Non-Hispanic White Session Organizers: Marcus L. Pruitt, University of Intermarried Couples. Jessica M. Vasquez, cuisine: The case of elBulli restaurant. Maria Pilar University of Oregon Opazo, Columbia University Discussant: Cynthia Feliciano, University of California- Niche Overlap and Damaging Actions: An Empirical Irvine Analysis of Informing in Hollywood. Giacomo Fabrizio Negro, Emory University; Sasha C. Goodman, 121. Regular Session. Jobs, Occupations, and Northeastern Univ. / Harvard Univ. Professions 124. Regular Session. The Racialization of Session Organizer: Christine M. Percheski, Northwestern Immigrants in Various Contexts University The Brotherhood: Processes of Integration and Culture Session Organizer: Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State at Work. Carolyn M. Ly, Yale University University New Providers, New Practices: Reconfiguring medical Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University work through the nurse practitioner. LaTonya Trotter, Good Immigrant-Bad Immigrant: The Racialization of Princeton University Immigrant Families. Nazli Kibria, Boston University; Occupational Closure and Professionalization: The Effect Megan Elizabeth O'Leary, Boston University; Cara E. of Licensing on Wage Inequality. Beth Red Bird, Bowman, Boston University Stanford University Integration of African Youth in "Another" France. Loretta The Differential Effects of Racially Homophilous Bass, University of Oklahoma Sponsorship Ties on Job Opportunities. Ryan Islam, Gender Practices, and Immigration for Somalis in Seebruck, University of Arizona; Scott V. Savage, Columbus, Ohio. Anita M. Waters, ; Nahla Abdullah University of California-Riverside al-Huraibi, The Ohio State University On Becoming 'Too Belgian'. Analyzing Conformity 122. Regular Session. Microsociologies Pressure in two Turkish Communities in Belgium. klaartje Van Kerckem, UGent; Bart Van de Putte, Session Organizer: Tim Hallett, Indiana University Ghent University; Peter A. J. Stevens, Ghent Presider: Emily Fairchild, New College of Florida University Influence Moves: A Microsituational Model. Julia Whites’ Immigration Attitudes and Multiracial Individuals. Monakova, ; Mitchel Y. Abolafia, State University of Justin Berg, University of North Dakota New York-Albany Types of Youth Violence: Their Meanings and Severity. 125. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Don Weenink, Wageningen University and Research Movements Paper Session. Social Movements, Heroic individuality: Life coaching and the social making Corporations, and Consumption of self-made selves. Michal Pagis, Hebrew University Communities of Sense: Maintaining “Good Taste” in an Session Organizers: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State Erotic Arts Club. Hannah Linda Wohl, Northwestern University University Brayden G. King, Northwestern University Passing and Slumming in the Disability Rights Presiders: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University Movement: Disabled ex-combatants negotiating Brayden G. King, Northwestern University identity in Nicaragua. Stephen J. Meyers, University Growing in Value: Sustainable Development Activism of California-San Diego and Agricultural Value Chain Articulation in Discussant: Emily Fairchild, New College of Florida Uttarakhand, India. Andre Joshua Nickow, Northwestern University 123. Regular Session. Organizations 2 How Political is Political Consumption? The Case of Third-World Activism and Fair Trade. Joerg Roessel, Session Organizer: Amanda J. Sharkey, University of University of Zurich; Patrick Henri Schenk, University Chicago of Zurich Presider: Amanda J. Sharkey, University of Chicago Shareholder activism: A Two-Stage Approach. Sarah A. Alignment and Conformism: Organizational Responses Soule, Stanford University; Jacob Model, Stanford to Unsettled Norms. Pierre A. Kremp, HEC Paris; University Rodolphe Durand, HEC Paris With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: A Time- Becoming What You Are: The Reproduction of Series Analysis of Business-Targeted Collective Organizational Status Orders in Uncertain Action. Lisa A. Neilson, The Ohio State University Environments. Craig M. Rawlings, University of Discussant: Juliet B. Schor, Boston College California-Santa Barbara Gurus and Comrades: Status, Collectivism, and 126. Section on Communication and Information Organizational Survival. Misty Dawn Ring, University Technologies Roundtable Session (one-hour). of Arizona Discourse as driver of innovation in contemporary haute 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Session Organizers: Jenny L Davis, Texas A&M Riverside University An Illegitimate Fundraiser: Neutralizing “Deviance”. Ronald W. Berkowsky, University of Alabama- Penn Pantumsinchai, University of Hawaii-Manoa Birmingham Slacking, Withdrawing, Resisting: Understanding Section on Communication and Information Personal Internet Use at Work. Alexandre Miltsov, Technologies Roundtable Session (one-hour). Table McGill University 01. Emerging Ideas and Works in Progress Follow the Informal Rules to Limit Harm: Avoiding Table Presider: Whitney Erin Boesel, University of Negative Interactions When Using Social Network California-Santa Cruz Sites. Brian J. Miller, Wheaton College; Peter The Effects of Communication and Information Mundey, University of Notre Dame Technology on Genealogy. Diane Bjorklund, Table 05. Institutions and Politics Illinois State University Table Presider: Gina Neff, University of Washington A New Privacy: Reconsidering Agency and Autonomy Occupy Empathy? Online politics and micro- in the Context of Digitality. Whitney Erin Boesel, narratives of suffering. Timothy Recuber, University of California-Santa Cruz Princeton University Centralization and Decentralization in the Age of Online Accountability of Nonprofits: Community Mobile Communication. Jaesok Son, University of Development Loan Funds and the Financial Crisis. Chicago Eric Kaldor, State University of New York- No Cell Phone: Exploring Social Norms for Digital Brockport; Peter Lista, Indiana University; Lynne Communication. Sara Schoonmaker, University of Moulton, Independent Researcher Redlands; Bernard McGrane, Information Standards and Institutional Logics: Table 02. Gender and Sexuality Structure, Organization, and Process Constraints. Table Presider: Jessie Daniels, City University of New Jo Ann Brooks, Syracuse University; David Mann, York-Hunter College The MITRE Corporation Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: Gender, Agency, Telling Vic Everything: Digital Contention and the and Homophily in Online Dating. Derek Allen Traditional Media. Elizabeth Dubois, University of Kreager, Pennsylvania State University; Shannon Oxford Cavanagh, University of Texas at Austin A Case of an International Political Opportunity Grindr: Empirical Observations on Some Structure: Wikipedia in the anti-SOPA Protests. Contemporary Mediations of the Pick-Up-Line. Piotr Konieczny, University of Hanyang Martin Stempfhuber, Johannes Gutenberg - Table 06. Knowledge Production – Methods, Data, and University Mainz; Michael Liegl, Johannes Trends Gutenberg University Mainz Table Presider: Barry Wellman, University of Toronto Who Likes Cell Phones? An Investigation of Factor Big Data in the Study of Twitter, Facebook and Related to People’s Attitudes toward Mobile Wikipedia: Scientificity in Social Research. Ralph Phones. Chang Zhe Lin, University of Toronto Schroeder, ; Eric T Meyer, Oxford Internet Table 03. Health and Healthcare Institute; Linnet Taylor, Oxford Internet Institute Table Presider: Timothy M. Hale, University of Apples to Apples? The Validity of Scales Used in the Alabama-Birmingham Study of Online Social Capital. Lora Appel, State Correlates of Informational and Participatory eHealth University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Punit Dadlani, Behaviors. Wenhong Chen, University of Texas- State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Maria Austin; Kye-Hyoung Lee, UT Austin Dwyer, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Examining the Relationship Between Flexible Keith N. Hampton, Rutgers; Vanessa Kitzie, State Resources and Health Information Channel University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Ziad A Matni, Selection. Matthew Manierre, University of State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Patricia Delaware Moore, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Understanding Online Video Narratives of Diabetes. Rannie Teodoro, State University of New Jersey- Adam T. Perzynski, Case Western Reserve Rutgers University No Praise without Effort: Experimental Evidence on Care, Information, Power. Alexander I. Stingl, the Matthew Effect in Wikipedia. Michael Restivo, European University Viadrina and Leuphana State University of New York-Stony Brook; Arnout University; Sabrina M Weiss, Rensselaer van de Rijt, State University of New York-Stony Polytechnic Institute Brook Table 04. Individual and Collective Deviance Weather Vane Science: Simulation and Nimble Table Presider: Rebecca G. Adams, University of North Knowledge Production in an Era of Academic Carolina-Greensboro Capitalism. Steve G. Hoffman, State University of Narratives of Dining Alone in the Southwestern United New York-Buffalo States. Melissa Z. Savlov, University of California- Table 07. Race, Culture, and New Media Table Presider: Sarah N. Gatson, Texas A&M Chinese Mediascape/Ideoscape in South Korea. University Claire Seungeun Lee, Cultural Production of Hip-hop in Poland: Local The Practice of Individual for Public Good in Online Contexts, Technology and Underground Industry. space. Sun Hyoung Lee, Yonsei University Milosz J Miszczynski, University of California-San Table 11. Theorizing Boundaries Diego Table Presider: PJ Rey, University of Maryland Do Russians Count? Racial Diversity and Corporate The Uses of Foursquare: Location-Based Online Cosmopolitanism in the Workforce of a Magazine Social Networking in Both Online and Offline Publishing Company. Nicholas Andrew Boston, Social Experience. Nora E. Taplin, University of City University of New York-Lehman College and Chicago Cambridge University Negotiating Family Conflict, Social Identity and From My Living Room to Yours: A Grounded Theory Solidarity in Digital Play Space. Talmadge Wright, Typology of Racial Discussions on YouTube.com. Loyola University-Chicago; David G. Embrick, Russell Leroy Spiker, University of Cincinnati Loyola University-Chicago Clicks or Pulitzers? Commensuration in Online The Facebook Fan Dance: Against Measuring Journalism in the United States and France. Privacy and Publicity as Zero-Sum. Nathan Angele Christin, Princeton University Michael Jurgenson, University of Maryland- The Black Latin@ Collective: Identity Negotiation College Park; PJ Rey, University of Maryland among Afrolatin@s Online. Violeta A. Donawa, n00bs, Trolls, and Idols: Cultural Capital and Michigan State University Borderwork in a Youth-Centered Online Table 08. Space and Place Community. Matthew H. Rafalow, University of Table Presider: Nathan Michael Jurgenson, University California-Irvine of Maryland-College Park Digital Cosmonation. Michel S. Laguerre, University Navigating the Tavern: Tethering Public and Private of California-Berkeley Spheres with Ubiquitous Technologies. Matthew H. Rafalow, University of California-Irvine; Britni 127. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Leia Adams, University of California-Irvine Invited Session. Advances in Genomics Analysis Walled Gardens: Privacy within Web architectures of and its Potential Impact and Benefits for leisure. Payal Arora, Erasmus University Sociology (one-hour) Rotterdam The Curated Lives of Everyday Tourists: Session Organizer: Guang Guo, University of North Photography, Facebook, and Self as Performance. Carolina Tracy Xavia Karner, University of Houston Panelists: Guang Guo, University of North Carolina Table 09. The Digital Divide and Digital Inequality Jason D. Boardman, University of Colorado-Boulder Table Presider: Eszter Hargittai, Northwestern Jeremy Freese, Northwestern University Three Invited speakers will each speak for 20 minutes and then University questions, comments, and discussion will follow. Digital divide in a digital world: a case study of Côte d’Ivoire (West Africa). Alain François Loukou, 128. Section on International Migration Paper Université de Bouaké (Ivory Coast) Session. Education, Social Mobility, and the Inequality Bytes: Examining the Effects of Institutional Second Generation Context on Students’ Digital Usage. Josef (Kuo- Hsun) Ma, University of Connecticut; Todd Session Organizer: Silvia Pedraza, University of Vachon, University of Connecticut Michigan Social Position and Internet Usage: The Rise of Presider: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan Cybercapital? Erik van Ingen, Tilburg University; A Success Story: Inter-generational Mobility of the Nan Lin, Duke University African second generation in the U.S. and U.K. Table 10. The Social Media Landscape – China and Onoso Ikphemi Imoagene, University of Pennsylvania Korea Contextual effects in the formation of educational Table Presider: Wenhong Chen, University of Texas- expectations among the children of immigrants. Austin Hector Cebolla, National University of Distant News Media, Civil Tool and Commercial Corporation: Education; Amparo Gonzales Ferrer, CSIC, Spain; Chinese Microblog and its Tri-identity in Triple Yasemin Soysal, University of Essex Fields. Muyang Li, State University of New York- Dreamers Navigating Higher Education Without Legal Albany Documentation. Harriett D. Romo, University of Public Sphere and the Change of China’s Floating Texas-San Antonio; Raquel R. Marquez, University of Population Policy: From Sun Zhigang Event. Texas-San Antonio Muyang Li, State University of New York-Albany Educational Inequalities and perceptions of Social The Pathway to the making and unmaking of the Mobility of the Second Generation In France and US. Yael Brinbaum, Centre d'étude de l'emploi - Institut The Scarcity of Rationing in a Radiation Oncology national des études démographiques (INED); Amy Clinic. Janet Hankin, Wayne State University Lutz, Syracuse University; Dalia Abdelhady, Lund The Social Determinants of Quality Dialysis University Treatment in the Atlanta Metro Area. Carolyn Third Generation "Decline" in Mexican-American Robbins, Emory University Educational Assimilation: The Role of Temporal and Characterizing Which Patients with Chronic Geographic Legacy Effects. James Dean Bachmeier, Conditions Become Involve with Care Pennsylvania State University Management Programs/Models. Cirila Estela Discussant: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan Vasquez Guzman, University of New Mexico This session compares the educational outcomes of the children of Table 03. Sexualities and Health. immigrants (the second generation) in the United States as well as Table Presider: Eric Anthony Grollman, Indiana several European countries (the United Kingdom, France, and Spain). Using both quantitative and qualitative data, papers consider the University educational inequalities and opportunities for social mobility of various Sexual Minority Status and Health Services Utilization immigrant/ethnic groups, such as Mexicans in the U.S.; North Africans Among Young Adults in the United States. Elbert in France; Nigerians in the U.S. and U.K.; and Latin Americans, P. Almazan, Central Michigan University; Michael Moroccans, and Romanians in Spain. Papers strive to show the importance of both social resources (Parents' socio-economic E. Roettger, Pennsylvania State University; background, Parents' education, and cultural capital) as well as social Pauline S. Acosta, Central Michigan University context (various characteristics of the school system, historical and Sexual Orientation and Health during the Transition to contemporary). Papers seek to assess whether there is a second Adulthood. Jennifer Pearson, Wichita State generation advantage or decline. University; Lindsey Wilkinson, Portland State 129. Section on Medical Sociology Roundtable University Session. Sexual minority women and health disparities studies: the importance of a multidimensional 4:30-6:10pm, Roundtables: conceptualization. Julia Przedworski, University of Session Organizers: Dawne M. Mouzon, State University Minnesota of New Jersey-Rutgers Social networks and sexual risk behavior among Dena T. Smith, Goucher College Chinese male rural-urban migrant labors: social Section on Medical Sociology Roundtable Session. Table disorganization or subculture? Xiaozhao Yousef 01. Social Networks and Health Yang, Purdue University Table Presider: Alyn Turner McCarty, University of Professional Decision Making: How Medical and Wisconsin-Madison Mental Health Professionals Collaborate with Relationships of Choice: Can Friendships or Fictive Trans-Identified Patients. Jodie Marie Dewey, Kinships Explain the Race Paradox in Mental Concordia University Health? Dawne M. Mouzon, State University of Table 04. Diagnosis and Medicalization New Jersey-Rutgers Table Presider: Brent Mack Shea, Sweet Briar College Does Your Body Know Who You Know: Social Capital Crash Avoidance Versus Safer Crashing: and Body Weight. Lijun Song, Vanderbilt Constructing Meanings of Safety in a State University; Bhumika Piya, Motorcyclists' Rights Organization. Scott Marital Status Duration, Marital History, and Allostatic Setchfield, Indiana University-Bloomington Load. Sunshine Marie Rote, Contested Emergencies: Medical Providers and Social Ties and Use of Chinese Medicine Parents Negotiating Adherence in Allergic Consultation Services in Hong Kong. Gina Lai, Reactions. Vanessa Lopes Munoz, Brandeis Hong Kong Baptist University; Odalia Ho Wong, University Hong Kong Baptist University; Vincy Lai, Tung Deresponsibilization: The case of MS and the effects Wah Group of Hospitals of clinical practice guidelines. Ariane Neighborhood vs. Networks: component-level Hanemaayer, University of Alberta analysis of subjective health status. Yoosik Youm, Diagnostic Dissonance and Biomedical Resistance: Yonsei University, South Korea; Kiho Sung, Practitioners' Negotiations of Adolescent Mental Yonsei University, South Korea Illness Diagnosis. Amber D. Nelson, University of Table 02. Utilization/Health Care Services Maryland Table Presider: Allison Houston, State University of Table 05. Identity and Health New York Table Presider: Jennifer Hemler, State University of The Effect of Parent’s Perception of Child’s Health New Jersey-Rutgers and the Influence of Resources on Utilization. Bald Women and Men Wearing Wigs: Breast Cancer, Cory Cronin, Case Western Reserve University; HIV/AIDS, and the Inversion of the Spoiled Jessica A. Kelley-Moore, Case Western Reserve Identity. Bradley Shawn Powell, Case Western University Reserve University Social determinants of the sick building syndrome. Mimmi Barmark, Lunds Universetet Pennsylvania State University; Adriana Marie The Body, Identity, and Connections to Place: Reyes, Pennsylvania State University; Francesco Narratives of Coping in a Contaminated Acciai, Pennsylvania State University Community. Laura Beth Atkins, University of Imagining a Genetic Community:Human Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Classification, National Identity, and the Taiwan The Creation and Mobilization of New Entities: The BioBank. Yu-yueh Tsai, Academia Sinica Case of HLA. Lianna Hartmour, University of Migrant status and Health; Findings from the South California-Los Angeles East London Community Health [SELCoH] Study. The Risk Experience: Social Effects of Undergoing Billy Gazard, Institute of Psychiatry Health Screening and Being Designated as At Sustainability of M-health Projects in Ghana. Risk. Chris Gillespie, Brandeis University Christobel Asiedu, Louisiana Tech University Table 06. Immigration and Health Table 09. Inequality, Race, and Health Table Presider: Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State Table Presider: Gloria Jones-Johnson, Iowa State University University Immigrant Health: A Comparison between Middle Between personalized medicine and racialized Eastern Immigrants and US-born Whites. Neveen medicine: the story of IRESSA. Shirley (Hsiao-Li) Fawzy Shafeek Amin, University of Texas-Austin Sun, Nanyang Technological University Nativity Differentials in the Prevalence of Comorbidity Obamacare, Race and the Politics of Health Reform. and Disability among Elderly Latinos. Marc Judy Lubin, Howard University Anthony Garcia, University of Texas-Austin The Divergence of Racial/Ethnic Trajectories of Sickness absence differences between natives and Health. Shawna L. Rohrman, Indiana University immigrant workers. Idunn Brekke, Institute for Race/Ethnicity and the SES Gradient in Women’s Social Research; Pål Schøne, Institute for Social Cancer Screening Utilization: A Case of Research Diminishing Returns? Shannon M. Monnat, The Sandwiched Generation: The Intersecting University of Nevada-Las Vegas Paradoxes of Care for Immigrant Informal Table 10. Inequality, Gender and Health Caregivers. Jenny R. Flagler, University of Table Presider: Meghan Aileen Novisky, Kent State Waterloo University Health Care Satisfaction and the Latino Health Gendered Determinants of HIV Contagion in India. Paradox: Immigration, Acculturation, Language. Tanni Chaudhuri, Texas Wesleyan University Russell K. Schutt, University of Massachusetts- The Social Context of Sexual Health Risk and Health Boston Care Use Among Women Leaving Jail. Megha Table 07. International Health I Ramaswamy, University of Kansas School of Table Presider: Patricia P. Rieker, Boston University Medicine Refugee women's maternal care experiences - A What Happens in High School Doesn’t Stay in High case-study of implementing the Salutogenic theory School: Adolescent Schooling and Adult in practice. Annika Linnea Lillrank, University of Inflammation. Kristen Marie Schorpp, University Helsinki of North Carolina Regional variations in helath disparities: A cross- Male breast cancer: a gendered risk. Christian Bröer, regional comparison of health determinants in University of Amsterdam; Anne-Elisabeth reform-era China. Soyoung Kwon, Haverford Driessen, UMC Radboud, Netherlands; Tom College Horlick-Jones, Cardiff University Repayment strategies among Japanese heart Table 11. Inequality and Health Care transplant recipients. Ikuko Tomomatsu, Table Presider: Cynthia G. Colen, The Ohio State Subjective Social Status, Perceived Social Mobility University and Health in China. Lei Jin, Chinese University- A Comparison of Racial and Ethnic Differences in Hong Kong; Tony Tam, Academia Sinica and Physician Trust Between Users and Non-Users of Chinese University-Hong Kong Healthcare. Celeste Campos-Castillo, Dartmouth Table 08. International Health II College Table Presider: Shawn Bauldry, University of North Medical Science and Inequality in Hansen’s Disease. Carolina-Chapel Hill Yiling Hung, University of California-Los Angeles Citizenship, education and health in Thailand: The Structural and Sociocultural Factors Shaping impact of parent citizenship status on HIV Intertemporal Choices towards Health Behavior. knowledge. Stephanie Koning, University of Ajeenah Haynes, New York Medical College Wisconsin-Madison; Amanda Leigh Flaim, Cornell The HPV Vaccine and Intersections of Inequality, University Risk, and Trust. Kelly Rhea MacArthur, Kent Education and Health in Later Life: A Comparative State University Study of 11 European Countries. Melissa Hardy, Table 12. Medical Education Table Presider: Sharon Preves, Hamline University National Cheng Kung University Beyond the Pecking Order: Rethinking Hierarchy in Table 15. Policy/Technology and Health Graduate Medical Education. Tania M. Jenkins, Table Presider: Joy Rayanne Piontak, North Carolina Brown University State University International and American Medical Graduates: Post- Notify Your Partners -- It's the Law: HIV Post-Test Graduate Year 1, Professional Socialization, and Counseling Practices in the US South. Bronwen the Culture of Residency. Aarati Rao, University Lichtenstein, University of Alabama; Kathryn of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital; Whetten, Duke University Christopher R. Freed, University of South Examining WHO Spends: Global Health Expenditures Alabama; Riley F. Trimm, University of South as a Predictor of Health Status. Bryan Lagae, Alabama University of Miami; Isabelle Christine Beulaygue, Open Doors and Clear Boundaries: Mentorship in the University of Miami Changing Context of Graduate Medical Education. Testing immigrants at the border: disease, politics Sarah Knudson, St. Thomas More College, and the collective imaginary. Rosemary C.R. University of Saskatchewan; Jennifer Taylor, Tufts University Charlesworth, Institute of Medical Science, The World’s Not Ready for This: Globalizing Selective University of Toronto Technologies. Lauren Jade Martin, Penn State Dissecting First-Year Students’ Perceptions of Health Berks Profession Groups: Potential Barriers to IPE. A Critical Perspective on Information-Communication Barret Michalec, University of Delaware Technologies (ICT), Work Organization and Table 13. Health Professions Nurses Experiences. Luc Bonneville, University of Table Presider: Daniel A. Menchik, Michigan State Ottawa University Table 16. Theory and Language A Typology of Primary Care Workforce Innovations in Table Presider: Janet Hankin, Wayne State University the United States since 2000. Asia Friedman, Economics vs. Culture: Exploring the Theories of University of Delaware; Karissa A Hahn, Robert Marx and Weber through Biomedicine. Chelsea Wood Johnson Medical School; Rebecca Etz, Ann Platt, University of Missouri Virginia Commonwealth University; Anna M Public Health NGOs & Open Access: Linking Micro- Rehwinkel-Morfe, Department of Justice, Bureau Practices of Research Access With Macro- of Prisons; William L Miller, Lehigh Valley Health Inequalities. Cheryl Ann Holzmeyer, Stanford Network; Paul A Nutting, Center for Research University Strategies; Carlos R Jaen, University of Texas- The Sick Role and End-Stage Renal Disease. Angela San Antonio; Eric K. Shaw, State University of D Byrd, Western Kentucky University New Jersey-Rutgers; Benjamin F Crabtree, Robert Table 17. Pregnancy/Fertility Wood Johnson Medical School Table Presider: Ann V. Bell, University of Delaware Culture, Power and Organizational Implementation: Does Method of Payment Affect Birth Outcomes? Physician Organizations' Use of Evidence-based Examining Birth Outcome Risks by Type. Heaven Management. Joris Gjata, University of Virginia Handley, University of New Mexico Losing Confidence in Medicine in an Era of Medical Exploring Attitudes about Infertility and Infertility Expansion? Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University Treatment: A Content Analysis of Online News Sociological perspectives on the health of health care Reader Comments. Anna Sanders-Bonelli, workers: Physicians, nurses, and others. Diane S. Viterbo University Shinberg, Indiana University-Pennsylvania Presumptions and Practices of Ultrasound Health Table 14. Social Structure and Health Care Workers in the Abortion Context. Katrina E. Table Presider: Duane A. Matcha, Siena College Kimport, University of California-San Francisco Coverage of the Affordable Care Act by International Risky Bodies, Prenatal Care & Fatness: Early Newspapers: What are they Telling Us? Duane A. Themes. Natalie Ingraham, University of Matcha, Siena College California-San Francisco Influence of Multiple Chronic Conditions on Labor Vaginal Birth After Cesarean: Mothers’ Decision Force Outcomes: A Population Study of U.S. Making and the Importance of Assumptions About Adults. Brian W. Ward, National Center for Health Bodily Failure. Tanya N. Cook, University of Statistics Wisconsin-Madison Political Ideology, Confidence in Government, and Table 18. Childhood and Families Attention to the Media and Resistance to Table Presider: Ana Lilia Campos-Holland, Connecticut Vaccination. Gustavo S. Mesch, University of College Haifa; Kent Schwirian, The Ohio State University Child development and riskization: The Collective When single-payer meets a market-driven health care Surveillance on Early Childhood in Modern industry: the Taiwan experience. Meei-Shia Chen, Taiwan. Fan Tzu Tseng, Little Apples and Little Hugs: School Lunchtime in a Medicine: Prevalence among Individuals with Low-income Philadelphia Neighborhood. Mental Disorders. Rachael Allen, East Tennessee Elizabeth Derickson, Princeton University State University Physician Communication in Pediatric End-of-Life Care. Lori Brand Bateman, University of 130. Section on Political Economy of the World Alabama-Birmingham; Belinda L. Needham, System Paper Session. Gender and Justice in the University of Michigan; Nancy M. Tofil, University Modern World-System: An Intersectional Analysis of Alabama-Birmingham; Marjorie White, University of Alabama-Birmingham; LaToya J. Session Organizers: Rose Brewer, University of O'Neal, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Leon Minnesota Dure, University of Alabama-Birmingham Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern University Union status, parenthood, and cardiovascular risk Presider: Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern among young adults. Adrianne Frech, University University of Akron; Jamie L. Lynch, St. Norbert College For the Love of my Pueblo: Rethinking Women’s Directing Meal Time: Understanding Pre-School Participation in Transnational Indigenous Teachers’ Food Parenting Styles. Hilary M. Communities. Abigail Andrews, University of Dotson, University of South Florida; Elizabeth California-Berkeley Vaquera, University of South Florida; Solveig Postmaterialism and New Social Movements' Values in Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory University South Korea. Yoonjung Park, Yonsei University Table 19. Food and Obesity/Body Image Making Blue the Next Green: Achieving Worker Rights in Table Presider: Hilary M. Dotson, University of South the Global Economy. Richard P. Appelbaum, Florida University of California-Santa Barbara Child Maltreatment and Obesity: Are Racial/Ethnic Discussant: Rose Brewer, University of Minnesota In a period of capitalist crisis, understanding gender justice in the Minority Adolescents Worse Off than their White modern world-system is imperative. Gender is deeply complicated by Peers? Ashleigh E. Kysar-Moon, Purdue ethnicity, religion, race and class -- relationally and in intersection -- but University this complexity is often elided in world-systems analysis. At the same Maternal Employment, Adolescent’s Unhealthy time, calls for social justice are often blind to feminist concerns. This session is about the interface of gender and social justice and provide Lifestyle and their Body Mass Index: Evidence examples of struggles for gender justice in the modern world-system. from NLSY 97. Haena Lee, University of Chicago Intersectional theorizing and empirical research are key to the analyses Money, Mothers, and Manteca: Race, Class, & as is a focus on struggles for social justice which center gender at the Gender in Media Discourses of Childhood Obesity. world-system level. Angela M. Barian, Cardinal Stritch University 131. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Paper Tipping the Scales: Examining Nativity, Weight, and Session. The (Un) Anticipated Consequences of Preterm Birth Among Black Women. Karyn Race, Class, and Gender Surveillance in Public Alayna Stewart, Syracuse University Space obesity in New England. Hosik Min, Norwich University; Wendy Fuller, Norwich University Session Organizer: Nikki Jones, University of California- Table 20. Complementary/Alternative Medicine and Santa Barbara Religion Making and Marking Race with the LAPD. Luis Daniel Table Presider: Jae-Mahn Shim, University of Chicago Gascon, University of California-Irvine Do Alternative Medicine Patients Differ from Sporting Bodies in Descent: An Intersectional look at Conventional Medicine Patients?: Survey- Black Female Athletes. Letisha Brown, University of Questionnaire Results on Chronic Pain Sufferers. Texas-Austin Misty Amadona Curreli, State University of New Victims or Warriors: Sikh Women Respond to America’s York-Stony Brook New Racial Project. Sanghamitra Niyogi, University Epistemic Strategies and Boundary Objects in of California-Davis Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Tales of the (Gendered) Field: "Doing Gender" in Acupuncture vs. Christian Science. Kellie Owens, Ethnographic Research. Laura A. Orrico, University Northwestern University of California-Los Angeles Religion, Diabetes-Related Knowledge and Behaviors, and HbA1c Levels. Maureen Reindl 132. Section on Sociology of Development Paper Benjamins, Sinai Urban Health Institute; Joseph F. Session. Population and Development West, ; Steven Whitman, Sinai Urban Health Institute Session Organizers: Brendan Mullan, Michigan State The Effects of Prayer and Meditation on Depression University and Disability in Older Adults. Sophia Lyn Rachel Sullivan Robinson, American University Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology Presiders: Brendan Mullan, Michigan State University The Rise of Complementary and Alternative Rachel Sullivan Robinson, American University Estimating Infant Mortality and Poverty Rates with income in South Korea. Sojin Yu, University of Nighttime Lights Data. Xi Chen, Quinnipiac University Maryland-College Park Migra-Loans: The Migration-Microfinance Nexus. Table 03. Inequality 1 Maryann Bylander, SOAS, University of London Table Presider: Amy Gill Langenkamp, University of Month of Birth, Environmental Exposures, and Adult Notre Dame Health in Six Developing Countries. Jessica Y. Ho, Latino Parents’ Educational Aspirations. Amy Gill University of Pennsylvania Langenkamp, University of Notre Dame The impact of education and health heterogeneity on Equality of Educational Opportunity in the 21st Generational Support Ratios in Mexico. Erika Century: Revisiting the Conclusions of the Arenas, University of California-Los Angeles; Bongoh Coleman Report. Jennifer L. Jennings, New York Kye, Cornell University University; David Deming, Harvard University; Discussants: Brendan Mullan, Michigan State University Christopher Jencks, Harvard University; Maya Rachel Sullivan Robinson, American University Lopuch, Harvard University Positive effects of ethnic diversity on the educational 133. Section on Sociology of Education Roundtable performance in a multi-ethnic European Session (one-hour). metropole. Sjaak Braster, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Jaap Dronkers, Maastricht University 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Race, Meritocracy, and Timing of College Session Organizer: Jacob Hibel, Purdue University Completion. Ervin (Maliq) Matthew, University of Section on Sociology of Education Roundtable Session Cincinnati (one-hour). Table 01. Teacher Effects Understanding the Educational Attainment of Sexual Table Presider: Yasmiyn Antonia Irizarry, Mississippi Minorities. Stefanie Mollborn, University of State University Colorado-Boulder; Bethany Grace Everett, Faculty Gatekeepers and Academic Taste in University of Illinois Undergraduate Students’ Choice of Major. Table 04. Inequality 2 Christopher George Takacs, University of Table Presider: Anna Katyn Chmielewski, Michigan Chicago; Daniel F. Chambliss, Hamilton College State University Of Promise and Penalties: How Student Racial- Educational Excellence and Equity in International Cultural Markers Influence Teachers’ Perceptions. Comparison: Complementary, Contradictory, or Yasmiyn Antonia Irizarry, Mississippi State Unrelated? Anna Katyn Chmielewski, Michigan University State University Student-Centered Teaching and Academic Educational Expansion and Inequality in Taiwan and Achievement: Linking Mechanisms of Educational the Czech Republic. Michael Lee Smith, Institute Inequality to the Educational Process. Simon for Social and Economic Analyses; Shu-Ling Tsai, Calmar Andersen, Aarhus University; Ida Gran ; Petr Mateju, University for Finance and Andersen, University of Copenhagen/SFI - The Administration, Prague; Min-Hsiung Huang, Danish National Centre for Social Research Academia Sinica Table 02. Labor Markets How National Income Inequality Contributes to Table Presider: April M. Sutton, University of Texas- Educational Stratification. Stephanie M. Arnett, Austin Tulane University Learning to Labor or Preparing For Power? Local Is Inequality Maintained Effectively or Efficiently? Labor Contexts and Differential Opportunities to Social Background Effects on Educational Choice Learn. April M. Sutton, University of Texas-Austin in Multi-institutional Contexts. Seongsoo Choi, Early School Leaving in Scandinavia: Extent and Yale University Labour Market Effects. Olof Backman, Stockholm Structural Inequality and Educational Pathways of University; Vibeke Jakobsen, SFI, Copenhagen; Political Elites in Canada, the US and the UK. Thomas Lorentzen, University of Bergen; Eva David Zarifa, Nipissing University; Scott Davies, Osterbacka, Abo Akademi University; Espen Dahl, McMaster University Oslo University College Table 05. Inequality 3 Is the Market for Vocational Training Hurting the Table Presider: Marshall Ryan Jean, University of Liberal Arts? Nidia Isabel Banuelos, University of Chicago Chicago Covering Pre-existing Conditions: Distinguishing Missing the Boat: Re-examining the Relationship Student Mobility Effects from Divergent Learning between Schooling and On-the-Job Training Trajectories. Marshall Ryan Jean, University of Offered by Company. Chih-Chia Chuang, Chicago National Dong Hwa University; Yen-Ting Liu, Enduring Disruption: The Lasting Effects of Columbia University Disruptions in School on Educational, The effects of university ranking on early career Occupational, and Economic Attainment. David S. Morris, University of Virginia Dame Feeling and Doing: How Social/Psychological Effective Schools: How social resources and school Mechanisms Effect Achievement. Nora Broege, community shape school engagement. Heather E. University of California-Berkeley Price, University of Notre Dame The Effect of Supplementary Tutoring on Student A SEM Approach to Understanding the Relationship Achievement: A Comparison of Japan and the between Principals, Professional Learning U.S. Izumi Mori, Pennsylvania State University Communities, and Classroom Climate. Stephen The Magnitude and Growth of Black-White Gaps in Kotok, Pennsylvania State University; Sakiko Noncognitive Skills in Elementary School. Jill Ikoma, Pennsylvania State University Bowdon, University of Wisconsin-Madison Loosely Coupled Inequality: Classroom Context and Table 06. Inequality 4 the Latino-White Educational Achievement Gap. Table Presider: Catherine Kramarczuk Voulgarides, Victor M. Rios, University of California-Santa New York University Barbara; Vanessa Witenko, UCSB; Rebeca Does Compliance Matter? Exploring Legal Mediation Mireles-Rios, University of California-Santa of Racial/Ethnic Disproportionality with Event Barbara History Analysis. Catherine Kramarczuk School Climate for Academic Success: A Longitudinal Voulgarides, New York University; Alexandra Multilevel Analysis of School Climate and Student Aylward, New York University Outcomes. Jonathan Ryan Davis, City University An Empirical Test of the Relative Risk Aversion: of New York-Graduate Center; Darren Kwong, City Occupational and Educational Expectations of University of New York-Graduate Center Japanese Students. Sho Fujihara, University of The Effects of Perceived Disorderly School Climate Tokyo on Academic Engagement and Achievement. An Explanation of Intergenerational Educational Sandra M. Way, New Mexico State University Mobility Using The Correlated Mare Model: A Table 09. STEM Issues Danish Test Case. Martin David Munk, Aalborg Table Presider: Evangeleen Pattison, University of University; James P McIntosh, Concordia Texas-Austin University Sports as Protective Gear for Women in STEM The Cultural Logic of School: The Role of Schools in Fields. Evangeleen Pattison, University of Texas- Class Mobility and Reproduction Processes. Austin; Chandra Muller, University of Texas Janice Aurini, University of Waterloo; Scott Big Science and Social Closure: Publication Patterns Davies, McMaster University; Emily Patricia Milne, in a Sociology Flagship Journal, 1960-2010. University of Waterloo Robert Perrucci, Purdue University; Mangala Why Are High School Dropouts Poor? Colin Subramaniam, Purdue University; Carolyn C. Campbell, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Perrucci, Purdue University Table 07. Inequality 5 Explaining the gender gap in math performance and Table Presider: Matthew Knoester, University of the choice of STEM majors in Taiwan. Wei-Lin Evansville Chen, The University of Iowa Social Aspects of Literacy Development in the Lives Inside STEM: Intersectional Statuses and Inequality of First-Generation College Graduates. Matthew Between STEM Majors. Christina R. Steidl, Knoester, University of Evansville; Mari Plikuhn, University of Alabama-Huntsville University of Evansville Teacher Collaboration in Secondary School and Effects of cultural and material resources on Students’ Likelihood of Pursuing a STEM Degree. educational outcome across three generations in Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina- Europe. Christian Deindl, University of Cologne; Charlotte; Neena Banerjee, University of North Nicole Tieben, University of Mannheim Carolina-Charlotte; Elizabeth Stearns, University Family Background and Educational Paths of Italians of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn A. Mickelson, Graduates. Loris Vergolini, Bruno Kessler University of North Carolina-Charlotte Foundation; Eleonora Vlach, University of Trento Table 10. Accountability, Reform and Choice If Nobody Cares, I Don’t Care: Parenting, Family Table Presiders: Daphne Michelle Penn, Purdue Adversities and the New Gender Gap in University Education. Wan-Chi Chen, National Taipei Vontrese Deeds, Northwestern University University; Ming-jen Lin, National Taiwan What's Best for My Child: Parental Attitudes Toward University Integrative Redistricting. Daphne Michelle Penn, Parental Unemployment: Does it Matter for Children’s Purdue University Educational Attainment? Irma Mooi-Reci, Free Assessing the Reliability of Students’ Perceptions of University-Amsterdam; Bart F. Bakker, Teacher Effectiveness. Daniel Mifflin Kimmel, Table 08. School/Classroom Contexts University of Chicago; Marshall Ryan Jean, Table Presider: Heather E. Price, University of Notre University of Chicago; Stephen Raudenbush, University of Chicago Saldana, University of California-Irvine Choosing schools: revealed preferences, structural Failure to persist: A survey of non-retained freshmen constraints and school segregation in Chile. with recommendations to support reentry. Carolina Flores, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Jennifer L. Lowman, University of Nevada-Reno Chile Horizontal Stratification in Access to Danish Improving Student Achievement with Financial University Programs by Institution and Field of Incentives: An Evaluation of Houston Independent Study. Martin David Munk, Aalborg University School District's Educator Award Program. Dara Turning the Question Around: Do Colleges Fail to Renee Shifrer, Rice University; Ruth N. Lopez Meet Students’ Institutional Expectations? Kelly Turley, Rice University; Holly E. Heard, Rice Iwanaga Becker, Northwestern University; Kennan University A Cepa, Northwestern University; James Knowing Their “Place:” The Contradictions Between Rosenbaum, Northwestern University What Parents Say and Do When Choosing Table 13. Higher Education 3 Schools. Allison Roda, Columbia University Table Presider: Melissa Humphries, University of Organizational ‘failure’ and institutional pluralism: A Texas-Austin case study of an urban school closure. Vontrese Exploring the connection between college credits and Deeds, Northwestern University; Mary E. Pattillo, young adult health. Melissa Humphries, University Northwestern University of Texas-Austin The Two Worlds of K-12 and Higher Education Inequalities in the Ivory Tower: Government Accountability: Shall the Twain Ever Meet? Kevin Disinvestment and the Rise of Faculty Student J. Dougherty, Columbia University; Vikash reddy, Loan Debt. Leontina M. Hormel, University of Columbia University; Rebecca Natow, Columbia Idaho; Lynn McAlister, A. T. Still University University Lending a Hand or Lending a Burden?: Student Loan Urban Education Policy and the Gentrification of the Debt and the College Experience. Daniel Golbeck American City, 2005-2010. Chase Michael Rudel, Indiana University; Natasha Mary Michaela Billingham, Northeastern University Yurk, Indiana University-Bloomington Table 11. Higher Education 1 Quantifying Knowledge and the Carnegie Unit. Karen Table Presider: Tara C. Scales, Pennsylvania State Jeong Robinson, University of Virginia University Who Governs? Dual and Managerial Control in U.S. Academic Self-Concept of High-Achieving African Four-Year Colleges and Universities. Steven G. American Collegians at a Predominantly White Brint, University of California-Riverside; Kerry R. Institution (PWI). Tara Scales Williams, Mulligan, University of California-Riverside; Jacob Pennsylvania State University; Beverly Lindsay, Apkarian, University of California-Riverside; Pennsylvania State University Matthew Baron Rotondi, University of California- Between Grutter & Fisher: Benefits, Drawbacks, and Riverside; Robert Alan Hanneman, University of Alternatives to Diversity. Meera E. Deo, Thomas California-Riverside Jefferson School of Law Table 14. Higher Education 4 From Where and To Where: College Match, Table Presider: Karly Sarita Ford, New York University Selectivity, and Postsecondary Persistence. Erik Ms. Harvard and Mr. Florida State: College selectivity Westlund, Johns Hopkins University and social background in marriage markets. Karly Institutional Motivations for Affirmative Action in Sarita Ford, New York University College Admissions. Serena Hinz, Vanderbilt Any Questions? Sociology of the College Classroom University as a Sociology of Knowledge. Margaret Russell Social Closure Mechanisms Surrounding Non- Austin Smith, University of Maryland-College Park Standardized College Admissions Credentials: AP Field of study transitions from undergraduate to Courses and Inequality in College Admissions. graduate study: Gender and ethnicity in Israel's Tina M. Wildhagen, Smith College universities. Audrey Addi-Raccah, Tel-Aviv Table 12. Higher Education 2 University; Oded Mcdossi, Tel-Aviv University Table Presider: Loris Fagioli, Claremont Graduate Four Homophilies in Elite Graduate Admissions: University Patterns and Dynamics of Faculty Tastes. Julie Changing the Context of Engagement: Using Renee Posselt, University of Michigan Facebook to Increase Community College Student The Role of Academic Discipline and Gender in Persistence and Success. Loris Fagioli, Student Attrition and Expected Earnings. Nicholas Claremont Graduate University; Cecilia Rios- J. Bloom, University of California-San Diego Aguilar, Claremont Graduate University; Regina Table 15. Family Structure Deil-Amen, University of Arizona Table Presider: Scott Mitchell Myers, Degree Completion for Sub-baccalaureate Students Family Structure and Parental Involvement in U.S. in For Profit and Not Profit Sectors. Joshua Schools: A Test of Three Explanatory Frameworks. Scott Mitchell Myers, ; Carrie B Status Distinction through Children’s Elite Schooling: Myers, Montana State University Japanese Nouveau Riche and an International Is Resource Dilution a Law? Sibship Size and School in Tokyo. Hiroki Igarashi, University of Educational Outcomes Across Time and Group. Hawaii-Manoa Douglas B. Downey, The Ohio State University; Unequal Childhoods? The Untold Story of Latino Benjamin G. Gibbs, Brigham Young University; Childrearing as Cultural Capital. David Enrique Joseph Workman, University of Notre Dame Rangel, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Megan Quiero Uno Mas: Sibship size and educational Shoji, University of Wisconsin-Madison attainment between native born and foreign-born Table 18. Student Engagement children. Yader R. Lanuza, University of Table Presider: Guan K. Saw, Michigan State California-Irvine University Sibling Additions and Cognitive Development during Entrepreneurial Development from Adolescence to Early Childhood: Reopening the Debate. Joseph Adulthood: The Role of School Attachment. Guan Workman, University of Notre Dame K. Saw, Michigan State University; Barbara L. The Later the Less? A Sibling Analysis of Birth Order Schneider, Michigan State University Effect on Educational Attainment. Raymond Sin- Growing Class Differences in Youth Civic kwok Wong, Hong Kong University of Science and Engagement. Carl B. Frederick, Harvard Technology; Fangqi Wen, Hong Kong University of University; Kaisa Elina Snellman, Harvard Science and Technology University; Robert D. Putnam, Harvard University Table 16. Teachers The Impact of Migration on National Identity: Civic Table Presider: Erik Westlund, Johns Hopkins education curricula in England, France and University Ireland. Daniel Faas, Trinity College Dublin Networked Learning and Distributed Leadership: An The Right to Fight for your Rights: How Schools Exploratory Investigation of an Educational Shape Students’ Sense of Social Justice. Sarah Technology Training Program. Erik Westlund, Gaby, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Johns Hopkins University; Stephen B. Plank, Kay Jowers, University of North Carolina-Chapel Johns Hopkins University Hill; Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina- Gendered Work and Market Influences in an Chapel Hill; Karen Phelan Kozlowski, University of Educational Technology Initiative: Hardware, North Carolina Peopleware, Soldiers, Divas, and Prostitutes. “Right”-ing Wrongs: Using Constitutional Law Classes Randy Lynn, George Mason University; Marisa to Engage and Empower Inner-City Public High Camille Allison, George Mason University School Students. Lynn A Addington, American Greener Pastures: A Mixed-Method Study of Teacher University Retention among High-Achieving Urban Teachers. Table 19. Neighborhoods Jennifer Lauren Nelson, Emory University Table Presider: Rachel G. Leventhal-Weiner, University Intentional and Unintentional Teachers: A of Connecticut comparative analysis of backgrounds and desired Achievement in Context: Examining Spatial occupational attributes. Jeannie Kim, ; Esther Stratification of Math Test Scores. Rachel G. Yoona Cho, University of California-Berkeley Leventhal-Weiner, University of Connecticut Teachers’ Dilemmas: Advising Regular Kids in the From Educated Neighbors to High-Caliber Peers: The College-for-all Era. Audrey E. Devine-Eller, Influence of Place of Residence on Elite College Grinnell College Admissions. Kerstin Gentsch, Princeton The Unequal Distribution of Professional Autonomy in University Schools. Joseph Paul Cleary, Louisiana State Neighborhood Disadvantage and High School University Attendance Patterns. Julia Anne Burdick-Will, Table 17. Cultural Capital Brown University Table Presider: Rachael Neal, Coe College Neighborhood Heterogeneity: How Students Draw Geeks, Greeks, and Athletes: Collective Cultural Different Maps and Different Peers. Trinh Tran, Beliefs and Values in a Small, Liberal Arts University of California-Berkeley College. Rachael Neal, Coe College Table 20. Social Relationships Cultural Capital and Educational Outcomes in Post- Table Presider: Will Tyson, University of South Florida Socialist Eastern Europe. Katerina Bodovski, The Linking Micro and Macro: Student Achievement and Pennsylvania State University, University Park; Peer Effects on Gender Disparities in Mathematics Haram Jeon, Pennsylvania State University; Soo- Coursetaking. Will Tyson, University of South yong Byun, Pennsylvania State University Florida It Goes Both Ways: Dominant and Non-dominant Education and Trust - Exploring the Association Cultural Capital in a Diverse High School. Megan across Nations and Social Relationships. 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