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Friday, August 9, 12:30pm
Papers:
“Online Rape Narratives: Women’s Understanding of their
Perpetrators’ Perceptions of Rape,” Stacy Gorman, Georgia State
University
“‘Binders Full of Women’: How Social Media Shape Political
Narratives,” Lynn Letukas, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and
Brian Monahan, Marywood University
“Greening the Net: Environmental Activism in Cyberspace,”
Giancarlo Panagia, Westminster College and R.J. Maratea, New
Mexico State University
“Re-imagining Social Problems via the Transhumanism
Revolution in Social Imagination,” Elayne F. Gallion, Lewis
University
Session 26:
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CRITICAL DIALOGUE on Work and Class
Room: Pearl
Program Committee
David Fasenfest, Wayne State University
Alfonso R. Latoni, National Institutes of Health
“Inequality and Agency in Working Class Language Brokers,”
Hyeyoung Kwon, University of Southern California
“Job Insecurity as Worker Control? Impacts on Commitment,
Hostility and Work Effort,” Julianne Payne, Martha Crowley and
Earl Kennedy, North Carolina State University
“Knowing Who You Are: The perpetuation of Corporate Culture
in an American Workplace,” Tiffany N. Jenkins, University of West
Georgia
“Making the Intern Economy: Role and Career Challenges of the
Music Industry Intern,” Alexandre Frenette, City University of
New York, Graduate Center, Winner of the Labor Studies
Division’s Student Paper Competition
“Post-Recession Governmentalities: Neoliberalism, Job
Searching, and Comparative Control in Minneapolis,” Madison
Van Oort, University of Minnesota, Winner of the Poverty, Class,
and Inequality Division’s Student Paper Competition
“Puerto Rican Occupational Niches: The Effects of Migration and
Economic Changes,” Gabriel Aquino, Westfield State University
“Returns to Education and Labor Market Sorting in Transition
Economies: The Case of Slovenia, 1993-2007,” Andrew M.
Penner and Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine
“Workplace Anti-Stigma Initiatives: A Scoping Study,” Cindy K.
Malachowski and Bonnie Kirsh, University of Toronto
Session 27:
Sponsors:
Organizer &
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Papers:
Urban Environmental Issues
Room: Minetta
Community Research and Development
Environment and Technology
Sociology and Social Welfare
Steve Lang, CUNY LaGuardia
“Dispelling the ‘fallacy’ of climate change: perception and
attitude of Nigeria youths towards climate change,” Ayotunde
Titilayo, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria and
Adenike Titilayo-Ayotunde, Lagos State Ministry of Health, Lagos
Nigeria
“Race, Place, and Sustainability: Contested Urban Bikeway
Development in Portland, Oregon,” Amy Lubitow and Thad
Miller, Portland State University
“Soothing Troubled Waters: Using Citizen Science to Create
Sustainable Urban Water Systems,” Jaime J. McCauley, Northern
Kentucky University
“The Katrina Diaspora: Dislocation and the Reproduction of
Segregation and Employment Inequality,” Niki Dickerson
vonLockette, Rutgers University
“Sustainable Lifestyles and Environmental Activism: How Lifestyle
Change Supports Collective Action,” Janet A. Lorenzen, Rutgers
University, Winner of the Environment and Technology Division’s
Student Paper Competition
Session 28:
Sponsors:
Organizer &
Presider:
Papers:
Public Health Sustainability, Ecological Justice,
and Globalization
Room: Gershwin I
Environment and Technology
Global
Health, Health Policy, and Health Services
Jennifer J. Reed, University of Nevada Las Vegas
“Exploring Community Food Justice Factors to Better Inform
Community-Based Intervention Strategies,” Michelle Lee Kaiser,
Ohio State University
“Global Environmentalism and Carbon Dioxide Emissions across
the World-System,” Kristen Shorette, UC Irvine
“The Effects of Organic Agriculture on Food Security in Less-
Developed Countries: An International Comparative Analysis,”
Kyle Knight, The University of Alabama in Huntsville
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