in recognition of past and present service - Society for the Study of ...

Saturday, August 10, 2:30pm
Presider:
Description:
Roderick D. Bush, St. John’s University
“The Missing Case of Masculinity in Criminological Research,”
Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine and Michael Rocque,
Maine Department of Corrections
Over half a century ago, Malcolm X theorized that ”You can’t
have capitalism without racism!” Today, his insights ring truer
than ever. As the struggle continues, a new generation has grown
up under a post-9/11 choreography of ”racial unity” that has
evolved during the Obama era with the promise of a ”postracial”
society. But that promise has steadily evaporated as the
intersection of racial and class oppression in the US has become
ever clearer for those on the receiving end. This dialogue is about
a critical sociology of resistance and seeks to explore alternative
strategies for advancing the struggle for full racial equality and
socialism.
Session 82:
Sponsors:
Organizer &
Discussant:
Presider:
Diminishing Returns: Assessing the Impact of
Education on Social Mobility
Room: Minetta
Educational Problems
Poverty, Class, and Inequality
Autumn R. Green, Boston College
Amanda Freeman, Boston College
Panelists:
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University
Boris B. Hines, Penn State Harrisburg
Charles Pinderhughes, Essex County College
Jerome Scott, LRNA
Alan Spector, Purdue University Calumet
Session 80:
Sponsor:
Organizer:
Presider:
Papers:
CRITICAL DIALOGUE: What's Missing in Studies
of Crime & Delinquency?
Room: Plymouth
Crime and Juvenile Delinquency
Tim J. Berard, Kent State University
Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine
“Making ‘What Works’ Workable: An Assessment of the
‘Evidence-Based’ Movement in Crime Policy,” Tiffany Bergin,
University of Cambridge & Kent State University
“Voices of The Youth: What Is Missing in Our Knowledge?”
Kristine Artello, Pennsylvania State University New Kensington
“Extermination and Elimination in the Gendered Process of
Genocide,” Joshua Kaiser and John Hagan, Northwestern
University
“Measurement Matters: An Examination of Offense Types and
Alternative Measures,” Tamara Nerlien and Erin Gibbs Van
Brunschot, University of Calgary
“Psychosocial Criminology and Youth Street Gangs,” Kevin
Moran, Graduate Center CUNY
“Susan Klebold and the Social Stigmatization of Murderers’
Relatives,” Michael S. Melendez, The University of Alabama
“The Cult of Womanhood: Black Women, The Law, and
Criminalization in the Antebellum,” Nishaun T. Battle, Howard
University
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Papers:
“These Bootstraps Were Made for Talkin’: Disrupting
Meritocratic Socialization through Intergroup Dialogue,”
Daniel K. Cairo, PhD Student, University of Illinois at Chicago,
Steve Whitley, Undergraduate Program Development Specialist,
University of Illinois at Chicago, Stephanie Hicks, PhD Student,
University of Illinois at Chicago, Rebecca E. Gordon, Director,
Women's Leadership and Resource Center, Charu Thakral,
Associate Director, Diversity Educational and Research Initiatives
and Philip Vasquez, Associate Director, Student Development
Services
“Boundaries of Consequence: The Cultural Narrative of ‘Choice’
in College-Bound, Middle Class Families,” Cara Bowman, Boston
University
“Reproducing (Dis)Advantage: The Role of Family-based, Schoolbased,
and Cumulative-based Processes,” Sonya Conner,
Worcester State University
“The Sounds of Silence: Academic Writing Block as Cultural
Capital Disadvantage,” Lara Birk, Boston College
Session 82:
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Organizer:
Presider:
Papers:
Human Rights and Global Inequality
Room: Gershwin I
Global
Sociology and Social Welfare
Najwa Sado Safadi, Al-Quds University, Palestine
Joyce Bialik, Silberman School of Social Work at
Hunter College
“‘Our Solemn Commitment to Protect Those who Cannot
Protect Themselves:’ The Department of Justice‘s Legitimation of
Human Trafficking Prosecutions,” Michelle Halla Lore and
Emily P. Estrada, North Carolina State University