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Sunday, August 11, 8:30am
Papers:
“Contested Articulations in Capitalist Commodity Chains: Labor,
Political, and Environmental Movements Challenging Global
Industries,” Elizabeth Sowers, Sociology, UC-Irvine, Paul S.
Ciccantell, Sociology, Western Michigan University and
David A. Smith, Sociology, UC-Irvine
“Cross-border Networking and Identity Integration within
ECOWAS Framework on Development,” Adebusuyi I. Adeniran,
Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria
“Favelização on a Global Scale,” Anthony Justin Barnum, Howard
University
“Future in the Present: ‘Poking,’ ‘Modeling,’ and ‘Consulting’ Age
Peers as Modes of Transnational Practices,” Kirsten Younghee
Song, Rutgers University
“Global Aging and Economic Development: The Danger of
Neoliberalism,” Baozhen Luo, Western Washington University
and Larry Polivka, Claude Pepper Center, Florida State University
THEMATIC
Session 123: CRITICAL DIALOGUE: Competing Perspectives on
Capitalism and the Environment
Room: Broadway III
Sponsor:
Organizers &
Presiders:
Papers:
Environment and Technology
Shawn Trivette, Louisiana Tech University
Monique Y. Ouimette, Boston College
“The Safety Commons,” Lee M. Miller and Karen Manges
Douglas, Sam Houston State University
“Secondary Violences as Social Policy in the Aftermath of
Environmental Disruption: A Corollary to Naomi Klein’s Disaster
Capitalism,” Daina Cheyenne Harvey, College of the Holy Cross
“Be a Good Shopper, or Shop for Good? Non-Monetary Costs of
Socially Responsible Purchasing,” Ethan D. Schoolman, University
of Michigan, 1st Runner-up of the Conflict, Social Action, and
Change Division’s Student Paper Competition
“What Community? Re-framing market exchange as a shared
endeavor in an urban CSA,” Sean McCarron, University of
Southern California
“Agroecology, capitalism, justice: community supported
agriculture past, present, and future,” Robert Wengronowitz,
Boston College
“Capitalism and Sustainability: Why Desertification, Drought and
Deprivation Scar Dryland Habitats,” Tarique Niazi, University of
Wisconsin
“Brazil’s Belo Monte Dam: An Empirical Example of a
Longstanding Theoretical Debate,” Peter Taylor Klein, Brown
University
Session 124: CRITICAL DIALOGUE: Thinking About Health
Outside of the Box
Room: Ambassador II
Sponsor:
Organizer:
Presider:
Papers:
Program Committee
David Fasenfest, Wayne State University
Deborah A. Potter, University of Louisville
“Asian Subgroups’ Differences in Attitudes toward Alcohol Use
and Risky Behaviors,” Daisuke Ito, Georgia State University
“Between Cure and Indeterminacy: Taiwanese Folk Healers’
Narrative Strategies,” Hwa-Yen Huang, Rutgers University
“Exams and Milligrams: Risk Factors associated with College
Students and the Non-Medical Use of Prescription Stimulants,”
Michelle L. Johnson, Western Michigan University
“Forget the Tissues, Take a Pill: (Ab)normal Grief in the DSM-V
and the Potential Medicalization of Grief,” Julia Bandini, Brandeis
University
“Leveraged Expertise: Risk Management Strategies of Graduate
Student Substance Users,” Oren M. Gur, University of Illinois-
Chicago
“Social Support and Health: The Role of Ethnicity and Nativity
among Black Americans,” Christy L. Erving, Indiana University,
Bloomington
“The Social Context of Access and Initiation to the Non-Medical
Use of Prescription Drugs – Qualitative Findings*,” Aukje
Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University
“Towards An Institutional Counter-Cartography of Nurses’
Wound Work,” Nicola R. Waters, University of Calgary, Winner of
the Institutional Ethnography Division’s Student Paper
Competition
Session 125: CRITICAL DIALOGUE: Race, Racism and the Life
Course
Room: Ambassador III
“Metabolic Rifts and Temporal Shifts: A Theoretical and Historical
Engagement of Capitalism’s Unsustainable Time Imperative,”
Daniel N. Auerbach, University of Utah
Sponsors:
Racial and Ethnic Minorities
Youth, Aging, and the Life Course
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