ISA Forum, Programme Book - International Sociological Association

Gender, Class, and Race Dynamics in Late
Capitalism: An Analysis of Clerks II and American
Hegemonic Masculinity
Luis Berruecos (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-
Xochimilco, México)
Mexican Neoliberal Economic Policies and the
Effects of Globalization in Indian Cultural Patterns
of Alcohol Consumption.
Sociology
Vessela Misheva (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Sociology – Between Humanism and Anti-humanism
Sergey A. Kravchenko ( Moscow State Institute
of International Relations, Russia)
New alienation: A form of game-ization
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Consequences of Migration:
Adaptation or Alienation? Part II
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_01B
Authors and Papers:
Glen Kuecker (Dept of History, Depauw, Depauw,
IN, USA)
The Alienation of Return Migration: A Guatamalan
Case Study
Naoto Higuchi (Department of Social Science,
University of Tokushima, Tokushima)
Learning to Labor, Trapped to Consumers:
Adaptation and Alienation among Muslim Migrant
Workers in Japan
Nanako Inaba (College of Humanities Ibaraki
University, Ibaraki, Japan)
Learning to Labor, Trapped to Consumers:
Adaptation and Alienation among Muslim Migrant
Workers in Japan
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 05B: Alienation and the Subaltern:
Race, Class and Gender the Global Economy,
Part II
Chair: Ligaya McGovern, Indiana University,
IN, USA
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: RC36_05B
Authors and Papers:
Miri Gal-Ezer (The Max Stern Academic College
of Emek Yezrael and The Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, Israel)
“3 Times Divorced”: A Palestinian Woman Rebellion
against the Israeli State, Bedouins
Norms and State Islamic Law
Gerhard Schutte (University of Wisconsin-
Parkside, USA)
“Bastards and Hybrids: ‘Mixed Race’ and Alienation.
Safiye Yildiz (Free University Berlin, Germany)
Othering and Alienation per intercultural discourse
in Germany
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: New theoretical perspectives
Part II
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_02B
Authors and Papers:
Andrew Blasko (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Theoretical Anti-humanism in Philosophy and
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 01C: Migration, Alienation, and
Schooling Part III
Chair: Gerhard Schutte, University of Wisconsin-Parkside,
WI, USA
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_01C
Authors and Papers:
Claire Schiff (University of Bordeaux 2)
Migrant Youth in France : Unraveling the Influence
of Local Context, Ethnicity and Public
Policy on the Prospects of Newly Settled Ado-
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