ISA Forum, Programme Book - International Sociological Association

TG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology
Sociologie historique et comparative
Sociología histórica y comparativa
President: Johann P. Arnason, La Trobe University, Australia
Coordinator of the programme: Willfried Spohn, Catholic University Eichstaett, Germany
Subject: “Civilization analysis and historical sociology
Organizer: Willfried, Spohn, Catholic University Eichstaett, Germany
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Multiple modernities, comparative
civilizations and historical sociology, Part I
Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus and Willfried Spohn, Catholic University
of Eichstatt, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_01A
Authors and Papers:
Johann Arnason (Charles University Prague,
Czech Republic)
Embedding civilizations in history. Bridging
themes and theoretical perspectives
Wolfgang Knöbl (University of Göttingen, Germany)
Comparative-historical sociology and the problem
of contingency
Peter Wagner (University of Trento, Italy)
Requirements for a historical sociology of modernities
Daniel Platek (Jagellonian University, Poland)
Nation-state and mobilization: European and
Islamic civilizations in comparative perspective
Victor Roudometof (University of Cyprus, Nikosia)
World-historical globalization and the emergence
of the nation-form
Mauricio Domingues (IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil)
Modernity and modernizing moves: Latin America
in comparative perspective
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Multiple modernities, comparative
civilizations and historical sociology, Part II
Chair: Johann Arnason, LaTrobe University
Melbourne, Australia and Willfried Spohn, Catholic
University of Eichstatt, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_01A
Authors and Papers:
Song Chon (Hang Yang University, Korea)
The modernity or the modernities – preliminary
reflections
Atsuko Ichijo (Kingston University, Great Britain)
Operationalizing civilizational constellations
Fernando Ampudia de Haro (Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)
Discussing de-civilization: some theoretical remarks
Stephanie Alice Baker (University of Sidney,
Australia)
Rediscovering catharsis: a historical and sociological
examination
Jordi Collet Sabe (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona)
Civilizing advances in historically oriented processes:
the case of family socialization
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02A: Globalization, religion and collective
identities, Part I
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