Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities - Eastern Sociological ...

Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
44. Regular Paper Session--New Directions in Demographic Research: Cook Room
Presider: Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University
The Diversity of New Destinations: Examining the Social, Economic, and Demographic Characteristics of
New Hispanic Settlement Areas. Shannon Monnat, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Stigma, Gender Violence and Desire for Uptake of HIV Tests in Ghana. Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University
45. Regular Paper Session--Changing Policy Toward the Poor and Homeless: Flower Room
Presider: Adrienne Redd, Arcadia University
No Way Out: An Intersectional Overview of Blocked Opportunities for Women on Welfare. Nicole D'Anna,
SUNY at Albany
Patterns and Antecedents of Homelessness: A State-Level Analysis. Barrett Lee, Penn State University;
Matthew Hall, University of Illinois-Chicago; Jennifer M McClure, Penn State University
Pathways into Cycles of Homelessness and Incarceration: Intersectionalities and Multiple Vulnerabilities.
Angela Aidala, Columbia University; Anne Bozack, New York Academy of Medicine; Maiko Yomogida,
Columbia University; William McAllister, Columbia University
Making the Homeless Worthy of Service: Identity Work within a Faith-Based Homeless Shelter. Jan
Reynolds, Northern Illinois University
Discussant:
Angela Aidala, Columbia University
46. Regular Paper Session--Temporality in Social Theory: Frampton Room
Evaluating Human Progress in a Globalized World Through Contemporary Sociological Theory. Judith
Frank, University of Pennsylvania
Memory and Intersectionality as Heuristic Device in the „Commemorative Era‟. Daniel Levy, SUNY at Stony
Brook
Towards an Historical Intersectionality: Opening Possibilities for a Macro-Institutional Understanding of
Intersectional Theory. Molly Clever, University of Maryland - College Park; Kimberly Bonner,
Sociological Futures Research and Public Debate. Markus S. Schulz, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign
Discussant:
Dustin Kidd, Temple University
47. Regular Paper Session--Family Hierarchies in Paid and Unpaid Work: Reynolds Room
Presider: Joy Pixley, University of California, Irvine
Composing Lives on the Margins: A Qualitative Analysis of the Emergence of Reverse Traditional Work and
Family Arrangements. Caryn Medved, CUNY Baruch College; Cynthia Okimoto, Baruch College; Rachel
Ryan, Baruch College
Neotraditionalism and the Opt-Out Hypothesis: A Quantitative Assessment. Matthew Braswell, University
of Virginia
Marital Headship in Black Ethnic Perspective. Caitlin Cross-Barnett, Johns Hopkins University; Katrina Bell
McDonald, Johns Hopkins University
A Closer Look at Assessing Career Hierarchy Attitudes in Dual-Earner Couples. Joy Pixley, University of
California, Irvine
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