Final Program, 2010 Annual Meeting - Eastern Sociological Society
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80 th <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong><br />
<strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Sociological</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />
Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers<br />
March 18-21, <strong>2010</strong>
GENERAL INFORMATION<br />
REGISTRATION<br />
Hours: Thursday, 11:30 am-5:00 pm Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.<br />
Saturday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday, 8:00 am-10:00 am.<br />
The Registration Desk is located on Mezzanine Level in the Imperial Ballroom<br />
1. When you register, you will be given a registration badge.<br />
2. Badges are to be worn at all sessions and are required for admission to ESS events.<br />
3. Registered participants may request complimentary badges for their nonmember spouses.<br />
ESS COMMONS<br />
The ESS COMMONS is on the Mezzanine in the Imperial Ballroom. It includes:<br />
The Book Exhibit, which is described on the back inside cover of the program.<br />
The Message Board, where participants can leave and receive messages.<br />
The Employment Center is in Statler on the 4 th floor and will be open<br />
Friday 2:00 to 4:00 PM<br />
Saturday 10:00AM to 12 Noon<br />
COPIES OF PAPERS<br />
The ESS does not sell or distribute papers or abstracts. Please contact authors directly to obtain<br />
copies of papers or to get further information.<br />
SESSION AND PAPER LENGTH<br />
Sessions are scheduled with the expectation that presenters and discussants will take<br />
approximately 15 minutes to make their initial presentations. This will allow time for discussion<br />
among the panelists and for audience participation.<br />
Presiders should end sessions promptly to enable the following sessions to start on time. If<br />
there is no Presider listed, please appoint one from the panel for time-keeping purposes.<br />
Next Year's <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> will be at the<br />
Sheraton <strong>Society</strong> Hill Hotel in Philadelphia, PA, February 24-27, 2011
Economic Crisis and New Social Realities<br />
The 80 th <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong><br />
Of the<br />
<strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Sociological</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />
Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers<br />
March 18-21, <strong>2010</strong><br />
Table of Contents<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Highlights<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Summary<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Details<br />
Previous Officers and Award Winners<br />
ESS Officers and Committees<br />
Acknowledgements<br />
Call for 2011 Papers<br />
Publisher Advertisements<br />
Index of Participants<br />
General Information<br />
Book Exhibitors<br />
Session Room Maps<br />
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Inside Front Cover<br />
Inside Back Cover<br />
Back Cover<br />
Cover Design: Emily Mahon, Brad Smith<br />
Begin Making Plans for ESS 2011:<br />
Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities<br />
Sheraton- <strong>Society</strong> Hill<br />
Philadelphia, PA<br />
February 24-27, 2011<br />
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PLENARY SESSIONS:<br />
Economic Crisis and New Social Realities<br />
<strong>2010</strong> ESS <strong>Program</strong> Highlights<br />
Thursday 5:30-7:00 PM The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel:<br />
“Giving and Taking Caring: Right or Privilege” (Pamela<br />
Stone organizer, with Dan Clawson and Natalia Sarkisian)<br />
Friday 5:30-7:00 PM Honoring Rosabeth Moss Kanter: “Inclusion, Empowerment,<br />
and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions<br />
of Rosabeth Moss Kanter” (Margaret L. Andersen organizer,<br />
with Rakesh Khurana, Don Tomaskovic-Devey and Ronnie<br />
Steinberg)<br />
Saturday 5:30-7:00 PM Presentation of <strong>2010</strong> Awards and Rosanna Hertz’s Presidential<br />
Address: “Bait and Switch and the American Dream”<br />
Georgian Room<br />
Georgian Room<br />
Georgian Room<br />
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT:<br />
Thursday 7:00 PM Reception following Robin William's Lecture, Naomi R. Gerstel Georgian Room<br />
Friday 3:00-4:00 PM New Books Reception Imperial Ballrm<br />
Friday 7:00 PM Reception following, “Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth<br />
Moss Kanter” including live jazz session organized by Timothy<br />
Wolfe<br />
Saturday 7:00 PM Reception following the <strong>2010</strong> Award Ceremony and Rosanna<br />
Hertz’s Presidential Address including live jazz session<br />
organized by Robert Faulkner<br />
Georgian Room<br />
Georgian Room<br />
“CONVERSATION with ”:<br />
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth,<br />
Sarah Damaske on -- Race and Class in Higher Education<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss and Charles Willie on<br />
-- Retirement<br />
Friday 10:15 -11:45 AM William Gamson, Richard Healey and William Hoynes on --<br />
Media and Collective Civic Engagement<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Dorothy Smith, Alison Griffith, Nancy Naples and Marjorie<br />
Devault on -- Dorothy Smith's Sociology for Women/People<br />
and the Institutional Ethnography Approach<br />
Friday 12:00-1:300 PM Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin – 21st Century<br />
Fears: Public Sociology and Cultural Expectations<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde and Wendy Cadge on -- The<br />
Changing Shape of Religion in American <strong>Society</strong><br />
Friday 3:30 -5:00 PM Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard<br />
Swedberg and Norbert Wiley on --What's Missing from<br />
Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown<br />
Friday 3:30 -5:00 PM Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff<br />
and Kelli Craig-Henderson on -- Women in<br />
Science/Observations on Science and Government<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Richard Alba, Berhane Araia and Louis Edgar Esparza on --<br />
The ASA Human Rights Resolution: An Inquiry about<br />
Epistemology and <strong>Sociological</strong> Practice (co-sponsored with<br />
Sociologists without Borders)<br />
Saturday 10:15 -11:45 AM Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza and Karen V. Hansen on -- The Future<br />
of Liberalism<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman and Kay Jenkins<br />
on -- Lived Religion in Everyday Life<br />
Saturday 3:30 -5:00 PM William J. Wilson, Larry Bobo and Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on -<br />
- Post-Obama America: Race, Ethnicity and Politics in<br />
America<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Berkeley Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Cambridge Room<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Stuart Room<br />
Arlington Room<br />
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THEMATICS:<br />
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Migrating People, Migrating Culture Clarendon Room<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15PM Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving Arlington Room<br />
Thursday 1:45 -3:15 PM Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing Clarendon Room<br />
and Social Policy<br />
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Globalization and New Social Realities Clarendon Room<br />
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy Arlington Room<br />
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis Berkeley Room<br />
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Employment, Unions and Downsizing Clarendon Room<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis Clarendon Room<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social<br />
Cambridge Room<br />
Realities<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Economic Strain in Family Life Cambridge Room<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM The American Dream and New Social Expectations Clarendon Room<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship Clarendon Room<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Economic Insecurities Clarendon Room<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Framing the Debate: <strong>Sociological</strong> Perspectives on Health Care Clarendon Room<br />
Reform<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets Clarendon Room<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Public Life and New Social Realities Cambridge Room<br />
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM The Economic Crisis and Higher Education Arlington Room<br />
Saturday 3:30 PM-5:00 PM Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Clarendon Room<br />
Justice<br />
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Successful Societies and Societal Resilience Clarendon Room<br />
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Democracy in the Age of Obama Clarendon Room<br />
AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS<br />
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the<br />
Evolution of Healthcare in America by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry<br />
A. Jacobs<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post-<br />
Communist Russia by Alya Guseva<br />
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation,<br />
and Race by Edward E. Telles and Vilma Ortiz<br />
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and<br />
Patrizia Faccioli<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM “Do You Know…”: The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert<br />
Faulkner and Howard S. Becker<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization Behind the Burning<br />
Man Event by Katherine Chen<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Backlash/911: Middle <strong>Eastern</strong> and Muslim Americans Respond<br />
by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorhmehr<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil<br />
Rights in 20th Century America by Allison Carey<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45 Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's<br />
Graduates by Amy Stuart Wells, Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita<br />
Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
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AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS – cont'd<br />
Saturday 12:00 -1:30 PM Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye<br />
Tuchman<br />
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by<br />
Michael Kimmel<br />
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is<br />
Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen<br />
Gerson<br />
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto<br />
Rican Brothers On and Off the Streets by Timothy Black<br />
Sunday 10:15-11:45AM DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation<br />
of Women’s Health Politics by Susan Bell<br />
MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Franklin Room<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing<br />
and Social Policy<br />
Clarendon Room<br />
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Chinese Institutions in Transition Newbury Room<br />
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in China Newbury Room<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM China in the Age of Globalization Newbury Room<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in Contemporary<br />
China<br />
MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power & Inequality<br />
Newbury Room<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Theoretical Approaches to Workplace Inequality Arlington Room<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Workplace Relations and the Generation of Inequality Arlington Room<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Organizational Environments and the Dynamics of Workplace<br />
Power<br />
Arlington Room<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM States, Law and the Politics of Workplace Inequality Arlington Room<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality Arlington Room<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM The Future of Work Arlington Room<br />
MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Women of Color Scientists and Engineers: Research and<br />
practices from academia<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Women in Science : Assessing the “Leaky Pipeline” at Various<br />
Stages<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM A Conversation on Women in Science: Observations on<br />
Business, Government, & The Academy<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Family Challenges in Hard Times Stanbro Room<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Generational Shifts and Policy Challenges Stanbro Room<br />
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Are the Culture Wars Over The Post Obama Landscape Stanbro Room<br />
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Unfinished Revolution: How A New Generation is<br />
Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in America by Kathleen<br />
Gerson<br />
Stanbro Room<br />
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MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM From the Field Hancock Room<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Urban Ethnography in Boston Hancock Room<br />
WORKSHOPS:<br />
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Hancock Room<br />
Information on the New Realities of Work, Family and the<br />
Economy<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A<br />
Charles River<br />
Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality,<br />
Employment, and Wealth<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00PM Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom Stuart Room<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal White Hill Room<br />
TECHNOLOGY EVENTS:<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom Stuart Room<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Participatory Internet Technologies and New Social Realities: Newbury Room<br />
The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips, &<br />
Cheaters<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45AM Technology and New Social Expectations I Lexington Room<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Technology and New Social Expectations II: Theoretical<br />
Orientations and Technology<br />
Lexington Room<br />
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM New Technologies for Entertainment and Security Lexington Room<br />
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities Lexington Room<br />
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO GRADUATE STUDENTS:<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Economic Crisis and the New Realities of Graduate Education Cambridge Room<br />
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do after Graduation<br />
The Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities<br />
Cambridge Room<br />
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS:<br />
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market Cambridge Room<br />
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Sociology Through Service Learning Cabot Room<br />
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the Sociology Major and<br />
Preparing Students for Employment<br />
Cabot Room<br />
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session I Imperial Ballrm<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM How Public Sociology Can Enliven the Classroom (Intended for Whittier Room<br />
Undergraduate Teaching Faculty)<br />
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Undergraduate Poster Session II Imperial Ballrm<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session III Imperial Ballrm<br />
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session IV Imperial Ballrm<br />
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EVENTS Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on<br />
the Status of Minorities<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM<br />
Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race<br />
Charles River<br />
Thursday<br />
3:30-5:00 PM<br />
Women, Wages, and Poverty<br />
Charles River<br />
Friday<br />
8:30-10:00 AM<br />
The Sandwich Generation<br />
Charles River<br />
Friday<br />
10:15-11:45 AM<br />
Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Morning Session)<br />
St. James Room<br />
Friday<br />
1:45-3:15 PM<br />
Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Afternoon Session)<br />
St. James Room<br />
EVENTS Sponsored by the Association for Humanist Sociology<br />
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM The First Community-Organizer President: Humanist Sociology<br />
Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama<br />
Charles River<br />
Friday 4:45-5:30 PM Humanist <strong>Society</strong> Reception Charles River<br />
ESS SPECIAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS:<br />
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM ESS Executive Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> Hancock Room<br />
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM ESS Publications Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> Hancock Room<br />
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Graduate Education Committee Business <strong>Meeting</strong> Hancock Room<br />
Friday 9:00-5:00PM Peace in Focus: Exhibition of Photos by Young People<br />
Imperial Ballrm<br />
Dedicated to Grassroots Peace Journalism<br />
Saturday 7:00-8:30 AM ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast Hancock Room<br />
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Women Business <strong>Meeting</strong> Hancock Room<br />
Saturday 12:00-1:30PM Committee on the Status of Minorities Business <strong>Meeting</strong> Hancock Room<br />
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM SWS Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> St. James Room<br />
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM ESS General Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (open to entire membership) Stanbro Room<br />
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM ESS Executive Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> Stanbro<br />
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Economic Crisis and New Social Realities<br />
ESS <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> <strong>Program</strong> Summary<br />
Thursday, March 18<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
1. Thematic— Migrating People, Migrating Culture (Clarendon Room)<br />
2. Conversation with— Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth and Sarah Damaske on "Race and<br />
Class in Higher Education" (Stuart Room)<br />
3. Author-Meets-Critics— The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the Evolution of Health Care in America<br />
by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry A. Jacobs (Franklin Room)<br />
4. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Frames: Changing Politics and Policy Narratives (Constitution Room)<br />
5. Regular Paper Session— Families, Economic Inequality, and Public Policy (Beacon Hill)<br />
6. Regular Paper Session— Getting Jobs, Losing Jobs (Charles River Room)<br />
7. Regular Paper Session— Interactions Between Urban and Rural Places (Longfellow Room)<br />
8. Regular Paper Session— Organizations of Knowledge (Thoreau Room)<br />
9. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Change: Immigrant Organizations in Urban Areas (Winthrop Room)<br />
10. Regular Paper Session— Playing for Equality: The Sociology of Sports (Brandeis Room)<br />
11. Regular Paper Session— Race and Diversity in the Classroom (Cabot Room)<br />
12. Regular Paper Session— Race and Inequality (Lexington Room)<br />
13. Regular Paper Session— Victimization, Schooling and Achievement: Informal and Formal Processes (Holmes)<br />
14. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market (Cambridge<br />
Room)<br />
15. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Executive Board <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
16. Thematic— Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving (Arlington Room)<br />
17. Thematic— Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing and Social Policy (and the opening session of<br />
the MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21 st Century) (Clarendon Room)<br />
18. Conversation with— Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss, Charles Willie on "Retirement" (Stuart Room)<br />
19. Author-Meets-Critics— Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post-Communist Russian by Alya Guseva<br />
(Franklin Room)<br />
20. Regular Paper Session— All Politics are Local: Saving the Planet One Community at a Time (Cabot Room)<br />
21. Regular Paper Session— Brooklyn in a Global Context: Ethnicity and Class Differences in Urban Neighborhoods<br />
(Winthrop Room)<br />
22. Regular Paper Session— Comparative Perspectives on Poverty and Wages (Brandeis Room)<br />
23. Regular Paper Session— Constructing Historical Narratives in Comparative Perspective (Constitution Room)<br />
24. Regular Paper Session— Economic Development (Thoreau Room)<br />
25. Regular Paper Session— Embodying a Religious Identity: Multiple Perspectives (Beacon Hill)<br />
26. Regular Paper Session— Getting Ahead: Gender, Race and Public Policy (Holmes)<br />
27. Regular Paper Session— Social Ties, Wages and the Family Business (White Hill Room)<br />
28. Regular Paper Session— The Making and Unmaking of Nation States (St. James Room)<br />
29. Regular Paper Session— The Rising Black Middle Class (Lexington Room)<br />
30. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— Economic Crisis and the New Realities of Graduate Education<br />
(Cambridge Room)<br />
31. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities—<br />
Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race (Charles River Room)<br />
32. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS Publications Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
33. Thematic— Globalization and New Social Realities (Clarendon Room)<br />
34. Thematic— Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy (Arlington Room)<br />
35. Author-Meets-Critics— Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race by Edward E. Telles and<br />
Vilma Ortiz (Franklin Room)<br />
36. Regular Paper Session— Activism in Religious Communities (Beacon Hill)<br />
37. Regular Paper Session— Body Gazing: Aesthetics and Beauty in Context (Constitution Room)<br />
38. Regular Paper Session— Innovative Approaches to Teaching Sociology (St. James Room)<br />
39. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Environmental Conservation (Cabot Room)<br />
40. Regular Paper Session— Mothering Outside the Home: Institutional and Class Differences (Longfellow Room)<br />
41. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Biracial Identity (Lexington Room)<br />
42. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Structures and Pressures for Change (White Hill Room)<br />
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Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d<br />
43. Regular Paper Session— Relational Mechanisms of Competition and Collaboration in Markets and Organizations<br />
(Thoreau Room)<br />
44. Regular Paper Session— Striving for Equality: Comparative Examinations of How Family and Organizations Shape<br />
Work Lives (Holmes)<br />
45. Regular Paper Session— The Intersection of the Market and Family (Stuart Room)<br />
46. Regular Paper Session— The Promise of College and the Limits of Class Mobility (Brandeis Room)<br />
47. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do After Graduation The<br />
Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
48. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status of Minorities—<br />
Women, Wages, and Poverty (Charles River Room)<br />
49. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Graduate Education Committee Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
50. Plenary— The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel, "Giving and Taking Care: Right or Privilege"<br />
(Georgian Room) Reception to follow.<br />
Friday, March 19<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
51. Regular Paper Session— Conceiving Structures of Inequality (Back Bay)<br />
52. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Icons: Representation of Popular Culture (Winthrop Room)<br />
53. Regular Paper Session— Families and Education (St. James Room)<br />
54. Regular Paper Session— Financial Markets and Regulations (Cabot Room)<br />
55. Regular Paper Session— Healthcare Workers on the Frontline (Constitution Room)<br />
56. Regular Paper Session— Interpreting Today's Economics Through Social Theory and Historical Contexts (White Hill<br />
Room)<br />
57. Regular Paper Session— Learning to Labor in New and Old Jobs (Whittier Room)<br />
58. Regular Paper Session— Out of Prison (Alcott Room)<br />
59. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking the Impact of Globalization on Identities (Franklin Room)<br />
60. Regular Paper Session— The Financial Crisis and its Aftermaths in Global Perspectives (Lexington Room)<br />
61. Regular Paper Session— The Organizational Dimension of Community (Brandeis Room)<br />
62. Regular Paper Session— The Return of Class (Thoreau Room)<br />
63. Regular Paper Session— Transitions to Adulthood (Beacon Hill)<br />
64. Regular Paper Session— Urban Neighborhoods and Gentrification (Cambridge Room)<br />
65. Roundtable— Caregiving and End of Life Planning for the Elderly (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
66. Roundtable— Changing Cities: Perceptions of Urban Problems (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
67. Roundtable— Constructing Religious Identities (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
68. Roundtable— Immigration, Ethnicity and Assimilation (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
69. Roundtable— Is the "Tuskegee" Syphilis Study still Relevant (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
70. Roundtable— Life on the Inside: Prisons and Prisoners (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
71. Roundtable— Neoliberalism and the State (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
72. Roundtable— On Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
74. Roundtable— The Gendering of Culture (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
76. Roundtable— Uneasy Relations: Embodying Gender and Power (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
77. Workshop— The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Information on the New Realities of<br />
Work, Family and the Economy (Hancock Room)<br />
78. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— The Sandwich Generation (Charles River Room)<br />
79. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Chinese Institutions in Transition (Newbury Room)<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
80. Thematic— Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis (Arlington Room)<br />
81. Thematic— Employment, Unions and Downsizing (Clarendon Room)<br />
82. Conversation with— William A. Gamson, Richard Healey, William Hoynes on "Media and Collective Civic Engagement"<br />
(Stuart Room)<br />
83. Author-Meets-Critics— The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and Patrizia Faccioli (Franklin Room)<br />
84. Regular Paper Session— Carework and Parenting: Practices, Values and Attitudes (Beacon Hill)<br />
85. Regular Paper Session— Community Currencies in the United States (Whittier Room)<br />
86. Regular Paper Session— Democratization and its Discontents (Thoreau Room)<br />
87. Regular Paper Session— Education and the Reproduction of Inequality (Winthrop Room)<br />
88. Regular Paper Session— Institutional Logics and Organizations (Holmes)<br />
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89. Regular Paper Session— Marriage, Family and Social Policy (Constitution Room)<br />
90. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Dimensions of Parenthood Experiences (Cambridge Room)<br />
91. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Urban/Suburban Landscape (Brandeis Room)<br />
92. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Nature of Work and Inequality in Organizations (Back Bay)<br />
93. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Race (Lexington Room)<br />
94. Regular Paper Session— The Manifest and Latent Effects of the Economic Crisis on the Correctional Industry and<br />
Reentry (White Hill Room)<br />
95. Regular Paper Session— Theoretical Approaches to Gender and Sexuality (Alcott Room)<br />
96. Regular Paper Session— Transnational Exchanges (Hancock Room)<br />
97. Roundtable— Arts, Culture and Cosmopolitanism (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
98. Roundtable— Culture and Consumption Practices (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
99. Roundtable— Factors in Educational Success (Georgian Room - Table 3)<br />
100. Roundtable— Global Public Health (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
101. Roundtable— Images of Illegality: Case Examples (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
102. Roundtable— Negotiating Work: Professions in Comparative Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
103. Roundtable— The Body as a Locus of Identity and Inequality (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
104. Roundtable— The Drama of Art, the Art of Drama (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
105. Roundtable— Theorizing <strong>Society</strong> I (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
106. Roundtable— Unequal Swaps and Environmental Justice: Global Perspectives (Georgian Room - Table 8)<br />
107. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Sociology Through Service Learning (Cabot Room)<br />
108. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Morning Session) (St.<br />
James Room)<br />
109. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— <strong>Sociological</strong> Forum Editorial Board <strong>Meeting</strong> - CANCELED<br />
110. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in China (Newbury<br />
Room)<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
111. Thematic— Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis (Clarendon Room)<br />
112. Thematic— Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
113. Conversation with— Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin on "21st Century Fears: Public Sociology and<br />
Cultural Expectations" (Stuart Room)<br />
114. Conversation with— Nancy A. Naples, Alison Griffith, Dorothy E. Smith on "Dorothy Smith's Sociology for<br />
Women/People and the Institutional Ethnography Approach" (Berkeley Room)<br />
115. Author-Meets-Critics— "Do You Know...": The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert Faulkner and Howard S. Becker<br />
(Franklin Room)<br />
116. Regular Paper Session— Considering Bourdieu and "Sociology as a Contact Sport" (Alcott Room)<br />
117. Regular Paper Session— Education in the Economic Crisis (Winthrop Room)<br />
118. Regular Paper Session— Ethnography, Culture, and Interaction (Back Bay)<br />
119. Regular Paper Session— Macro-Politics and Micro-Structures (Thoreau Room)<br />
120. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Perspectives on Health and Violence (Constitution Room)<br />
121. Regular Paper Session— New York and Los Angeles in the Economic and Financial Crisis (Brandeis Room)<br />
122. Regular Paper Session— Race, Gender, and Sentencing (Lexington Room)<br />
123. Regular Paper Session— Racial Variation in Work and Family Life (Beacon Hill)<br />
124. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking Globalization from an International Perspective (St. James Room)<br />
125. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Gangs and Delinquency (White Hill Room)<br />
126. Roundtable— Biracial Identity in the Contemporary U.S. Context (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
127. Roundtable— Comparative Perspectives on Education (Georgian Room - Table 8)<br />
128. Roundtable— Economic Crisis and the Realities of Abortion Access in the Contemporary U.S. (Georgian Room -<br />
Table 4)<br />
130. Roundtable— Mental Health, Social Capital, and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
131. Roundtable— Narrative and Identity in Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
132. Roundtable— Parolees and Reintegration (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
133. Roundtable— Professionalization and Local Politics (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
134. Roundtable— Safety and Security in the New Economic Reality (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
135. Roundtable— Wages and Work: Gender, Race and Ethnicity (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
136. Roundtable— Women, Leadership and Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
137. Workshop— Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A Resource for Cross-National Research on<br />
Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth (Charles River Room)<br />
138. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the Sociology Major and<br />
Preparing Students for Employment (Cabot Room)<br />
139. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Women of Color Scientists and<br />
Engineers: Research and Practices from Academia (Stanbro Room)<br />
140. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— China in the Age of Globalization (Newbury Room)<br />
141. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Theoretical Approaches to Workplace Inequality (Arlington<br />
Room)<br />
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Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
142. Thematic— Economic Strain in Family Life (Cambridge Room)<br />
143. Thematic— The American Dream and New Social Expectations (Clarendon Room)<br />
144. Conversation with— Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde, Wendy Cadge on "The Changing Shape of Religion in American<br />
<strong>Society</strong>" (Stuart Room)<br />
145. Author-Meets-Critics— Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization behind the Burning Man Event by Katherine<br />
Chen (Franklin Room)<br />
146. Regular Paper Session— Collective Action in International Perspective (White Hill Room)<br />
147. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and the Conscientious Consumer (Cabot Room)<br />
148. Regular Paper Session— Economic Uncertainty and Social Inequality (Back Bay)<br />
150. Regular Paper Session— National Security and the Mechanisms of Social Control (Thoreau Room)<br />
151. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Local and the Global in the 2009 Pittsburgh G20 Protests: Economy, War<br />
and Climate Change (Berkeley Room)<br />
152. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhood Processes in New York City (Brandeis Room)<br />
153. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Policy Landscape: Lessons from the Field (Alcott Room)<br />
154. Regular Paper Session— Teaching Methods (Winthrop Room)<br />
155. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Race (Lexington Room)<br />
156. Regular Paper Session— Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure (Beacon Hill)<br />
157. Roundtable— Techniques for Teaching about Social Class on Diverse College Campuses (Whittier Room)<br />
158. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session I (Imperial Ballroom)<br />
159. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now (Afternoon Session)<br />
(St. James Room)<br />
160. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Women in Science: Assessing<br />
the "Leaky Pipeline" at Various Stages (Stanbro Room)<br />
161. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in Contemporary<br />
China (Newbury Room)<br />
162. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Workplace Relations and the Generation of Inequality (Arlington<br />
Room)<br />
163. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— From the Field (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
164. Thematic— Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship (Clarendon Room)<br />
165. Conversation with— Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard Swedberg, Norbert Wiley on "What's<br />
Missing from Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown" (Cambridge Room)<br />
166. Conversation with— Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Kelli Craig-Henderson on "Women<br />
in Science/Observations on Science and Government" (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work &<br />
Technology in the Post-Obama Era (Stanbro Room)<br />
167. Author-Meets-Critics— Backlash 9/11 by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorgmehr (Franklin Room)<br />
168. Regular Paper Session— Changing Concepts of Legal Thinking (Cabot Room)<br />
169. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Femininities (Constitution Room)<br />
170. Regular Paper Session— Culture and Social Movements (Whittier Room)<br />
171. Regular Paper Session— Law Enforcement and Crime Control During Periods of Economic Turmoil (Newbury Room)<br />
172. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhoods in Transition (Brandeis Room)<br />
173. Regular Paper Session— Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Thoreau Room)<br />
174. Regular Paper Session— Race, Ethnicity and Educational Achievement (Winthrop Room)<br />
175. Regular Paper Session— Race, Rights and Power in International Context (Lexington Room)<br />
176. Regular Paper Session— Social Construction of Fatherhood (Alcott Room)<br />
177. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sport (White Hill Room)<br />
178. Regular Paper Session— The Meaning of (Non)-Parenthood (Beacon Hill)<br />
179. Regular Paper Session— Transnationalism in Comparative Perspectives (St. James Room)<br />
180. Regular Paper Session— What Wages Can't Buy: Identity, Recognition and Well-Being (Back Bay)<br />
181. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations in the Classroom<br />
(Stuart Room)<br />
182. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— The First Community-Organizer President: Humanist<br />
Sociology Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama (Charles River Room)<br />
183. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Organizational Environments and the Dynamics of Workplace<br />
Power (Arlington Room)<br />
184. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— Urban Ethnography in Boston (Hancock Room)<br />
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Sessions 4:45 PM—5:30 PM<br />
185. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— Association for Humanist Sociology Reception (Charles<br />
River Room)<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
186. Plenary— Inclusion, Empowerment, and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions of Rosabeth Moss<br />
Kanter (Georgian Room) Reception to follow – with Jazz<br />
Saturday, March 20<br />
Sessions 7:00 AM—8:30 AM<br />
187. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
188. Thematic— Economic Insecurities (Clarendon Room)<br />
189. Conversation with— Richard Alba, Berhane Araia, Louis E. Esparza on "The ASA Human Rights Resolution: An<br />
Inquiry about Epistemology and <strong>Sociological</strong> Practice" (co-sponsored with Sociologists without Borders) (Stuart<br />
Room)<br />
190. Author-Meets-Critics— On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in 20th Century<br />
America by Allison Carey (Franklin Room)<br />
191. Regular Paper Session— "Live Free or Die" - The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Social Services, Economic<br />
Indicators and Crime in New Hampshire (White Hill Room)<br />
192. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and Its Effects on Ethnic Economies, Homelessness, and Technology<br />
(Constitution Room)<br />
193. Regular Paper Session— Educating Your Child: The Urban, Suburban Dilemma (Beacon Hill)<br />
195. Regular Paper Session— Judgement of Art, Creation of Taste (Winthrop Room)<br />
196. Regular Paper Session— Persisting Inequality: Race, Class, Gender and Socioeconomic Attainments (Charles River<br />
Room)<br />
197. Regular Paper Session— Producing Objectivity through Citations, Labeling and Science Policy (Lexington Room)<br />
198. Regular Paper Session— Social Movements: Mobilization, Demands and Group Identity (Brandeis Room)<br />
199. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sexualities (Thoreau Room)<br />
200. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Community: Sustainability Development in Context (Cabot Room)<br />
201. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Communities as Social Support Systems (Alcott Room)<br />
202. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Participatory Internet Technologies and New Social Realities:<br />
The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips & Cheaters (Newbury Room)<br />
203. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— How Public Sociology Can Enliven the Classroom (Intended for<br />
Undergraduate Teaching Faculty) (Whittier Room)<br />
Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty<br />
204. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Committee on the Status of Women Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
205. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Family Challenges in Hard Times<br />
(Stanbro Room)<br />
206. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— States, Law and the Politics of Workplace Inequality (Arlington<br />
Room)<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
207. Thematic— Framing the Debate: <strong>Sociological</strong> Perspectives on Health Care Reform (Clarendon Room)<br />
208. Conversation with— Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza, Karen V. Hansen on "The Future of Liberalism" (Stuart Room)<br />
209. Author-Meets-Critics— Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's Graduates by Amy Stuart Wells and<br />
Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa (Franklin Room)<br />
210. Regular Paper Session— Assessing Resistance to Medicalization (White Hill Room)<br />
211. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Adapting to the New Economic Reality (Cabot Room)<br />
212. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Carework (Newbury Room)<br />
213. Regular Paper Session— Globalization and its Aftermaths (Winthrop Room)<br />
214. Regular Paper Session— Immigrants and Socioeconomic and Incorporation (Constitution Room)<br />
215. Regular Paper Session— Making Education Count: An Analysis of Educational Attainment Through the Lens of the<br />
Current Fiscal Crisis (Hancock Room)<br />
216. Regular Paper Session— Military Family Life and Partnerships (Beacon Hill)<br />
217. Regular Paper Session— Problematizing Political and Civic Engagement (Back Bay)<br />
218. Regular Paper Session— Religion and Social Movements (Charles River Room)<br />
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219. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction I: Reproduction within and without Boundaries (Thoreau Room)<br />
220. Regular Paper Session— Thinking about Crime and Legality (Alcott Room)<br />
221. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations I (Lexington Room)<br />
222. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial Ballroom)<br />
223. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era— Generational Shifts and Policy<br />
Challenges (Stanbro Room)<br />
224. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality (Arlington Room)<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
225. Thematic— Public Life and New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
226. Thematic— Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets (Clarendon Room)<br />
227. Conversation with— Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman, Kay Jenkins on "Lived Religion in Everyday Life"<br />
(Stuart Room)<br />
228. Author-Meets-Critics— Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye Tuchman (Franklin Room)<br />
229. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Masculinities (Newbury Room)<br />
230. Regular Paper Session— Disabling Stigma: Narratives and Alternative Treatments (Brandeis Room)<br />
231. Regular Paper Session— Learning Through Service: Designing a Quality Experience for Students and Faculty<br />
(Winthrop Room)<br />
232. Regular Paper Session— Motherhood and Mothering (Beacon Hill)<br />
233. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Immigrants: Social Capital and Integration (Constitution Room)<br />
234. Regular Paper Session— Religious Empowerment and Attitudes of Women (Alcott Room)<br />
235. Regular Paper Session— Representing the Language of the Other: Translation in Ethnography (Charles River Room)<br />
236. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction II: Reproductive Discourses (Thoreau Room)<br />
237. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Housing Landscape (Cabot Room)<br />
238. Regular Paper Session— Trust and Political Legitimacy (Back Bay)<br />
239. Roundtable— Faculty Experiences in the Academy (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
240. Roundtable— Health Issues in an International Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
241. Roundtable— In a New Land: Negotiating Lives and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
244. Roundtable— Negotiating Contemporary Families (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
245. Roundtable— Negotiating Individual and Collective Memory (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
246. Roundtable— On Death and Dying: Lessons from the Fields (Georgian Room - Table 8)<br />
247. Roundtable— Personal Experience as a Pedagogical Strategy (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
248. Roundtable— Social Theory and the Changing Nature of Capitalism (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
249. Roundtable— Theorizing <strong>Society</strong> II (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
250. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations II: Theoretical<br />
Orientations and Technology (Lexington Room)<br />
251. Workshop— Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal (White Hill Room)<br />
252. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial Ballroom)<br />
253. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Committee on the Status of Minorities <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
254. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— The Future of Work (Arlington Room)<br />
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
255. Thematic— The Economic Crisis and Higher Education (Arlington Room)<br />
256. Author-Meets-Critics— Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by Michael Kimmel (Franklin Room)<br />
257. Regular Paper Session— Across Generations: Immigrant Families in America (Beacon Hill)<br />
258. Regular Paper Session— Anxiety and Rumor: Assessing Health Risk (Brandeis Room)<br />
259. Regular Paper Session— Commemorating: 9/11 and its Aftermaths (Charles River Room)<br />
260. Regular Paper Session— Ethnic Businesses in New York City (Cabot Room)<br />
261. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Reproductive Health (Thoreau Room)<br />
262. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Social Movements (Stuart Room)<br />
263. Regular Paper Session— Gender, Work and Organization (Newbury Room)<br />
264. Regular Paper Session— International Workplace: Organizational Culture and Competition (White Hill Room)<br />
265. Regular Paper Session— The Centrality of Organizations to Immigrant Incorporation (Constitution Room)<br />
266. Regular Paper Session— The Political Imagination (Back Bay)<br />
267. Regular Paper Session— Who Am I, Where Am I, and How Did I Get Here The Challenges of Maintaining a<br />
<strong>Sociological</strong> Identity (Alcott Room)<br />
268. Roundtable— Fashioning Identity Through Clothing and Music (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
269. Roundtable— Fast and Slow Food: Systems of Consumption (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
270. Roundtable— Globalization: Cyberspace, Youth and Glocalization (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
271. Roundtable— Illegal Substances: Use and Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
272. Roundtable— Living on the Margins and Figuring out Survival (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
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275. Roundtable— The <strong>Sociological</strong> Implications of Environmental Justice in the City (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
276. Roundtable— Theorizing Sex and Gender: New Directions (Georgian Room - Table 3)<br />
277. Roundtable— Transformations: Ethnographic Studies on the Effects of Diversity in Higher Education (Georgian<br />
Room - Table 7)<br />
278. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— New Technologies for Entertainment and Security (Lexington<br />
Room)<br />
279. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial Ballroom)<br />
280. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family,Work & Technology in the Obama Era— Are the Culture Wars Over The Post<br />
Obama Landscape (Stanbro Room)<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
281. Thematic— Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Justice (Clarendon Room)<br />
282. Conversation with— William Julius Wilson, Larry Bobo, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on "Post-Obama America: Race,<br />
Ethnicity and Politics in America" (Arlington Room)<br />
283. Author-Meets-Critics— The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Reshaping Family, Work and Gender in<br />
America by Kathleen Gerson (Stanbro Room) (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Work, &Technology in the Post-<br />
Obama Era)<br />
284. Regular Paper Session— Analyzing Gender/Sexualities in the Field (Thoreau Room)<br />
285. Regular Paper Session— If We Get Health Reform, What Really Matters (Brandeis Room)<br />
286. Regular Paper Session— International Migration in Global Perspectives (Constitution Room)<br />
287. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Countermovement Dynamics (Charles River Room)<br />
288. Regular Paper Session— Local and Global: Implementing Human Rights (Stuart Room)<br />
289. Regular Paper Session— Long Waves of Economic and Political Stability (Back Bay)<br />
290. Regular Paper Session— Marriage in Contemporary American <strong>Society</strong> (Beacon Hill)<br />
291. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Urban Neighborhoods (Cabot Room)<br />
292. Regular Paper Session— New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities (Lexington Room)<br />
293. Regular Paper Session— Slow Sociology: A Timely Topic (Franklin Room)<br />
294. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Sexual Identities (Winthrop Room)<br />
295. Regular Paper Session— Working Towards a Sociology of Genocide: Collective Violence, Social Change and Memory<br />
(Newbury Room)<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
296. Plenary— Presentation of <strong>2010</strong> Awards and Rosanna Hertz's Presidential Address, ―Bait and Switch and the<br />
American Dream‖ (Georgian Room)<br />
Reception to follow. Jazz Night<br />
Sunday, March 21<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
297. Thematic— Successful Societies and Societal Resilience (Clarendon Room)<br />
298. Author-Meets-Critics— When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto Rican Brothers On and Off the<br />
Streets by Timothy Black (Franklin Room)<br />
299. Regular Paper Session— Against Sexual Stereotypes (Longfellow Room)<br />
300. Regular Paper Session— Classroom Issues (Holmes)<br />
301. Regular Paper Session— Collective Organizing and Health Care: Contemporary & Historical Models (Alcott Room)<br />
302. Regular Paper Session— Concepts of Criminal Justice (Charles River Room)<br />
303. Regular Paper Session— Defining Mental Health (Whittier Room)<br />
304. Regular Paper Session— Global Capitalism (Beacon Hill)<br />
305. Regular Paper Session— Immigration, Crime and Resettlement (Winthrop Room)<br />
306. Regular Paper Session— Intersections of Work and Family (Brandeis Room)<br />
307. Regular Paper Session— Investigating the University (Cambridge Room)<br />
308. Regular Paper Session— Marriage and Widowhood in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room)<br />
309. Regular Paper Session— Perceptions of Communities in Comparative Perspectives (Cabot Room)<br />
310. Regular Paper Session— States of Emergency (Thoreau Room)<br />
311. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS General Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (Open to ESS Membership) (Stanbro Room)<br />
312. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— SWS Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (St. James Room)<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
313. Thematic— Democracy in the Age of Obama (Clarendon Room)<br />
314. Author-Meets-Critics— DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation of Women's Health Politics by<br />
Susan Bell (Franklin Room)<br />
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Sunday, 10:15 AM-1145 AM cont’d<br />
315. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Mental Health: Population, Profession and Context (Whittier Room)<br />
316. Regular Paper Session— How Families Respond to Economic Crisis and Class Competition (Brandeis Room)<br />
317. Regular Paper Session— Immigration and Residential Segregation (Winthrop Room)<br />
318. Regular Paper Session— Informing Inclusiveness in Democratic Political Systems with Social Theory (Cambridge<br />
Room)<br />
319. Regular Paper Session— Interrogating the Subject: Innovations in Research Methods (Charles River Room)<br />
320. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Burden of Care in Chronic Illness (Alcott Room)<br />
321. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Processes (St. James Room)<br />
322. Regular Paper Session— Socioeconomic Attainments and the Transition into Young Adulthood (Cabot Room)<br />
323. Regular Paper Session— <strong>Sociological</strong> Analysis of Health and Aging (Longfellow Room)<br />
324. Regular Paper Session— The Media and its Discontents (Thoreau Room)<br />
325. Regular Paper Session— Unequal Outcomes of Higher Education (Holmes)<br />
326. Regular Paper Session— Violent Youth A Discussion on Crime and Law (Beacon Hill)<br />
327. Regular Paper Session— Women, Kinship and Agency in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room)<br />
328. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS Executive Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (Stanbro Room)<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
329. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Experience (Whittier Room)<br />
330. Regular Paper Session— Assimilation and the New Second Generation (Winthrop Room)<br />
331. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Families' Coping Strategies (St. James Room)<br />
332. Regular Paper Session— Contemporary Art Worlds: Chelsea contra Bushwick (Cabot Room)<br />
333. Regular Paper Session— Creating Attitudes: H1N1, HIV, ADHD and Social Risk (Franklin Room)<br />
334. Regular Paper Session— Information and Labor Markets (Cambridge Room)<br />
335. Regular Paper Session— Living the Drama: Drugs, Sex and Violence (White Hill Room)<br />
336. Regular Paper Session— Navigating College Despite Obstacles (Holmes)<br />
337. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Social Identity in School (Longfellow Room)<br />
338. Regular Paper Session— New Directions in Research on High-Risk Activism (Stanbro Room)<br />
339. Regular Paper Session— Parenting for Success: Families and Achievements Across the Life Course (Brandeis Room)<br />
340. Regular Paper Session— Progress or Not: Understanding Health Disparities (Alcott Room)<br />
341. Regular Paper Session— Responsible and Appropriate Methodology (Charles River Room)<br />
342. Regular Paper Session— The New Role of Community Colleges: Public Policy Hopes, Pedagogical Concerns and<br />
Implications for Higher Education (Beacon Hill)<br />
343. Regular Paper Session— What Were We Thinking (Thoreau Room)<br />
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<strong>Program</strong> Detail<br />
Thursday, March 18<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
1. Thematic— Migrating People, Migrating Culture (Clarendon Room)<br />
Presider: Van C. Tran, Harvard University<br />
Organizer: Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College<br />
Culture Matters: The Second Generation, Mary C. Waters, Harvard University<br />
Migration, Culture, and Social Time, Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Creating Cosmopolitans: Museums, the Nation, and the World, Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College<br />
Taking Culture Seriously, Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Discussant:<br />
Van C. Tran, Harvard University<br />
2. Conversation with— Margaret L. Andersen, Marlese Durr, Roberta Spalter-Roth and Sarah Damaske<br />
on "Race and Class in Higher Education" (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Ronald Taylor, University of Connecticut<br />
Discussants:<br />
Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware<br />
Marlese Durr, Wright State University<br />
Roberta Spalter-Roth, American <strong>Sociological</strong> Association<br />
Sarah Damaske, Rice University<br />
3. Author-Meets-Critics— The Changing Face of Medicine: Women Doctors and the Evolution of Health<br />
Care in America by Ann K. Boulis and Jerry A. Jacobs (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Rosalind C. Barnett, Brandeis University<br />
Critic, Dana B Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Critic, Rosalind C. Barnett, Brandeis University<br />
Critic, Carol C. Nadelson, Harvard Medical School Brigham & Women's Hospital Boston<br />
Discussants:<br />
Ann K. Boulis, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania<br />
4. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Frames: Changing Politics and Policy Narratives (Constitution<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Holly M Wood, Harvard University<br />
Making Terrorists Racists: The Culture of Secrecy in Britain’s Domestic Counter-Terrorism Policy, 2001-<br />
2008, Christopher A Bail, Harvard University<br />
Enacting Cultures of Response: HIV, ARVs and the Global Culture War, Alton Phillips, New York<br />
University<br />
The Price of Progress: The Normalization of Traffic Accidents in American Newspaper Editorials, 1900-<br />
1990., Itai Vardi, Boston University<br />
Of Empathy and Sensibility: The Cultural Politics of Drug Law Reform, Saran Ghatak, Keene State<br />
College; Peter Stevenson, Keene State College<br />
Do Individual Characteristics Matter An Analysis of Americans Opinions towards the Korean, Vietnam,<br />
Persian Gulf, and Iraq Wars, Emanuel Boussios, Hofstra University/SCC<br />
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Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
5. Regular Paper Session— Families, Economic Inequality, and Public Policy (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Christine M Percheski, Harvard University<br />
Organizer: Christine M Percheski, Harvard University<br />
Families and Tax Policy, Patricia Strach, Harvard University<br />
Unions! Organized Labor Affiliation and the Transition to First Marriage, Daniel J Schneider, Princeton<br />
University; Adam Reich, University of California-Berkeley<br />
An In-Depth Examination of Spending and Savings Behavior Among EITC Recipients: Implications for<br />
Inequality and Insecurity, Laura Tach, Harvard University<br />
Welfare Reform and Economic Inequality among American Families, Christine M Percheski, Harvard<br />
University<br />
6. Regular Paper Session— Getting Jobs, Losing Jobs (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University<br />
The Demographics of Over-education in the United States, 1971-2006., China J Layne, SUNY, Albany<br />
Gender and Academic Globalization: How is International Mobility of Academics Gendered, Kathrin S.<br />
Zippel, Northeastern University<br />
Hard to Get, Easy to Lose: The Effects of Women and Minorities in Management on Establishment<br />
Closings, 1984-2002., Soohan Kim, Harvard University<br />
Good Work if You Can Get it Again: Post-employment Restraints and the Modern Alienation of Labor,<br />
Matt Marx, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
7. Regular Paper Session— Interactions Between Urban and Rural Places (Longfellow Room)<br />
Presider: Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta<br />
Organizer: Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta<br />
Conversion of the Dakota Growers Pasta Company, Thomas Gray, USDA-Co-op <strong>Program</strong>s; Curtis<br />
Stofferhan, University of North Dakota<br />
Does Where You Go to College Make a Difference in Involvement in Health Risk Behaviors Among College<br />
Students., Stephanie A Bennett, College of Saint Rose<br />
Urban Production and Milk, Eric J Krieg, Buffalo State College<br />
Urban Institutions and the Structure of Rural Culture, Alexander R Thomas, SUNY College at Oneonta;<br />
Greg Fulkerson, SUNY College at Oneonta; Polly J Smith, Utica College; Brian M Lowe, SUNY College at<br />
Oneonta<br />
Discussant:<br />
Karen Hayden, Merrimack College<br />
8. Regular Paper Session— Organizations of Knowledge (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: James S McQuaid, Boston University<br />
Prepared to Synthesize A Longitudinal Investigation of Citations in the Organization-Environment<br />
Literature, David J. Roelfs, State University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Big Teams or Small Teams Examining Creative Work in Academia, Michael Bikard, Massachusetts<br />
Institute of Technology; Fiona Murray, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
The Local and Global Structure of Knowledge Production in an Emergent Research Field, Neha Gondal,<br />
Rutgers University<br />
Controversy and the Boundary Work of American Demography, Yu-ling Huang, Binghamton University<br />
9. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Change: Immigrant Organizations in Urban Areas (Winthrop)<br />
Presider: Nancy A Denton, SUNY, Albany<br />
Organizer: Nancy A Denton, SUNY, Albany<br />
Newarks North Ward Center and Neighborhood Change in the Post Riots Years, 1970 to 1990, Joseph R<br />
Gibbons, University at Albany, SUNY<br />
The Geography of Immigrant Organizational Opportunity: The Relationship Between Suburban<br />
Immigration & Immigrant Organizational Density, Alexandra K Murphy, Princeton University; Alejandro<br />
Rivas, Princeton University<br />
Transplanting the Organizing Seed: A Case Study of Salvadorans in the Metro D.C. Area, Karen I Tejada,<br />
University at Albany, SUNY<br />
Discussant:<br />
Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern University<br />
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Thursday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
10. Regular Paper Session— Playing for Equality: The Sociology of Sports (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Brian Fair, Brandeis University<br />
Is Sport the 'Great Equalizer' The Case of Rock Climbing, Anna Manzoni, Yale University<br />
Social Determinants of Performance Enhancing Drug Use in Major League Baseball, Josh Murray, SUNY at<br />
Stony Brook; Arnout Van de Rijt, SUNY Stony Brook; John Shandra, SUNY Stony Brook<br />
Redefining Athletes as Suppletes: Towards an Alternative Approach to Anti-Doping, April Dawn Henning,<br />
The Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Race-ing and Place-ing Pickup: Some Notes on the Consumption of 'Urban' Cultural Forms in Suburban<br />
Social Space, John N Robinson III, George Mason University<br />
11. Regular Paper Session— Race and Diversity in the Classroom (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Diverse Campus, Divided Perceptions; How Undergraduates View and Value Diversity, Faye L Allard,<br />
Montclair State University; Rebekah Rhodes, Montclair State University<br />
Education is Not an Equal Opportunity Institution, Joseph M. Conforti, SUNY, Old Westbury<br />
Race Privilege in the College Classroom, Jenny M. Stuber, University of North Florida; JeffriAnne Wilder,<br />
University of North Florida<br />
The Importance of Inclusiveness and Co-Curricular Activities In Undergraduate Education, Ross<br />
Goldberg, Skidmore College; Megan M Randall, Skidmore College; Peggy Goins, Skidmore College;<br />
Jennifer Hibbard, Skidmore College; Catherine W Berheide, Skidmore College<br />
12. Regular Paper Session— Race and Inequality (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Charles A. Gallagher, La Salle University<br />
"I Don't Even Think I Know Any": Referral Networks and Racial Exclusion, Debra Osnowitz, Clark<br />
University<br />
Race, Income and the Provision of Informal Financial Assistance, Rourke L OBrien, Princeton University<br />
Rules of Racial Deference and the Legal Protection Model: The Role of Emotional Labor in Reproducing<br />
Racial Inequality in the American Workplace, Dawn M Dow, University of California, Berkeley<br />
Minority Women: (In)Visible Entrepreneurs, Mary Godwyn, Babson College; Donna Stoddard, Babson<br />
College<br />
Understanding Racial Disproportionality in Foster Child Placements within a Cultural-Structural Nexus, L.<br />
Daisy Henderson, University at Buffalo, SUNY<br />
13. Regular Paper Session— Victimization, Schooling and Achievement: Informal and Formal Processes<br />
(Holmes)<br />
Presider: Corinne L. McKamey, Wellesley College<br />
Children's Awareness of Cyber-Bullying, David Bugg, SUNY Potsdam; Stacy L Herne, SUNY Potsdam;<br />
Racheal N Chubb, Jefferson Community College<br />
The Long-term Effects of Victimization in School on Educational Attainment, Hannah Brueckner, Yale<br />
University; Anette Fasang, Yale University; William Mangino, Hofstra University<br />
Connecting with School: Adolescents Relationships with Teachers & Peers as Mediators of Courses &<br />
Curriculum on Progress in Science & Math., Kathryn S Schiller, SUNY Albany; Paul Wilner, SUNY Albany<br />
Preparing to be a Scientist: Timing of Math Topic Exposure & Advanced Science Course Enrollments.,<br />
Paul Wilner, SUNY Albany; Kathryn S Schiller, SUNY Albany<br />
14. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Preparing Sociology Majors for the Job Market<br />
(Cambridge Room)<br />
15. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Executive Board <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
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Thursday cont'd<br />
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
16. Thematic— Gender, Work and Family: New Social Realities of Caregiving (Arlington Room)<br />
Presider: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut<br />
Class, Gender and the Unintended Consequences of Reform: The Case of Paid Family Leave in California,<br />
Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center and UCLA<br />
Work-Family Policy Consequences of Employment and Wages of Mothers, Joya Misra, University of<br />
Massachusetts, Amherst ; Michelle Budig, University of Massachusetts; Irene Boeckmann, University of<br />
Massachusetts<br />
"Who Can Opt Out Now": Asian American Women's Work-Family Negotiations, Miliann Kang, University<br />
of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Discussant:<br />
Margaret K Nelson, Middlebury College<br />
17. Thematic— Global Financial Crisis and China: Media, Migrants, Housing and Social Policy (and the<br />
opening session of the MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century) (Clarendon Room)<br />
Mini-Conference organized and coordinated by Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey<br />
Presider: Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania<br />
Organizers: Guoli Dong, Harvard University; Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey<br />
Chinese Dream V. American Dream: American Financial Crisis in Chinese Media, Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
The Economic Crisis and its Impact of China's Social Policy-Making, Xiheng Ma, Shanghai Administration<br />
Institute, Shanghai; Liu Zhongqi, Research Center for Urban <strong>Society</strong>, Shanghai Administration Institute,<br />
Shanghai<br />
Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Housing Price in Shanghai, Ning Jiang, China Training Center of<br />
Reproductive Health and Family Care, Shanghai<br />
The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Migrant Workers in China, Guoli Dong, Harvard University<br />
18. Conversation with— Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Robert S. Weiss, Charles Willie on "Retirement"<br />
(Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina<br />
Organizer: Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina<br />
Discussants:<br />
Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Boston College<br />
Robert S. Weiss, UMass, Boston and Harvard Medical School<br />
Charles Willie, Harvard University<br />
19. Author-Meets-Critics— Into the Red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Post-Communist Russian<br />
by Alya Guseva (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Lynne Moulton, SUNY, Brockport<br />
Critic, Ezra W. Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Critic, Simone Polillo, University of Virginia<br />
Critic, Christopher B. Yenkey, Cornell University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Alya Guseva, Boston University<br />
20. Regular Paper Session— All Politics are Local: Saving the Planet One Community at a Time (Cabot<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Brian J Gareau, Boston College<br />
Local Governments and Sustainable Development: Their Perceptions, Practices and Problems, Nahide<br />
Konak, Abant Izzet Baysal University; Pinar Enneli, Abant Izzet Baysal University; Rasim Ozgur Donmez,<br />
Abant Izzet Baysal University<br />
Tracking Community Change: County Task Force Mobilization in the Marcellus Shale Natural Gas Play,<br />
Matthew R Filteau, The Pennsylvania State University; Kathy J Brasier, The Pennsylvania State University;<br />
Richard C. Stedman, Cornell University; Diane K. McLaughlin, The Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey<br />
Jacquet, Cornell University<br />
The Unequal Distribution of Cumulative Environmental Hazards in the Philadelphia Area, Diane Sicotte,<br />
Drexel University<br />
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Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
21. Regular Paper Session— Brooklyn in a Global Context: Ethnicity and Class Differences in Urban<br />
Neighborhoods (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Timothy Shortell, Brooklyn College CUNY<br />
Organizers: Timothy Shortell, Brooklyn College CUNY; Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College CUNY<br />
Mapping a Changing Brooklyn, Mapping a Changing a World: Gentrification, Immigration, and<br />
Outmigration in Brooklyn 2000-2008., Lorna Mason, Center for the Study of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College<br />
Segregation Begins at Home: Gentrification and the Accomplishment of Boundary-Work, Judith N.<br />
DeSena, St. John's University<br />
Necessity and Luxury: A Visual Account of Retail Gentrification in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Sara Martucci,<br />
Graduate Center CUNY<br />
Footwork in an Urban Environment: An Ethnographic Approach to Community, Evrick Brown, Brooklyn<br />
College CUNY<br />
Discussant:<br />
Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College CUNY<br />
22. Regular Paper Session— Comparative Perspectives on Poverty and Wages (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Mary Brinton, Harvard University<br />
The Feminization of Poverty in European Countries, Eva Fodor, Central European University<br />
The Meanings of Welfare: Battered Women Tell All, Danielle Ficco, Westminster College<br />
Social Comparisons and Attitudes Toward Own Pay: A Cross-National Analysis, Jon G Bernburg,<br />
University of Iceland; Berglind H Ragnarsdottir, University of Iceland; Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University<br />
The Effects of Education and Mobility on the Primacy of Social Divisions in Singapore, 1965-1996, Kiat-<br />
Jin Lee, Columbia University<br />
Revisiting Poverty Measures Towards Individualisation, Síle O'Dorchai, Université Libre de Bruxelles;<br />
Danièle Meulders, Université Libre de Bruxelles<br />
23. Regular Paper Session— Constructing Historical Narratives in Comparative Perspective<br />
(Constitution Room)<br />
Presider:<br />
Race and Remembrance in a Time of Crisis: The Shifting Salience of Racial Discourse in French<br />
Commemorations of Slavery, Crystal M Fleming, Harvard University<br />
Negotiating Storied Continuities: Remembering in Berlin on the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Wall,<br />
Andrea Mueller, Rutgers University<br />
Remembering Rosies: Riveters of the Ohio River Valley, Susan C Herrick, West Liberty University<br />
Mnemonic Revisions and Cultural Contentions: The Social Logic of Autobiographical Memory, Thomas<br />
DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
24. Regular Paper Session— Economic Development (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University<br />
The Practice of Development: Economic Transformation and Local Differentiation on the South Texas -<br />
Mexico Border, Seth D Pipkin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Order Without Legibility: Support for and Resistance to Change in a Poor American Neighborhood,<br />
Debbie Becher, American Academy of Arts and Sciences<br />
The Local Politics of Free Markets: State Economic Development Policy and Neoliberalism in the United<br />
States, Caroline Hanley, College of William and Mary<br />
Understanding Economic Development in New England's Cities and Towns, Lauren Nicoll, Northeastern<br />
University<br />
25. Regular Paper Session— Embodying a Religious Identity: Multiple Perspectives (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Roman R Williams, Boston University<br />
Embodied Identity: Degrees of Donning Religion among Sikhs, Shruti Devgan, Rutgers University<br />
Wearing my "Sword": Post-9/11 Activism among South Asian Muslim Female Students in New York,<br />
Etsuko Donnelly, Suffolk County Community College<br />
The Power to Define: Structure and Core Values of the African Hebrew Israelite Community, Imani D<br />
Williams, University of New Hampshire<br />
Recycling as an Alternative Metaphor for Self Transformation Processes Involving Flexibility, Elizabeth<br />
Williamson, Rutgers University<br />
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Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
26. Regular Paper Session— Getting Ahead: Gender, Race and Public Policy (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Rachelle Brunn , New York University<br />
Schools for Social Mobility: What it Takes for Poor Kids to Succeed in High Achieving Schools., Floyd M<br />
Hammack, New York University<br />
A Case Study of At-Risk Students Participating in an Out of School <strong>Program</strong>, Matt Sheehan, La Salle<br />
University; Judith Stull, LaSalle University; Susan Varnum, Temple University; Joseph Ducette, Temple<br />
University<br />
School to Work: Gateway to Future Educational and Occupational Success for English-Acquisition<br />
Students, Susan E Hansen, Lehigh University<br />
Non-Traditional Educational Trajectories: The Educational Aspirations and Expectations of Women Who Are<br />
Educationally Disadvantaged, Claudia D Coffield, Northeastern University<br />
27. Regular Paper Session— Social Ties, Wages and the Family Business (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Shawna B Vican, Harvard University<br />
The Routinization Ratio and the Devaluation of American Labor, Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint<br />
Vincent<br />
Social Isolation in the Workplace: Cross-National and Longitudinal Analysis, Aleksandra Kacperczyk,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Strategic Management, Governance Structures and Cognitive Boundaries in Family Businesses, Eric R<br />
Kushins, Rutgers University<br />
28. Regular Paper Session— The Making and Unmaking of Nation States (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey<br />
Scholarly Discourse and the Collapse of Yugoslavia, Sreca Perunovic, LaGuardia Community College,<br />
CUNY<br />
State-Making and the Process of Criminalizing: Case of the Adivasis in India, Juhi Tyagi, State University<br />
of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Bangkok Expansionism: A Historicized Sociology of the Thai State Formation, Keerati Chenpitayaton,<br />
New School For Social Research<br />
Re-constructing Time: Calendrical Reform in China, 1911 - Present, Haiming Yan, University of Virginia<br />
29. Regular Paper Session— The Rising Black Middle Class (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Christopher Donoghue, Kean University<br />
Examining the Mobility Prospects of African Americans from Middle Income Households, Jessica S.<br />
Welburn, Harvard University<br />
Predictors of Marital Status in the Black community, Martine S Quinn, Temple University<br />
The New Negress: The Construction of Middle-Class, Black Womanhood in The Crisis, Maggie R. Ussery,<br />
University of Delaware<br />
Race, Relationships and Corporate Culture: The Experiences of Young Black Professionals in the Twenty-<br />
First Century Workplace, Kevin M Woodson, Princeton University<br />
Financial Literacy versus Ethnic Money Knowledge among Middle Class African Americans, Jaronda Miller,<br />
Northeastern University<br />
30. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— Economic Crisis and the New Realities of<br />
Graduate Education (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America<br />
Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Sarah Babb, Boston College<br />
Daniel Faber, Northeastern University<br />
Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America<br />
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Thursday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
31. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status<br />
of Minorities — Teaching Challenging Subjects in Gender, Sexuality, and Race (Charles River Room)<br />
Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of<br />
Scranton; Laura West Steck, York College of PA<br />
Discussants:<br />
Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania<br />
Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton<br />
Laura West Steck, York College of PA<br />
Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York<br />
Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University<br />
32. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS Publications Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
33. Thematic— Globalization and New Social Realities (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: Sarah Babb, Boston College<br />
Stratifying Europe: Regionalization, Globalization, and Trends in Income Inequality, Jason Beckfield,<br />
Harvard University<br />
Comparative Perspectives on Gender Inequality Research Across Regions, Christine Bose, SUNY Albany<br />
US Trade Policy and Macroeconomic Stability in Developing Countries, Kevin Gallagher, Boston University<br />
Bottom-up Economic Development Amidst Global Economic Crisis, Victor Nee, Cornell University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Sarah Babb, Boston College<br />
34. Thematic— Older Workers and Retirement in a Global Risk Economy (Arlington Room)<br />
Organizer: Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota<br />
Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota<br />
Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College<br />
Tay McNamara, Boston College<br />
Steven Sass, Boston College<br />
35. Author-Meets-Critics— Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race by<br />
Edward E. Telles and Vilma Ortiz (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Critic, Larry Bobo, Harvard University<br />
Critic, Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University<br />
Critic, Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Discussants:<br />
Edward E. Telles, Princeton University<br />
Vilma Ortiz, UCLA<br />
36. Regular Paper Session— Activism in Religious Communities (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis University<br />
Why Black Clergy No Longer Move The Crowd The Dissipating Influence of Black Clergy in The United<br />
States, Richard M Smith, McDaniel College<br />
The Underground Church: Nonviolent Resistance to Vatican Empire, Kathleen M Kautzer, Regis College<br />
Redressing the Balance: An Examination of Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Social Control and<br />
Authority Within Religious Settings, James W Skinner, City University of New York Graduate Center<br />
Economic Constraints and Declining Congregations, Steve D McMullin, University of New Brunswick<br />
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Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
37. Regular Paper Session— Body Gazing: Aesthetics and Beauty in Context (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Alissa G Boguslaw, The New School For Social Research<br />
Disciplining Corpulence: The Case of Plus-Size Fashion Models, Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple<br />
University<br />
Aesthetic Capital: A Research Review on Beauty Perks and Penalties, Tammy L Anderson, University of<br />
Delaware; Catherine Grunert, University of Delaware; Arielle Katz, University of Delaware; Samantha<br />
Lovascio, University of Delaware<br />
Tattooing as Voluntary Stigma, Dave Paul Strohecker, University of Maryland-College Park<br />
Bodies of Responsibility: Gymnasts' Career Paths from the Floor Exercise to the Shop Floor, Keri E<br />
Monahan, University of Pennsylvania<br />
38. Regular Paper Session— Innovative Approaches to Teaching Sociology (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Jill Schultz, Frederick Community College<br />
Talking Back to Nike: Culture Jamming in the Sociology Classroom, Abigail Schoneboom, City University<br />
of New York<br />
Teaching and Learning Without a Self: How a Buddhist Pedagogy Can Transform the Sociology Classroom,<br />
Peter Kaufman, SUNY New Paltz<br />
Using Iconic Photos to Teach about the Civil Rights Movement, Paul T. Murray, Siena College<br />
Disciplinary Debates and Community Engagement: Productive Tensions in Teaching Public Sociology<br />
through Community-Based Research, Emily W Kane, Bates College<br />
39. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Environmental Conservation (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Beniam Awash, Binghamton University<br />
Household Character and the Environmentalism of Young People: An Examination with Data from the<br />
National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, Christopher W Podeschi, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
Walk the Walk or Talk the Talk: Municipal Climate Action in New England, Tara S Pierce, University of<br />
New Hampshire<br />
The Social Construction of Climate Change News Media: 1999-2009, Shawn A Trivette, University of<br />
Massachusetts Amherst; Ethan Plofsky, University of Massachusetts Amherst<br />
Environmental Politics and the Movement to Regulate Toxic Chemicals, Amy E Lubitow, Northeastern<br />
University<br />
Student Perceptions of the Causes and Consequences of Climate Change, 2006-<strong>2010</strong>, Lillian H O'Connell,<br />
University of Central Florida<br />
40. Regular Paper Session— Mothering Outside the Home: Institutional and Class Differences<br />
(Longfellow Room)<br />
Presider: Margaret K Nelson, Middlebury College<br />
Organizers: Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University; Amanda M Gengler, Brandeis University<br />
Race, Class and (M)othering in a Battered Women’s Shelter, Amanda M Gengler, Brandeis University<br />
"I’m Selfish When I Volunteer": Mothering and Professional Volunteer, Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
Managing Schooling: The Work Mothers Do to Support the Education of Teens, Demie Kurz, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Discussant:<br />
Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut<br />
41. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Biracial Identity (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Hsin-Yi Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo<br />
White Mothering of Asian Children: Racial and Ethnic Issues in Adoption, Jungyun Gill, University of<br />
Connecticut<br />
Understanding Identity Differences among Biracial Siblings, Melissa Herman, Dartmouth College; Sheli<br />
Chabon, Dartmouth College<br />
Colorblindness and Racial Democracy: Black-White Unions in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Los Angeles, CA,<br />
Chinyere Osuji, University of California - Los Angelos<br />
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Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
42. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Structures and Pressures for Change (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Amanda Merryman, Harvard University<br />
Institutionalized Occupations and the Limits to Interdisciplinary Teamwork in Hospitals, Dana B<br />
Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Jennifer Perloff, Brandeis University; Dianne Cooney-<br />
Miner, St. John Fisher College; Lucy MacPhail, Harvard University<br />
Patchiness at the Periphery: Heterogeneity and Weak Isomorphic Pressures in Institutional Fields, Linda<br />
Quirke, Wilfrid Laurier University<br />
Teams, Race, Inequality, and the Status Quo: Post-Bureaucratic Employment in High-Performance<br />
Organizations, Michael L. Wayne, University of Virginia<br />
43. Regular Paper Session— Relational Mechanisms of Competition and Collaboration in Markets and<br />
Organizations (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Organizer: Valery Yakubovich, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Benchmarking, Competition, and Identity, Sean Safford, University of Chicago<br />
To Waltz, To Swing, or To Mosh: Relational Work and the Construction (or Not) of Collaboration in<br />
Manufacturing Industries, Josh Whitford, Columbia University<br />
Imitation as a Mechanism of Competition in Social Networks, Valery Yakubovich, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Discussant:<br />
Ezra Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
44. Regular Paper Session— Striving for Equality: Comparative Examinations of How Family and<br />
Organizations Shape Work Lives (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Carrie L Shandra, Hofstra University<br />
Gender, Employment, and Work Hours: Cross-national Patterns, Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts,<br />
Amherst ; Michelle Budig, University of Massachusetts; Irene Boeckmann, University of Massachusetts<br />
Change Without Change: Women's Employment in Recessionary Japan, Eunmi Mun, Harvard University<br />
Mothers - The New Hidden Reserve Career Penalties for Mothers Time Out in Relation to the Macro<br />
Economic Situation in Germany and the U.S., Silke Aisenbrey, Yeshiva University; Daniela Grunow,<br />
Amsterdam University<br />
Beyond Department Climate: Women Faculty at Liberal Arts Colleges, Catherine W Berheide, Skidmore<br />
College; Tara E Kelley, Skidmore College; Cay Anderson-Hanley, Union College; Joelle Sklaar, Skidmore<br />
College<br />
45. Regular Paper Session— The Intersection of the Market and Family (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Amy C Sousa, Boston College<br />
Parents, Children, and Entertainment Media: Negotiating the Blurry Boundary Between Public and Private,<br />
Markella B Rutherford, Wellesley College<br />
The Commercialization of Intimacy: Markets in Family Members, Laura V Heston, University of<br />
Massachusetts - Amherst<br />
Why Don’t They Just Get Married: Homeless Chicanas in San Francisco Talk About Why They Choose<br />
Motherhood Over Marriage, Anne R Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz<br />
Orphan Status, Family Instability, and Age at Sexual Debut in Urban Kenya, Rachel E Goldberg, Brown<br />
University<br />
46. Regular Paper Session— The Promise of College and the Limits of Class Mobility (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Ingrid Semaan, University of Connecticut<br />
Hanging Out With the Joneses: Display and Interpretation of Consumption on Elite College Campuses.,<br />
Elizabeth M Lee, University of Pennsylvania<br />
White Working-Class Women in Academia: Breaking Through the Class Ceiling, Joleen L Greenwood,<br />
Kutztown University of PA<br />
Low-Wage Service Work and the Downward Mobility of Black Middle-Class Children, Algernon Austin,<br />
Economic Policy Institute<br />
Seeking Opportunity Among Equals: Why Whites and the Rich Have Less Need for Education, William<br />
Mangino, Hofstra University; Marc Silver, Hofstra University<br />
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Thursday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
47. Events of Special Interest to Graduate Students— What Do Graduate Sociology Students Do After<br />
Graduation The Prospects for Employment in the New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Keumjae Park, William Paterson University<br />
Organizer: Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America<br />
Roberta Spalter-Roth, American <strong>Sociological</strong> Association<br />
48. Events Co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Status<br />
of Minorities — Women, Wages, and Poverty (Charles River Room)<br />
Organizers: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of<br />
Pennsylvania; Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University<br />
Understanding Black Women's Persistent Poverty and Concentration in Low Wage Jobs, Enobong Hannah<br />
Branch, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Caroline Hanley, College of William and Mary<br />
Why the Glass is Still Half Empty: Career Mobility among High School Educated African American Women<br />
Workers in the Postindustrial Era, Katrinell M. Davis, University of Vermont<br />
Variations in the Effects of Welfare and Work on Mothers' Wages Across Racial and Ethnic Groups,<br />
Heather Macpherson Parrott, Long Island University, C.W. Post<br />
The Care Imperative in Working-class America, Lisa Dodson, Boston College; Wendy Luttrell, The<br />
Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
49. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Graduate Education Committee Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
50. Plenary— The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Naomi R. Gerstel, "Giving and Taking Care: Right or<br />
Privilege" (Georgian Room)<br />
Organizer: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Introductory Comments:<br />
Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College<br />
Reception to follow<br />
Friday, March 19<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
51. Regular Paper Session— Conceiving Structures of Inequality (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut<br />
The Contested Relationship between U.S. Neo-Liberal Economy and Low Wage Service Work: A<br />
<strong>Sociological</strong> Interpretation, Gokhan Savas, Syracuse University<br />
The Class Locations of the Urban Informal Sector: Possibilities and Limitations of the Competing Marxian<br />
Theorizations on the Subject, Sebastian G Guzman, New School for Social Research<br />
Toward an Intersectional Analysis of Israeli <strong>Society</strong>, Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University<br />
Class Structure, Class Formation, and Class Consciousness in the US: Ego Networks in Socio-Structural<br />
Space, Jeremiah L. Coldsmith, University of Arizona<br />
Poverty, Subalternity, and Conservative Governmentality: Compassionate Televisual Representations of<br />
the Urban Poor in Turkey, Burak Kose, York University; Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania<br />
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Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd<br />
52. Regular Paper Session— Cultural Icons: Representation of Popular Culture (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Nicole C Michaud Wild, SUNY Albany<br />
You Are Not Alone: Technology, Youth and the Passing of a Cultural Icon, Johanna Pabst, Boston College<br />
A Hood Billionaire: Describing Major Contradictions in Rap Music, Jeffrey M Tienes, The George<br />
Washington University<br />
Our Mobster's Mind. The Sopranos and the Evolution of Masculinity in America and Italy, Vincenzo Mele,<br />
Monmouth University<br />
Dissecting Discipline: Exploring the World of The Matrix Through Social Theories of Power, Michael Ortiz,<br />
CUNY Brooklyn College<br />
53. Regular Paper Session— Families and Education (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Janice D Aurini, University of Waterloo<br />
Models for Educating Child Laborers, Sharon Dettmer, Cazenovia College<br />
Pregnant Bodies in Student Bodies: The Experiences of Pregnant and Mothering High School Students,<br />
Mary P Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University<br />
Children on Their Own in School, Parents Alone in America: Understanding Immigrant Parental<br />
Involvement, Vivian Louie, Harvard Graduate School of Education<br />
Families' Perceptions of School Quality, Helen Marie Miamidian, Temple University<br />
54. Regular Paper Session— Financial Markets and Regulations (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: David S Pedulla, Princeton University<br />
It's in the Cards: Economic Crisis and the Transformation of Credit Card Regulation, Lloyd Klein, St.<br />
Francis College<br />
Shareholder Value and the New Downsizing: The Role of Market Intermediaries, Jiwook Jung, Harvard<br />
University<br />
With Sober Senses: An Analysis of Finance Capital, Louis Kontos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Constructing Governance in The Shadow Financial System: An Empirical Investigation of Social Institutions<br />
and Structures in the U.S. Hedge Fund Market, Todd Arthur Bridges, Brown University<br />
55. Regular Paper Session— Healthcare Workers on the Frontline (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Dana B Weinberg, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Constructing the Professional Role through Talk: The Case of Emergency Services Call Takers, Angela C<br />
Garcia, Bentley University<br />
Unofficial Flexibility at a Nursing Home: Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and Variations in Work Schedules and<br />
Hours, Jillian Crocker, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Ming Li, University of Massachusetts -<br />
Amherst; Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Dan Clawson, University of<br />
Massachusetts - Amherst<br />
The Impact of Social Structures on the Work, Education, and Family Experiences of Front Line Health Care<br />
Workers, Jennifer Craft Morgan, UNC Institute on Aging; Brandy Farrar, UNC Institute on Aging; Kendra<br />
Jason, UNC Institute on Aging; Peter J. Stein, University of North Carolina<br />
Real Emergencies: Shared Understandings of Appropriate Use Among Emergency Medical Service<br />
Providers, Chris Prener, Northeastern University; Alisa K Lincoln, Northeastern University<br />
56. Regular Paper Session— Interpreting Today's Economics Through Social Theory and Historical<br />
Contexts (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Christopher B. Yenkey, Cornell University<br />
Classic <strong>Sociological</strong> Theory and Modern Economic Relationships, Connor J Brooks, The American<br />
University<br />
Social Outcomes of Economic Change: Learning from the Past, Sarah Busse Spencer, The College of New<br />
Jersey<br />
Reevaluating Marxian Theories of Crisis, David Calnitsky, University of Wisconsin - Madison<br />
The Social Construction of Scarcity and the Present Crisis, Costas Panayotakis, New York City College of<br />
Technology (CUNY)<br />
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Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd<br />
57. Regular Paper Session— Learning to Labor in New and Old Jobs (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Changing A Career: Double-Meaning Creation and its Emotions, Haryun Peun, State University of New<br />
York at Stony Brook<br />
Laboring to Learn: The Contradictory Role of Interns in the Music Industry, Alexandre Frenette, City<br />
University of New York, Graduate Center<br />
Hard Times Hit the Millennials: Workplace Communication Strategies to Aid the Adaptation of the Entitled<br />
Generation, John A. Kovach, Chestnut Hill College; Andrea Mitnick, Kutztown University<br />
58. Regular Paper Session— Out of Prison (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Elaine Enriquez, Princeton University<br />
A Long Shower, Good Food, and Some Sex: Reentry Concerns and Realities for Formerly-Incarcerated<br />
Youth, Jamie J Fader, SUNY Albany<br />
A Day in the Life: How Women Ex-Prisoners Spend Their Time and its Relevance to Desistance and<br />
Reentry Support Services, Andrea M Leverentz, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
Parental Roles and Reintegration of Drug-Involved Prison Releasees, Cynthia A Robbins, University of<br />
Delaware; Steven S Martin, University of Delaware; Daniel J O'Connell, University of Delaware<br />
59. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking the Impact of Globalization on Identities (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Van C. Tran, Harvard University<br />
Reflexive Particularism and the Reconfiguration of the National, Daniel Levy, Stony Brook University<br />
Human Rights as Cosmopolitan Nationalism, Anne M Castelvecchi, University of Virginia<br />
Globalizing Personality, JoAnn Chirico, Penn State Beaver<br />
The Perfect Europeans Identification with Europe among EU Elites, Eleni Arzoglou, Harvard University<br />
60. Regular Paper Session— The Financial Crisis and its Aftermaths in Global Perspectives (Lexington<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Individualizing the Unknown: Examining the Implications of Risk and Individualization in the Face of<br />
Foreclosure, Lauren M Ross, Temple University<br />
Unintended Consequence of Economic Crisis: Criminality and Inter-ethnic Group Affiliation In A Nigerian<br />
City, Ogunnika O Zacchaeus, Virginia State University<br />
Community Organizations amid Financial Crisis, Michael Gibbons, Gettysburg College<br />
Home Ownership as Economic Investment: Reflections Pre- and Post-Crisis, Courtney Feldscher, Boston<br />
University<br />
61. Regular Paper Session— The Organizational Dimension of Community (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Debra Osnowitz, Clark University<br />
Collective Efficacy and Recession-Era Organizational Stability, Carly R Knight, Harvard University<br />
Neoliberalism and Nonprofits: Voluntary Organizations in Local and Global Context, Patricia Ellen Tweet,<br />
College at Brockport State University of New York<br />
Trends in the Afghan American Community in Queens, Suzanne Strickland, Queens College CUNY; Kaisa<br />
Hagen, Queens College; Vivian Fok, Queens College; Mohibullah Husainy, Queens College; Khusro<br />
Rakshani, Queens College CUNY<br />
62. Regular Paper Session— The Return of Class (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Khaled Kazem Aboudouh, Sohag University<br />
The Revenge of the Capitalist Class: Charting the Rise of Neoliberalism, Thomas Volscho, CUNY College<br />
of Staten Island<br />
Status Groups in Social Mobilization: The Case of Singapore, 1945-1965, Kiat-Jin Lee, Columbia<br />
University<br />
Class in Name Only: Subjective Class Identity, Objective Class Position, and Vote Choice in American<br />
Presidential Elections, Benjamin Sosnaud, Harvard University; David Brady, Duke University; Steven<br />
Frenk, Duke University<br />
The Coexistence of Alternative Political Belief Systems: The Role of Class and Religious Identities in<br />
Producing Different Understandings of the Political Debate in the US, Amir Goldberg, Princeton<br />
University; Delia Baldassarri, Princeton University<br />
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63. Regular Paper Session— Transitions to Adulthood (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University<br />
Why Hurry into Marriage When Others Retreat from It Interactions between Economic Potential and<br />
Marital Expectations among American Youth, Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill<br />
Bad Black Girls Who Are Not All Bad, Rhonda F Levine, Colgate University<br />
Patterns of Co-Residence and Leaving Parental Home: Sequence Analysis in a Life-Course Perspective,<br />
Anna Manzoni, Yale University<br />
Impermanent Markers: Youth with Disabilities Assessment of Traditional Markers of Adulthood, Valerie<br />
Leiter, Simmons College; Alexis Dittmer, Simmons College<br />
Struggling to Achieve: A Qualitative, Longitudinal Examination of the Transition to Adulthood, Laura J<br />
Napolitano, University of Pennsylvania<br />
64. Regular Paper Session— Urban Neighborhoods and Gentrification (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Angela Aidala, Columbia University<br />
A Typology of Gentrification, Ann Owens, Harvard University<br />
Green Preservation or Gentrification, Aaron Passell, Muhlenberg College<br />
Whose Change Is It A Multimodal Exploration of Urban Ecology and Gentrification Resistance in<br />
Crumbling Black Communities, Jeniece T Lusk, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
Moving Beyond The Office: The Revitalization of Scranton and the Creative Class, Meghan Ashlin Rich,<br />
University of Scranton<br />
65. Roundtable— Caregiving and End of Life Planning for the Elderly (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
An Overview of American Medicaid with an Emphasis on Elderly <strong>Program</strong>s: A Case Study of Mid <strong>Eastern</strong><br />
States in America, Yushi Li, Northern Kentucky University; Jamie Toebbe, Northern Kentucky University;<br />
Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
Public/Private Organization of Long-term Care in Poland, Rachel Filinson, Rhode Island College; Darek<br />
Niklas, Rhode Island College; Piotr Chmielewski, University of Warsaw<br />
Perceiving the Self as a Burden and the Likelihood of End-of-Life Planning, Susan M Bodnar Deren,<br />
Rutgers University<br />
66. Roundtable— Changing Cities: Perceptions of Urban Problems (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
Overcoming Stigma to Shrink a City, Koby Oppenheim, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Deres Water in dem Streets: Doomsday Predictions and the Reification of Impending Doom for an<br />
American City, Dana M Greene, North Carolina Central University<br />
How did The Washington Post and The New York Times Coverage of Hurricane Katrina Advance the<br />
<strong>Sociological</strong> Understanding of Disasters, Carimanda Baynard, American University<br />
Threats and Opportunities: Experiences in Public Housing in Utica, NY, Allison Patchen, Colgate<br />
University<br />
67. Roundtable— Constructing Religious Identities (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
Searching For a New Way to Be Church: Catholic Identity and Community in a Changing Institutional<br />
Environment, Matthew T Loveland, LeMoyne College; Catherine Farrell, LeMoyne College<br />
The Idea of the Calling among Evangelical International Students from China, Roman R Williams, Boston<br />
University<br />
Family in the Church: Latter-day Saint Doctrine Regarding Family and Gender, Amber J Seidel, Purdue<br />
University; Robert Orrange, <strong>Eastern</strong> Michigan University<br />
68. Roundtable— Immigration, Ethnicity and Assimilation (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
Latino/a Language Assimilation in the United States, George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State<br />
University<br />
Third Culture Kids: Latino TCKs in an American Community, Grace A Ravines, Lehigh University<br />
"I Chose to Fight!": Deploying Narratives of Undocumented Immigrant Students to Gather Support for the<br />
DREAM Act, Thomas Pineros-Shields, Brandeis University<br />
Non-Spatial Communities of Immigrant Populations: Nigerians and Voluntary Associations, James L.<br />
Huettig, Northwestern University<br />
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Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd<br />
69. Roundtable— Is the "Tuskegee" Syphilis Study still Relevant (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
Organizer: Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College<br />
Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College<br />
Lundy Braun, Brown University<br />
Irene Monroe, media commentator<br />
Vivian L Carter, Tuskegee University<br />
70. Roundtable— Life on the Inside: Prisons and Prisoners (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
Women Behind Bars: Inequality and Injustice, Marcoux Faiia, Rivier College; Sylvia Mignon, UMass<br />
Boston<br />
In the Heart of the Beast: Masculinity and Fathering on the Inside, Anna Curtis, University of<br />
Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Blessings of Today: Transformations of an American Penal Institution, 1913 to Present, Robert L Clark,<br />
Mansfield University<br />
Prisons' Reactions to New Challenges with Contraband, Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University<br />
71. Roundtable— Neoliberalism and the State (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
The "New" Neoliberal Order: Are Urban Elites Playing the Same Old Game by "New" Rules, Brett T<br />
Goldstein, State University of New York at Buffalo<br />
Crisis of Neoliberal Ideology Talking with Workers in the RV Capital of the World, Andrea L. Hill,<br />
Northeastern University<br />
Green Consumerism: The Gendered Side of the Popular Discourse on Citizenship and Consumption,<br />
Yuliya Dudaronak, University of Virginia<br />
Chávez and Venezuela's Anti-business Vote in 1998: Reconsidering the Popular Basis of Anti-noeliberal<br />
Politics, Leslie C Gates, Binghamton University<br />
72. Roundtable— On Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
Sexual Assault, Relational Distance and Participation in the Criminal Justice System, Desiree Wiesen-<br />
Martin, University of New Hampshire<br />
Reducing Non-consensual Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan, Russell l Kleinbach, Philadelphia University<br />
'Honor Trouble': Honor crime and Governmental Discourses in Turkey, Hayrunnisa Goksel, Northwestern<br />
University<br />
Home on the Range: Women's Experiences of Partner Abuse in Rural Montana, Meredith Ewerspeck,<br />
Harvard University<br />
74. Roundtable— The Gendering of Culture (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
The Future of Gender: Star Trek Next Generation vs. Battlestar Galactica, Yvette J Samson, Bloomsburg<br />
University<br />
The American Dream through the Eyes of Women, Kaya Hamer-Small, Brooklyn College<br />
Kahlo and O’Keefe: A Study of Feminist Art, Eileen Weigand, VPI & SU<br />
Emotional Escapism and Romance Reading, Andrea C Barra, Rutgers University<br />
76. Roundtable— Uneasy Relations: Embodying Gender and Power (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
Twenty-First Century Girls: Reflections on Current Research, Kathleen D. Turkel, University of Delaware<br />
No, You Don’t! Proposition 8 to Ban Same-Sex Marriage and the Social Movement Literature, Tarun D<br />
Banerjee, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
GLBT Youth and Movement Generations in the US Gay and Lesbian Movement, Megan K. Murphy,<br />
University at Albany, SUNY<br />
Real Men Do Get Eating Disorders: A <strong>Sociological</strong> Approach to Gender, Men and Eating Disorders, Frank<br />
Sedita, Drew University<br />
77. Workshop— The Sloan Work and Family Research Network: A Resource for Information on the New<br />
Realities of Work, Family and the Economy (Hancock Room)<br />
Organizers: Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College; Judi Casey, Work and Family Research Network Boston College;<br />
Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College<br />
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Friday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont'd<br />
78. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— The Sandwich Generation (Charles River<br />
Room)<br />
Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of<br />
Scranton; Laura West Steck, York College of PA<br />
Tamara L. Smith, Westfield State College<br />
Michelle Napierski-Prancl, Russell Sage College<br />
Eileen Keane, Elder Service <strong>Program</strong> - National PACE<br />
Mindy Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners<br />
79. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Chinese Institutions in Transition (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Rachel S Core, Johns Hopkins University<br />
Resurgence of TB in the Post-Work Unit Era: Return of Health Inequalities in Shanghai, Rachel S Core,<br />
Johns Hopkins University<br />
Shifting Ethnic Boundaries in Chinese Educational Institutions in Economic Crisis, Weiting Lu, City<br />
University of New York<br />
Politics of Conformity: Naming Practices in Totalitarian China, Elena Obukhova, Massachusetts Institute<br />
of Technology; Ezra Zuckerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Jiayin Zhang, Masschusetts<br />
Institute of Technology<br />
South-South: China and the New Paradigm in the Race to the Bottom, Robert Ross, Clark University<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
80. Thematic— Economic Sociology: Policies to Address Our Economic Crisis (Arlington Room)<br />
Organizer: Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Why Do We Still Have Speculative Bubbles: Some Policy Considerations, Mitch Abolafia, SUNY, Albany<br />
Executive Compensation: <strong>Sociological</strong> Roots and Policy Recommendations, Rakesh Khurana, Harvard<br />
University<br />
Banking on Tradition: Policies to Promote of Relationship-Based Financial Services, Christopher Marquis,<br />
Harvard University<br />
Toward an Industrial Policy for the U. S.: Lessons from China, Doug Guthrie, New York University<br />
81. Thematic— Employment, Unions and Downsizing (Clarendon Room)<br />
Presider: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Organizer: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
The current Great Recession is the worst economic period in 70 years; the official unemployment rate is over 10<br />
percent, and more than 1 out of 6 people is unemployed, discouraged, or involuntarily working part-time. Wall<br />
Street has received massive support; workers have not, and recession has eroded public support for unions. This<br />
panel will examine the varying kinds of responses that business, workers, and unions have made and are making<br />
to the current economic crisis, drawing as well on lessons from past economic crises.<br />
Ruth Milkman, CUNY Graduate Center and UCLA<br />
Janice Loux, UNITE HERE Local 26, Boston, Massachusetts<br />
Marshall Ganz, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University<br />
82. Conversation with— William A. Gamson, Richard Healey, William Hoynes on "Media and Collective<br />
Civic Engagement" (Stuart Room)<br />
Discussants:<br />
William A. Gamson, Boston College<br />
Richard Healey, Grassroots Policy Project<br />
William Hoynes, Vassar College<br />
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Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd<br />
83. Author-Meets-Critics— The Italian Way: Food and Social Life by Douglas Harper and Patrizia Faccioli<br />
(Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Critic, Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University<br />
Critic, James M. Jasper, CUNY, Graduate Center<br />
Critic, Paolo Parigi, Stanford University<br />
Discussants:<br />
Douglas A. Harper, Duquesne University<br />
Patrizia Faccioli, University of Bologna<br />
84. Regular Paper Session— Carework and Parenting: Practices, Values and Attitudes (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Yi-Ping Shih, SUNY-Buffalo<br />
Is Bio Really Better Investigating the Parenting Practices of Cohabiting Couples, Elizabeth M Hicks,<br />
University at Buffalo<br />
"Family Values" Among Poor and Non-Poor Women and Men in the NSFG: Thinking About Relationship,<br />
Gender, and Parenting Differences in Attitudes and Behaviors, Diana Romero, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
"I Feed My Son Milk to Make His Head Grow:" Variations in Child-Rearing Styles Among Rural-to-Urban<br />
Migrants in Bolivia, Caitlin Daniel, Harvard University<br />
Who’s Got the Kids How Mothers and Fathers Adjust Work Schedules to Accommodate Childrearing,<br />
Sara B Raley, McDaniel College; Melissa Atkinson, McDaniel College<br />
85. Regular Paper Session— Community Currencies in the United States (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine<br />
Organizer: Ed Collom, University of Southern Maine<br />
Participation in a Community Currency System: Social Networks and Services Exchanged, Ed Collom,<br />
University of Southern Maine<br />
Do Community Currencies Enhance Quality of Life: Evidence From a Hospital-based Time Bank<br />
Organization, Judith N Lasker, Lehigh University<br />
An Untraditional Economic Approach to Local Currency: Berkshares and Beyond, Shira L Siegel<br />
The Time Trade Circle: A Time Bank, Katherine Ellin, Time Trade Circle<br />
86. Regular Paper Session— Democratization and its Discontents (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Lynn D Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth University<br />
The Making of the Urban Middle Class in South Korea: Discipline, Nation-Building, and the Creation of<br />
Ideal National Subjects, Myungji Yang, Brown University<br />
The Predicament of Developmental Citizenship: Economic Development, Democracy, and Citizenship<br />
Politics in South Korea, Kyung-Sup Chang, Seoul National University<br />
The Third Wave of Democracy, Rakkoo Chung, SUNY, Albany<br />
A <strong>Sociological</strong> Institutionalist Perspective Towards Turkey-EU Relations, Bilge Sanli, Stony Brook<br />
University<br />
Republican Criminal Justice in Africa, Paula Gormley, Bronx Community College/CUNY<br />
87. Regular Paper Session— Education and the Reproduction of Inequality (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Lauren E McDonald, California State University Northridge<br />
Two Paths to Inequality in Educational Outcomes: Family Background and Educational Selection in the<br />
United States and Norway, Liza Reisel, City University of New York, the Graduate Center<br />
The Role of Independent Educational Consultants in the College Admissions Process, Jill M Smith,<br />
Brandeis University<br />
The Relationship between Per Pupil Spending, School SES and Average Math and Reading Proficiency<br />
Levels, Timothy Madigan, Mansfield University; Shana Weiser, Mansfield University<br />
An Examination of the Summer Learning Gap in Canada, Scott Davies, McMaster University; Janice D<br />
Aurini, University of Waterloo<br />
The Effects of a Return to Higher Education for Certification on Teachers in Charter Schools, Patricia<br />
Maloney, Yale University; Kenann McKenzie Thompson, Columbia University<br />
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Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd<br />
88. Regular Paper Session— Institutional Logics and Organizations (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Courtney Feldscher, Boston University<br />
Agreeing What to Do, But Not Why: Sentencing in a Juvenile Justice System, Joshua Wakeham, Harvard<br />
University<br />
When Dissonance is a Non-experience: The Role of Institutions in Cognitive Dissonance Prevention, Dena<br />
T Smith, Rutgers University<br />
The Invisible Hand and the Good of Communities: How Institutional Logics Matter in Local Banks, John<br />
Almandoz, Harvard University<br />
Reframing Generational Accounting, Anna C. Rhodes, Boston College<br />
Banking for the Others The Expansion of Formal Microfinance and the Persistence of Informal Finance<br />
Among Market Women in Ghana, Oi-ying Irene Pang, Johns Hopkins University<br />
89. Regular Paper Session— Marriage, Family and Social Policy (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Jennifer Reich, University of Denver<br />
TANF Changes in Relation to Reproduction: Impacts of Welfare Mothers in Time of Economic Crisis,<br />
George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University<br />
Exploring the Family-Friendly Firm: Do Work-Family HR Benefits Promote Gender Diversity in<br />
Management, Shawna B Vican, Harvard University<br />
Affects of Equal Parental Leave: comparison between the United States and Sweden, Pa'Ticia Mohsenion,<br />
University of Colorado Denver<br />
Federalism & Same-Sex Marriage: The Current and Future Personal Consequences of a Checkerboard<br />
Policy Regime, Michael J Motta, J.D., Northeastern University<br />
90. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Dimensions of Parenthood Experiences (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College<br />
Changes in Parent and Adult Child Relationships Following Marriage, Deborah M Merrill, Clark University<br />
The Effects of the Economic Crisis on Grandparents Raising Grandchildren., Elizangela J Storelli, Boston<br />
College<br />
From Cradle to Pride: How Straight Parents Forge Relationships with their Gay Sons, Jeffrey Johnson,<br />
George Mason University<br />
Apron Strings Attached: Parental Dependence and Subjective Feelings of Adulthood, Sylvie Honig,<br />
University of Chicago<br />
91. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Urban/Suburban Landscape (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: William G Holt, Sacred Heart University<br />
Definitional Reconciliation: Metropolitan, Micropolitan, Suburban, Nancy A Denton, SUNY Albany; Joseph<br />
R Gibbons, SUNY Albany<br />
New Urban Project: Poverty De-concentration and the Urban Poor, Elizabeth Derickson, Princeton<br />
University<br />
Paying a Price for Spatial Disparity: Assessing the Use of Regional Contribution Agreements and their<br />
Impact on New Jerseys Housing Equality, Len Albright, University of Chicago; Rebecca R. Casciano,<br />
Princeton University<br />
Land-Use Regulation and Public Participation: Do Hawaii’s Land-Use Laws Democratize Urban<br />
Development, Jennifer R Darrah, Brown University<br />
92. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Nature of Work and Inequality in Organizations (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Organizer: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Opportunities Gained Opportunities Lost in the Restructured Workplace, Alexandra Kalev, University of<br />
Arizona<br />
Competition, Community, and Social Inequality in a Virtual Workplace, Valery Yakubovich, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
The Paradox of Meritocracy: Hidden Risks in Merit-based Performance Systems, Emilio J. Castilla,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Discussant:<br />
Arne Kalleberg, University of North Carolina<br />
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Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd<br />
93. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Race (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Erik Love, Dickinson College<br />
The Obama Event and the Failure of Race Talk, Michael P Jeffries, Wellesley College<br />
Problematizing Race and Racism, Beth Frankel Merenstein, Central CT State University<br />
A Post-Civil Rights Vision of Racial Equality: Diversity Rhetoric and Initiatives in Three Organizational<br />
Cases, Ellen C Berrey, University at Buffalo, SUNY<br />
Rolling Rightward: An Examination Of The African American Religious Right, Louis Gist Prisock, Colgate<br />
University<br />
94. Regular Paper Session— The Manifest and Latent Effects of the Economic Crisis on the Correctional<br />
Industry and Reentry (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Parolee for Profit: The Economic and Social Costs of the Privatization of Parole Services, Katy Kleis, John<br />
Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Privatizing Prisons in an Economic Crisis: Long-Term Problems for a Short-Term Solution, Jaspreet Gill,<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Female Reentry: A Reconsideration of Policy Measures, Pamela Smykal, John Jay College of Criminal<br />
Justice<br />
Discussant:<br />
Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
95. Regular Paper Session— Theoretical Approaches to Gender and Sexuality (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Kimberly B Dugan, <strong>Eastern</strong> Connecticut State University<br />
Homosexual Identity: The Case Against Innateness, Donald Paul Sullins, Catholic University of America<br />
The Right Place, the Right Time: Role of Space in the Social Construction of Gender, SaunJuhi Verma,<br />
University of Chicago<br />
The Postmodern Intersection of Lesbian and Transgender Politics, Widow Centauri, San Diego State<br />
University<br />
96. Regular Paper Session— Transnational Exchanges (Hancock Room)<br />
Presider: Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University<br />
Rituals of Resource Sharing: Negotiating Status and Equality in Cross-national Aid-based Interactions,<br />
LiErin Probasco, Princeton University<br />
Destiny of the Poor: The Transnational Migration of Vietnamese Laborers to the Caribbean, Andrew N.<br />
Le, St. Lawrence University<br />
The Shifting Nature of Transnationalism in the Lives of Elderly Filipino Americans, Trisha J Tiamzon,<br />
University of Connecticut<br />
97. Roundtable— Arts, Culture and Cosmopolitanism (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
Embodying Regimes: Ellis Island and the Cité National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration, Binh Pok, CUNY-<br />
Graduate Center; Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Towards an Urban Arts Democracy: Conversation Under the Cosmopolitan Canopy, Carolyn Chernoff,<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
The New Generation of Arts and Culture Participants, Jason A Martin, Temple University<br />
98. Roundtable— Culture and Consumption Practices (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
Green Lifestyles: The Practice and Process of Cultural Coherence, Janet Lorenzen, Rutgers University<br />
Talking Food: Home Food Preservation Practitioners in <strong>Eastern</strong> Kentucky, Lisa M Conley, University of<br />
Kentucky<br />
The De-Mcdonaldization of the Ice Cream Parlor, Tyler M Dupont, SUNY, Buffalo<br />
Consumerism in Early 20th Century NYC through the lens of Klein's on the Square, Andrea Siegel, CUNY<br />
Understanding Green Consumers: An Exploration of Green Consumer Identities in the Marketplace,<br />
Stephanie S DeFranzo, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
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Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd<br />
99. Roundtable— Factors in Educational Success (Georgian Room - Table 3)<br />
College Students Motivations for Choosing Academic Majors, Melissa A Pittaoulis, Temple University<br />
High Television Viewership and Low Education and Economic Class: A Measurement of Nature Trail Users<br />
in <strong>Eastern</strong> Pennsylvania, Joshua E Kreger, Lehigh University<br />
An Exploration of College Student Achievement at a Mid-Sized Public University, Kenneth B Lang,<br />
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
Level of College Qualification and the Likelihood of Degree Completion, Lisa A Pellerin, Ball State<br />
University<br />
100. Roundtable— Global Public Health (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
Direct and Indirect Effects of Neo-liberal Economic Policies on Global Rates of Youth Smoking: A Cross<br />
National OLS and SEM Analysis of Macro-determinants of Global Youth Smoking., Gary Maynard, SUNY<br />
Stony Brook<br />
Non-Governmental Organizations, Democracy, and HIV Prevalence: A Cross-National Analysis, Eric J<br />
Shircliff, State University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Spiked: Explanations of Recent Increases in HIV Infection in the United States, Michael J Staley,<br />
University of New Hampshire<br />
The Massachusetts Health Reform and the Mandated College Sponsored Plans Impact on Bridgewater<br />
State College Students Access to Healthcare, Lisa-Marie Guzman, Bridgewater State College<br />
Constructing and Contesting Authoritative Knowledge: Midwifery and the Struggle for Legitimacy, Sara B<br />
Moore, George Mason University<br />
101. Roundtable— Images of Illegality: Case Examples (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
Boundaries of Law: Legitimacy and Violence in Film, Gerald M Turkel, University of Delaware<br />
The Evil in Our Midst: Abu Ghraib as Social Crisis, Jared Del Rosso, Boston College<br />
Racing Deviance: Black Males As The Poster Boys of New Social Taboos. A Theory of Scapegoat Deviance,<br />
Robert E. Washington, Bryn Mawr College<br />
Crime News Sources and Crime Views: The Relationship between News Media Exposure Patterns and<br />
Whites' Opinions about Criminal Justice Issues, Alicia D Simmons, Stanford University<br />
102. Roundtable— Negotiating Work: Professions in Comparative Perspective (Georgian Room - Table<br />
10)<br />
The Effect of Labor Market Intermediaries on Army Veterans, Jessica E Hoffman, University at Buffalo,<br />
SUNY<br />
Job Satisfaction and Burnout Among Various Types of Public Safety Personnel: Traditional vs. Cross-<br />
Trained Departments, Thomas Nowak, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Shelley Nicole Vukman,<br />
Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Alex Heckert, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Kay Snyder, Indiana<br />
University of Pennsylvania; Peter Starr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania<br />
Reconciling the Empirical Idiosyncrasies of Interactive Service Work: A Meditation on Bourdieus Theory of<br />
Symbolic Systems in the Restaurant Context (working paper), Eric Thornton, State University of New<br />
York at Purchase<br />
103. Roundtable— The Body as a Locus of Identity and Inequality (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
Hoop Dreams, Street Apparitions: The Black Male Body in the Cultural Practice of Pickup Basketball, John<br />
Robinson, George Mason University<br />
Sexism without Sexists: The Persistence of Gender and Sexual Inequality in the U.S., Tristan S Bridges,<br />
University of Virginia<br />
The Politics of Recognition: The Case of Afro-Brazilian Women's Movements, Nicole B McCoy, George<br />
Mason University<br />
104. Roundtable— The Drama of Art, the Art of Drama (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
Outsider Art: The Work of Raymond Materson, Embroidery, and the Hierarchy of the Arts, Anne E<br />
Bowler, University of Delaware<br />
Glocalized Artists: Temple Construction at Burning Man, Genevieve Cox, University of New Hampshire<br />
A Historical Content Analysis of Fiction Media's Portrayal of Violence, Morgan Anderson, SUNY New Paltz<br />
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Friday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont'd<br />
105. Roundtable— Theorizing <strong>Society</strong> I (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
Unintended Consequences of Human Actions, Elena M Ermolaeva, Marshall University<br />
We Don't Say That Here: The Function and Capital of Silence in <strong>Society</strong>, Olivia Harris, Drew University<br />
Symptoms of Silence: The Somatization of the Chronic Trauma of Subjugation, Lara Birk, Boston College<br />
The Exhumation of George Washington: The Knowledge and Power Behind His Publicly Hidden National<br />
Secret, Beverly M Pratt, University of Maryland<br />
106. Roundtable— Unequal Swaps and Environmental Justice: Global Perspectives (Georgian Room -<br />
Table 8)<br />
Debt-For-Nature Swaps and Deforestation: Do They Matter, John M Shandra, SUNY Stony Brook;<br />
Michael Restivo, State University of New York at Stony Brook; Eric J Shircliff, SUNY Stony Brook; Bruce<br />
London, Clark University<br />
It is a Strange Thing for Us to See Water Being Sold: Local Perceptions of the Fijian Bottled Water<br />
Industry, Jessica D Ulrich, University of New Hampshire<br />
Economic Crisis and Idea of Environmental Racism: A Case of Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh Coast., Esha<br />
Chatterjee, Kansas State University<br />
Unequal Ecological Exchange: The Case of Turkey with the EU Searching for a Climate Justice, Lora L<br />
Karaoglu, Northeastern University<br />
107. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Sociology Through Service Learning (Cabot<br />
Room)<br />
Organizer: Jonathan M White, Bridgewater State College<br />
Incorporating Service Learning as Part of the Creation of a Minor, Stephanie A Bennett, College of Saint<br />
Rose<br />
Service-Learning as Catalyst for Civic Engagement and Social Justice, Jonathan M White, Bridgewater<br />
State College<br />
Faculty Attitudes and Perceptions of Service-Learning: It Depends Who is Asking, Mathew Johnson, Siena<br />
College<br />
108. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now<br />
(Morning Session) (St. James Room)<br />
Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton<br />
Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women. This session will feature distinguished panelists who will<br />
share their experiences of and perspectives on women's changing experiences in academia.<br />
Discussants:<br />
Helen A Berger, West Chester University<br />
Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Boston College<br />
Debra Renee Kaufman, Northeastern University<br />
Laura Kramer, Montclair State University<br />
Kay Snyder, Indiana University of Pennsylvania<br />
109. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— <strong>Sociological</strong> Forum Editorial Board <strong>Meeting</strong> - CANCELED<br />
110. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Economic Transitions and Cultural Change in<br />
China (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey<br />
Bureaucrats and Entrepreneurs: Building a Business Culture in China, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of<br />
New Jersey<br />
Guanxi for Sale: Employee Referrals in Different Social Contexts, Enying Zheng, Massachusetts Institute<br />
of Technology; Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Knowledge in Transmission: How Local Communities Revived their Traditional Knowledge in Reform Era<br />
China (1979-2009), Hsinchao Wu, Harvard University<br />
Back to the Future: Institutional Innovation in Rural China, Xiaoshuo Hou, St. Lawrence University<br />
The Impact of Land Property Rights on Relationship between State and <strong>Society</strong>, Social Structure in<br />
Contemporary China, Guoli Dong, Harvard University<br />
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Friday cont'd<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
111. Thematic— Cultural Perspectives on the Current Economic Crisis (Clarendon Room)<br />
Presider: Leslie Salzinger, Boston College<br />
Organizers: Thomas Cushman, Wellesley College; Bryan S Turner, Wellesley College<br />
This session examines the cultural discourse of the economic crisis of 2008-2009 and presents perspectives from a<br />
cultural sociology of economics that illuminate the crisis in new sociological ways. While the causes and solutions of<br />
the crisis are often put forth in the language of economics, everyday understandings are couched in moral terms,<br />
particularly in the language of greed and thrift.<br />
The Financialization of America: Revisiting Daniel Bell, Bryan S Turner, Wellesley College<br />
'Greed Talk' and the Cultural Sociology of the Economic Crisis, Thomas Cushman, Wellesley College<br />
Thrift and the Culture of the Economic Crisis, Josh Yates, University of Virginia<br />
The Authentic Corporation in a Time of Crisis, David Franz, University of Virginia<br />
112. Thematic— Twenty-First Century Economic Recession: New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut<br />
Organizer: Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut<br />
Man-Recession and She-Economy Understanding the Gender Implications of the Economic Recession,<br />
Mary Gatta, Rutgers University<br />
Precarious Work, Vulnerable Workers, and a Dangerous Economy, Michael Wallace, University of<br />
Connecticut<br />
Economic Recession, Predatory Lending, and the Enhanced Reproduction of Racialized Inequality, Angie<br />
Beeman, University of Connecticut; Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut; Colleen Casey,<br />
University of Texas-Arlington<br />
Thomas M. Shapiro, Brandeis University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Davita Silfen Glasberg, University of Connecticut<br />
113. Conversation with— Barry Glassner, Lynn Chancer and Jack Levin on "21st Century Fears: Public<br />
Sociology and Cultural Expectations" (Stuart Room)<br />
Discussants:<br />
Barry Glassner, University of Southern California<br />
Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
Jack Levin, Northeastern University<br />
114. Conversation with— Nancy A. Naples, Alison Griffith, Dorothy E. Smith on "Dorothy Smith's<br />
Sociology for Women/People and the Institutional Ethnography Approach" (Berkeley Room)<br />
Presider: Marjorie L. DeVault, Syracuse University<br />
Discussants:<br />
Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut<br />
Alison Griffith, York University<br />
Dorothy E. Smith, University of Victoria<br />
115. Author-Meets-Critics— "Do You Know...": The Jazz Repertoire in Action by Robert Faulkner and<br />
Howard S. Becker (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Critic, William Kornblum, CUNY, Graduate Center<br />
Critic, Paul Lopes, Colgate University<br />
Critic, Lisa McCormick, Haverford College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Robert Faulkner, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
116. Regular Paper Session— Considering Bourdieu and "Sociology as a Contact Sport" (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Bridget M Costello, King's College<br />
Meta-Principles for <strong>Sociological</strong> Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective, David Swartz, Boston University<br />
Bridging Bourdieu and Social Movement Theories, Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University<br />
Who’s Got Game: Examining Cultural Capital in Local and Contextual Processes, Rhys H. Williams, Loyola<br />
University Chicago; David Purcell, Kent State University<br />
Power, Legitimacy and Crisis: the Question of Historical Continuity in Bourdieu and Habermas, Sebastian<br />
G Guzman, New School for Social Research<br />
117. Regular Paper Session— Education in the Economic Crisis (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Robert B. Smith, Social Structural Research<br />
'Lives at Risk': The Relationship between Budget Cuts and Alternative Education, Janese Free, <strong>Eastern</strong><br />
Nazarene College<br />
Post 911 and Now: How Does the Economy Influence our Graduates, En-Ping Tung, William Paterson<br />
University<br />
A New Model of Grade Inflation: Departmental Specialization in a Time of Changing University Revenue<br />
Models, Kyle W Albert, Cornell University<br />
Growing the Master's <strong>Program</strong> in the Context of Shrinking PhD <strong>Program</strong>s, Roberta Spalter-Roth,<br />
American <strong>Sociological</strong> Association<br />
The Causes and Consequences of the Defunding of Higher Education in New York, Ali S Zaidi, SUNY<br />
Canton<br />
118. Regular Paper Session— Ethnography, Culture, and Interaction (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Colin Jerolmack, New York University<br />
Organizer: Colin Jerolmack, New York University<br />
Overcoming Creative Differences: Inside the Making of Rap Music, Jooyoung Lee, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Where the Action Is: Ethnography and the Study of Culture in Action, Shamus Khan, Columbia University<br />
From "The Stranger" to Doormen: The Characters of Qualitative Analysis, Past and Present, Jonathan<br />
Wynn, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Dipping and Dodging: The Social Situation of Precarious People, Alice Goffman, Princeton University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Colin Jerolmack, New York University<br />
119. Regular Paper Session— Macro-Politics and Micro-Structures (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Jennifer M Girouard, Brandeis University<br />
The Pliability of Solidarity: Interest-Based Association and the Subversion of Rational Institutions in<br />
Kyrgyzstan, David Levy, Boston University<br />
Web Deliberation: Interaction Rituals and Community on the Internet, Matthew T Loveland, LeMoyne<br />
College; Delia Popescu, Le Moyne College<br />
Municipal Health Councils in Brazil's Largest Cities, Christopher Gibson, Brown University<br />
Critical Factors Determining the Level of Women’s Political Representation: A Longitudinal Analysis of<br />
South Korea, Se Hwa Lee, State University of New York at Albany<br />
The Importance of Place for Refugee Aid Policymaking in Berlin, 1981-2004, Suzanna M Crage, University<br />
of Pittsburgh<br />
120. Regular Paper Session— Multiple Perspectives on Health and Violence (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Jeanne Kimpel, Fordham University<br />
Defining Domestic Violence: Crisis Center Perspectives, Melissa Lyn Matthews, Northeastern University<br />
Gender Identity & Intimate Partner Violence: An Analysis of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent<br />
Health, Adam Messinger, University of California, Riverside<br />
Religious Beliefs and Illness Behavior of Africans in the 21st Century, Augustine A Aryee, Fitchburg State<br />
College<br />
Predicting Long-term Outcomes for Women Physically Abused in Childhood: Relative Contribution of Abuse<br />
Severity, Childhood Stresses, and Family Context, Margaret L Griffin, Harvard Medical School/McLean<br />
Hospital; Maryann Amodeo, Boston University<br />
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
121. Regular Paper Session— New York and Los Angeles in the Economic and Financial Crisis (Brandeis<br />
Room)<br />
Presiders: David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles; Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate<br />
Center<br />
Organizers: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; David Halle, University of California, Los<br />
Angeles<br />
The Political Response to the Economic Crisis: New York and Los Angeles, John Mollenkopf, The Graduate<br />
Center, City University of New York; Raphael J. Sonenshein, California State University Fullerton<br />
Environmentalism: Will Green Save New York, William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center; Steve Lang,<br />
CUNY LaGuardia; Kristen Van Hooreweghe, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Social Effects of Foreclosures in New York and Los Angeles Metros, a Preliminary Analysis, Andrew<br />
Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Elena Vesselinov, Queens College, CUNY Graduate<br />
Center<br />
How New York City’s Housing Differs From Other Cities, and How That is Relevant in The Economic Crisis.,<br />
Ingrid Gould Ellen, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University; Brendan O'Flaherty,<br />
Columbia University<br />
Mega Projects in New York and Why They Mostly Don’t Happen: Moynihan Station, Atlantic Yards, Javits<br />
Convention Center Expansion, New York Sports and Convention Center, World Trade Center<br />
Redevelopment and Others, David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles; Philip Kasinitz, Hunter<br />
College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
122. Regular Paper Session— Race, Gender, and Sentencing (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Shelarese S Ruffin, Harvard University<br />
The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Death Penalty, Samantha E Applin, SUNY, Albany<br />
Race, Gender and Representation: Constructing Black and White Executions in the South, Annulla<br />
Linders, University of Cincinnati<br />
Social Correlates of Delinquency for Youth in Need of Mental Health Services: Examining the Scope<br />
Conditions of Criminological Theories, Matt Vogel, SUNY Albany; Steven F Messner, SUNY Albany<br />
123. Regular Paper Session— Racial Variation in Work and Family Life (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University<br />
Organizer: Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University<br />
Race, Gender Ideology, and Fatherhood: The Interactional Effects on Men’s Labor Market Participation and<br />
Earnings, Rebecca Glauber, University of New Hampshire; Kristi Gozjolko, University of New Hampshire<br />
Racial Sameness and Difference in Married Men’s Performance of Housework, Margaret Usdansky,<br />
Syracuse University; Shannon N Davis, George Mason University<br />
Postindustrial Flexibility and Commitment Among African-American and White Working Mothers, Allison<br />
Pugh, University of Virginia<br />
Discussant:<br />
Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College<br />
124. Regular Paper Session— Rethinking Globalization from an International Perspective (St. James<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Francesca Degiuli, CUNY College of Staten Island<br />
Globalization, Deindustrialization and Welfare State Transformation: The Case of East Asia, Dong Kyun<br />
Im, Harvard University<br />
Globalization and the Crisis in American <strong>Society</strong>, John Clarry, Bloomfield College/TCNJ<br />
Recent Changes in Peru's <strong>Society</strong> and Economy, Henry Vandenburgh, Bridgewater State College<br />
Reactions to Economic Change. Austria and WV Compared., Markus Hadler, Marshall University<br />
Life in Moldova: Some <strong>Sociological</strong> Impressions, A. Javier Trevino, Wheaton College<br />
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
125. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Gangs and Delinquency (White Hill Room)<br />
Organizer: Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
The Cost of Gangs: An Overview of Federal Expenditures During a Financial Crisis, Joshua Eichenbaum,<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
The Changing Economy and Women’s Participation in the Illegitimate Opportunity Structure, Marjaline<br />
Vizcarrondo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
The Social Construction of Gangs and the Gang Problem, Louis Kontos, John Jay College of Criminal<br />
Justice; Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
It's a Free Ride if You've Already Paid: Recession and Teenage Runaways, Sarah Rivera, John Jay College<br />
of Criminal Justice<br />
Discussant:<br />
Douglas Thompkins, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
126. Roundtable— Biracial Identity in the Contemporary U.S. Context (Georgian Room - Table 12)<br />
"Not Quite:" Navigating the Asian/White Multiracial Experience, Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, University of<br />
Virginia<br />
The Influence of Parental Racial Ascription on the Racial Identity Adopted by Biracial individuals, Monique<br />
A Porow, Rutgers University<br />
How do Black and White Biracial College Students Racially Identify Exploring the Influencing Factors in<br />
the Development and Changes in Self-identification, Jessica C Guthrie, Dartmouth College<br />
127. Roundtable— Comparative Perspectives on Education (Georgian Room - Table 8)<br />
Disciplining Durkheim: Character Education and Multiculturalism, Jeffrey J Guhin, Yale University<br />
What's In a Relationship Testing Social Capital in Terms of Race, Class, and Contact Time, S Michael<br />
Gaddis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br />
Towards a Better World: The Moral Demands of Global Citizenship Education and the Collective Conscience<br />
of World <strong>Society</strong>, Jeffrey Dill, University of Virginia<br />
128. Roundtable— Economic Crisis and the Realities of Abortion Access in the Contemporary U.S.<br />
(Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
Organizer: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health<br />
Disparities and Delivery: The Interaction Between Abortion Care Services and Economic Barriers, Jenny<br />
O' Donnell, Abortion Access Project<br />
Medicaid Funding for Abortion in the Cases of Rape, Incest, and Life Endangerment, Amanda Dennis,<br />
Boston University<br />
Connecting Rights to Resources: How Abortion Funds Fight the Injustice of the Hyde Amendment, Megan<br />
J Peterson, National Network of Abortion Funds<br />
Discussant:<br />
Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health<br />
130. Roundtable— Mental Health, Social Capital, and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
The Influence of Personal Relationships on Mental Health among Older Americans, Leeda J Copley, The<br />
Ohio State University<br />
The Impact of Marital Quality on Mental Health following Spousal Loss, Michelle L Stransky, University of<br />
New Hampshire; Catherine L Moran, University of New Hampshire<br />
There's No Place Like Home: Examining the Emotional Consequences of Hurricane Katrina on the<br />
Displaced Residents of New Orleans, Alexis A Merdjanoff, Rutgers University<br />
Studying the Cultural and Structural Basis for Stigma and Stigma Experiences in Relation to Help Seeking,<br />
Tsiom Ion Motkin, University of Massachusetts, Boston<br />
From Coercion to Responsibility: Defining the Mentally Ill in an Age of Individualism, Matthew Morrison,<br />
University of Virginia<br />
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
131. Roundtable— Narrative and Identity in Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
Empowerment of Cyclist Collective Identity in the Social, Safe, and Celebratory Spaces of Critical Mass,<br />
Garrett T Dahl, University of Pittsburgh<br />
"Give Us Something We Can Use:" The Troubles of Bureaucratizing Narrative as an Instrument in the<br />
Contentious Politics of Knowledge., Stephan F Groschwitz, University of Cincinnati<br />
Artistic Scripts, Narratives, and the Expression of Identity: The Theater as Political Weapon, Daniel<br />
Sarabia, Roanoke College; Lauren J. Price, Roanoke College<br />
Collective Violence and Freedom Summer: Some Preliminary Findings from Quantitative Narrative<br />
Analysis, Robert Biggert, Assumption College<br />
132. Roundtable— Parolees and Reintegration (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
Self-Control and Predictors of Parole Recidivism, Xiaogang Deng, University of Massachusetts - Boston;<br />
Stephanie Hartwell, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Jenn Walker, University of Massachusetts -<br />
Boston<br />
Don't Give Them Your Bullets!: Reentry, Stigma and Emotion Work, Deirdre D Caputo-Levine, SUNY<br />
Stony Brook<br />
'It's Like No Second Chances, Like You're Still Locked Up:' Widespread Use of Criminal Background Checks<br />
in a Period of High Unemployment, Emily A NaPier, Center for Community Alternatives<br />
The Cycle of Return: An Ethnographic Assessment of Incarcerated Youth and Recidivism, Milton Butts,<br />
Carlow University<br />
133. Roundtable— Professionalization and Local Politics (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
Communicating Political Expertise: The Case of Professional Democracy Assistance, Michael J<br />
Christensen, York University<br />
Walking the Talk: Do Organizations Really Represent Their Constituents, Kathleen M Marchetti, The<br />
Pennsylvania State University<br />
Social Network Analysis and the Decision to Build Centrepointe: The Usefulness of Social Network Analysis<br />
in Revealing Local Power Structures, Adam B. Jonas, University of Kentucky<br />
Local Business Elites and the State: An Instrumentalist Approach to Economic Development, Paul<br />
Knudson, University at Albany<br />
134. Roundtable— Safety and Security in the New Economic Reality (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
How Secure are Good Jobs A Reexamination of Job Expansion in the US, William A Hamilton, University<br />
of Arizona; Daniel E Duerr, University of Arizona<br />
Rule Diversion as Rule Enactment: Diverting Safety Artifacts to Build a Collective Understanding of Safety<br />
in Biology Laboratories, Joelle Evans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Employee Assistance <strong>Program</strong>s are the New in Thing. How Wellness Made its Way into the Workplace.,<br />
Daniel J Madron, University of Maryland, Baltimore County<br />
135. Roundtable— Wages and Work: Gender, Race and Ethnicity (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
Are Wages Determined by the Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Composition of Jobs A New Estimation of Job<br />
Devaluation and Earnings Processes, Anat Yom-Tov, Haverford College<br />
Have the Rules Changed or is it Just More of the Same An Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Employment<br />
Trends for People with Disabilities, Julia AR Drew, Brown University<br />
The Negotiation of Choice and Action: Native Alaskan Aspiration within the Context of Northern Life,<br />
Catherine Anne Seabury, University of New Hampshire<br />
Sex and the Symphony: Exploring the Causes of Sex Asymmetry in Professional U.S. Orchestras, Heidi E<br />
Rademacher, Brandeis University<br />
The Trafficking of Workers into New Orleans: Legal Status and its Role in the Labor Market, SaunJuhi<br />
Verma, University of Chicago<br />
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Friday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont'd<br />
136. Roundtable— Women, Leadership and Social Movements (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
From Movements to Organizations: The Professionalization of Feminism, Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
Rwandan Women’s Roles in the Rebuilding and Facilitation of Peace in Post-Genocide Rwanda, Nicole S.<br />
Fox, Brandeis<br />
Women Leaders and the Creation of an SMO: Findings from a Clerical Workers Movement, Clare<br />
Hammonds, Brandeis University<br />
National Threats and Transnational Ties: The Women’s Movement in Pakistan, Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
137. Workshop— Introduction to the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS): A Resource for Cross-National<br />
Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth (Charles River Room)<br />
Organizer: Janet C Gornick, City University of New York Graduate Center<br />
Amalia Leguizamon, City University of New York<br />
Natascia Boeri, City University of New York<br />
Peter Frase, City University of New York<br />
138. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Panel on Marketing the<br />
Sociology Major and Preparing Students for Employment (Cabot Room)<br />
Presiders: Janice K Purk, Mansfield University; Margaret Walsh, Keene State College<br />
139. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Women of Color<br />
Scientists and Engineers: Research and Practices from Academia (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Laura Kramer, Montclair State University<br />
Organizer: Kathrin S. Zippel, Northeastern University<br />
Professional Societies and Data Collection Related to Women of Color in Science and Engineering, Lisa<br />
Frehill, Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology; Rachel Ivie, American Institute of<br />
Physics; Cheryl Leggon, Georgia Tech University<br />
Promoting Women of Color in STEM Academia and Industry: Preliminary Findings from the 2009 Mini-<br />
Symposium on Women of Color in STEM, Maria (Mia) Ong, TERC<br />
Re-thinking Retention: Creating the Support, Community, and Climate Pre-Tenure Faculty Need to Thrive,<br />
Kerry Ann Rockquemore, University of Illinois - Chicago<br />
Discussant:<br />
Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts - Amherst<br />
140. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— China in the Age of Globalization (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Liza G. Steele, Princeton University<br />
The Pursuit of Happiness in China: Capitalism, National Pride, & Declining Subjective Well-Being, Liza G.<br />
Steele, Princeton University<br />
Subjective Social Status of Rural, Urban, and Migrant Residents in Reform-Era China, Chunping Han, The<br />
University of Texas at Arlington<br />
Economic Development, Trade, and the Relations among Mainland China, Taiwan and the United States ,<br />
Gabe T. Wang, William Paterson University<br />
When Sea Turtles Come Home: How Reverse Brain Drain Creates Globalization, Elena Obukhova,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
141. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Theoretical Approaches to Workplace<br />
Inequality (Arlington Room)<br />
This session focuses on the theoretical tools being used today to understand how workplace inequality is<br />
generated. Papers will draw from major approaches within sociological theory, as well as middle range conceptual<br />
approaches that aim to elucidate how power operates within workplaces, and how it constitutes various forms of<br />
inequality, including job segregation, wage distributions, systems of labor control, or patterns of employment.<br />
Service Work and Symbolic Power, Jeff Sallaz, University of Arizona<br />
A Relational Theory of Wage Inequality, Dustin Avent-Holt, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Don<br />
Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Weber and Kafka on Organizations: Chaos and Discretion as Bureaucratic Foundations, Steven H. Lopez,<br />
OSU; Vincent J. Roscigno, OSU; Randy Hodson, OSU; Andrew Martin, OSU<br />
Discussant:<br />
Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania<br />
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Friday cont'd<br />
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
142. Thematic— Economic Strain in Family Life (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University<br />
Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Home Improvement: Supporting, Teaching, and Controlling Poor Families, Jennifer Sherman, Washington<br />
State University<br />
Temp Jobs, Busted Unions and Hyper-Incarceration: Ethnographic Views from the Frontlines, Timothy<br />
Black, University of Hartford<br />
When Ends Don't Meet Economic Survival Strategies for African American Grandmothers Raising their<br />
Grandchildren, Lashawnda Pittman-Gay, Northwestern University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Kathleen Gerson, New York University<br />
143. Thematic— The American Dream and New Social Expectations (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
The Private and the Public in American's Social Change, Orlando Patterson, Harvard University<br />
A New Chance for a More Integrated America, Richard Alba, CUNY<br />
Virtually Normal Queer Lives and American Dreams, Arlene Stein, Rutgers University<br />
A Majority Without Collectivity: Rude Awakenings in the Feminist American Dream, Cynthia Fuchs<br />
Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Discussant:<br />
Arlene S. Skolnick, New York University<br />
144. Conversation with— Prema Kurien, Melissa Wilde, Wendy Cadge on "The Changing Shape of<br />
Religion in American <strong>Society</strong>" (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Nancy Ammerman, Boston University<br />
Discussants:<br />
Prema Kurien, Syracuse University<br />
Melissa Wilde, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University<br />
145. Author-Meets-Critics— Enabling Creative Chaos: The Organization behind the Burning Man Event<br />
by Katherine Chen (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Critic, Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University<br />
Critic, Debra Minkoff, Barnard College<br />
Critic, David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Discussant:<br />
Katherine K. Chen, City College, CUNY<br />
146. Regular Paper Session— Collective Action in International Perspective (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: JoAnn Chirico, Pennsylvania State University<br />
Ethics of Conviction and Civic Responsibility: Conscientious War Resisters During World War II, Yuichi<br />
Moroi, Temple University<br />
U.S. Government H Experimentation <strong>Program</strong>s: History, Causes, Consequences and Lessons., Ken<br />
Cunningham, Penn State University<br />
The Next Great Transformation from Kleptocracy Capitalism to Libertarian Socialism through Counter-<br />
Ideology, Societal Education, & Direct Action, John Asimakopoulos, City University of New York, Bronx<br />
Aging, Gender and Development in Latin America: Regional Implications of the Madrid International Plan<br />
of Action on Aging, Elizangela J Storelli, Boston College<br />
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Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
147. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and the Conscientious Consumer (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Juliet Schor, Boston College<br />
Organizer: Keith R Brown, Saint Joseph's University<br />
Ethical Consumption and the Recession: Comparing Fair Trade Coffee and Handicrafts, Keith R Brown,<br />
Saint Joseph's University<br />
The Gentrification of the American Food Cooperative, Joshua Carreiro, University of Massachusetts,<br />
Amherst<br />
Constructing Social Movements Frames: A Comparison of Socially Responsible Investor and Consumer<br />
Organizations, Paul Dean, University of Maryland<br />
The Price of Eating Ethically: Natural Foods in Hard Times, Laura J Miller, Brandeis University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Juliet Schor, Boston College<br />
148. Regular Paper Session— Economic Uncertainty and Social Inequality (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Slight Expectations: Coming of Age in the Midst of Economic Uncertainty, Jennifer M Silva, University of<br />
Virginia<br />
Disconnected Women in Louisiana, Rebecca S Powers, East Carolina University; Michelle M Livermore,<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
The Erosion of Security: Contingent Workers' Impact on American Employment Relations, David S<br />
Pedulla, Princeton University<br />
'Us' and 'Them' in the U.S. Financial Crisis: Stories of Blame, Nicole Hala, Queens College<br />
150. Regular Paper Session— National Security and the Mechanisms of Social Control (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Barret M Katuna, University of Connecticut<br />
Social Movements in the Security State: A View From Colombia, Erika Marquez, University of<br />
Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Who Governs in a Democracy A Closer Look at the Civil-Military Relations in Turkey, Gulay Turkmen,<br />
Yale University<br />
Political Transformation under Putin and Medvedev: Democratizing and Authoritarian Trends, Lynn D<br />
Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth University; Irina Y Kuzes, independent scholar<br />
151. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Local and the Global in the 2009 Pittsburgh G20 Protests:<br />
Economy, War and Climate Change (Berkeley Room)<br />
Organizers: Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh; Suzanne Staggenborg, University of Pittsburgh<br />
Evaluating the Importance of the National Political Opportunity Structure: Comparing Bush Era Anti-war<br />
and Obama Era G20 Protesters' Ideology, Experience and Issue Priority, Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum,<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Think Global, Act Local: The Negotiation of Local Claims and Global Frames in the Coalitions against the<br />
2009 G20 Summit in Pittsburgh, Jane Walsh, University of Pittsburgh; Sharon Quinsaat, University of<br />
Pittsburgh<br />
Movement and Media Framing of the G-20, Brittany Duncan, University of Pittsburgh; Suzanne<br />
Staggenborg, University of Pittsburgh<br />
A Hostile Dance: Police and Protest at the G20, Garrett T Dahl, University of Pittsburgh<br />
Discussant:<br />
Marie Skoczylas, University of Pittsburgh<br />
152. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhood Processes in New York City (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University<br />
The Political Meaning of Extraordinary Struggle: Bringing Residents Back into the Conversation about<br />
Public Housing, La Tonya M Green, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Inside The Imperial City: Ethnography Of A Global Citadel, Greg Smithsimon, Brooklyn College<br />
In the Public Interest: Politics and Powerlessness in Nightlife Development, Richard E Ocejo, John Jay<br />
College of Criminal Justice, CUNY<br />
Housing Histories and Service Needs of Homeless Persons Living with HIV/AIDS, Angela Aidala, Columbia<br />
University; Maria Caban, Fordham University; Joyce Moon Howard, Columbia University; David Harre, U.S.<br />
Dept Housing & Urban Development (retired)<br />
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Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
153. Regular Paper Session— Redefining the Policy Landscape: Lessons from the Field (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Heather Macpherson Parrott, Long Island University, C.W. Post<br />
Moving Up While Standing Still: Assessing the Meaning Low-Income Mothers Attribute to Residential<br />
Mobility and its Impact on Section 8 Voucher Usage, Holly M Wood, Harvard University<br />
US Cities and Community Reinvestment: Considering Potential Outcomes, Paper, Robert V Grantham,<br />
University of Massachusetts Lowell<br />
Conning Education: How Mainstream Policy Institutes Have Helped Shift Education Policy Debates to the<br />
Right, Lauren E McDonald, California State University Northridge<br />
154. Regular Paper Session— Teaching Methods (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Cheryl A Laz, University of Southern Maine<br />
Learning Research Methodology Through Experiential and Service-Learning: The Winters Heritage House<br />
Museum Project, Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College; Stephen R Kauffman, Elizabethtown<br />
College; Tiffany Fackler, Elizabethtown College<br />
Quantitative Literacy and Student Learning Outcomes: Preliminary Results of a Case Study of Introductory<br />
Sociology Data Modules, Richard P. Talbot, Anna Maria College<br />
Incorporating Ethics into Sequenced Research Courses for Undergraduates, Miriam Boeri, Kennesaw<br />
State University; Darina Lepadatu, Kennesaw State University; Ellen Ballard, Kennesaw State University;<br />
Robin Crawford, Kennesaw State University<br />
Implications of Teaching Undergraduates Environmental Justice as a <strong>Sociological</strong> Topic, Westerly A.<br />
Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University<br />
155. Regular Paper Session— The Social Construction of Race (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Martine S Quinn, Temple University<br />
Complicating Whiteness: Boundary Crossing and Boundary Maintenance among White Hip-Hop Youth,<br />
Carolyn Corrado, University at Albany<br />
How Whites Construct Theories of Intersectionality to Hide or Emphasize Race, Kathleen B Gray,<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Toward an Empirical Assessment of the (Asian) American Model Minority and the New Racism, Jason F<br />
Torkelson, Rutgers University<br />
Classed and Gendered Ideals of Whiteness: The Common Intersectional Resources of White Nationalists<br />
and White Antiracists, Matthew W. Hughey, Mississippi State University<br />
156. Regular Paper Session— Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Fatmir Haskaj, Fairleigh Dickinson University<br />
Theorizing the Other: State Violence for Profit and Pleasure or Necroeconomics and Nationhood: State<br />
Violence for Profit and Pleasure, Tracy Chu, Brooklyn College, CUNY<br />
After Independence: Nationalism and State Policy Towards Subaltern Groups, Besnik Pula, University of<br />
Michigan<br />
Peasant Rebellions in the Age of Globalization: The EZLN in Mexico and the PKK in Turkey, Mehmet<br />
Kucukozer, Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Necroeconomies: Genocide and Human Rights in Kosovo, Fatmir Haskaj, Fairleigh Dickinson University<br />
157. Roundtable— Techniques for Teaching about Social Class on Diverse College Campuses (Whittier<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine<br />
Organizer: Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine<br />
Employment, Education, Aspirations and Desperation: Teaching about Social Class in Detroit, Pamela<br />
Aronson, University of Michigan, Dearborn<br />
Leaving Elmira : How Travel <strong>Program</strong>s Reproduce and Challenge Class Experience, Identity, and<br />
Consciousness, Martha Easton, Elmira College<br />
What Class Am I How Do We Help Young People Grapple With Privilege and Their Experience of the<br />
Recession at the Same Time, Kimberly Simmons, University of Southern Maine<br />
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Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
158. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session I (Imperial<br />
Ballroom)<br />
1. Anatomy of a Success: The Treatment Action Campaign and the Fight for Treatment Access in South<br />
Africa, Kimberly Martel, Arcadia University<br />
2. Torture Roles, the Body and Cultural Recollection in Ariel Dorfman's "Death and the Maiden", Richard<br />
Rhom, Boston College<br />
3. Social Ties in Retrospect, Matthew C Fleming, Bloomsburg University<br />
4. Welfare as a Social Problem, Christopher Meehan, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
5. Academic Performance in the Prescription Era: Adderall Use in a University Setting, Douglas J. Clapp,<br />
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
6. Difference in Nonverbal Communication Displayed Between Men and Women Within Different Contexts,<br />
Sarah M Burkhardt, Bloomsburg University<br />
7. Small Business Owners in Rural Pennsylvania: Community and Success, Roxann L. Heath, Bloomsburg<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
8. Take It On Faith: How Has Religion Influenced Important Historical and Cultural Events, Darius Muniz,<br />
Bronx Community College<br />
9. Visible Tattoos and Employment, Felicia Agyei-Odame, Bronx Community College<br />
10. Media, Colors, Handsigns: Gangs in Our <strong>Society</strong>., Katherine L. Rivera Guzman, Bronx Community College<br />
11. Holy War, Jaimelee A Ghanie, Bronx Community College<br />
12. ''Terrorism or Jihad", Kevin Sanchez, Bronx Community College; Lenee N Ortiz, Bronx Community<br />
College; Muhammed Usman, Bronx Community College<br />
13. Can Gender Roles Change, Lorena M. Abreu, Bronx Community College<br />
14. Kysheeta Carroll, Bronx Community College<br />
15. The Effect of the Economic Crisis on Low Income Families, Naketa Z George, Bronx Community College<br />
16. Environmental Injustice and Social Capital in Manhattan Valley, Angelica V Cabrera , Bronx Community<br />
College--CUNY<br />
17. A Personal Journey of Racial Attitudes Socialization, Zulai Amadu, Bronx Community College, CUNY<br />
18. Capitalism In the U.S. Economy: Through the lens of a Food & Beverage Service Worker, Jaron J Clyne,<br />
Brooklyn College<br />
19. Between the Walls of Expectations, Fior D'Aliza Rodriguez Quero, Brooklyn College<br />
20. Variables Which Hinder and Increase the Likelihood of Engagement in Prosocial Behavior: Ethnocentrism,<br />
Prosocial M, and Empathy, Elizabeth Briggs, Cabrini College<br />
21. Death Anxiety, Religiosity, Life Satisfaction and the Gender Effect of College Students, Masha<br />
Kozlovskaya, Cabrini College<br />
22. Condom Distribution in a School Setting, Jamie L Breitwieser, Caldwell College<br />
23. Cohabitation Among College Students, Cortney Kathryn D'Amato, Caldwell College<br />
24. Attitudes Towards the Legalization of Marijuana, Christopher R Monzo, Caldwell College<br />
25. Do Charter Schools Really Improve Educational Outcomes The Case of New Orleans, Katie Mire, Catholic<br />
University of America<br />
26. Black-White Differences in Opinions on Homosexuality, Lauren Crook, Catholic University of America<br />
27. The Social and Structural Disparities and Gendered Nature of Electrical Work, Teresa L Campbell, CUNY,<br />
Brooklyn College<br />
28. Am I Normal Mainstream American Discourses on Sexuality and the History That Shapes our Thinking ,<br />
Breetel R Shy, Clark University<br />
29. College Students Plans to Marry in the 21st Century and the Future of Marriage: Are We in a Post-Marriage<br />
Culture, Kathryn Mary Nowoswiat, Clark University<br />
30. Environmental Ascription, Cristina A Legot, Clark University<br />
31. Hooking Up and Relationships: Differences in Women and Men's Motivations and Behavior, Rhiannon<br />
Violette, Concord University<br />
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Friday, 1:45 PM—3:15 PM cont'd<br />
159. Events Sponsored by Committee on Status of Women— Women in Sociology: Then and Now<br />
(Afternoon Session) (St. James Room)<br />
Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton<br />
Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women. This session will feature distinguished panelists who will<br />
share their experiences of and perspectives on women's changing experiences in academia.<br />
Discussants:<br />
Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College<br />
Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Gwen Moore, SUNY Albany<br />
Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut<br />
Susanne Bleiberg Seperson, Dowling College<br />
160. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Women in<br />
Science: Assessing the "Leaky Pipeline" at Various Stages (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Sharon Sassler, Cornell University<br />
Peer Effects on the Career and College Major Plans of College Freshman, Brian Rubineau, Cornell<br />
University<br />
The Effect of Instructor Race and Sex on Student Persistence in STEM Fields, Joshua Price, Cornell<br />
University<br />
Conceptional, Conceptual or Career Concerns Social-Psychological Determinants of Gendered Persistence<br />
in Engineering, Susan Sibley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Erin Cech, Brian Rubineau, Carroll<br />
Seron<br />
Preliminary Results: The Retention of Women in STEM Occupations, Jennifer Glass, University of Iowa<br />
161. MINI-CONFERENCE: China in the 21st Century— Changing Times: Economic Reality and Work in<br />
Contemporary China (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University<br />
Economic Crisis, Gender and Migrant Work: Impact and Changing Realities in China, Esther Ngan-ling<br />
Chow, American University<br />
Shortage of Migrant Labor and Rising Labor Power in China: Seeing from a Labor-sending Rural County in<br />
Inner Mongolia, Lingli Huang, Johns Hopkins University; Shaohua Zhan, Johns Hopkins University<br />
Nonagricultural Employment of Rural Chinese Women, Jing Song, Brown University<br />
Redefining Urban Chinese Women’s Identity Via the Global Workplace, Zhongxin Sun, Edinboro<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
Gender Inequality in China: The Impact of Market Reform, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey<br />
162. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Workplace Relations and the Generation of<br />
Inequality (Arlington Room)<br />
Papers in this session will address how social relations at the site of production constitute inequality. Authors will<br />
present empirical analyses that bear on how intraorganizational processes and relations in the division of labor<br />
produce distinctive patterns of class, race, and gender inequality in various workplace outcomes. The focus is on<br />
the processes and mechanisms that constitute workplaces and link workplaces to inequality outcomes.<br />
Beyond Employee Demographics: Network Bias in the Performance Evaluation of Employees, Emilio J.<br />
Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Double-Bind Dilemmas of Women in Authority in a Professional Services Firm, Irene Padavic, Florida<br />
State University; Robin J. Ely, Harvard Business School<br />
Improving Employee Wellness: Can an Organizational Time Change Make a Difference, Phyllis Moen,<br />
University of Minnesota; Erin Kelly, University of Minnesota<br />
Discussant:<br />
George Wilson, University of Miami<br />
163. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— From the Field (Hancock Room)<br />
Mini-conference organized by Elijah Anderson, Mitchell Duneier, and Sudhir Venkatesh sponsored by the Yale Urban<br />
Ethnography Project.<br />
Commentators:<br />
The Cosmopolitan Canopy: How Race is Lived in the City, Elijah Anderson, Yale University<br />
Philip Kasinitz, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Harvey Molotch, New York University<br />
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Friday cont'd<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
164. Thematic— Informal Economy: Migration and Citizenship (Clarendon Room)<br />
Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University<br />
One of the Family: The Conditional Residency of Migrant Domestic Workers, Rhacel Parrenas, Brown<br />
University<br />
Sectors Don't Matter When You're Hungry for Work, Vilna Bashi Treitler, Baruch College CUNY<br />
Sweatshops, Immigrants and Labor Rights, Robert Ross, Clark University<br />
Trafficked or Diasporic: Anti-trafficking Measures and Gendered Citizenship in South Korea, Sealing<br />
Cheng, Wellesley College<br />
Discussant:<br />
John Stone, Boston University<br />
165. Conversation with— Karin Knorr, Charles W. Smith, David Stark, Richard Swedberg, Norbert Wiley<br />
on "What's Missing from Prevailing Accounts of the 2008 Financial Meltdown" (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Charles W. Smith, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Discussants:<br />
Karin Knorr, University of Chicago<br />
Charles W. Smith, Queens College, CUNY<br />
David Stark, Columbia University<br />
Richard Swedberg, Cornell University<br />
Norbert Wiley, University of Illinois<br />
166. Conversation with— Laurel Smith-Doerr, Nancy H. Hopkins, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Kelli Craig-<br />
Henderson on "Women in Science/Observations on Science and Government" (Part of MINI-<br />
CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Obama Era) (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Dana M. Britton, Kansas State University<br />
Discussants:<br />
Laurel Smith-Doerr, Boston University<br />
Nancy H. Hopkins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Cytonome Inc.<br />
Kelli Craig-Henderson, National Science Foundation<br />
167. Author-Meets-Critics— Backlash 9/11 by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorgmehr (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University<br />
Critic, Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University<br />
Critic, Susan Akram, Boston University School of Law<br />
Critic, Elaine C. Hagopian, Simmons College<br />
Discussants:<br />
Anny Bakalian, CUNY<br />
Mehdi Bozorgmehr, CUNY<br />
168. Regular Paper Session— Changing Concepts of Legal Thinking (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Pamela L Donovan, Bloomsburg University<br />
Executive Clemency in New York State, David Bugg, SUNY-Potsdam; Jack McGuire, SUNY-Potsdam<br />
Redeveloping the Public Good: The Legal Evolution of Eminent Domain in the United States, William G<br />
Holt, Sacred Heart University<br />
The Erosion of Privacy and Property, 1763-<strong>2010</strong>, Roger Roots, New York Institute of Technology<br />
The Demise of Criminal Jury Trials: The Rise of Criminal Bench Trials and Plea Bargaining’s Abandonment<br />
of Truth and Justice, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
169. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Femininities (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Karen Christopher, University of Louisville<br />
"Just a Girl in the Army": Exploring Gender Norms, Behaviors, and Social Contexts that Shape the<br />
Experiences of Women in Combat, Kacy Lea Crowley, Indiana University of PA<br />
Why Young Women are "Making-Up", Christina Jane Dokas, Southern Connecticut State University<br />
Beyond Good and Evil: Gender, Class and Symbolic Boundaries, Niva Shooshy, University of Virginia<br />
The Symbolic Construction and Communication of Gender in the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts: A<br />
Comparison of Complicated Messages, Kathleen Denny, University of Maryland, College Park<br />
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Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
170. Regular Paper Session— Culture and Social Movements (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: James M. Jasper, CUNY, Graduate Center<br />
On the Relative Autonomy of Culture in Social Movement Repertoires: Internal Logics of Tactical<br />
Innovation, Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University<br />
Workers of the World Enjoy! Aesthetic Politics and Social Movements, Kenneth H Tucker, Mount Holyoke<br />
College<br />
Talking Often vs. Talking Long: Towards a Sociolinguistics of the Class Cultures of Activist Groups, Betsy<br />
Leondar-Wright, Boston College<br />
The Two Faces of Hate: Public and Private Discourse in Supremacist Internet Forums, Stanislav Vysotsky,<br />
Willamette University<br />
171. Regular Paper Session— Law Enforcement and Crime Control During Periods of Economic Turmoil<br />
(Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
An Economic Analysis of Desistance from Street-Level Drug Dealing, Lisa Marie Vasquez, John Jay<br />
College of Criminal Justice<br />
Policing the Recession: Preparedness vs. Perception within the Continuum of Force, Jessie Montgomery,<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Policing the Economic Crisis: Budget Cuts, Increases in Crime and the Threat to Public Safety, Katy Kleis,<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
172. Regular Paper Session— Neighborhoods in Transition (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Chinyere Osuji, University of California- Los Angelos<br />
School and Neighborhood White Flight in the 21st Century, Richard G Moye, Temple University<br />
Who's Moving In Race, Class, Assimilation and Blacks in Suburban Context, Lori L Martin, John Jay<br />
College of Criminal Justice<br />
Neighborhood Racial Transition since 1968: African American Opportunities and Constraints in a Post-<br />
Blockbusting: Era, Greg Smithsimon, Brooklyn College<br />
173. Regular Paper Session— Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas<br />
Symbolic Defense of Group Position Among New and Old Europeans: Opposition to Post-Communist<br />
Candidates Entries in the EU-25, Jeffrey C Dixon, College of the Holy Cross<br />
Being a German Citizen: Instrumentalism or 'Identity', Daniel Williams, University of Maryland<br />
Kemalism, Islamism and Neoliberal Governmentality in Turkey, Burak Kose, York University<br />
Religious Politics in Non-Western Secular Contexts: A Comparative Analysis of Secularisms in Turkey and<br />
India, Aysel Z Madra, New School for Social Research<br />
174. Regular Paper Session— Race, Ethnicity and Educational Achievement (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Maria Sian Lew , University at Buffalo, SUNY<br />
Comprehensive School Reforms and Extra Teachers Can Cause Improvements in the Achievement Test<br />
Scores of Minority Students, Robert B. Smith, Social Structural Research<br />
Undergraduate Student Retention for Blacks and Latinos, Stephanie S. Bramlett, University of New<br />
Hampshire<br />
The Mixed Success of Hispanic-Serving Institutions, Billie Gastic, University of Massachusetts - Boston;<br />
David Nieto, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
A Paradox: High Educational Expectations and Low Literacy Skills in African American Adolescent Males<br />
Residing in Public Housing, Emily H Yen, Mattapan Family Service Center<br />
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Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
175. Regular Paper Session— Race, Rights and Power in International Context (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Rhonda F Levine, Colgate University<br />
Yellow in Four Movements: Asian Taxonomies in the United States, Jamaica, Brazil, and Canada, Mikaila<br />
Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College<br />
Rainbow Nation, Skewed Spectrum: Immigrant Residential Segregation in the Inner-City of Johannesburg,<br />
South Africa, Gayatri Singh, Brown University; Michael J White, Brown University; Seth Spielman, Brown<br />
University<br />
Race vs. Rights: The Politics of Land in Contemporary Zimbabwe, Amy E. Ansell, Emerson College<br />
A Tenuous Balance: How Contact and Prejudice Co-Exist in a Northern Ontario Mill Town, Jeffrey S Denis,<br />
Harvard University<br />
176. Regular Paper Session— Social Construction of Fatherhood (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Jeffrey Johnson, George Mason University<br />
Iron Dads: Complexities of Endurance Sports for Managing Work and Family Identities, Diana Tracy<br />
Cohen, Central Connecticut State University<br />
Relationship Contingencies, Life Course Transitions, and The Cultural Contradictions of Fatherhood for<br />
Low-Income Men, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University<br />
Who's Your Daddy - New Reproductive Technologies, Globalization, and Equality, Bethany Coston, State<br />
University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Child Custody for Same-Sex Parents: Differences between Lesbian Mothers and Gay Fathers, Kristy A<br />
Thomas, University of Massachusetts<br />
177. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sport (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College<br />
Organizer: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College<br />
The "Beauty" of Sport: A Study of the Gendering of Women's Sport, Meghan Murphy, University of<br />
Buffalo<br />
Representations of Woman as Athlete: A Media Analysis of Women's and Girls' Fashion Magazines, Jodi H<br />
Cohen, Bridgewater State College<br />
Discourses and Beliefs About Overweight Students in Physical Education, Maura B Rosenthal, Bridgewater<br />
State College<br />
Lions and Lesbians and Beers! Oh, My!: The Role of Sexualities on a Women’s Rugby Team, Sarah<br />
Landry, The New School for Social Research<br />
178. Regular Paper Session— The Meaning of (Non)-Parenthood (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College<br />
Childless in the Gay Baby Boom: Exploring the Meanings of Nonparenthood for Gays and Lesbians Today,<br />
Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, <strong>Eastern</strong> Connecticut State University<br />
Feminism and the Biocentric Imperative: Implications for Non-Procreative Mothers in Lesbian Families,<br />
Marianne Cutler, East Stroudsburg University<br />
Childless Individuals: A Unique Experience, Michelle L Zagura, SUNY Albany<br />
Heterosexual Perceptions of Homosexuality: A Literature Review, Janelle M Pham, Lehigh University<br />
179. Regular Paper Session— Transnationalism in Comparative Perspectives (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Bedelia Nicola Richards, University of Richmond<br />
Transnationalities and the Indo-Caribbean Diaspora, Kamini M Grahame, Pennsylvania State University -<br />
Harrisburg; Peter R Grahame, Pennsylvania State University - Schuylkill<br />
The Effects of the U.S. Economic Crisis on Mexican Transnational Migration: A Report from the Field,<br />
Debra Cornelius, Shippensburg University<br />
Voces de Tabi: Yucatecan Mayan Immigrants, Hometown Associations and Transnational Activism,<br />
Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University<br />
New Transnationalisms: Connecting to Country in International Adoption from China, Amy E Traver,<br />
CUNY, Queensborough<br />
180. Regular Paper Session— What Wages Can't Buy: Identity, Recognition and Well-Being (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Joan M Hermsen, University of Missouri<br />
Buying It: Class, Culture, and the Making of Owner-Operators in Long-Haul Trucking, Stephen R Viscelli,<br />
Indiana University<br />
More Education and Training for Less Pay and Fewer Benefits, Margaret R Boyd, Stonehill College<br />
Stronger Bootstraps: Are the Social Problems of the Wealthy Irrelevant, Hollianne E Marshall, University<br />
of Central Florida; Donavan Bowers, University of Central Florida<br />
"We Give Them the Nuts and Bolts": Logics of Expertise and Training in Indian County, Christopher<br />
Wetzel, Stonehill College<br />
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Friday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont'd<br />
181. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations in<br />
the Classroom (Stuart Room)<br />
Encouraging Student Preparation and Participation in Large Lecture Classes Using iclicker Technology,<br />
Suzanne Pennington, SUNY Albany<br />
Hybrid Teaching: Reflections on Online vs. Face-to-Face Instruction, Kevin J Keogan, Montclair State<br />
University<br />
182. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— The First Community-Organizer<br />
President: Humanist Sociology Looks at Urban Issues in the Age of Obama (Charles River Room)<br />
Organizer: Corey W Dolgon, Stonehill College<br />
Planning Institutional Change: the Campaign to End Homelessness, Stephen Adair, Central Connecticut<br />
State University; Jamie Taylor, Milano New School for Management and Urban Policy<br />
Wealth and Inequality in the Current Crisis, Catherine Anne Seabury, University of New Hampshire<br />
The Effect of Regulatory Policies on Urban Areas, Robert V Grantham, University of Massachusetts - Lowell<br />
Discussant:<br />
Chris Dale, New England College<br />
183. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Organizational Environments and the Dynamics<br />
of Workplace Power (Arlington Room)<br />
Papers in this session will address the various ways that organizational environments (e.g. institutions, markets,<br />
social movements, history) impact the relative power of actors within workplaces. The goal of this session is to<br />
foster theory and research on the linkages between organizational fields and the exercise of power within work<br />
organizations as such.<br />
Mass Layoffs and Shareholder Value Orientation among Large U.S. Firms, Taekjin Shin, University of<br />
Illinois at Urbana- Champaign<br />
EEO Gains since 1976: National Politics and Organizational Change, Kevin Stainback, Purdue University<br />
The Relational Structure of Executive Pay, Thomas A. DiPrete, Columbia University; Matthew Pittinsky,<br />
Arizona State University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Roberto M Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
184. MINI-CONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography— Urban Ethnography in Boston (Hancock Room)<br />
Presider: Mitch Duneier, Princeton University<br />
Mario L. Small, University of Chicago<br />
Monica McDermott, Stanford University<br />
Christopher Winship, Harvard University<br />
Commentator:<br />
Robert Courtney Smith, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Sessions 4:45 PM—5:30 PM<br />
185. Events Sponsored by Association for Humanist Sociology— Association for Humanist Sociology<br />
Reception (Charles River Room)<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
186. Plenary— Inclusion, Empowerment, and Organizational Performance: Revisiting the Contributions<br />
of Rosabeth Moss Kanter (Georgian Room)<br />
Organizer and Presider: Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware<br />
Discussants:<br />
Rakesh Khurana, Harvard Business School<br />
Don Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts - Amherst<br />
Ronnie Steinberg, Vanderbilt University<br />
Honored Guest: Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School<br />
Reception to follow<br />
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Saturday, March 20<br />
Sessions 7:00 AM—8:30 AM<br />
187. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast (Hancock Room)<br />
Organizer: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American <strong>Sociological</strong> Association<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
188. Thematic— Economic Insecurities (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: Bruce Western, Harvard University<br />
In and Out of Financial Crisis: The Role of Family, Kathryn Edin, Harvard University<br />
Trends in the Economic Insecurity of American Families, Bruce Western, Harvard University<br />
Homeowners No More: A First Look at the Foreclosure Crisis's Effects on Neighborhoods and Communities<br />
Across the United States, Andrew Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center; Elena Vesselinov,<br />
Queens College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
189. Conversation with— Richard Alba, Berhane Araia, Louis E. Esparza on "The ASA Human Rights<br />
Resolution: An Inquiry about Epistemology and <strong>Sociological</strong> Practice" (co-sponsored with Sociologists<br />
without Borders) (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Judith Blau, University of North Carolina<br />
Discussants:<br />
Richard Alba, CUNY<br />
Berhane Araia, SUNY, Albany<br />
Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
190. Author-Meets-Critics— On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in<br />
20th Century America by Allison Carey (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Sharon Barnartt, Gallaudet University<br />
Critic, Jeremy L Brunson, Gallaudet University<br />
Critic, Valerie Leiter, Simmons College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University<br />
191. Regular Paper Session— "Live Free or Die" - The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Social Services,<br />
Economic Indicators and Crime in New Hampshire (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
Organizer: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
<strong>Meeting</strong> the Mission: Learning from the Opportunities and Challenges of Serving Struggling Families in a<br />
Troubled Economy, Catherine Kuhn, Families in Transition<br />
Saturday Night and I Ain't Got No Money: Will the Recession Spark a Crime Wave in New Hampshire,<br />
David A. Mackey, Plymouth State University<br />
The Contradictory Effects of the Recession on Higher Education in New Hampshire, Tauna Sisco, Saint<br />
Anselm College<br />
The Young, Gifted and Unemployed in New Hampshire, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
192. Regular Paper Session— Economic Crisis and Its Effects on Ethnic Economies, Homelessness, and<br />
Technology (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Organizer: Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Economic Crisis and Homelessness in New York City, Mary Diaz, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Social Media <strong>Program</strong>s and the New Economy, Azim Mohammad, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Russian Korean Immigration to the USA, Alexandra Pyak, Queens College, CUNY<br />
Economic Crisis and Ethnic Economies, Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY<br />
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Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d<br />
193. Regular Paper Session— Educating Your Child: The Urban, Suburban Dilemma (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Danis J. Gehl, University at Buffalo, SUNY<br />
Urban Living, Urban Schooling: Dilemmas of the Middle Class, Chase Michael Billingham, Northeastern<br />
University; Shelley M Kimelberg, Northeastern University<br />
Neighbourhood Disorder and School Achievement: An Exploratory Study from a Canadian City, Darren M<br />
Cyr, McMaster University; Scott Davies, McMaster University<br />
Researching Ambition: Using Educational Intervention <strong>Program</strong>s to Understand Schools as Agents of Class<br />
Socialization , Simone Ispa-Landa, Harvard University<br />
195. Regular Paper Session— Judgment of Art, Creation of Taste (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Rhys H. Williams, Loyola University Chicago<br />
The Reserve Army of Cultural Markets: How Contemporary Art Worlds Institutionalize Aesthetic<br />
Communication Breakdowns , Clement Thery, Columbia University<br />
Two Faces of Taste: Duality of Culture and Social Structure, and Their Mutual Articulation, James G<br />
Ennis, Tufts University<br />
Disability in Film: What Does the Mass Audience Think, Bayliss J. Camp, CSU-Sacramento; Josh<br />
Hammon, CSU-Sacramento<br />
Cultural Schemas of Criticism: Changing Dynamics in Film Reviews, Daniel J Finn, University of Virginia<br />
196. Regular Paper Session— Persisting Inequality: Race, Class, Gender and Socioeconomic<br />
Attainments (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Comparison of Poverty Indices Using Various Sources and Development of a New Mathematical-based<br />
Method, Chandrasekhar Putcha, California State University, Fullerton<br />
Racial Disparities in Income and Unemployment: Findings from American Community Survey 2006, Yih-<br />
Jin Young, Nassau Community College<br />
When Life Gives You Lehman, Who Will Make Lehmanade The Career Trajectories of Male and Female<br />
MBA Graduates, Pamela Kaufman, New York University<br />
197. Regular Paper Session— Producing Objectivity through Citations, Labeling and Science Policy<br />
(Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Katherine K. Chen, City College, CUNY<br />
Chronocentrism and the Persistence of Academic Groups, Andrew Stroffolino, Rutgers, The State<br />
University of New Jersey<br />
The Co-construction of Regulation and Industry: Designing labeling to precipitate technological change,<br />
David Schleifer, New York University<br />
From Black Starvation to White Obesity: Neoliberalism, Science and U.S. Eating Policy, Kelly Moore,<br />
Loyola University<br />
Producing Scientific Objectivity: Claiming Truth through Satellite Images, Monica Brannon, New School<br />
for Social Research<br />
198. Regular Paper Session— Social Movements: Mobilization, Demands and Group Identity (Brandeis<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Kenneth H Tucker, Mount Holyoke College<br />
The Impact of the Reformasi Movement: A Case Study of the Save Our School Damansara Movement,<br />
Chen Jye Thum, University of Pittsburgh<br />
Organizations Unite!: Collective Action Among Private Black Colleges, Melissa E Wooten, University of<br />
Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
Values Underlying Social Movement Group Process Preferences, Betsy Leondar-Wright, Boston College<br />
Social Movements that Demand from the State: Transforming or Integrating, Prita Lal, State University<br />
of New York at Stony Brook<br />
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Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d<br />
199. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Sexualities (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College<br />
Organizer: Jodi H Cohen, Bridgewater State College<br />
Same-Sex Marriage and Context-Specific Kinship Terms, Patricia J Ould, Salem State College; C. Julie<br />
Whitlow, Salem State College<br />
Painted With the Same Brush: Defining Membership in Social Movements, Jennifer M Raymond,<br />
Bridgewater State College<br />
The Divided States of America: Same-Sex Marriage in the U.S., Gram Crehan, Northeastern University<br />
What About Self-Invention: The Impact of Lesbian Images in Pop Culture on Lesbian Politics and<br />
Identities, Sarah Hogue, University of Massachusetts, Boston<br />
200. Regular Paper Session— The Future of Community: Sustainability Development in Context (Cabot<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Michael D.M. Bader, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Grassroots Movements for Sustainable, Local and Convivial Consumption, Geoffrey H. Pleyers, FNRS-<br />
University of Louvain (Belgium)<br />
Smart Growth for Senior Populations, Jill Eshelman, Northeastern University<br />
Conflict over the Use of Natural Resources: Hydroelectric Power Stations as Energy Sources versus Eco-<br />
Tourism as Sustainable Development, Nahide Konak, Abant Izzet Baysal University<br />
201. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Communities as Social Support Systems (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Melinda Goldner, Union College<br />
The Effects of Leisure Time Behaviors on Health Outcomes: A Cross-National Comparison, Jill Walsh,<br />
Boston University; Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University; Jason Beckfield, Harvard University<br />
Social Movement Formation in Cyberspace: The Online Network of The Autism Collaboration, Victor W.<br />
Perez, University of Delaware; R.J. Maratea, New Mexico State University<br />
Pro-Anorexia on the Internet and the Generation of Emotional Energy, Patricia Maloney, Yale University<br />
202. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Participatory Internet Technologies and New<br />
Social Realities: The Rise of Blogs, Facebook, and Online Vigilantes, Gossips & Cheaters (Newbury<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY<br />
Organizer: Rebecca Tiger, Middlebury College<br />
Digilante Culture: The Rhetorical Performance of Justice and Punishment on the Wild Wild Web, Dara N.<br />
Byrne, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Online Cheating and the Reinvention of Romance, Laurie Essig, Middlebury College<br />
Managing Identities on Facebook, Stephanie M Laudone, Fordham University<br />
"Let the crack-infested whore rot in jail": What gossip blog coverage of Lindsay Lohan can tell us about<br />
the punitive foundations of US drug policy, Rebecca Tiger , Middlebury College<br />
BlogHer and Blogalicious: Gender, Race and the Political Economy of WomensBlogging Conferences,<br />
Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY<br />
203. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— How Public Sociology Can Enliven the<br />
Classroom (Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty) (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: Shelley K White, Boston College<br />
Organizers: Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson University; Jonathan M White, Bridgewater State College<br />
Intended for Undergraduate Teaching Faculty<br />
Joe Bandy, Bowdoin College<br />
Corey W Dolgon, Stonehill College<br />
Jack Levin, Northeastern University<br />
Juliet Schor, Boston College<br />
Michele Wakin, Bridgewater State College<br />
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Saturday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d<br />
204. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Committee on the Status of Women Business <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock<br />
Room)<br />
205. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Family<br />
Challenges in Hard Times (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Sharon Sassler, Cornell University<br />
Unsung Heroines: Single Mothers and the American Dream, Ruth Sidel, Hunter College<br />
Paid Family Leave Policy in the US: Prospects for Policy Development in the New Democratic Era, Janet C<br />
Gornick, City University of New York / Graduate Center<br />
Overwork and the Persistence of Occupational Sex Segregation: The Effect of Long Work Hours on the<br />
Occupational Mobility of Men and Women, Youngjoo Cha, Cornell University<br />
The Truth About Telecommuting, Jennifer Glass, University of Iowa<br />
Discussant:<br />
Janet Z. Giele, Heller School, Brandeis University<br />
206. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— States, Law and the Politics of Workplace<br />
Inequality (Arlington Room)<br />
Building on the work of labor process scholars, law and society scholars, and social movement analysts, the papers<br />
in this session engage the inter-relations between the state, employment law, and workplace inequality.<br />
Social Movements and the Response to Workplace Discrimination: Understanding Sexual Orientation<br />
Discrimination Claims-Filing in the States, Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College; Brandon McKelvey,<br />
Dartmouth College<br />
Organizational Isomorphism and the General Threat of Lawsuits, Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas,<br />
Dallas<br />
Antidiscrimination Law and the Labor Process, Alexandra Kalev, University of Arizona<br />
Discussant:<br />
Robin Stryker, University of Arizona<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
207. Thematic— Framing the Debate: <strong>Sociological</strong> Perspectives on Health Care Reform (Clarendon<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University<br />
Organizer: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University<br />
This session will reflect on the health care reform efforts of the Obama administration. The panelists will each<br />
discuss a topic that emerged as a flashpoint during the debate over health care reform: the role of physicians and<br />
hospitals, coverage of immigrants, gender differences in health care needs and utilization, and the role of<br />
information technology in cutting costs and improving quality.<br />
Health Care Reform and Provider Organization: Tasks, Jurisdictions, and Organizational Populations,<br />
Larry P. Casalino, Cornell University<br />
The Missing Gender Discourse in Health Care Reform, Patricia Rieker, Boston University<br />
HIT or Miss: The Promises and Pitfalls of Information Technology for Health Care Reform, Mark Suchman,<br />
Brown University<br />
Dying to Work: Immigrants and Health Care Reform in the U.S., Patricia Fernandez Kelly, Princeton<br />
University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Charles L. Bosk, University of Pennsylvania<br />
208. Conversation with— Alan Wolfe, Jeff Manza, Karen V. Hansen on "The Future of Liberalism"<br />
(Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Jonathan Imber, Wellesley College<br />
Discussants:<br />
Alan Wolfe, Boston College<br />
Jeff Manza, New York University<br />
Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University<br />
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Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
209. Author-Meets-Critics— Both Sides Now: The Story of School Desegregation's Graduates by Amy<br />
Stuart Wells and Jennifer Jellison Holme, Anita Tijerina Revilla, and Awo Korantemaa (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Joan Spade, SUNY, Brockport<br />
Critic, Charles Willie, Harvard University<br />
Critic, Alan R. Sadovnik, Rutgers University<br />
Critic, Amanda Evelyn Lewis, Emory University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Amy Stuart Wells, Columbia University<br />
210. Regular Paper Session— Assessing Resistance to Medicalization (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Dorothy J. N. Kalanzi, Gannon University<br />
Notes on the Medicalization of Chronic Pain, Peter Conrad, Brandeis University; Vanessa L Munoz,<br />
Brandeis University<br />
Is there a Medicalization of Caretaker Substance Abuse A Comparative Look at Child Maltreatment<br />
Populations and the Investigation Process, Kevin M Ralston, University of Delaware<br />
Drawing the Line on ADHD: Medicalization, Public Opinion, and the Imperatives of Biocitizenship, Joseph<br />
E Davis, University of Virginia; Benjamin Snyder, University of Virginia<br />
The Co-Construction of the Deaf Body and Deaf Assistive Devices, Kathryn Burrows, Rutgers University<br />
Health Provider Obstacles to the Successful Implementation of HAART in Uganda, Dorothy J. N. Kalanzi,<br />
Gannon University; Godfrey Bwiire, Independent Scholar<br />
211. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Adapting to the New Economic Reality (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Lisa M Ralph, Sweet Briar College<br />
Conducting a Community Needs Assessment During Economically Hard Times., Jolene M Sanders, Hood<br />
College<br />
Conducting Collaborative Research in Challenging Economic Times, Andrea l Robles, George Mason<br />
University; Sara B Moore, George Mason University<br />
The Economic Crisis: How One College is Responding to its Community, J. Richard Kendrick, Jr., SUNY<br />
Cortland<br />
Viewpoints of MBA Students toward the Economic Crisis: Implications for the Ethics of Business, Curtis<br />
C Holland, Boston College<br />
212. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Carework (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Kathleen D. Turkel, University of Delaware<br />
Paid Care Work: Women's Work Then and Now, Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell<br />
Feeding the Family...Sustainably: Gender and Sustainable Eating, Cheryl A Laz, University of Southern<br />
Maine<br />
On the Fringe: Family-Friendly Benefits and the Rural-Urban Gap Among Working Women, Rebecca<br />
Glauber, University of New Hampshire; J. Robert Young, University of New Hampshire<br />
Professional, Wife, Mother: The Three Faces of Femininity of Immigrant Tamil Professional Women in<br />
Atlanta, Namita N Manohar, Brooklyn College - City University of New York<br />
213. Regular Paper Session— Globalization and its Aftermaths (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University<br />
The New Global Economic Realities: An Examination of Menu Foods' Communication Response during its<br />
Pet Food Contamination Crisis, Rod Carveth, Fitchburg State College<br />
What Has Globalization Done to Developing Countries Public Libraries, Gabe Ignatow, University of<br />
North Texas<br />
The Global Structure of Tourism: Insights into Macro Power Relations, Victoria Reyes, Princeton<br />
University<br />
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Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
214. Regular Paper Session— Immigrants and Socioeconomic and Incorporation (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University<br />
Explaining the Refugee Gap: Economic Outcomes Among Refugees in the U.S., Phillip Connor, Princeton<br />
University<br />
Something Old or Something New Understanding the Ethnic Differences in Adult Education among<br />
Immigrants in the United States, M. Rocio Calvo, Harvard Center for Population and Development;<br />
Natasha Sarkisian, Boston College<br />
Does Nativity of Spouse Matter to Foreign-born Immigrants Employment, Hatsuki Higashida, State<br />
University of New York at Buffalo<br />
Employer Interest in Skilled Foreign Nationals During Times of Recession, Ben Rissing, Massachusetts<br />
Institute of Technology<br />
Economic Development and Ethnic Incorporation, Enrique S. Pumar, The Catholic University of America<br />
215. Regular Paper Session— Making Education Count: An Analysis of Educational Attainment Through<br />
the Lens of the Current Fiscal Crisis (Hancock Room)<br />
Presider: Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Organizer: Katy Kleis, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
School to Prison Pipeline: The Latent Failures of Educational Control Masquerading as Treatment, Ian<br />
Stuart, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Public Safety through Education, Andre Szpynda, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
The Unintended Consequences of Inefficient Correctional Education <strong>Program</strong>s, Corey J Nascenzi, John Jay<br />
College of Criminal Justice<br />
Discussant:<br />
Gail Garfield, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
216. Regular Paper Session— Military Family Life and Partnerships (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Medora W. Barnes, John Carroll University<br />
Military Family Life Course and Decision-making of Dual Military Couples, David G. Smith, University of<br />
Maryland, College Park<br />
Dual-Military Couples and their Satisfaction with the Military Lifestyle Post 9/11, Karin K. De Angelis,<br />
University of Maryland; David G. Smith, University of Maryland, College Park<br />
Interracial Marriage: The Differences Between the Military and Non-military in the US., Jeremy van<br />
Blommestein, SUNY Potsdam; Casey Harrell, SUNY Potsdam<br />
217. Regular Paper Session— Problematizing Political and Civic Engagement (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Robert Biggert, Assumption College<br />
Symbolic Masculinities: Men's Voting in the United States, Yasemin Besen-Cassino, Montclair State<br />
University; Daniel Cassino, Fairleigh Dickinson University<br />
Are the neo-Tocquevillians Right: Explaining the Post-World War II Civic Participation Boom Using<br />
Evidence from Washington D.C. Freemasonry, Mahesh Somashekhar, Princeton University<br />
Democracy at Work: Political Participation, Baiqing Zhang, University of Kentucky<br />
Patronage and Collective Action During Argentina’s 2001 Crisis, Fernanda R Page Poma, SUNY, Stony<br />
Brook<br />
218. Regular Paper Session— Religion and Social Movements (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Shaul Kelner, Vanderbilt University<br />
Hajj: As an <strong>Annual</strong>ized Social Movement, Mohamoud M Ismail, The College of New Jersey<br />
Religion and Social Change: a Case for Reconceptualizing Social Movements, Vikash Singh, Rutgers<br />
university<br />
Preliminary Findings from the Pagan Census Revisited, Helen A Berger, West Chester University<br />
Continuities and Disjunctions on Christian Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Vida Bajc, Methodist University<br />
Lack of Inter-Religious Involvement in Post-Conflict Settings: The Lebanese Case, Nancy Maroun, Buffalo<br />
State-State University of New York<br />
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Saturday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
219. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction I: Reproduction within and without Boundaries<br />
(Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health<br />
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health; Theresa Morris, Trinity College<br />
I Never Knew That Was a Problem: College Students Perceptions and Interpretations of Reproductive<br />
Issues, Carrie Smith, Millersville University<br />
The Repopulation of Post-Katrina New Orleans: Racial Politics and Place Identity Consolidation through<br />
Women’s Bodies, Allison Padilla-Goodman, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Gender and Reproduction in Spain, Diana Marre, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona<br />
Citizenship and Pronatalism in Singapore, Shirley Sun Hsiao-Li, Nanyang Technological University<br />
Reproductive Tourism: Challenges for Transnational Feminism(s), Penny Dowedoff, York University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health<br />
220. Regular Paper Session— Thinking about Crime and Legality (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Kristin R Stone, Northeastern University<br />
Early Drugging/Spiking Cases and Anti-Alcohol Movements, Pamela Donovan, Bloomsburg University<br />
African Americans and the Marijuana Legalization Paradox: Do Race-Specific Murder Victimization Rates<br />
and Race-Specific Drug Arrest Rates Determine Support, Theodore E Thornhill, University of<br />
Massachusetts-Amherst<br />
General Theories of Crime: The Criminological Holy Grail or a Wicked Preoccupation, Eric Madfis,<br />
Northeastern University<br />
Revisiting Nations Not Obsessed with Crime, Janet P. Stamatel, SUNY, Albany<br />
221. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations I<br />
(Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
Organizer: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
News at Work: Imitation in an Age of Information Abundance, Pablo Boczkowski, Northwestern<br />
University<br />
New Struggles in the Culture of Freedom: Radical Techies and the Impact of Free Software on Activist<br />
Organizing, Ross Glover, Boston College<br />
Technology in Modern Social Networking: Are Friendships Made More Diverse Through New Ways of<br />
Connecting., Gabriel Aquino, Westfield State College<br />
Its Complicated: Navigating Romantic Relationships in the Facebook Era, Sara B Raley, McDaniel College;<br />
Allison Marriott, McDaniel College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
222. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial<br />
Ballroom)<br />
1. Gender Identity Socialization: The Influence of Parents, Peers, Schools, Toys, and Mass Media, Aracely<br />
Tagliaventi, The College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
2. Racial Segregation in Urban Communities: Failure to Integrate, Julise Grisham, College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
3. Race and Educational Achievement: Factors Leading to High Dropout Rates Among Male Teens, Deandra<br />
Guzman, The College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
4. Online Education: A New Generation of Learning, Alicia San Filippo, College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
5. AIDS orphan's in Sub-Saharan Africa, Sharie I Reid, College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
6. Assimilation and Italian Americans: Cultural Factors and Their Role, Martyna Cieniewicz, CUNY Brooklyn<br />
College<br />
7. Adoption Stigma: A Shame Based Practice, Nicole M. Chirip, College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
8. Parenting Styles and Academic Success: Does Race/Ethnicity Make a Difference, Neury S Trinidad ,<br />
College of Saint Elizabeth<br />
9. Dose Punishment Fit the Crime, Holly McMichael, Lebanon Valley College<br />
10. Immigrant Healthcare: A Two Way Street, Hannah Rosenblatt, Connecticut College; Sarah A Brigandi,<br />
Connecticut College; Grace Kabel, Connecticut College<br />
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Undergraduate Poster Session II (Imperial Ballroom) cont’d<br />
11. Asylum Discrepancy in the United States, Zoe M Hull, Connecticut College<br />
12. Foreigners in Their Own Country: An Examination of the Roma People in a Post-Socialist Context, Kristen<br />
W Barngrover, Denison University<br />
13. Raw Milk in Ohio, John P Murphy, Denison University<br />
14. The Reproduction of Children in Charter Schools: Bourdieu and KIPP Brighter Horizons, Hannah K Miller,<br />
Denison University<br />
15. Can I Buy Your Culture Commodification, Conflict and Change in Aboriginal Australia, Katherine Elise<br />
Summers, Denison University<br />
16. Prescription Drug Abuse, Lauren D Spiechowski, Drew University<br />
17. The Impact of Diversions on Academic Outcomes for Students in On-campus Housing, Matthew J.<br />
Manierre, <strong>Eastern</strong> Connecticut State University; Nicholas L Parsons, <strong>Eastern</strong> Connecticut State University<br />
18. Does Gender Matter in Music, Maegan M Morin, Elmira College<br />
19. The International Student Experience: Voices and Identity, Shamama Moosvi, George Mason University<br />
20. The Gym as a Center for Social Interaction, Sarah Jurdi, George Mason University<br />
21. Social Identities in Singapore Tourism, Douglas Berkowitz, Melissa Gagermeier, Gettysburg College<br />
22. The Effects of Financial Crisis on Non-Profit Organizations, Charmonique Parker, Gettysburg College;<br />
Hannah Tenenbaum, Gettysburg College<br />
23. The Presentation of Self on Facebook, Jennifer A Giambrone, Gettysburg College<br />
24. American Prisons Going to the Dogs, Miranda Wisor, Gettysburg College<br />
25. Brazilian Graffiti as Gendered Expression, Kerilyn A Foley, Gettysburg College<br />
26. Albert Fish: The Gray Man and the Gray Area between Legal Insanity and Pure Evil, Marilyn Louise<br />
McCullough, Gettysburg College<br />
27. Boston’s Latin Quarter: Preserving the American Dream, Melissa S Deas, Harvard University<br />
28. Beyond Medicalization in Mental Health Diagnosis as a Rite of Passage, Stephanie Alves, Hunter College<br />
29. Breaking the Cycle: Tax Breaks for Law Break(ers)., Blanca Garcia, John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
30. In-prison Transitional <strong>Program</strong>s: Services, Recidivism, and Quality of Life of Prisoners, Justine Lee, John<br />
Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
31. Over the Limit, Under Arrest: DUI and Inequality, Cory M. Sabol, Lebanon Valley College<br />
32. Inequality Among Immigrants in the U.S., Rebekah Elizabeth Carver, Lebanon Valley College<br />
33. Inequality in the Workforce: Women and the Glass Ceiling, Julie A Enders, Lebanon Valley College<br />
34. Incarceration Rate and Poverty Level: through the Model of Capital!, Robert F. Evangelista, Lebanon<br />
Valley College<br />
223. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Generational<br />
Shifts and Policy Challenges (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
Falling Back on Plan B: The Children of Gender Revolution Face Obstacles to Equality, Kathleen Gerson,<br />
New York University<br />
Have Attitudes Toward Interracial Marriage Changed in the Obama Era, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter<br />
College, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Fathers as Caregivers, Charles Green, Hunter College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Amy Steinbugler, Dickinson College<br />
224. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— Globalization, Power and Workplace Inequality<br />
(Arlington Room)<br />
Workplaces are no longer bound by national borders, but are now embedded in global production regimes. Papers<br />
in this session will ask how these global production regimes, strengthen some actors, weaken others and produce<br />
new forms of inequality and redefine old ones.<br />
Working in Wal-Mart, China: Technology, Outsourcing, and Retail Globalization, Eileen Otis, University of<br />
Oregon<br />
Strategic Union Responses to Transnational Corporate Restructuring and Capital Mobility, Kate<br />
Bronfenbrenner, Cornell<br />
Who Done It Or Where Does 'Power' Fit in Global Currency Markets: A Shop Floor Ethnographer Moves<br />
to the Trading Floor, Leslie Salzinger, Boston College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Tom Juravich, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
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Saturday cont’d<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
225. Thematic— Public Life and New Social Realities (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Organizer: David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Eric Klinenberg, New York University<br />
Dalton Conley, New York University<br />
Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College<br />
William Kornblum, CUNY, Graduate Center<br />
226. Thematic— Social Mechanisms of Making and Sustaining Markets (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: Alya Guseva, Boston University<br />
Changing Markets for Vice in 20th Century America, Jeff Sallaz, University of Arizona<br />
The Search for Certainty in Uncertain Contexts: Lessons from the Catwalk, Ashley Mears, Boston<br />
University<br />
Best Laid Plans: Lessons from Early Governmental Debates About Securitization, Sarah Quinn, Berkeley<br />
Blaming Biology: Finding Testosterone in the Market Machine, Leslie Salzinger, Boston College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Alya Guseva, Boston University<br />
227. Conversation with— Bandana Purkayastha, Debra Renee Kaufman, Kay Jenkins on "Lived Religion<br />
in Everyday Life" (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS<br />
Discussants:<br />
Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut<br />
Debra Renee Kaufman, Northeastern University<br />
Kay Jenkins, College of William and Mary<br />
228. Author-Meets-Critics— Wannabe U: Inside the Corporate University by Gaye Tuchman (Franklin<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: David Lavin, Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Critic, Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware<br />
Critic, Jal Mehta, Harvard Graduate School of Education<br />
Critic, Zelda Gamson, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
Discussant:<br />
Gaye Tuchman, University of Connecticut<br />
229. Regular Paper Session— Construction and Negotiation of Masculinities (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Heather Hofmeister, RWTH Aachen University<br />
Bakhtin and Pleasure: Reading Politically Incorrect Masculine Comedy, Allison I Carter, Rowan University<br />
The Partying Pay Off: Manhood, Sexuality, and Cultural Capital Among College Men, Brian Sweeney,<br />
Long Island University: CW Post Campus<br />
Masculinity on the Hudson: Gendered Representations of the US Airways Flight 1549 Response, Tricia<br />
Wachtendorf, University of Delaware; Samantha Penta, University of Delaware<br />
Being and Becoming a Minuteman, Harel Shapira, Columbia University<br />
230. Regular Paper Session— Disabling Stigma: Narratives and Alternative Treatments (Brandeis<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Leah S Rohlfsen McManus, St. Lawrence University<br />
What's at Stake in Stigma: Local Worlds and Life Course Perspectives, Sara Shostak, Brandeis<br />
University; Dana Zarhin, Brandeis University<br />
Disability and the Modern-Day Healer: Ramón Cuevas and Cuevas Medek Therapy: An Ethnography,<br />
Jennifer Anne Vanderminden, University of New Hampshire<br />
Narratives of Care: Conventional and Alternative Pathways in Chronic Pain Management, Misty A Curreli,<br />
State University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Evaluating Efficacy of Alternative Treatments for Anxiety Disorders: Differing Criteria for Researchers and<br />
Patients, Jennifer J Esala, University of New Hampshire<br />
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Saturday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d<br />
231. Regular Paper Session— Learning Through Service: Designing a Quality Experience for Students<br />
and Faculty (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Kristin Park, Westminster College<br />
We intend for this session to be highly interactive, with much discussion and sharing of experiences between<br />
presenters and attenders<br />
Service-Learning, Values and Social Justice: An Online Survey of Milligan College Alumni from 1994 to<br />
2008, Rubye Beck, Milligan College<br />
Using Bloom and Kolb in Preschool Service Learning Classrooms, Kristin Park, Westminster College<br />
Engaging Students in Civic Engagement, JoAnn Chirico, Pennsylvania State University<br />
232. Regular Paper Session— Motherhood and Mothering (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Vanessa L Munoz, Brandeis University<br />
Extensive Motherhood: Employment and Caregiving Narratives among Mothers with Young Children,<br />
Karen Christopher, University of Louisville<br />
"I am a Mother": Homeless Women Separated from their Children, Elizabeth M Morgan, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
From Refrigerator Mothers to Warrior-Heroes: The Cultural Identity Transformation of Mothers Raising<br />
Children with Neurological Disabilities, Amy C Sousa, Boston College<br />
How Low-Income Children Fare When Mom Returns to School, Joanne Golann, Princeton University<br />
Does Not Having Kids Make Me Less of a Woman: Gender Resistance and Reification among the<br />
Childfree, Amy Blackstone, University of Maine<br />
233. Regular Paper Session— Organizing Immigrants: Social Capital and Integration (Constitution<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College<br />
The Characteristics of Social Network Members in the Accumulation of Social Capital among Legal and<br />
Unauthorized Mexican Migrants, Phillip J Granberry, Bridgewater State College<br />
Differentiated Social Capital Mobilization in the Migration Decision, Anju Mary Paul, University of Michigan<br />
Even the Gringos Speak Spanish!: Boundary Work among Undocumented Migrants, Jacqueline Olvera,<br />
Barnard College<br />
Immigrant Organizing Across Race and Nationality, Edwin Argueta, Jobs with Justice; Isabel Lopez,<br />
MassCosh; Alexandra Pineros-Shields, Irish Immigration Center<br />
234. Regular Paper Session— Religious Empowerment and Attitudes of Women (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Mohamoud M Ismail, The College of New Jersey<br />
How Can Innovative Religious Setting Empower Immigrant Women in Difficult Times, Daniela M Shope,<br />
St. John's University<br />
They Haven’t Even Mastered the Quran: Young Islamist Women’s Negotiations of Social Change and<br />
Generational Hierarchies in Dakar, Erin J Augis, Ramapo College of New Jersey<br />
What Binds Us Is Our Charism and Mission: The Meaning of Religious Membership Among Catholic Sisters,<br />
Casey R Clevenger, Brandeis University<br />
235. Regular Paper Session— Representing the Language of the Other: Translation in Ethnography<br />
(Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY<br />
Organizers: Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY; Erynn Masi Casanova, University of Cincinnati<br />
Going From Deh to They: Translating West Indians in Ethnography, Tamara Mose Brown, Brooklyn<br />
College, CUNY<br />
Ethnographic Border Crossings: Translating Latin American Lives, Erynn Masi de Casanova, University of<br />
Cincinnati<br />
Action Speaks Louder Than Words, Colin Jerolmack, New York University<br />
Lets Be Clear: Informing Informants Across the Language Divide, Patrick Inglis, Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Discussant:<br />
Jooyoung Lee, University of Pennsylvania<br />
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236. Regular Paper Session— Sociology of Reproduction II: Reproductive Discourses (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Christa Kelleher, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health; Theresa Morris, Trinity College<br />
They Either Fall Out or We Cut Them Out: Professionals Discourse about Cesarean Sections (and the<br />
Devaluation of Women’s Bodies), Theresa Morris, Trinity College<br />
I Don’t Want Anyone to Look Back and to Regret the Decision That They Made: Genetic Counselors Views<br />
About Genetic Information and Prenatal Genetic Testing, Susan Markens, CUNY-Lehman College<br />
Pregnancy after "Problems": Women's Experiences of Stigmatized Reproductive Careers, Danielle<br />
Bessett, Ibis Reproductive Health<br />
Placentas in the Freezer and Other Tales From the Frontier: Naturalizing Discourses in Modern Childbirth,<br />
Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Christa Kelleher, UMASS-Boston<br />
237. Regular Paper Session— The Changing Housing Landscape (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Debbie Becher, American Academy of Arts and Sciences<br />
The Shifting Landscape of Fair and Affordable Housing: Recent Developments in New York City, Judith R<br />
Halasz, State University of New York at New Paltz<br />
Fair and Unbalanced: Unintended Racial Disparity in Massachusetts Housing Voucher Wait Periods, Justin<br />
C Betz, Northeastern University<br />
Homeownership and Lending through an Intersectional Perspective of Race, Class and Gender, Meghan M<br />
O'Neil Kuebler, SUNY, Albany<br />
The Economy of Empty: Property Tax Assessments and Abandonment in Philadelphia, Sarah Jacobson,<br />
Temple University<br />
238. Regular Paper Session— Trust and Political Legitimacy (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: David W Woods, Queens College<br />
Risk, Protection and Trust, Benjamin F Hadis, Montclair State University<br />
A Matter of Trust: The call for accountability in the nonprofit/voluntary sector, Krista D Shackleford,<br />
University of Waterloo<br />
"In Government We Distrust": Public Opinion Towards Approaches to Fix the National Economy, Timothy<br />
Madigan, Mansfield University; Janice K Purk, Mansfield University<br />
Defining Trust, Virginia Adams O'Connell, O'Connell<br />
"You Know I Need It: Political Corruption in Washington, DC", Elizabeth Williams, George Washington<br />
University<br />
239. Roundtable— Faculty Experiences in the Academy (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
What Factors Influence Women to Pursue Male-Dominated Majors, Brenda Vela, Texas A&M University<br />
To Research or To Teach: Is That the Question A Literature Review on Women's Career "Choices" within<br />
Academe., Nadia Morgen, University of New Hampshire<br />
The Grief of a Teacher: What It Means to Teach about Intimacy and Violence, Deb Cohan, Regis College<br />
Teacher Knows Best: Preliminary Research Findings of Teachers' Perspectives of Sex Education in Public<br />
Schools in a Midwestern State, Melissa D Busher, Illinois State University<br />
240. Roundtable— Health Issues in an International Perspective (Georgian Room - Table 11)<br />
TB Death Rates and World Systems Analysis: Cross National Analysis of the International and Intranational<br />
Determinants of TB Deaths., Gary Maynard, State University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Public Health Knowledge Production in Response to Economic Globalization, Shelley K White, Boston<br />
College<br />
Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures: Treatment for Health care in Wum, Cameroon, Joy Njang<br />
Achuonjei, Columbia University<br />
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241. Roundtable— In a New Land: Negotiating Lives and Well-Being (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
Patterns of Brazilian Immigrant Consumption in the United States and Portugal, Natalicia Rocha-Tracy,<br />
Boston University<br />
Looking Down or Looking Up: Status and Subjective Well-Being among Asian and Latino Immigrants in the<br />
United States, Julia Gelatt, Princeton University<br />
How Tied are Tied migrants The Role of Wives in Highly Skilled Migration, Astrid Eich-Krohm, Southern<br />
Connecticut State University<br />
244. Roundtable— Negotiating Contemporary Families (Georgian Room - Table 1)<br />
Preparing for the Future: Parent Decisions concerning Pathway Consumption, Cara E Bowman, Boston<br />
University<br />
Temporality and the Time-Bind: Expanding our Theoretical Approach, Edson Cruz Rodriguez, University<br />
of Southern California<br />
Effects of Diminishing Role of the Husband in the Traditional Nigerian Family, Emeka P Nwosuji, Voice of<br />
the Family Nigeria<br />
245. Roundtable— Negotiating Individual and Collective Memory (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
Gazing into the Pensieve: The Problems with Conceptualizing Memory as "Storage and Retrieval", Tara L<br />
Tober, University of Virginia<br />
Imposing Silence through Public Testimony, Kimberly Spring, New School for Social Research<br />
An Autoethnographic Approach to Reading a Japanese War Bride Family Album, Elena Creef, Wellesley<br />
College<br />
Confronting the Memory of the Holocaust in Germany, James Darley, College of Mount Saint Vincent;<br />
Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint Vincent<br />
246. Roundtable— On Death and Dying: Lessons from the Fields (Georgian Room - Table 8)<br />
The Medicalization of Dying: Hospice and Palliative Care as an Alternative, Caitlin E Slodden, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
A 'good death', Catherine Tuey, Carleton University<br />
Death and Dentists: Teaching End-of-Life Issues, George E. Dickinson, College of Charleston; Karen L.<br />
Sirmons, College of Charleston; Tracy L. Burkett, College of Charleston<br />
247. Roundtable— Personal Experience as a Pedagogical Strategy (Georgian Room - Table 10)<br />
Transformational Service: Preservice Teachers "Unpacking" the Impact of Race, Class and Disability,<br />
Marisa A. Rauscher, Neumann University<br />
Does Study Abroad Lead to Greater Intercultural Competence, Sharon O Arnold, Lebanon Valley<br />
College; Marianne Goodfellow, Lebanon Valley College; Sarah Piasecki, Lebanon Valley College<br />
The Assessment of Service and Civic Engagement: A Study of Undergraduate Participation, Mathew<br />
Johnson, Siena College; Donald P Levy, Siena College<br />
"I Hate the Tourists:" Using Students' Communities to Investigate Issues of Social Class and Economics,<br />
Katrina C Hoop, Saint Joseph's College of Maine<br />
"Not Me: Using Memoirs to Develop Understanding of Why People Join and Stay in Cults", Marybeth F<br />
Ayella, Saint Joseph's University<br />
248. Roundtable— Social Theory and the Changing Nature of Capitalism (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
The Care Ethic and Capitalism: Alienation and the Co-optation of Care, Robin G Isserles, Borough of<br />
Manhattan Community College<br />
Toward a Theory of Outsourcing: On the Precarious Freedoms of Disembedding, Craig D Lair, Gettysburg<br />
College<br />
The Disappearance of Class in Social Analysis, Christian A Schlaerth, University of Miami<br />
Praying and Playing in Economic Crises, Joseph G A Trumino, St. John's University<br />
"Greed-talk": Weber, Politics and the Current Economic Crisis, Julia B Schroeder, University of Virginia<br />
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249. Roundtable— Theorizing <strong>Society</strong> II (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
The Theoretical Umbrella, Steve Kehnel, University of Missouri-Columbia<br />
From Max Weber to Charles Taylor: Directions in <strong>Sociological</strong> Thinking about Secularization, Scott Heil,<br />
City University of New York, Graduate Center<br />
Screwing the Pooch: Internal Claims-Making in a Zoophilia Online Community, R.J. Maratea, New Mexico<br />
State University<br />
250. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— Technology and New Social Expectations II:<br />
Theoretical Orientations and Technology (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
Organizers: Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
Merton's Sociology, Robert M Marsh, Brown University<br />
"Prosumer" and the Internet: a New Epoch of Capitalism, PJ Rey, University of Maryland<br />
Discussant:<br />
Debra C Lemke, McDaniel College<br />
251. Workshop— Writing a Successful NSF Grant Proposal (White Hill Room)<br />
Organizers: Jan E Stets, National Science Foundation; Patricia E White, National Science Foundation<br />
Session targets those who are new at proposal writing and submission. Representatives from the National Science<br />
Foundation will discuss the proposal process, elements of a competitive proposal, proposal submission and review,<br />
and funding opportunities.<br />
252. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial<br />
Ballroom)<br />
1. Healthy Youth Peer Education (HYPE) and the Role of Community Building in Developing Youth Assets,<br />
Michael A DeCrosta, Lehigh University<br />
2. Building Homes and Affecting Lives: A <strong>Program</strong> Review of Habitat for Humanity, Jennifer Marie Hoffman,<br />
Lycoming College<br />
3. Courage, Confidence, and Character: Learning Through Girl Scout Handbooks, Amanda Finley, Lycoming<br />
College<br />
4. Economic Affect on Retirement Savings, Olivia M Butler, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania<br />
5. Race at Millersville University: A Historical Perspective, Dana Allen, Millersville University<br />
6. Human Rights as Applied to All Humans: A Theoretic Framework and Argument for the Rights of Women,<br />
Paige Warbrick, Moravian College<br />
7. Mansfield University Telephone Survey and the Smoking Ban Law, Elizabeth Reams, Mansfield University<br />
of Pennsylvania<br />
8. Cultivating Community: A Study of Two Farmers Markets in Lancaster City, Kyle M Parsons, Millersville<br />
University of Pennsylvania<br />
9. Poverty: A Social Crisis, Justin R Serfass, Moravian College<br />
10. The Effects of Full Time Employment on Students Academic Performance, James O Omo-ojo, Morgan<br />
State University<br />
11. Music Preference and Sexual Behavior, Ellen Pichler, Mount St. Mary's University<br />
12. "I'm Just An Average Guy": Online Dating and Identity Paradox, David Sanchez, Nazareth College; Jenna<br />
Howard, Nazareth College; Lindsay Lavicka, Nazareth College<br />
13. Urban Waters: Obstacles and Planning for Recreation in the Charles River, Elizabeth Giardino,<br />
Northeastern University; Abraham Finkelstein, Northeastern University; Gary O'Connell, Northeastern<br />
University<br />
14. What's in a Label The Effects of Formal and Informal Labels, Race, and the Media on Social Reactions to<br />
Delinquency, Samantha Michele Kerwin, Rutgers University<br />
15. Just Plain White: Shifting from Ethnoracial Markedness to Unmarkedness in Italian Immigrants, Albert<br />
Yin, Rutgers University<br />
16. The Trials of War: Lt. Ehren Watada and the Asian American Movement, Kohshi Itagaki, Rutgers<br />
University<br />
17. The Identity of Anorexia Nervosa, Lyndsi E Silberman, Rutgers University<br />
18. Identifying Perceptions of School Safety Through Community and School Characteristics, Carolyn<br />
Nicodemo, Rutgers University<br />
19. Sex Trafficking in Thailand, Nicole Bassi, Rutgers University<br />
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Undergraduate Poster Session III (Imperial Ballroom)<br />
20. Everything In Its Right Place, Joshua M Baker, Rutgers University<br />
21. The Role of Weight History in the Construction of Weight Ideals and Weight Confidence, Christopher Alan<br />
Hedges, Rutgers University<br />
22. Volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical Services Personnel and Stress, Methods of Coping with<br />
Stress, and Income Influences, Timothy A Butler, Saint Bonaventure University<br />
23. Facebook and Its Effects, Kristen M Henry, Siena College<br />
24. Victoria's Sexy Secret, Alexandra Peck, Ashley Towne, Elizabeth LaRosa, Lauren Gannon; Siena College<br />
25. Between Life and Death: A Rap on Women in Indian Prisons, Danielle Marshall, Meghan Davis, Siena<br />
College<br />
26. Strict or Lenient Households: The Effects They Have on Adolescents and Their Drinking Behaviors.,<br />
Ashley B Caputo, Siena College<br />
27. Perceptions of Meritocratic and Structural Inequality in the American Population, Adam Joseph Stoler,<br />
Skidmore<br />
28. How Rational is Rational Choice Theory, Brenna J Glow, Skidmore College<br />
29. Exploring American National Identity: The Effects of Race and Religion, Sarah E Levy, Skidmore College<br />
30. Conditional Hospitality: How Job Security and Nativity Influence Attitudes toward Immigration, Sarah D<br />
Avery, Skidmore College<br />
31. Different From Most Girls: The Reproduction of Hegemonic Gender Power Relations in the Hardcore Punk<br />
Subculture, Allyson Einbinder, Smith College<br />
32. Elementary School Teaching: A Comparison of Males and Females in a Gendered Profession, Stephanie C<br />
Raymond, Southern Connecticut State University<br />
33. Women in Prison, Jacob Burgess, Rivier College; Ana DeLeone, Rivier College; Hillary Gordon, Rivier<br />
College; Courtney Gill, Rivier College; Evan Turner, Rivier College<br />
34. Lost and Found: An Ethnographic Analysis of Soldiers' Narratives, Kathe Scott, Mansfield University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
35. Prison Towns: The Challenging Climate and Consequences to the Community, Joshua W. Mattern, St.<br />
Bonaventure University<br />
36. Marijuana's Economic Benefits, Akaniyene R Essien, Bronx Community College<br />
253. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— Committee on the Status of Minorities <strong>Meeting</strong> (Hancock Room)<br />
254. MINI-CONFERENCE: Work, Power and Inequality— The Future of Work (Arlington Room)<br />
Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University<br />
This session will envision where work and inequality are going, or might go, in the future. (Lunch to follow in the<br />
Hancock Room)<br />
A Future of Polarized Jobs, Arne Kalleberg, University of North Carolina<br />
Work With and Without a Future, Nancy DiTomaso, Rutgers University<br />
The Future of Work in the UK, Chris Warhurst, University of Strathclyde, UK<br />
Unemployed Workers of America Unite, Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Sessions 1:45 PM—3:15 PM<br />
255. Thematic— The Economic Crisis and Higher Education (Arlington Room)<br />
Presider: Christopher Winship, Harvard University<br />
Scott Jaschik, Editor and Founder, Inside Higher Education<br />
Jehuda Reinharz, President, Brandeis University<br />
John J. Glier, President and Chief Executive Officer, Grenzebach Glier and Associates<br />
256. Author-Meets-Critics— Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men by Michael Kimmel<br />
(Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Critic, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
Critic, Deirdre Royster, New York University<br />
Critic, Stephen Sweet, Ithaca College<br />
Discussant:<br />
Michael Kimmel, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
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257. Regular Paper Session— Across Generations: Immigrant Families in America (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Nancy Foner, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Organizer: Nancy Foner, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Spare the Rod, Ruin the Child First- and Second-Generation West Indian Child-Rearing Practices, Mary<br />
C. Waters, Harvard University; Jennifer Sykes, Harvard University<br />
Marry into a Good Family: Transnational Reproduction and Intergenerational Relations in Bangladeshi<br />
American Families, Nazli Kibria, Boston University<br />
Negotiating Work and Parenting over the Life Course: Mexican Family Dynamics in a Binational Context,<br />
Joanna Dreby, Kent State<br />
Caregiving Across Generations: Aging, State Assistance and Multigenerational Ties among Immigrants<br />
from the Dominican Republic, Greta A. Gilbertson, Fordham University<br />
258. Regular Paper Session— Anxiety and Rumor: Assessing Health Risk (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Peter Conrad, Brandeis University<br />
The Effects of Perceived Risk and Responsibility on the Acceptance of a Human Papillomavirus Vaccine by<br />
College Men, Angela Marie Mitiguy, University of New Hampshire<br />
Biomedical Innovation and the Politics of Scientific Knowledge: A case study of Gardasil, Aleia Y Clark,<br />
University of Maryland at College Park<br />
Stigma, Gender Violence and Desire for Uptake of HIV Tests in Ghana, Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel<br />
University<br />
Better the Devil You Know: Parsing the Role of Ethics in HIV/AIDS Rumor and Contemporary Legend<br />
Among African-Americans, Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury<br />
The Social and Institutional Discourse among Medical Personnel: Attitudes and Beliefs Regarding Male<br />
Neonatal Circumcision, Lauren S Ross, Quinnipiac University<br />
259. Regular Paper Session— Commemorating: 9/11 and its Aftermaths (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Vida Bajc, Methodist University<br />
Thunder on the Mountain: Religion and Cultural Narrative at the Flight 93 Chapel in Shanksville, PA, Alex<br />
Riley, Bucknell University<br />
Confronting Islamophobia: Advocacy Strategies Before and after 9/11, Erik Love, Dickinson College<br />
Representing the Trauma of 9/11 through Horror: The Case of Fringe and Cloverfield, Isabel Pinedo,<br />
Hunter College<br />
260. Regular Paper Session— Ethnic Businesses in New York City (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Judith R Halasz, State University of New York at New Paltz<br />
Gatekeepers of Authentic Nostalgia: The Function and Marketing of Chinese Bakeries in New York City,<br />
Hui-Yi Chen, The Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Bureaucratizing the Street: Gender and Labor Relations among Family Street Vendors in New York City,<br />
Kathleen A Dunn, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
The Greeks of Mattituck, Vaso V Thomas, Bronx Community College<br />
261. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Reproductive Health (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Diana Hernandez, Columbia University/ Mailman School of Public Heal<br />
Sexual and Reproductive Health As A Human Right: Policy and Practice in The United Kingdom, The<br />
Netherlands, and France, Chantell B Frazier, Syracuse University<br />
Men Bring Condoms, Women Take Pills: Men's and Women's Roles in Contraceptive Decision-Making,<br />
Julie L Fennell, Gallaudet University<br />
Disparities in a Southern City: Infant Mortality and HIV Prevention and Intervention in an Urban Setting,<br />
Bridgett Vadeboncoeur, Center for Community Initiatives; Jeffry A Will, University of North Florida<br />
Exploring "His and Hers": Links between Infertility Diagnosis and Response, Katherine M Johnson, Penn<br />
State University; Jasmine J Fledderjohann, Penn State University<br />
Social Cues and Infertility Helpseeking, Arthur L Greil, Alfred University<br />
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262. Regular Paper Session— Gender and Social Movements (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: Debra Guckenheimer, Northeastern University<br />
Winning and Losing: The Case of the Women’s Forum for Constitutional Reform in the Dominican Republic,<br />
Esther Hernández-Medina, Brown University<br />
Configuring the Korean Women's Movement: Social Network Analysis, Myeongjae Yeo, SUNY, Albany<br />
Welfare and Women’s Rights Coalition: Using Periods of Social Movement Abeyance to Rebuild Movement<br />
Collective Identity and Reframe Powerfully Negative Public Identities of Movement Constituents Disse,<br />
Kaleema Sumareh, American University<br />
Mobilizing Gender to Promote Peace: The Case of Machsom Watch, Rachel V Kutz-Flamenbaum,<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
The Politics of (Mis)Recognition: Afro-Brazilian Women's Movements, Nicole B McCoy, George Mason<br />
University<br />
263. Regular Paper Session— Gender, Work and Organization (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Mindy Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners<br />
Women Helping Women Female Managers and Subordinates' Pay, Mabel B Abraham, Massachusetts<br />
Institute of Technology<br />
From Metaphors to Mechanisms: Gender Sorting In(to) an Organizational Hierarchy, Roberto M<br />
Fernandez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Mabel B Abraham, Massachusetts Institute of<br />
Technology<br />
Career Choices and Outcomes: Women Who Entered the Legal Profession by 1975., Phyllis G. Kitzerow,<br />
Westminster College<br />
Youth Employment and Entry into Sex Segregated Occupations in Adulthood: A Longitudinal Analysis of<br />
Women, Carrie L Shandra, Hofstra University<br />
264. Regular Paper Session— International Workplace: Organizational Culture and Competition (White<br />
Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Ben Rissing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Organizations and Interprofessional Competition: A Case of Retail Clinics, Roman V Galperin,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
The Culture of Appropriate Difference in Indian High-Tech, Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College<br />
Professionalization from the Top-Down: New Insights on the Construction of Professional Mandates,<br />
Aruna Ranganathan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Call-Center Work Experience: A Comparative Study of India and the Philippines, Valerian DeSousa, West<br />
Chester University; Bessie Lawton, West Chester University<br />
265. Regular Paper Session— The Centrality of Organizations to Immigrant Incorporation (Constitution<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Isabel Martinez, Teachers College, Columbia University<br />
Immigration Lawyering in an Era of Increased Criminalization of Immigrants, O. Nicholas Robertson,<br />
State University of New York at Buffalo<br />
The Globalization of Emotion Work: Fear Management in Child Protection Work with Immigrant Families,<br />
Katrin Kriz, Emmanuel College; Elspeth Slayter, Salem State School of Social Work<br />
There But for the Grace of God Go I: Loving the Stranger in a New Immigrant Gateway, B. Nadya<br />
Jaworsky, Yale University<br />
266. Regular Paper Session— The Political Imagination (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Yuliya Dudaronak, University of Virginia<br />
The Power of Symbolic Power and Everyday Life, Andrea Borghini, University of Pisa<br />
Utopia and Memory: Magic Geographies and Nostalgic Geographies of the Twentieth Century, Lindsye A<br />
Freeman, New School for Social Research<br />
Depending on Borders for Meaning, Margaret R Austin Smith, University of Maryland College Park<br />
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267. Regular Paper Session— Who Am I, Where Am I, and How Did I Get Here The Challenges of<br />
Maintaining a <strong>Sociological</strong> Identity (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Bridget M Costello, King's College<br />
Organizer: Bridget M Costello, King's College<br />
Who Am I, Bridget M Costello, King's College<br />
Where Am I, Joan Maya Mazelis, Yeshiva University<br />
How Did I Get Here, Constance Gager, Montclair State University<br />
268. Roundtable— Fashioning Identity Through Clothing and Music (Georgian Room - Table 4)<br />
Tradition, Innovation, and Subcultural Survival: The Enduring American Goth, Angel M Butts, Rutgers<br />
University<br />
Music and Neoliberal Globalization in Burkina Faso: Counterhegemonic Possibilities and Limits of a Youth<br />
Culture, Touorouzou Herve Some, University of Southern Maine<br />
Construction of a Mythologized Feminine Identity in American Fashion, Veronica B Manlow, Brooklyn<br />
College<br />
College Students Attitudes Towards Sexuality and Sexual Content in Music Videos, Meriem Mahdi,<br />
Bridgewater State College<br />
269. Roundtable— Fast and Slow Food: Systems of Consumption (Georgian Room - Table 5)<br />
McDonalds as Slow Food: What Poor People Think About Eating and Nutrition, Kelly Moore, Loyola<br />
University; Catherine Gillis, Loyola University<br />
Evaluating New England’s Food System: Trends in Agricultural, The Food Environment, Social Justice and<br />
Health Outcomes, Amy L Barr, University of New Hampshire<br />
Buying Food, Buying An Ideal: The New Food Movement in Boston, David E Gainsboro, Tufts University<br />
270. Roundtable— Globalization: Cyberspace, Youth and Glocalization (Georgian Room - Table 9)<br />
SMOs in Wonderland: The impact of Cyberactivism on Social Movement Organizations, Afife Idil Akin,<br />
SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
Glocal Political Identities in the New Millennium: Youth and the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre,<br />
Gabriela Gonzalez, State University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Global-as-Spectacle: Interaction between the Glocal and the Global in Hitech City, India, Jillet S Sam,<br />
University of Maryland, College Park<br />
271. Roundtable— Illegal Substances: Use and Abuse (Georgian Room - Table 6)<br />
Decriminalization of Cannabis in Massachusetts: Social Effects, Tony Nicholis Buell, Northeastern<br />
University<br />
Becoming a Pothead: Normalizing Deviant Identity within the Subculture of Marijuana Smoking, Ranita<br />
Ray, University of Connecticut<br />
A Broader Conceptualization of Resources: Gendered Injection Practices and Relational Administration<br />
Methods, Laura B Monico, University of Delaware<br />
Don't Needle Me!: An Examination of the Intrusiveness and Reasonableness of Drug Searches, David A<br />
Mackey, Plymouth State University; Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
272. Roundtable— Living on the Margins and Figuring out Survival (Georgian Room - Table 2)<br />
Budgeting and Economic Coping Strategies among Low-Income Working Parents, Jennifer Sykes,<br />
Harvard University<br />
Community Research in Practice: The Boston Access to Education Project as an Exploration of Participatory<br />
Research within Low-Income Communities, Autumn Green, Boston College<br />
Parental Education and Children’s Online Health Information Seeking, Shanyang Zhao, Temple University<br />
The Small Business Correction for Inner City Unemployment, Adriana Lashley, College of Mount Saint<br />
Vincent; Omar Nagi, College of Mount Saint Vincent<br />
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275. Roundtable— The <strong>Sociological</strong> Implications of Environmental Justice in the City (Georgian Room -<br />
Table 10)<br />
Organizer: Westerly A. Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University<br />
Southern Connecticut State University students conducted ethnographic field research to explore Environmental<br />
(In)Justice in the laboratory of The City of New Haven, CT, through the sociological lens of Geertz and Elias. They<br />
present their findings.<br />
Discussant:<br />
Westerly A. Donohue, Southern Connecticut State University<br />
276. Roundtable— Theorizing Sex and Gender: New Directions (Georgian Room - Table 3)<br />
Theory and Narrative: Shaping Experiences of Gender, Sex, and the Body, Adina Koch, Boston College<br />
Constructions of the Sexually Able Body: Towards a Theory of Sexual Capital, Amy S Braksmajer, State<br />
University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
Mate-to-order: Synthetic Love, Voon Chin Phua, Gettysburg College; Desirée Ciambrone, Rhode Island<br />
College<br />
277. Roundtable— Transformations: Ethnographic Studies on the Effects of Diversity in Higher<br />
Education (Georgian Room - Table 7)<br />
Organizer: Karen E. Rosenblum, George Mason University<br />
Warriors in the Academy: Post-9/11 Veterans Transition from Military to Higher Education, Julia<br />
Anderson, George Mason University<br />
An Ethnographic Study of Nontraditional Students, Hattie Barker, George Mason University<br />
Transitioning from a Full-Time Online Degree <strong>Program</strong>, Corrinne Callins, George Mason University<br />
Safety in Numbers: A Strategy for Protecting the Self, Shannon Jacobsen, George Mason University<br />
Let My Voice Rest and My Pen Yell: An Ethnographic Study of Spoken Word Performance Culture, Naliyah<br />
Kaya, George Mason University<br />
The Social Accomplishment of Multilingual Learning, Martin Thomas Ragan , George Mason University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Karen E. Rosenblum, George Mason University<br />
278. Technology and New Social Expectations Sections— New Technologies for Entertainment and<br />
Security (Lexington Room)<br />
Presider: Jessie Daniels, Hunter College CUNY<br />
How to Conduct a Laptop Orchestra: Issues of Coordination in Computer Music, David Reinecke,<br />
Princeton<br />
A Changing Environment: Are Firms Shifting Attention to Safety and Regulation of Nanotechnology,<br />
Jennifer Hill Geertsma, University of Massachusetts - Amherst<br />
MagicJack, and Alternative Telecom Technologies in the (Anglo) Caribbean, Beverley Mullings, Queens<br />
University; Arthur E Paris, Syracuse University<br />
The (ICT) Revolution Continues (& is still not televised), Arthur Paris, Syracuse University; Alecea I<br />
Standlee, Syracuse University; Julia Loughlin, Syracuse University<br />
279. Events of Special Interest to Undergrad Students— Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial<br />
Ballroom)<br />
1. Sexuality among Disabled Individuals: A Study on the Institutional Policies and Actions of Non-Profit<br />
Organizations, Alan S. Martino, St. Lawrence University<br />
2. Liberalization of Marijuana Laws in Massachusetts: The Impact of Drug Law Changes on Attitudes and<br />
Behavior., Ashlyn Hackert, Suffolk University; Erica Ferrilli, Suffolk University; Patrick Greaney, Suffolk<br />
University; Gillian Murphy, Suffolk University; Maureen A NortonHawk, Suffolk University<br />
3. Volunteerism and Types of Social Capital, Deborah Slutz, Sweet Briar College<br />
4. Religion and Sexuality: How College Students Reconcile the Two, Kristen Redford, University of<br />
Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
5. Study of Alcohol Use and Prevention at The College at Brockport, Melissa Alva, The College at Brockport;<br />
Rebecca Staudt, The College at Brockport<br />
6. Women in Blue: An Examination of Gender Dynamics and the Experience of Female Law Enforcement<br />
Officers, Andrew M. Black, The College of New Jersey; Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey<br />
7. Sea Turtle Conservation: Communication and Participation, Madeline J Emde, The College of New Jersey<br />
8. Handling Health Care: Why Community Oriented Reproductive Health Care Makes Sense for Women in<br />
Hartford, CT, Molly Eileen Fitzgerald, Trinity College<br />
9. The Love Relationships of Same-Sex Couples, Laura Mason, University of Massachusetts- Amherst<br />
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Undergraduate Poster Session IV (Imperial Ballroom) cont’d<br />
10. News Flash: Public Response to Media Warnings, Christina F Dalton, University of Delaware<br />
11. Race and Medicalization of Drug Addiction: An Analysis of Documentary Films, Brittany L Scott,<br />
University of Delaware; Tammy L Anderson, University of Delaware<br />
12. Student Perceptions of Hybrid Learning Environments in Introductory Sociology Courses, Emily Jean<br />
Steenburgh, University of Maine at Orono; Emily Lynn Yearwood, University of Maine, Orono<br />
13. Kristen Redford, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
14. Lindsey P Athanasiou, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<br />
15. The Latino Paradox: A Neighborhood Level Analysis of Sexual Assault, Robert P Weed, University of<br />
Massachusetts-Amherst<br />
16. Family Time-Use Coordination Styles and their Consequences for Parent-Child Communication: Case<br />
Studies of Dual-Earner Families in Los Angeles, CA, Edson Cruz Rodriguez, University of Southern<br />
California; Ana Asatouri, University of Southern California; Juliette Cooke, University of Southern<br />
California; Lauren Garcia, University of Southern California; Jonathan Nik, University of Southern<br />
California; Karolyn Sanchez, University of Southern California<br />
17. Cyberbullying: Is High-Tech Harassment on the Rise, Mark Setzer, Villanova University<br />
18. Museums and the Changing Nation: Creating Concepts of Citizenship and Diversity in Museum Educational<br />
<strong>Program</strong>ming, Megan A Goossen, Wellesley College<br />
19. Luxury Consumption in the 2007-2009 Recession, Rachel Leigh Behler, Wellesley College<br />
20. Dance Culture of India: A Sociohistorical Perspective, Rachael C Hyde, West Chester University of PA<br />
21. Men Nurses in Wheeling, WV, Blake M Mangold, Heath Casto, West Liberty University<br />
22. Too Busy to Run for President: Factors Influencing Student Leadership Accomplishments, Tiffany Rice,<br />
William Paterson University<br />
23. Understanding the Personality of Policing: An Analysis of Pre-Existent versus Learned Social Behavior,<br />
Eddie Kavanagh, William Paterson University<br />
24. Gender Biases and L.G.B.T Issues in Education, Salwa Muhammad, William Paterson University<br />
25. Black Women's Perceptions Toward Black Men Involved in Interracial Relationships, Janet Thomas,<br />
William Paterson University<br />
26. Can Child Abuse be Explained through Social Learning Theory, Michelle Marchese, William Paterson<br />
University<br />
27. Socialization of Gender Expectations: Television News Broadcasting and the Construction of Soft News,<br />
Danielle Scassera, William Paterson University<br />
28. Why 'We the People' Torture, Todd Rose, William Paterson University<br />
29. Rational Choice: A Decision to Murder, Jessica Romano, William Paterson University<br />
30. Football Fans at the Bar: Is it the Drinking or is it the Social Cohesion, Jonathan Huber, William<br />
Paterson University<br />
31. Family Influence on Criminal Behaviors, Robert D'Antonio, William Paterson University<br />
32. Sexual Infidelity: What is the Reasoning Behind Unfaithfulness, Cassie Guittari, William Paterson<br />
33. Generational Comparison of Attitudes on Same-sex Marriage: Is There a Generational Gap, Jennifer<br />
Dessel, William Paterson University<br />
34. Black Male Students in College: The Gender Divide, Arlene Barochin, Yale University<br />
35. Upward and Lateral Conflict Management by Hourly Wage Restaurant Employees, Patrick McNicholas,<br />
William Paterson University<br />
36. A <strong>Program</strong> Proposal for Combating Gang Recruitment in Paterson, New Jersey, Will Graulich, William<br />
Paterson University<br />
37. Recruitment and Retention of Fire Fighters in Time of Decrease in Volunteers: A <strong>Program</strong> Evaluation,<br />
Michael Greeley, William Paterson University<br />
38. Effects of Military Service on Veterans Socioeconomic Status and Quality of Life, Jared Sterk, William<br />
Paterson University<br />
39. Cross Cultural Marriageability: A Study of American South Asian Women and Marriage, Yasin Khan ,<br />
University of Connecticut<br />
40. The Commodification of Cleanliness, Victoria Corcoran, UMass Amherst<br />
41. Expectations for Relationships Among Children of Divorce and Unhappy Marriages: Do our Parents<br />
Relationships Determine Our Own, Caroline Phillips, Wellesley College<br />
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280. MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work & Technology in the Post-Obama Era — Are the Culture<br />
Wars Over The Post Obama Landscape (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
• Nuanced Thinking and/or Moving to the Center Cultural Contradictions in the Age of Obama, Lynn<br />
Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
• Threat Level Lavender: Gay Marriage, Contested Citizenship and the New Culture Wars, Suzanna Danuta<br />
Walters, Indiana University- Bloomington<br />
• Family Values After 'Family Values', Arlene S. Skolnick, New York University<br />
• Food Fights: Culture Wars in the Cafeteria, Janet Poppendieck, Hunter College<br />
Sessions 3:30 PM—5:00 PM<br />
281. Thematic— Environmental Crises, Social Inequalities and Environmental Justice (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota<br />
• Plenitude: Economics for an Age of Ecological Decline, Juliet Schor, Boston College<br />
• Environmental Justice Movements in New England, Kalila Barnett, Alternatives for Community &<br />
Environment (ACE)<br />
• Social Justice Frames in Radical Environmental Movements, David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota;<br />
Hollie Nyseth, University of Minnesota<br />
• Toward a More Transformative Environmental Justice Politics, Danny Farber, Northeastern University<br />
Discussant:<br />
David N. Pellow, University of Minnesota<br />
282. Conversation with— William Julius Wilson, Larry Bobo, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on "Post-Obama<br />
America: Race, Ethnicity and Politics in America" (Arlington Room)<br />
Discussants:<br />
William Julius Wilson, Harvard University<br />
Larry Bobo, Harvard University<br />
Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College<br />
283. Author-Meets-Critics— The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Reshaping Family,<br />
Work and Gender in America by Kathleen Gerson (Part of MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender, Family, Work &<br />
Technology in the Post-Obama Era) (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
• Critic, Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
• Critic, Michael Kimmel, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
• Critic, Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY<br />
Discussant:<br />
Kathleen Gerson, New York University<br />
284. Regular Paper Session— Analyzing Gender/Sexualities in the Field (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Lauren S Ross, Quinnipiac University<br />
• Doing Gender, Doing Sexuality: Mixed Messages at the Go-Go Club, David C. Lane, University of<br />
Delaware ; Brian Newby , University of Delaware<br />
• I Don’t Go Out with My Self: Street Prostitutes Construction of the Body in Service of the Self, Dana<br />
Zarhin, Brandeis University<br />
• Business or Pleasure Gender Performances at an Adult Film Convention, Rachel S Everley , Boston<br />
University<br />
• Attitudes about Homosexuality: An Examination of the Effects of Friendship Networks, Demographic<br />
Characteristics and Political Ideology in a large Southern City, Kimberly G Tauches, SUNY, Albany; Chris<br />
A Galvan, SUNY, Albany<br />
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285. Regular Paper Session— If We Get Health Reform, What Really Matters (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Sara M Moorman, Boston College<br />
The Reform that Shook the World: Cultural Narratives and Elite Media Discourse on the Health Care<br />
Reform, Marina Vujnovic, Monmouth University<br />
Undocumented Immigrants and Health Reform: The Exclusion Continues, Charlene Galarneau, Wellesley<br />
College<br />
From Disclosure to Transparency: Using Device Company Data to Verify Medical Researchers' Conflict of<br />
Interest Statements., Susan C Chimonas, Columbia University; Zachary Frosch, Columbia University;<br />
David J Rothman, Columbia University<br />
286. Regular Paper Session— International Migration in Global Perspectives (Constitution Room)<br />
Presider: Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis University<br />
Adjustment of Indian Families in Riyadh <strong>Society</strong>, Aziza A Alnuaim, King Saud University<br />
From Village Turks to Euro Turks: Turkish State's Perceptions of Turkish Migrants in Europe, Zeynep S<br />
Artan-Bayhan, CUNY, the Graduate Center<br />
'Us and Them': Immigrant Women from Albania, Rumania, Ukraine and Russia in Greece, Pelagia<br />
Papazahariou, St. John's University<br />
Foreigners and Multiethnic Citizens: Receptions of Immigrants in South Korea, Keumjae Park, William<br />
Paterson University<br />
Keeping Up with the Diallos: Household Wealth, Relative Deprivation, and Migration from Senegal to<br />
Europe, Erik R Vickstrom, Princeton University<br />
287. Regular Paper Session— Investigating Countermovement Dynamics (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Nicole Hala, Queens College<br />
Explaining Immigration Raids as State Repression, Counter-Movement Dynamics and Endogenous<br />
Organizational Processes Within U.S. Cities and Towns, 2003-2008, Thomas Pineros-Shields, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
Kurdish Ethnic and Islamic Mobilizations in Turkey: A Study of Rival Movements, Mustafa Gurbuz,<br />
University of Connecticut<br />
Anti-immigrant Sentiment and the Day Without an Immigrant Protests, Teal K Rothschild, Roger Williams<br />
University<br />
288. Regular Paper Session— Local and Global: Implementing Human Rights (Stuart Room)<br />
Presider: George R Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University<br />
Localization of Global Human Rights: Contemporary Ethnography of the Human Rights Commission in<br />
West Bengal, India, Ranita Ray, University of Connecticut<br />
Female Trafficking in Nepal: A Role of Non Governmental Organizations in Reintegration of Victims back<br />
into the <strong>Society</strong>, Sakun Gajurel, Methodist University<br />
Global Rights, Indian Children The Global "Rights" Discourse in the NGO-State Literature in India, Tarun<br />
D Banerjee, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
An Assessment of the Social Impact of Human Rights Conferences: A Qualitative Study of the First Nepali<br />
Women’s Global Network (NWGN) Conference, Barret M Katuna, University of Connecticut<br />
289. Regular Paper Session— Long Waves of Economic and Political Stability (Back Bay)<br />
Presider: Aleksandra Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Secular Inflationary Wave-Driven Political Instability, Joseph N Cohen, CUNY, Queens College; April<br />
Linton, University of California- San Diego<br />
Racism, Rebel Minorities, and Desolate Individualism, Miin-wen Shih, Binghamton University<br />
War, Economy, Culture Conflict and the 2008 Presidential Election, James V DeFronzo, University of<br />
Connecticut; Jungyun Gill, University of Connecticut<br />
<strong>Sociological</strong> Theories of the State and Globalization: The Implications for Understanding Barak Obama's<br />
Policy Approaches in the Middle East., Hooshang Pazaki, East Stroudsburg University; Chin Hu, East<br />
Stroudsburg University<br />
Hegemony and Political Crisis, Michael Billeaux, University of Wisconsin - Madison<br />
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Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d<br />
290. Regular Paper Session— Marriage in Contemporary American <strong>Society</strong> (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Kathleen Denny, University of Maryland, College Park<br />
Early Substance Use and Its Impact on Marital Status: An Examination of Substance Use, Marriage, and<br />
Divorce, Melissa A Menasco, Canisius College; Sampson Lee Blair, The State University of New York at<br />
Buffalo<br />
Premarital Cohabitation and Marriage in the United States, 1965-2002, Arielle Kuperberg, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Do You Take This Institution: Cultural Imagery of Marriage, Karyn Loscocco, SUNY, Albany; Susan<br />
Walzer, Skidmore College<br />
Racial Variations in the Association between Age at First Birth and Marital Quality, Theresa M Simpson,<br />
Rutgers University; Dawne M Mouzon, Rutgers University<br />
291. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Urban Neighborhoods (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Richard E Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY<br />
Perceptions of Neighborhood Inequality, Amy M Natiella, SUNY, Buffalo<br />
Perceptions of Neighborhood Safety and Parental Monitoring: The Role of Families in Shaping Children’s<br />
Neighborhood Exposure, Anita Zuberi, Penn State University<br />
Negotiating Neighborhoods: Residential Mobility Decisions of Low-income Families, Peter A Rosenblatt,<br />
Johns Hopkins University; Stefanie DeLuca, Johns Hopkins University<br />
West Branch, More than a Library: Understanding a Neighborhood Library’s Local Relevance, Carolyn M<br />
Ly, Yale University; Waverly Duck, Yale University<br />
The Social Structure of Healthy Cities, Annie Scola Wisnesky, University of Connecticut; Michael Wallace,<br />
University of Connecticut<br />
292. Regular Paper Session— New Social Networks: The New Generation and Identities (Lexington<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Rebecca Tiger , Middlebury College<br />
Living a Techno-organic Life: Interpersonal Relationships and Social Networking Technology Among<br />
College Students, Alecea I Standlee, Syracuse University<br />
Let a Million Blogs Bloom: The Social World of Blotanical, Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College<br />
Communications Technology & Social Connections: A Comparison of On and Off Campus Student<br />
Networks, Jacqueline M. Keil, Kean University; Mary Lou Mayo, Kean University; Gordon E. Marsh,<br />
Roanoke College<br />
Writing for Mr. Right: The Presentation of Self in Online Dating Profiles, Kimberly J McGann, Nazareth<br />
College<br />
293. Regular Paper Session— Slow Sociology: A Timely Topic (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut<br />
Organizer: Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut<br />
Slow Sociology: Notes from the Contact Zone, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University<br />
From a Study to a Journey: Holding an Ethnographic Gaze of Urban Poverty for Two Decades, Timothy<br />
Black, University of Hartford<br />
Ten Years On: Making Relationships and Making Meaning in Indian Country, Barbara Gurr, University of<br />
Connecticut<br />
Discussant:<br />
Anita I Garey, University of Connecticut<br />
294. Regular Paper Session— Virtual Sexual Identities (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Sara B Raley, McDaniel College<br />
The Kiss is Gay, But They’re Not: Sexual Stigma, Esteem and Rap Fans Response to Ambiguously Sexual<br />
Behavior, Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware; Holly Swan, University of Delaware<br />
Between Four Worlds: Latino Bisexual and Bicultural Men Straddling Amid Multiple Realities, Diana<br />
Hernandez, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University<br />
Contextualizing Gender and Sexuality: Spaces For and Against Gay Rights Advocacy, Jeffrey Johnson,<br />
George Mason University<br />
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Saturday, 3:30 PM—5:00 PM cont’d<br />
295. Regular Paper Session— Working Towards a Sociology of Genocide: Collective Violence, Social<br />
Change and Memory (Newbury Room)<br />
Presider: Stanislav Vysotsky, Willamette University<br />
Saving Darfur The Emergence of a Social Movement and the Impact of Social Media, Kimberly M Lok,<br />
Brooklyn College - City University of New York<br />
Genocide as a Social Movement: Examining Structural Production of the Values of Ethnic Identity and<br />
Conflict, Adrienne Lemon, Boston University<br />
"God Must Have Been Sleeping": The Role of Religion in Narratives of Survival by Rwandan Genocide<br />
Survivors, Nicole S. Fox, Brandeis<br />
A Good Death Memory and Commemoration of Nazi Euthanasia Crimes in Special Children’s Wards<br />
(Kinderfachabteilungen) in Germany, Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic, Lutz Kaelber, University of<br />
Vermont<br />
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:00 PM<br />
296. Plenary— Presentation of <strong>2010</strong> Awards and Rosanna Hertz's Presidential Address (Georgian<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Pamela Stone, ESS VP: Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Awards Presentations<br />
Candace Rogers Award, Sharon Sassler, Cornell University, to Youngjoo Cha, Cornell University<br />
Rose Laub Coser Award, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey, to Rania Salem, Princeton<br />
University; honorable mention to Beth Latshaw, University of North Carolina<br />
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College, to Javier Auyero and Débora<br />
Swistun for Flammable. Environmental Suffering in an Argentine Shantytown; honorable mention to Mario<br />
Small for Unanticipated Gains<br />
2009-<strong>2010</strong> Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgment, Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate<br />
Center, CUNY, to Naomi Gerstel University of Massachusetts.<br />
<strong>2010</strong> RMW Lecture Sites, Pamela Stone, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY: Elizabethtown<br />
College and Ithaca College<br />
<strong>2010</strong>-2011 Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University, to Mark Jacobs, George<br />
Mason University.<br />
ESS Merit Award, Arthur Paris, Syracuse University, to Nancy Denton, SUNY Albany.<br />
Undergraduate Poster Winners, Theresa Morris, Trinity College<br />
Presidential Address: Bait and Switch and the American Dream, Rosanna Hertz<br />
Introduction: Robert J. Thomas, Accenture and Brandeis University<br />
Reception and Jazz to follow<br />
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Sunday, March 21<br />
Sessions 8:30 AM—10:00 AM<br />
297. Thematic— Successful Societies and Societal Resilience (Clarendon Room)<br />
Organizer: Michele Lamont, Harvard University<br />
From Successful Societies to Social Resilience: Overview and Approach, Michele Lamont, Harvard<br />
University<br />
Collective Capacities and Social Resilience: The "Botswana Paradox" and the Response to AIDS in sub-<br />
Saharan Africa, Ann Swidler, University of California, Berkeley<br />
From Neurons to Neighborhoods to Nation-States: Geographic Scale in Healthy Human Development and<br />
Social Resilience, James R. Dunn, McMaster University<br />
What Is Neoliberalism What Are Its Social Costs, William Sewell, Jr., University of Chicago<br />
Discussant:<br />
Jason Beckfield, Harvard University<br />
298. Author-Meets-Critics— When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: The Lives of Three Puerto Rican Brothers<br />
On and Off the Streets by Timothy Black (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Kathryn Edin, Harvard University<br />
Critic, Jamie J Fader, SUNY, Albany<br />
Critic, Bruce Western, Harvard University<br />
Critic, Simon I. Singer, Northeastern University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Timothy Black, University of Hartford<br />
299. Regular Paper Session— Against Sexual Stereotypes (Longfellow Room)<br />
Presider: Susan M Reverby, Wellesley College<br />
The Stomachache of Turkish Women: Virginity Loss and Premarital Sex, Tugce Ellialti, University of<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
A <strong>Sociological</strong> Study of Women’s Masturbation Experiences, Amanda B Moras, Central Connecticut State<br />
University<br />
Privilege in Pornography: Race, Sexuality, and the Whitening of Desires, Nicole LaMarre, SSUNY, Albany<br />
Doing it For Themselves Mixed Messages and Conflicted Feelings about Women's Sexuality, Beth<br />
Montemurro, Pennsylvania State University, Abington<br />
300. Regular Paper Session— Classroom Issues (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Kenneth B Lang, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
What is Happening in the University Classroom: Observations of Student/Instructor Interactions, Susan<br />
Varnum, Temple University; John Schiller, Temple University; Joseph Ducette, Temple University<br />
Disjuncture between Students and Instructor Perception of Class Activities, Andria Smythe, Judy Stull,<br />
Susan Varnum, Temple University<br />
Concentrating on Current Concerns in the Classroom- An Honors Seminar on 'Contemporary Islam: Its<br />
Socio-economic Context', Jaskiran K. Mathur, St. Francis College; Behrouz Tabrizi, St. Francis College<br />
<strong>Sociological</strong> Implications of Academic Advising, Diane L. Muehl, SUNY Canton<br />
301. Regular Paper Session— Collective Organizing and Health Care: Contemporary & Historical Models<br />
(Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Michael Gibbons, Gettysburg College<br />
Lincoln Collective: The Politics of the Medical Class in Health Care Reform, Andrew W Greenberg, CUNY<br />
Graduate Center<br />
Embodiment of Health: The Impact of Fundraising Walks on Client-Participants, Jorie Hofstra, Rutgers<br />
University<br />
Influenza and Inequality: One Town's Tragic Response to the 1918 Epidemic, Patricia J Fanning,<br />
Bridgewater State College<br />
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Sunday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d<br />
302. Regular Paper Session— Concepts of Criminal Justice (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College<br />
Plea Bargaining, Benign Neglect, and Symbolic Racism: Teaching Students about Criminal Justice, Paul<br />
Kooistra, Furman University; Dustin Gourdin, Furman University<br />
A Lonely Defense, Daryl J Finizio, Northeastern University<br />
The Financial Crisis as White Collar Crime: A Conceptual, Contextual and Critical Analysis, David O<br />
Friedrichs, University of Scranton<br />
The Warden is Comin': Game Wardens as Multifarious Law Enforcement Officers, Matthew R Filteau, The<br />
Pennsylvania State University<br />
303. Regular Paper Session— Defining Mental Health (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: Stephanie W. Hartwell, University of Massachusetts, Boston<br />
Professional Boundaries and Public Responses: How Cultural Preferences for Child Mental Health<br />
Treatment Support and Counter Struggles in the Medical Division of Labor, Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston<br />
University; Bernice A Pescosolido, Indiana University<br />
The Chance of Violence: Probabilistic Thinking and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Justin A Snyder,<br />
University of Virginia<br />
Social Ties, Mental Illness, and Community Context: A Theoretically Guided Analysis of Empowerment in<br />
Group Homes, Russell K Schutt, University of Massachusetts Boston<br />
Literacy in the Lives of People with Serious Mental Illness, Meghan V Doran, Northeastern University;<br />
Alisa K Lincoln, Northeastern University<br />
304. Regular Paper Session— Global Capitalism (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Benjamin F Hadis, Montclair State University<br />
Cohesion versus Competition: The Effect of Structural Equivalence on Global Bilateral Trade, 1948-2000,<br />
Chan-ung Park, Yonsei University; Min Zhou, Harvard University<br />
Financial Liberalism & State Dependency on Private Finance, Joseph N Cohen, CUNY, Queens College<br />
Regulation of Intellectual Property Rights and Neo-Colonialism, Aleia Y Clark, University of Maryland -<br />
College Park; Michelle Smirnova, University of Maryland<br />
305. Regular Paper Session— Immigration, Crime and Resettlement (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Regine O Jackson, Emory University<br />
The New Wave of African Immigrants in the United States, Holly E Reed, Queens College, CUNY;<br />
Catherine S Andrzejewski, Principia International; Diana Strumbos, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
From Boom to Bust: Examine Asian Immigrants' Experience in Housing Market Crisis, Ying Yang,<br />
Mansfield University<br />
Crime in the New Gateways: A Place-Level Analysis of the Changing Patterns of Immigrant Settlement ,<br />
Vincent A Ferraro, Northeastern University<br />
Moments of Encounter between Nation and Immigrant: Opportunities, Choices and Punjabi Settlement in<br />
America, Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College<br />
306. Regular Paper Session— Intersections of Work and Family (Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University<br />
Educational Differences in the Impacts of Labor Market Restructuring on Marriage Declines: Evidence from<br />
National Longitudinal Surveys, Lijun Yang, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Does Stress at Work Crossover to Your Mate, Megan Henly, University of New Hampshire; Kristin Smith,<br />
Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire<br />
Balancing Beliefs, Behaviors, and a Baby: How Women in Dual-earner Couples Decide on Maternity Leave<br />
Length, Medora W. Barnes, John Carroll University<br />
The Decline of Parenting and Children's Educational Preparedness, Susan C Herrick, West Liberty<br />
University<br />
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Sunday, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM cont’d<br />
307. Regular Paper Session— Investigating the University (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American <strong>Sociological</strong> Association<br />
Research Universities, Local States and Local Economic Growth, Vincent S. Serravallo, Rochester<br />
Institute of Technology<br />
An Assets Approach to Community-Initiated, Community-University Partnerships, Billie Gastic, University<br />
of Massachusetts - Boston; Diana Salas Coronado, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
The Entrepreneurial University: A New Institutional Form, Stella Kounelaki, Massachusetts Institute of<br />
Technology<br />
The NJ Urban Youth Research Initiative :Establishing PARtnerships with Schools and Communities,<br />
Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's College; David Surrey, Saint Peter's College; Mayida Zaal, Monticular State<br />
University; Sweety Patel, Snyder; Kwame Gilbert, Farleigh Dickinson University; Fancisco De Jesus,<br />
Snyder; Simone Inman, Snyder; Tameka Carter, Snyder; Chris Trenfield, Snyder<br />
308. Regular Paper Session— Marriage and Widowhood in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Jean L Potuchek, Gettysburg College<br />
Indian During the Week, American on the Weekends: The Construction of Indian American Identity on<br />
Matrimonial and Dating Sites, Shrina Amin, Boston University<br />
The Widows of Vrindavan - Their Lives and Their Voice, Shweta Majumdar, University of Connecticut<br />
Politics in the Transnational Marriage: Young Adult Pakistani-Americans, Azka Tanveer Mahmood,<br />
University of South Florida<br />
The Role of Education in Marriage Formation: An In-depth Investigation of the Economic and Ideational<br />
Features of Educations Influence, Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill<br />
309. Regular Paper Session— Perceptions of Communities in Comparative Perspectives (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Kathleen A Dunn, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
A Plural Cinemascape, Lakshmi Srinivas, University of Massachusetts, Boston<br />
(re)Writing Histories: The Case of Revitalization in the Casco Histórico of Buenos Aires, Jacob H<br />
Lederman, The Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Assessing Attitudes and Perceptions about Human Needs and Community Responses, Mathew Johnson,<br />
Siena College; Donald P Levy, Siena College<br />
310. Regular Paper Session— States of Emergency (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Scott Leon Washington, Princeton University<br />
Structural Violence and Tourism in Chichicastenango, Guatemala, Helen S Jolly, SUNY Stony Brook<br />
Moments of Crisis and National Narratives: The Relationship between Economic Crises and Ascendant<br />
Stories of American Identity in the Past One-Hundred Years, Shannon L Anderson, Roanoke College<br />
Relational Determinants of an Authoritarian State in India, 1975-77, Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State<br />
University of New Jersey<br />
The Long Lingering Shadow: Law, Liberalism and Race in the Americas, Robert Cottrol, George<br />
Washington University; Tanya K. Hernandez, Fordham University<br />
311. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS General Business Breakfast <strong>Meeting</strong> - Open to ESS<br />
Membership (Stanbro Room)<br />
312. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— SWS Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (St. James Room)<br />
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Sunday cont’d<br />
Sessions 10:15 AM—11:45 AM<br />
313. Thematic— Democracy in the Age of Obama (Clarendon Room)<br />
Presider: Marion Orr, Brown University<br />
Organizer: Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University<br />
Democracy in the Age of Obama will examine various dimensions in citizen participation during the election of 2008<br />
(the organizing model, social networking tools, and other means of voter mobilization), as well as efforts during the<br />
first year or so of the Obama administration to expand civic engagement through a variety of means. We will<br />
examine the tensions, as well as potential complementarities, of different initiatives: Organizing for America, open<br />
government initiative, national service, social entrepreneurship, federal agency collaborative governance projects,<br />
and pose the larger questions of sustainable democratic innovation and organizing.<br />
Marshall Ganz, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University<br />
Caroline Lee, Lafayette College<br />
Hahrie Han, Wellesley College<br />
Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University<br />
314. Author-Meets-Critics— DES Daughters: Embodied Knowledge and the Transformation of Women's<br />
Health Politics by Susan Bell (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Patricia Rieker, Boston University<br />
Critic, Rene Almeling, Yale University<br />
Critic, Julie R. Palmer, Boston University<br />
Critic, Constance A. Nathanson, Columbia University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Susan E. Bell, Bowdoin College<br />
315. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Mental Health: Population, Profession and Context (Whittier<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Jennifer Anne Vanderminden, University of New Hampshire<br />
Unfulfilled Expectations and Symptoms of Depression Among Young Adults in the United States, Krysia N<br />
Mossakowski, University of Miami<br />
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Community-Based Children’s Mental Health Service Access, Yumiko<br />
Aratani, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health; Janice L Cooper, Columbia University<br />
Mailman School of Public Health<br />
Adolescent Mental Health Care: Practitioners Negotiations of Managed Care and the DSM in Contemporary<br />
Socioeconomic Realities, Amber D Nelson, University of Maryland<br />
Examining the Relationship Between Poverty, Adolescent Mental Health and Educational Achievement: An<br />
Ecological Cross-Sectional Study, Sharon R Sznitman, University of Pennsylvania; Liza Reisel, City<br />
University of New York, the Graduate Center; Daniel Romer, University of Pennsylvania<br />
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services for North Country Youth, Meghan L. Mills, The University of<br />
New Hampshire<br />
316. Regular Paper Session— How Families Respond to Economic Crisis and Class Competition<br />
(Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Linda M. Burns, Carlow University<br />
Time Use as a Mechanism for Class Reproduction, Ayse Yetis-Bayraktar, University of Massachusetts<br />
"Not Like The Other Black Girls" How Race, Class, and Family Impact Gendered Competition, Colleen<br />
Butler-Sweet, University of Connecticut<br />
Household Responses to Economic Shock: The Case of the Turkish 2001 Economic Crisis , Bruce H<br />
Rankin, Koc University; Ik A Aytaç, Boaziçi University<br />
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Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
317. Regular Paper Session— Immigration and Residential Segregation (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Onoso I Imoagene, Harvard University<br />
Residential Choice of Immigrant Groups in Newark City, 1880, John Logan, Brown University; Hyoung-jin<br />
Shin, Brown University<br />
Everything in its Place: Haitian American Place-Making in Boston, Regine O Jackson, Emory University<br />
Immigration, Integration and Segregation: An Examination of Neighborhood Racial Change and Stability in<br />
New York City Since 1965, Ronald J.O. Flores, Connecticut College; Arum P Lobo, New York City<br />
Department of Planning; Joseph J Salvo, New York City Department of Planning<br />
Forms of Immigrant Incorporation Amid Affluence, Elizabeth A Miller, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
318. Regular Paper Session— Informing Inclusiveness in Democratic Political Systems with Social<br />
Theory (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: A. Javier Trevino, Wheaton College<br />
The Rise and Demise of CW Mills' Power Elite Theory, Danilo Mandic, Harvard University<br />
Renewing the Pragmatist Roots of Participatory and Deliberative Democracy: Dewey, Mead, Park and<br />
Habermas, David W Woods, Queens College<br />
Classical Social Theory's Contribution to the Study of Fans and Fandom, Casey Brienza, University of<br />
Cambridge<br />
Simmel's "Stranger" in the Context of Bismarckian Germany, Stephen Kalberg, Boston University<br />
319. Regular Paper Session— Interrogating the Subject: Innovations in Research Methods (Charles<br />
River Room)<br />
Presider: Michele Lee Kozimor-King, Elizabethtown College<br />
Little White Lies: The Effect of Media Consumption and Race of Interviewer on White Participant<br />
Responses During Telephone Surveys, Melissa F Pirkey, University of Notre Dame<br />
Multimedia Methodologies: Qualitative Technologies, Avery Tompkins, Syracuse University<br />
Lost (and Found) in Translation: Interviewing Women after Mass Violence, Jenna Appelbaum, New York<br />
University<br />
Focusing on Communication: Employing Focus Groups with Deaf Participants, Jeremy L Brunson,<br />
Gallaudet University<br />
(In)Access: The Fragility of Social Research in Times Uncertain, Amy E Stich, State University of New<br />
York at Buffalo; Kristin Cipollone, State University of New York at Buffalo<br />
320. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating the Burden of Care in Chronic Illness (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Jennifer M Silva, University of Virginia<br />
Dilemmas in Informal Cancer Care: The Unexpected Benefits of Being Working Class, Cameron L<br />
Macdonald, University of Wisconsin<br />
The Theoretical Importance of Finances, Education and Occupation for Understanding the Link between<br />
SES and Health Care Navigation, Elizabeth A Gage, Roswell Park Cancer Institute; Christina Panagakis,<br />
The State University of New York at Buffalo<br />
Hard Illness, Hard Times: An Analysis of Gender Differences in Divorce and Separation Driven by Cancer-<br />
Related Problems, Cristina S Stephens, Kennesaw State University<br />
Who Bears the Burden of Chronic Disease Evidence from the 2004 Western New York Health Risk<br />
Assessment, Michael I Lichter, University at Buffalo; Laurene Tumiel-Berhalter, University of Buffalo; Bob<br />
Watkins, University of Buffalo<br />
321. Regular Paper Session— Organizational Processes (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Jerome Himmelstein, Amherst College<br />
Every Man for Himself Testing Multiple Theories of Emergency Egress during the Rhode Island Station<br />
Night Club Fire., Manuel R Torres, University of Delaware<br />
Community Level Indicators for (Not) Reporting Hate-Crimes., Catherine A Gildae, Wheaton College;<br />
Kristin R Stone, Northeastern University<br />
Culture and Cognition in the Performance of Multiple Roles: The Process of Mental Weighing, Karen<br />
Danna-Lynch, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School<br />
Resolving Defects and Following Rules: The Social Foundations of Excellence in Organizational Safety and<br />
Operations, John Lyneis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
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Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
322. Regular Paper Session— Socioeconomic Attainments and the Transition into Young Adulthood<br />
(Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Anita Zuberi, Penn State University<br />
A Study of the Life Course Transitions of Men of Color Living in Urban Communities and the Implications<br />
for Younger Generations., Rahsaan Mahadeo, University of Massachusetts - Boston<br />
Gendered Employment Patterns for Baltimore Teenagers, Susan Clampet-Lundquist, Saint Joseph's<br />
University<br />
Striving for Economic Independence in Young Adulthood, Janel E Benson, Colgate University<br />
323. Regular Paper Session— <strong>Sociological</strong> Analysis of Health and Aging (Longfellow Room)<br />
Presider: Juyeon Kim, The University of Chicago<br />
Methodological Issues in Cross-National Data Analysis: Aging and Mental Health in the United States and<br />
Japan, Andrew Tiedt, Fordham University<br />
I Pulled the Tooth Myself: The Economic Crisis and Its Implications for the Lives of Pensioners in Post-<br />
Socialist Romania, Gerard Anthony Weber, Bronx Community College<br />
Medicalization and Agency: An Exploration of Women's Resistance in a Highly-Medicalized Culture,<br />
Jessica Campbell Buie, University of Virginia<br />
Keeping the Self and Memories: Alzheimer’s Disease in Feature Films, Elizabeth W Markson, Brandeis<br />
University<br />
324. Regular Paper Session— The Media and its Discontents (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Mary Kirby-Diaz, Farmingdale State College SUNY<br />
Shameful Behaviors: David Letterman's Use of Image Restoration Strategies During a Sex Scandal, Rod<br />
Carveth, Fitchburg State College<br />
Mediation of the Mapuche Social Movement: Time, Memory, Ritual and Collective Identity, Trinidad Valle,<br />
Fordham University<br />
The Deliberating Press, James W Malazita, Drexel University; Alexander Nikolaev, Drexel University;<br />
Douglas V Porpora, Drexel University<br />
The Defeat of Market Logic in Entertainment: The Communitarian Spirit Strikes Back, Erzsebet Fazekas,<br />
SUNY, Albany<br />
Comparing Journalistic Cultures through Deportation Drama, Matthias Revers, SUNY, Albany<br />
325. Regular Paper Session— Unequal Outcomes of Higher Education (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Melissa A Pittaoulis, Temple University<br />
Financial and Psychological Well-being of Recent College Graduates, Megumi Omori, Bloomsburg<br />
University of Pennsylvania; Heather Feldhaus, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania<br />
The Effect of Education on Psychological Well-Being, Laurie Cohen, Rutgers University<br />
What Knowledge is of the Most Worth An Investigation of Fields of Study, College Selectivity and Income<br />
Disparity, Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University; Gokhan Savas, Syracuse University<br />
Traditional Arts School versus Liberal Arts School: A Study of Student Expectations and Outcomes, Gina<br />
M Dandrow, Fordham University<br />
Accumulating Capital at Work: Social Class, Work during College, and Educational Success, Josipa Roksa,<br />
University of Virginia<br />
326. Regular Paper Session— Violent Youth A Discussion on Crime and Law (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Cynthia A Robbins, University of Delaware<br />
Underground Economy of Gangs: The Intersection of Violence and Economic Enterprise, Laura L Hansen,<br />
University of Massachusetts Boston<br />
Perceptions of Legitimacy in Juvenile Delinquency Court - How Parents and Youth Discuss Law and Justice,<br />
Liana J. Pennington, Northeastern University<br />
Desistance to Re-offending for Adjudicated Youth: A Qualitative Study, Stephanie W. Hartwell, University<br />
of Massachusetts, Boston; Robert McMackin, Life Resources; Robert Tansi, Department of Youth Services<br />
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Sunday, 10:15 AM—11:45 AM cont’d<br />
327. Regular Paper Session— Women, Kinship and Agency in Contemporary South Asia (White Hill<br />
Room)<br />
Presider: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College<br />
Promoting Women’s Political Participation in Pakistan: The Case of Aurat Foundation, Afshan Jafar,<br />
Connecticut College<br />
Gendered Expectations and Class Performances: Middle Class Working Women in Pakistan, Yasmin Zaidi,<br />
Brandeis University<br />
The Politics of Empowerment in India: The Case of Dalit Women, Denise Benoit Scott, SUNY Geneseo<br />
A Moral Economy of Remittances: A Case Study of a Bangladeshi Community in New York, Natacha<br />
Stevanovic, Columbia University<br />
Women, Culture and the Grass Root Politics in Indian Coal Mines, Jyoti Sinha, Jawaharlal Nehru<br />
University<br />
328. ESS Special Events & <strong>Meeting</strong>s— ESS Executive Committee <strong>Meeting</strong> (Stanbro Room)<br />
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM<br />
329. Regular Paper Session— Adolescent Experience (Whittier Room)<br />
Presider: Kimberly G Tauches, SUNY Albany<br />
Removing the Risk from Adolescent Sexual Behavior: An Intersectional Analysis of Adolescent Sexual<br />
Empowerment, Jamie L. Gusrang, University of Connecticut<br />
Adolescent Sexual Styles: Operationalizing Sexual Subjectivity in the National Longitudinal Study of<br />
Adolescent Health, Stacy Missari, University of Connecticut<br />
Out in the Village: Reconfiguring LGBT Youth Culture, Jeff D McGraham, Brooklyn College<br />
Nothing Out There: Awareness of Community Institutions among LGBT Youth, Jeffery P Dennis, SUNY<br />
Oneonta<br />
330. Regular Paper Session— Assimilation and the New Second Generation (Winthrop Room)<br />
Presider: Nazreen S Bacchus, The Graduate Center, CUNY<br />
Revisiting Immigrant Incorporation Theories, Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University<br />
Layered Identities: The Identities, and Boundary Making Processes Among Adult Second Generation<br />
African Immigrants in the US and UK, Onoso I Imoagene, Harvard University<br />
The Native Problem: Comparing Canadian And Australian Indigenous Assimilation Policies, Zophia Y<br />
Edwards, Boston University<br />
331. Regular Paper Session— Changing Times: Families' Coping Strategies (St. James Room)<br />
Presider: Yingchun Ji, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill<br />
The House of Cards: The New Safety Net for Low-Income Families in the Post-Welfare Era, Sara<br />
Sternberg Greene, Harvard University<br />
The Effects of Gender on the Foreclosure Experience, Karen M McCormack, Wheaton College; Iyar Mazar,<br />
Wheaton College; Sara Lubin, Wheaton College<br />
Why Unemployed Americans Blame Themselves and Unemployed Israelis Blame the System: A Cross-<br />
National Comparison of Subjective Responses to Unemployment, Ofer Sharone, Massachusetts Institute<br />
of Technology; Loren Lopez, Wellesley College; Emma Rosen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
332. Regular Paper Session— Contemporary Art Worlds: Chelsea contra Bushwick (Cabot Room)<br />
Presider: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS<br />
Organizer: Barbara R. Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS<br />
"Is Bushwick the Next Chelsea", David Halle, University of California, Los Angeles<br />
Bushwick, Brooklyn: A Study of Intercultural Communication in a Neighborhood of Contrasts, Barbara R.<br />
Walters, CUNY, Kingsborough and SPS<br />
Bushwick: Globalization and Local Community in an Emerging Art World, Kim Robinson, University of<br />
California - Los Angelos<br />
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Sunday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d<br />
333. Regular Paper Session— Creating Attitudes: H1N1, HIV, ADHD and Social Risk (Franklin Room)<br />
Presider: Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University<br />
H1N1 Student Attitudes and Behaviors, Lillian O. Holloman, Prince George's Community College<br />
The Socio-Cultural Construction of HIV/AIDS in Africa: Evidence from Nigerian ("Nollywood") and<br />
Ghanaian ("Ghallywood") Movies., Emmanuel F Koku, Drexel University<br />
Legal Accommodations for Adult ADHD: An Examination of the Implications in Post-Secondary Education<br />
and the Workplace, Patricia E Neff, Edinboro University<br />
Health Risk as Social Risk, Chris Gillespie, Brandeis University<br />
334. Regular Paper Session— Information and Labor Markets (Cambridge Room)<br />
Presider: Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University<br />
Strength of Flows, Jason Davis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Oliver Hahl, Massacusetts<br />
Institute of Technology<br />
The Presence of the Past: Career Imprints and Selection to Entrepreneurship, Aleksandra Kacperczyk,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br />
Economic Development, Trade, and the Relations Among Mainland China, Taiwan and the United States,<br />
Gabe T. Wang, William Paterson University<br />
335. Regular Paper Session— Living the Drama: Drugs, Sex and Violence (White Hill Room)<br />
Presider: Amanda B Moras, Central Connecticut State University<br />
School Leaders Talk about School Violence and Its Remedies, Billie Gastic, University of Massachusetts<br />
Boston; Elaine Donnelly, University of Massachusetts Boston<br />
Condoms and Sugar Daddies: Condom Use Among Low SES Adolescent Women Who Receive Spending<br />
Money from a Sexual Partner, Janet E Rosenbaum, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health;<br />
Jonathan Zenilman, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions; Ralph DiClemente, Emory University<br />
Violence Against Women in India: The Impact of Community and Autonomy, Sunita Bose, SUNY New<br />
Paltz; Darian Pucciarelli, SUNY New Paltz<br />
The Role of Social Location in Shaping Male Clients' Perceptions and Reported Treatment of Female Sex<br />
Workers, Tara M Mancini, American University<br />
336. Regular Paper Session— Navigating College Despite Obstacles (Holmes)<br />
Presider: Jill M Smith, Brandeis University<br />
The Best-Case Scenario: Practices and Politics of Post-secondary Educational Supports for Low-income<br />
Mothers in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Autumn Green, Boston College<br />
Organizational Brokers: Exploring the Social Networks of College Student Parents, A. Fiona Pearson,<br />
Central Connecticut State University<br />
Identity, Anomie, and Unification: Low-Income First Generation College Students and Their Parents,<br />
Ashley C Rondini, Brandeis University<br />
Unconventional Classmates: Veterans' Transitions from War to College, Thanh My Ly-Turnbull , Southern<br />
Connecticut State University<br />
337. Regular Paper Session— Negotiating Social Identity in School (Longfellow Room)<br />
Presider: Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University<br />
School Choice and Shared Spaces: Negotiations of Identity in Urban Education, Haj Yazdiha, Brooklyn<br />
College/CUNY<br />
"Acting White": An Empirical Test of the Ogbu-Ford Hypothesis, Nathan E Fosse, Harvard University<br />
Children’s Perceptions of Race: A Study of Ojibwa Indian and White Students in Racially Segregated<br />
Schools, Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh University; Kristin M Musbach, Lehigh University<br />
Two Worlds, One School: How Gender Impacts the Social Integration of Minority Students at a Majority<br />
White High School, Megan M Holland, Harvard University<br />
338. Regular Paper Session— New Directions in Research on High-Risk Activism (Stanbro Room)<br />
Presider: Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
Organizer: Louis E. Esparza, SUNY, Stony Brook<br />
Highest-Risk Activism: The Case of Palestinian Suicide Bombers, Jeff Goodwin, New York University<br />
Bigger Fish to Fry: The Origins of High Risk Strategies of Political Violence, Ziad Munson, Lehigh<br />
University<br />
Causal Heterogeneity in High Risk Activism, Jocelyn Viterna, Harvard University<br />
Discussant:<br />
Gilda Zwerman, State University of New York at Old Westbury<br />
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Sunday, 12:00 PM—1:30 PM cont’d<br />
339. Regular Paper Session— Parenting for Success: Families and Achievements Across the Life Course<br />
(Brandeis Room)<br />
Presider: Susan C Herrick, West Liberty University<br />
Getting In and Dropping Out: Elementary School Children's Participation in Competitive After-School<br />
Activities, Hilary Levey, Harvard University<br />
Trickling Down Economics: Continued Support of Adult Children, Janice K Purk, Mansfield University;<br />
Timothy J Madigan, Mansfield University<br />
Preliminary Findings on the Current Trends of Custody in Southern New Hampshire in 2007, Brandy L<br />
Hubbard, Northeastern University<br />
Exploring the Boundary Between Families and Juvenile Court, Linda M. Burns, Carlow University; Milton<br />
Butts, Carlow University<br />
340. Regular Paper Session— Progress or Not: Understanding Health Disparities (Alcott Room)<br />
Presider: Arthur L Greil, Alfred University<br />
Same Old, Same Old: A Comparison of Birth Outcomes Between Black Women in the US Mainland and US<br />
Territories, Karyn A Stewart, Syracuse University<br />
It is All About Who You Know: Social Capital and Health in Low-Income Communities, Silvia Dominguez,<br />
Northeastern University; Tammi Arford, Northeastern University<br />
To Uphold the Federal Government's Obligation...Indian Health Service and the Future of Native Women's<br />
Reproductive Healthcare, Barbara Gurr, University of Connecticut<br />
Patient Navigation through the Justice System: A Response to the High Infant Mortality Rate in One<br />
Community, Susan M Holsapple, Boston University<br />
341. Regular Paper Session— Responsible and Appropriate Methodology (Charles River Room)<br />
Presider: Jason Rodriquez, Rutgers University<br />
Introversion as an Ethnographic Tool, Peter Moskos, John Jay College<br />
"Shut Up in Measureless Content": Toward Improving Measurement in Sociology, Michael DeCesare,<br />
Merrimack College<br />
Meta-Analysis for Sociology: A Bottom-Up Approach, Eran Shor, State University of New York at Stony<br />
Brook; David J. Roelfs, SUNY Stony Brook<br />
Naturally Making Meaning: Naturalist Approaches to the Problem of Meaning in the Social Sciences,<br />
Joshua Howard, CUNY Graduate Center<br />
342. Regular Paper Session— The New Role of Community Colleges: Public Policy Hopes, Pedagogical<br />
Concerns and Implications for Higher Education (Beacon Hill)<br />
Presider: Rifat A Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College<br />
Organizer: Rifat A Salam, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College<br />
Addressing Inequality: The Role of Liberal Arts in the Community Colleges, Robin G Isserles, Borough of<br />
Manhattan Community College<br />
The Role of Sociology in the Liberal Arts Curriculum, Elizabeth Wissinger, CUNY-Borough of Manhattan<br />
Community College<br />
Teaching at a Community College: Pedagogical Differences, Challenges and Opportunities, Robert Caputi,<br />
UC-Santa Barbara and CUNY-BMCC<br />
Public Policy and the "New" Community Colleges: Implications for Faculty and Students, Rifat A Salam,<br />
CUNY-Borough of Manhattan Community College<br />
343. Regular Paper Session— What Were We Thinking (Thoreau Room)<br />
Presider: Nicole B Andersen, Columbia University<br />
Race and Ethnicity in News Coverage of Same-Sex Couples During the Massachusetts Marriage Equality<br />
Campaign, Jeffrey A Langstraat, University of North Dakota<br />
A Quantitative Approach to Identifying Propaganda in Peer Produced Knowledge, Michael Restivo, State<br />
University of New York at Stony Brook<br />
When Do Numbers Rule The Absence of Numbers During the 1986 Crack Scare, Jerome Himmelstein,<br />
Amherst College<br />
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PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY OF THE SOCIETY<br />
1930-<strong>2010</strong> 1930-<strong>2010</strong><br />
30-31 Frank 30-31 H. Hankins Frank H. Hankins<br />
31-32 Henry 31-32 P. Fairchild Henry P. Fairchild<br />
32-33 Manuel 32-33 C. Elmer Manuel C. Elmer<br />
33-34 Robert 33-34 M. MacIver Robert M. MacIver<br />
34-35 James 34-35 H. S. Bossard James H. S. Bossard<br />
35-36 James 35-36 W. Woodard James W. Woodard<br />
36-37 Jerome 36-37 Davis Jerome Davis<br />
37-38 Clarence 37-38 G. Dittmer Clarence G. Dittmer<br />
38-39 Joseph 38-39 K. Folsom Joseph K. Folsom<br />
39-40 Willard 39-40 Waller Willard Waller<br />
40-41 Maurice 40-41 Davie Maurice Davie<br />
41-42 Talcott 41-42 Parsons Talcott Parsons<br />
42-43 George 42-43 Lundberg George Lundberg<br />
43-44 Robert 43-44 S. Lynd Robert S. Lynd<br />
44-45 E. Franklin 44-45 Frazier E. Franklin Frazier<br />
45-46 Gladys 45-46 Bryson Gladys Bryson<br />
46-47 Donald 46-47 Young Donald Young<br />
47-48 Thorsten 47-48 Sellin Thorsten Sellin<br />
48-49 Meyer 48-49 F. Nimkoff Meyer F. Nimkoff<br />
49-50 Nathan 49-50 L. Whetten Nathan L. Whetten<br />
50-51 Jessie 50-51 Bernard Jessie Bernard<br />
51-52 Wilbert 51-52 E. Moore Wilbert E. Moore<br />
52-53 Ira De 52-53 A. Reid Ira De A. Reid<br />
53-54 Alfred 53-54 McClung Alfred Lee McClung Lee<br />
54-55 Mirra 54-55 Komarovsky Mirra Komarovsky<br />
55-56 Theodore 55-56 Abel Theodore Abel<br />
56-57 Vincent 56-57 A. Whitney Vincent A. Whitney<br />
57-58 Robert 57-58 Bierstedt Robert Bierstedt<br />
58-59 William 58-59 J. Goode William J. Goode<br />
59-60 August 59-60 B. Hollingshead August B. Hollingshead<br />
60-61 Alex 60-61 Inkeles Alex Inkeles<br />
61-62 Robert 61-62 F. Bales Robert F. Bales<br />
62-63 George 62-63 Homans George Homans<br />
63-64 Lewis 63-64 Coser Lewis Coser<br />
64-65 Charles 64-65 Page Charles Page<br />
65-66 Robin 65-66 M. Williams, Robin Jr M. Williams, Jr<br />
66-67 Melvin 66-67 M. Tumin Melvin M. Tumin<br />
67-68 Everett 67-68 C. Hughes Everett C. Hughes<br />
68-69 Robert 68-69 K. Merton Robert K. Merton<br />
69-70 Hanan 69-70 C. Selvin Hanan C. Selvin<br />
70-71 S. M. 70-71 Miller S. M. Miller<br />
71-72 Orville 71-72 G. Brim, Orville Jr G. Brim, Jr<br />
72-73 Herbert 72-73 J. Gans Herbert J. Gans<br />
73-74 Alice 73-74 S. Rossi Alice S. Rossi<br />
74-75 Charles 74-75 V. Willie Charles V. Willie<br />
75-76 Peter 75-76 L. Berger Peter L. Berger<br />
76-77 Renee 76-77 C. Fox Renee C. Fox<br />
77-78 Matilda 77-78 White Matilda Riley White Riley<br />
78-79 Milton 78-79 M. Gordon Milton M. Gordon<br />
79-80 Helen 79-80 MacGill Helen Hughes MacGill Hughes<br />
80-81 Kai Erikson 80-81 Kai Erikson<br />
81-82 James 81-82 E. Blackwell James E. Blackwell<br />
82-83 Melvin 82-83 L. Kohn Melvin L. Kohn<br />
83-84 Cynthia 83-84 Fuchs Cynthia Epstein Fuchs Epstein<br />
84-85 Rose 84-85 Laub Coser Rose Laub Coser<br />
85-86 Eliot 85-86 Freidson Eliot Freidson<br />
86-87 Suzanne 86-87 Keller Suzanne Keller<br />
87-88 Morris 87-88 Rosenberg Morris Rosenberg<br />
88-89 Beth 88-89 B. Hess Beth B. Hess<br />
89-90 William 89-90 A. Gamson William A. Gamson<br />
90-91 Murray 90-91 A. Straus Murray A. Straus<br />
91-92 Peter 91-92 I. Rose Peter I. Rose<br />
92-93 Doris 92-93 Wilkinson Doris Wilkinson<br />
93-94 Irving 93-94 K. Zola Irving K. Zola<br />
94-95 Gaye 94-95 Tuchman Gaye Tuchman<br />
95-96 Caroline 95-96 Hodges Caroline Persell Hodges Persell<br />
96-97 Howard 96-97 F. Taylor Howard F. Taylor<br />
97-98 Richard 97-98 D. Alba Richard D. Alba<br />
98-99 Margaret 98-99 L. Andersen Margaret L. Andersen<br />
99-00 Joyce 99-00 Ladner Joyce Ladner<br />
00-01 N. J. 00-01 Demerath N. J. III Demerath III<br />
01-02 Judith 01-02 Lorber Judith Lorber<br />
02-03 Jerry 02-03 A. Jacobs Jerry A. Jacobs<br />
03-04 Phyllis 03-04 Moen Phyllis Moen<br />
04-05 Robert 04-05 Wuthnow Robert Wuthnow<br />
05-06 Nancy 05-06 Denton Nancy Denton<br />
06-07 Philip 06-07 Kasinitz Philip Kasinitz<br />
07-08 Katherine 07-08 Newman Katherine Newman<br />
08-09 Kathleen 08-09 Gerson Kathleen Gerson<br />
09-10 Rosanna 09-10 Hertz Rosanna Hertz<br />
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VICE VICE PRESIDENTS VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE OF THE SOCIETY OF SOCIETY THE SOCIETY<br />
1930-<strong>2010</strong><br />
1930-<strong>2010</strong><br />
30-31 30-31 C. G. 30-31 C. Dittmer G. Dittmer C. G. Dittmer<br />
31-32 31-32 Maurice 31-32 Maurice Davie Maurice Davie Davie<br />
32-33 32-33 Stuart 32-33 Stuart A. Rice A. Stuart Rice A. Rice<br />
33-34 33-34 Donald 33-34 Donald Young Donald Young Young<br />
34-35 34-35 F. B. 34-35 F. Watson B. Watson F. B. Watson<br />
35-36 35-36 Theodore 35-36 Theodore Abel Theodore Abel Abel<br />
36-37 36-37 Niles 36-37 Niles Carpenter Carpenter Niles Carpenter<br />
37-38 37-38 Howard 37-38 Howard Becker Howard Becker Becker<br />
38-39 38-39 Frank 38-39 Frank A. Ross A. Frank Ross A. Ross<br />
39-40 39-40 John 39-40 John Dollard Dollard John Dollard<br />
40-41 40-41 Mildred 40-41 Mildred Fairchild Mildred Fairchild Fairchild<br />
41-42 41-42 John 41-42 John Dollard Dollard John Dollard<br />
42-43 42-43 Alfred 42-43 Alfred McClung McClung Alfred Lee McClung Lee Lee<br />
43-44 43-44 E. Franklin 43-44 E. Franklin Frazier E. Franklin Frazier Frazier<br />
44-45 44-45 Gladys 44-45 Gladys Bryson Gladys Bryson Bryson<br />
45-46 45-46 Robert 45-46 Robert K. Merton Robert K. Merton K. Merton<br />
46-47 46-47 Robert 46-47 Robert Faris Robert Faris Faris<br />
47-48 47-48 Raymond 47-48 Raymond Kennedy Raymond Kennedy Kennedy<br />
48-49 48-49 Meyer 48-49 Meyer F. Nimkof F. Meyer Nimkof F. Nimkof<br />
49-50 49-50 W. 49-50 Rex W. Crawford Rex W. Crawford Rex Crawford<br />
50-51 50-51 Mirra 50-51 Mirra Komarovsky<br />
Mirra Komarovsky<br />
51-52 51-52 Theodore 51-52 Theodore Abel Theodore Abel Abel<br />
52-53 52-53 Ira 52-53 De Ira A. De Reid Ira A. Reid De A. Reid<br />
53-54 53-54 Robin 53-54 Robin M. Williams, M. Robin Williams, M. Jr Williams, Jr Jr<br />
54-55 54-55 Vincent 54-55 Vincent H. Whitney Vincent H. Whitney H. Whitney<br />
55-56 55-56 Charles 55-56 Charles H. Page Charles H. Page H. Page<br />
56-57 56-57 August 56-57 August B. Hollinshead August B. B. Hollinshead<br />
57-58 57-58 Alex 57-58 Alex Inkeles Inkeles Alex Inkeles<br />
58-59 58-59 Melvin 58-59 Melvin Tumin Melvin Tumin Tumin<br />
59-60 59-60 Clyde 59-60 Clyde V. Kiser V. Clyde Kiser V. Kiser<br />
60-61 60-61 Francis 60-61 Francis E. Merrill Francis E. Merrill E. Merrill<br />
61-62 61-62 Bernard 61-62 Bernard Barber Bernard Barber Barber<br />
62-63 62-63 Lewis 62-63 Lewis Coser Coser Lewis Coser<br />
63-64 63-64 Orville 63-64 Orville G. Brim, Orville G. Brim, Jr G. Jr Brim, Jr<br />
64-65 64-65 Harold 64-65 Harold Pfautz Harold Pfautz Pfautz<br />
65-66 65-66 Sylvia 65-66 Sylvia Fava Fava Sylvia Fava<br />
66-67 66-67 S. M. 66-67 S. Miller M. Miller S. M. Miller<br />
67-68 67-68 Nelson 67-68 Nelson Foote Nelson Foote Foote<br />
68-69 68-69 Matilda 68-69 Matilda White Matilda White Riley Riley White Riley<br />
69-70 69-70 Hanan 69-70 Hanan C. Selvin Hanan C. Selvin C. Selvin<br />
70-71 70-71 Peter 70-71 Peter I. Rose I. Peter Rose I. Rose<br />
71-72 71-72 Susanne 71-72 Susanne Keller Susanne Keller Keller<br />
72-73 72-73 Blanche 72-73 Blanche Geer Blanche Geer Geer<br />
73-74 73-74 Renee 73-74 Renee C. Fox Renee C. Fox C. Fox<br />
74-75 74-75 Charles 74-75 Charles Perrow Charles Perrow Perrow<br />
75-76 75-76 N. J. 75-76 N. Demerath J. Demerath N. J. III Demerath III III<br />
76-77 76-77 Rose 76-77 Rose Laub Laub Coser Rose Coser Laub Coser<br />
77-78 77-78 Murray 77-78 Murray A. Straus Murray A. Straus A. Straus<br />
78-79 78-79 Cynthia 78-79 Cynthia Fuchs Cynthia Fuchs Epstein Epstein Fuchs Epstein<br />
79-80 79-80 Patricia 79-80 Patricia Kendall Patricia Kendall Kendall<br />
80-81 80-81 Sylvia 80-81 Sylvia Clavan Clavan Sylvia Clavan<br />
81-82 81-82 Joyce 81-82 Joyce Ladner Ladner Joyce Ladner<br />
82-83 82-83 Gaye 82-83 Gaye Tuchman Tuchman Gaye Tuchman<br />
83-84 83-84 Doris 83-84 Doris Wilkinson Wilkinson Doris Wilkinson<br />
84-85 84-85 Beth 84-85 Beth Hess Hess Beth Hess<br />
85-86 85-86 Judith 85-86 Judith Lorber Lorber Judith Lorber<br />
86-87 86-87 Peter 86-87 Peter J. Stein J. Peter Stein J. Stein<br />
87-88 87-88 Howard 87-88 Howard F. Taylor Howard F. Taylor F. Taylor<br />
88-89 88-89 Anne 88-89 Anne Foner Foner Anne Foner<br />
89-90 89-90 Caroline 89-90 Caroline Hodges Caroline Hodges Persell Hodges Persell Persell<br />
90-91 90-91 Roberta 90-91 Roberta G. Roberta Simmons G. Simmons G. Simmons<br />
91-92 91-92 Ivar 91-92 Ivar Berg Berg Ivar Berg<br />
92-93 92-93 Margaret 92-93 Margaret Andersen Margaret Andersen Andersen<br />
93-94 93-94 Richard 93-94 Richard Alba Richard Alba Alba<br />
94-95 94-95 Jack 94-95 Jack Levin Levin Jack Levin<br />
95-96 95-96 Beth 95-96 Beth Vanfossen Vanfossen Beth Vanfossen<br />
96-97 96-97 Cheryl 96-97 Cheryl Townsend Cheryl Townsend Gilkes Townsend Gilkes Gilkes<br />
97-98 97-98 Ronnie 97-98 Ronnie J. Steinberg Ronnie J. Steinberg J. Steinberg<br />
98-99 98-99 Andrew 98-99 Andrew Beveridge Andrew Beveridge Beveridge<br />
99-00 99-00 Eve 99-00 Spangler Eve Spangler Eve Spangler<br />
00-01 00-01 Christine 00-01 Christine Bose Christine Bose Bose<br />
01-02 01-02 Esther 01-02 Esther Ngan-Ling Esther Ngan-Ling Chow Ngan-Ling Chow Chow<br />
02-03 02-03 Catherine 02-03 Catherine White Catherine White Berheide Berheide White Berheide<br />
03-04 03-04 Ronald 03-04 Ronald Taylor Ronald Taylor Taylor<br />
04-05 04-05 Debra 04-05 Debra Kaufman Kaufman Debra Kaufman<br />
05-06 05-06 Karen 05-06 Karen Cerulo Cerulo Karen Cerulo<br />
06-07 06-07 Annette 06-07 Annette Lareau Annette Lareau Lareau<br />
07-08 07-08 Elizabeth 07-08 Elizabeth Higginbotham<br />
Elizabeth Higginbotham<br />
08-09 08-09 Vincent 08-09 Vincent N. Parrillo Vincent N. Parrillo N. Parrillo<br />
09-10 09-10 Pamela 09-10 Pamela Stone Pamela Stone Stone<br />
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ESS MERIT ESS AWARD MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS<br />
RECIPIENTS<br />
1960-<strong>2010</strong><br />
1960-<strong>2010</strong><br />
1960 Maurice 1960 Davis<br />
Maurice Davis<br />
1961 Welman 1961 J. Welman Warner<br />
J. Warner<br />
Ray Abrams<br />
Ray Abrams<br />
1962 Robert 1962 S. Robert Lynd<br />
S. Lynd<br />
1963 Pitirim 1963 Sorokin<br />
Pitirim Sorokin<br />
1964 Donald 1964 Young<br />
Donald Young<br />
1965 Leonard 1965 Cottrell, Leonard Jr<br />
Cottrell, Jr<br />
1966 Thorsten 1966 Thorsten Sellin<br />
Sellin<br />
1967 Talcott 1967 Parsons<br />
Talcott Parsons<br />
1968 Robert 1968 MacIver<br />
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Nazli Kibria (<strong>2010</strong>-2013)<br />
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CALL FOR PAPERS:<br />
Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities<br />
2011 ANNUAL MEETING<br />
EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY<br />
Sheraton- <strong>Society</strong> Hill<br />
Philadelphia, PA<br />
February 24-27, 2011<br />
The concept of intersectionality or an intersectional framework, introduced about twenty years<br />
ago, has enriched and transformed academic research across many disciplines. Its application<br />
allows scholars to explore the simultaneous and multiplicative interaction of class, race,<br />
ethnicity, gender, age, religion, sexuality, disability, citizenship and other axes of inequality in<br />
people’s lives as mutually constructing systems of power. The 2011 <strong>Meeting</strong> will focus on how<br />
an intersectional approach has been developed and utilized in different ways across the subfields<br />
of sociology. What methodologies best help us do an intersectional analysis In what areas have<br />
intersectional analyses been most successful What is the most recent research in these areas<br />
How has using an intersectional approach advanced our knowledge<br />
The concept of intersectionality challenges the various areas within sociology to develop<br />
detailed critical explorations of complex inequalities and their cumulative and interactive effects<br />
on individuals and social institutions. Although submissions on all sociological topics are<br />
welcome, the organizers are particularly interested in those related to the <strong>Meeting</strong>’s theme. We<br />
welcome submissions in such varied forms as:<br />
-Individual papers (please include one-page abstracts; longer drafts are also welcome)<br />
-Wholly constituted sessions (with names and affiliations of all presenters)<br />
-Thematic Conversations (panels of two or more scholars engaged in debate or exchange)<br />
-Workshops on specific topics and techniques (indicate the expert in charge)<br />
-Master classes featuring a prominent scholar or Q & A sessions<br />
-Roundtable and poster session presentations<br />
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Details about electronic submission will be posted in the next ESS newsletter, announced<br />
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http://www.essnet.org. Regular paper submissions for all sociological topics in any of the above<br />
formats are due by September 30, <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Send submissions to easterns2011@gmail.com<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Committee: Gwen Moore (Chair), Christine E. Bose (President), Karen Hansen (Vice<br />
President), Zai Liang, Steven Messner, and Bandana Purkayastha.
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Index to Participants<br />
Abolafia, Mitch (abolafia@albany.edu): 80<br />
Aboudouh, Khaled Kazem<br />
(kazomaa<strong>2010</strong>@yahoo.com): 62<br />
Abraham, Mabel B (mlba@mit.edu): 263<br />
Abreu, Lorena M.<br />
(lorenaabreu154@yahoo.com): 158<br />
Achuonjei, Joy Njang (jna2109@columbia.edu): 240<br />
Adair, Stephen (adairs@ccsu.edu): 182<br />
Agyei-Odame, Felicia (phyli2020@yahoo.com): 158<br />
Ahmed, Ghyasuddin (gahmed@vsu.edu): 334<br />
Aidala, Angela (aaa1@columbia.edu): 64, 152<br />
Aisenbrey, Silke (silke.aisenbrey@mac.com): 44<br />
Akin, Afife Idil (idil_akin@yahoo.com): 270<br />
Akram, Susan (smakram@bu.edu): 167<br />
Alba, Richard (RAlba@gc.cuny.edu): 143, 189<br />
Albert, Kyle W (kwa23@cornell.edu): 117<br />
Albright, Len (lenalbright@gmail.com): 91<br />
Alexiou, Nicholas<br />
(Nicholas.Alexiou@qc.cuny.edu): 192<br />
Allard, Faye L (allardf@mail.montclair.edu): 11<br />
Allen, Dana<br />
(dnallen@marauder.millersville.edu): 252<br />
Almandoz, John (jalmandoz@hbs.edu): 88<br />
Almeling, Rene (rene.almeling@yale.edu): 314<br />
Alnuaim, Aziza A (azizai2@yahoo.com): 286<br />
Alva, Melissa (malva2@brockport.edu): 279<br />
Alves, Stephanie (casa.de.paixao@gmail.com): 222<br />
Amadu, Zulai (zulai.amadu@bcc.cuny.edu): 158<br />
Amin, Shrina (shrina@bu.edu): 308<br />
Ammerman, Nancy (nta@bu.edu): 144<br />
Amodeo, Maryann (mamodeo@bu.edu): 120<br />
Andersen, Margaret L. (mla@udel.edu): 2, 186, 228<br />
Andersen, Nicole B (nandersen6@yahoo.com): 343<br />
Anderson, Elijah (elijah.anderson@yale.edu): 163<br />
Anderson, Julia (jandera@gmu.edu): 277<br />
Anderson, Morgan (anders68@newpaltz.edu): 104<br />
Anderson, Shannon L<br />
(slanderson@roanoke.edu): 310<br />
Anderson, Tammy L (tammya@udel.edu): 37, 279<br />
Anderson-Hanley, Cay (andersoc@union.edu): 44<br />
Andrzejewski, Catherine S<br />
(catherine_andrzejewski@yahoo.com): 305<br />
Ansell, Amy E. (Amy_Ansell@emerson.edu): 175<br />
Appelbaum, Jenna (jba248@nyu.edu): 319<br />
Applin, Samantha E (sa442818@albany.edu): 122<br />
Aquino, Gabriel (gaquino@wsc.ma.edu): 221<br />
Araia, Berhane (-): 189<br />
Aratani, Yumiko (ya61@columbia.edu): 315<br />
Ardovini, Joanne<br />
(JArdovini@METROPOLITAN.EDU): 31<br />
Arford, Tammi (t.arford@neu.edu): 340<br />
Argueta, Edwin (edwin@massjwj.net): 233<br />
Armstrong, Elizabeth Mitchell<br />
(ema@princeton.edu): 207, 236<br />
Arnold, Sharon O (sarnold@lvc.edu): 247<br />
Aronson, Pamela (aronsonp@umd.umich.edu): 157<br />
Artan-Bayhan, Zeynep S<br />
(zartan@gc.cuny.edu): 286<br />
Arthur, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik<br />
(marthur@ric.edu): 175<br />
Aryee, Augustine A (AAryee@fsc.edu): 120<br />
Arzoglou, Eleni (leli.arzoglou@gmail.com): 59<br />
Asatouri, Ana (aasatour@usc.edu): 279<br />
Asimakopoulos, John<br />
(jasimakopoulos@transformativestudies.org): 146<br />
Athanasiou, Lindsey P<br />
(lathanas@student.umass.edu): 279<br />
Atkinson, Melissa (mra003@mcdaniel.edu): 84<br />
Augis, Erin J (eaugis@ramapo.edu): 234<br />
Aurini, Janice D (jaurini@uwaterloo.ca): 53, 87<br />
Austin Smith, Margaret R<br />
(maustin@socy.umd.edu): 266<br />
Austin, Algernon (aaustin@epi.org): 46<br />
Avent-Holt, Dustin (davent@soc.umass.edu): 141<br />
Avery, Sarah D (savery@skidmore.edu): 252<br />
Awash, Beniam (bawash1@binghamton.edu): 39<br />
Ayala, Jennifer (jayala@spc.edu): 307<br />
Ayella, Marybeth F (mayella@sju.edu): 247<br />
Aytaç, Ik A (iaytac@boun.edu.tr): 316<br />
Babb, Sarah (babbsa@bc.edu): 30, 33<br />
Bacchus, Nazreen S (meenaluv@gmail.com): 330<br />
Bader, Michael D.M.<br />
(mbader@wharton.upenn.edu): 200<br />
Bail, Christopher A (bail@fas.harvard.edu): 4<br />
Bajc, Vida (vbajc@sas.upenn.edu): 218, 259<br />
Bakalian, Anny (abakalian@gc.cuny.edu): 167<br />
Baker, Joshua M (jbake1027@comcast.net): 252<br />
Baldassarri, Delia (dbalda@Princeton.EDU): 62<br />
Ballard, Ellen (eballar4@kennesaw.edu): 154<br />
Bandy, Joe (jbandy@bowdoin.edu): 203<br />
Banerjee, Tarun D<br />
(tarun_banerjee83@yahoo.co.uk): 76, 288<br />
Barker, Hattie (hbarker@gmu.edu): 277<br />
Barnartt, Sharon<br />
(sharon.barnartt@gallaudet.edu): 190<br />
Barnes, Medora W. (mbarnes@jcu.edu): 216, 306<br />
Barnett, Kalila (-): 281<br />
Barnett, Rosalind C. (rbarnett@brandeis.edu): 3<br />
Barngrover, Kristen W<br />
(barngr_k@denison.edu): 222<br />
Barochin, Arlene (-): 279<br />
Barr, Amy L (aly22@unh.edu): 269<br />
Barra, Andrea C (abarra@sociology.rutgers.edu): 74<br />
Bassi, Nicole (nbassi@eden.rutgers.edu): 252<br />
Baynard, Carimanda<br />
(cb0363a@student.american.edu): 66<br />
Becher, Debbie (dbecher@princeton.edu): 24, 237<br />
Beck, Rubye (RBECK@Milligan.edu): 231<br />
Beckfield, Jason (jbeckfie@wjh.harvard.edu): 33,<br />
201, 297<br />
Beeman, Angie (Angie.Beeman@uconn.edu): 112<br />
Behler, Rachel Leigh (rbehler@wellesley.edu): 279<br />
Bell, Susan E. (sbell@bowdoin.edu): 159, 314<br />
Bennett, Stephanie A (BENNETTS@strose.edu): 7,<br />
107<br />
Benoit Scott, Denise (scott@geneseo.edu): 327<br />
Benson, Janel E (jbenson@colgate.edu): 322<br />
Berger, Helen A (Hberger@wcupa.edu): 108, 218<br />
Bergstrom-Lynch, Cara<br />
(bergstromlynch@easternct.edu): 178<br />
Berheide, Catherine W<br />
(cberheid@skidmore.edu): 11, 44<br />
Berkowitz, Douglas<br />
(berkdo01@gettysburg.edu): 222<br />
Bernburg, Jon G (bernburg@hi.is): 22<br />
Berrey, Ellen C (eberrey@buffalo.edu): 93<br />
95
Besen-Cassino, Yasemin<br />
(beseny@mail.montclair.edu): 217<br />
Bessett, Danielle<br />
(DBessett@ibisreproductivehealth.org): 128, 219,<br />
236<br />
Betz, Justin C (j.betz@neu.edu): 237<br />
Beveridge, Andrew<br />
(andy@socialexplorer.com): 121, 188<br />
Biggert, Robert (rbiggert@assumption.edu): 131,<br />
217<br />
Bikard, Michael (mbikard@mit.edu): 8<br />
Billeaux, Michael<br />
(michael.billeaux@gmail.com): 289<br />
Billingham, Chase Michael<br />
(billingham.c@neu.edu): 193<br />
Birk, Lara (birk@bc.edu): 105<br />
Black, Andrew M. (black7@tcnj.edu): 279<br />
Black, Timothy (tblack@hartford.edu): 142, 293,<br />
298<br />
Blackstone, Amy<br />
(amy.blackstone@umit.maine.edu): 232<br />
Blair, Sampson Lee (slblair@buffalo.edu): 290<br />
Blau, Judith (jrblau@email.unc.edu): 189<br />
Bleiberg Seperson, Susanne<br />
(bleibers@dowling.edu): 159<br />
Bobo, Larry (bobo@wjh.harvard.edu): 35, 282<br />
Boczkowski, Pablo (pjb9@northwestern.edu): 221<br />
Bodnar Deren, Susan M<br />
(sbodnarderen@sociology.rutgers.edu): 65<br />
Boeckmann, Irene (iboeckma@soc.umass.edu): 16,<br />
44<br />
Boeri, Miriam (mboeri@kennesaw.edu): 154<br />
Boeri, Natascia (natasciaboeri@gmail.com): 137<br />
Boguslaw, Alissa G (bogua624@umn.edu): 37<br />
Borghini, Andrea (borghini@dss.unipi.it): 266<br />
Bose, Christine (c.bose@albany.edu): 33<br />
Bose, Sunita (boses@newpaltz.edu): 335<br />
Bosk, Charles L. (cbosk@sas.upenn.edu): 207<br />
Boulis, Ann K. (ann@pop.upenn.edu): 3<br />
Boussios, Emanuel<br />
(emanuel.boussios@hofstra.edu): 4<br />
Bowers, Donavan (Donavan@knights.ucf.edu): 180<br />
Bowler, Anne E (abowler@udel.edu): 104<br />
Bowman, Cara E (bowmanc@bu.edu): 244<br />
Boyd, Margaret R (maboyd@stonehill.edu): 180<br />
Bozorgmehr, Mehdi<br />
(mbozorgmehr@gc.cuny.edu): 167<br />
Brady, David (brady@soc.duke.edu): 62<br />
Braksmajer, Amy S<br />
(abraksmajer@hotmail.com): 276<br />
Bramlett, Stephanie S.<br />
(stephanie.bramlett@gmail.com): 174<br />
Branch, Enobong Hannah<br />
(ebranch@soc.umass.edu): 48, 139<br />
Brannon, Monica (branm789@newschool.edu): 197<br />
Brasier, Kathy J (kbrasier@psu.edu): 20<br />
Braun, Lundy (lundy_braun@brown.edu): 69<br />
Breitwieser, Jamie L<br />
(jbreitwieser11@caldwell.edu): 158<br />
Bridges, Todd Arthur<br />
(todd_bridges@brown.edu): 54<br />
Bridges, Tristan S (tsb5k@virginia.edu): 103<br />
Brienza, Casey (cb607@cam.ac.uk): 318<br />
Brigandi, Sarah A (sbrigand@conncoll.edu): 222<br />
Briggs, Elizabeth<br />
(elizabeth.anne.briggs@gmail.com): 158<br />
Brinton, Mary (brinton@wjh.harvard.edu): 22<br />
Britton, Dana M. (brittn@ksu.edu): 166<br />
Bronfenbrenner, Kate (klb23@cornell.edu): 224<br />
Brooks, Connor J (brooks.connorj@gmail.com): 56<br />
Brown, Evrick (EBROWN@brooklyn.cuny.edu): 21<br />
Brown, Keith R (brown.keith.76@gmail.com): 147<br />
Brueckner, Hannah<br />
(hannah.brueckner@yale.edu): 13<br />
Brunn , Rachelle (rjb7@nyu.edu): 26<br />
Brunson, Jeremy L<br />
(jeremy.brunson@gallaudet.edu): 190, 319<br />
Budig, Michelle (budig@soc.umass.edu): 16, 44<br />
Buell, Tony Nicholis (tony.buell@gmail.com): 271<br />
Bugg, David (buggd@potsdam.edu): 13, 168<br />
Buie, Jessica Campbell (jcb5he@virginia.edu): 323<br />
Burgess, Jacob (-): 252<br />
Burkett, Tracy L. (burkettt@cofc.edu): 246<br />
Burkhardt, Sarah M<br />
(smb30008@huskies.bloomu.edu): 158<br />
Burns, Linda M. (lmburns@carlow.edu): 316, 339<br />
Burrows, Kathryn<br />
(kburrows@sociology.rutgers.edu): 210<br />
Busher, Melissa D (mdbushe@ilstu.edu): 239<br />
Butler, Olivia M (ombutler14@gmail.com): 252<br />
Butler, Timothy A (butlerta@sbu.edu): 252<br />
Butler-Sweet, Colleen<br />
(ColleenButler2001@yahoo.cm): 316<br />
Butts, Angel M (angel.butts@gmail.com): 268<br />
Butts, Milton (mlbutts@carlow.edu): 132, 339<br />
Bwiire, Godfrey (-): 210<br />
Byrne, Dara N. (dbyrne@jjay.cuny.edu): 202<br />
Caban, Maria (mc755@columbia.edu): 152<br />
Cabrera , Angelica V<br />
(angelica.cabrera@bcc.cuny.edu): 158<br />
Cadge, Wendy (wcadge@brandeis.edu): 144<br />
Callins, Corrinne (ccallins@gmu.edu): 277<br />
Calnitsky, David (david_calnitsky@yahoo.ca): 56<br />
Calvo, M. Rocio (mcalvo@hsph.harvard.edu): 214<br />
Camp, Bayliss J. (bayliss.camp@csus.edu): 195<br />
Campbell, Teresa L (tljoile@gmail.com): 158<br />
Caputi, Robert (rcaputi@bmcc.cuny.edu): 342<br />
Caputo, Ashley B (ab02capu@siena.edu): 252<br />
Caputo-Levine, Deirdre D<br />
(caputolevine@optonline.net): 132<br />
Carey, Allison C. (accare@ship.edu): 190<br />
Carreiro, Joshua (carreiro@soc.umass.edu): 147<br />
Carroll, Kysheeta (kysheeta@yahoo.com): 158<br />
Carter, Allison I (aicarter@aol.com): 229<br />
Carter, Vivian L (vlcarter@tuskegee.edu): 69<br />
Carver, Rebekah Elizabeth (rec002@lvc.edu): 222<br />
Carveth, Rod (rodcarveth@hotmail.com): 213, 324<br />
Casalino, Larry P. ( lac2021@med.cornell.edu): 207<br />
Casanova, Erynn Masi<br />
(erynn.casanova@uc.edu): 235<br />
Casciano, Rebecca R. (rrpearso@princeton.edu): 91<br />
Casey, Colleen (colleenc@exchange.uta.edu): 112<br />
Casey, Judi (caseyjt@bc.edu): 77<br />
Cassino, Daniel (dcassino@gmail.com): 217<br />
Castelvecchi, Anne M (amc9tg@virginia.edu): 59<br />
Castilla, Emilio J. (ecastilla@mit.edu): 92, 162, 196<br />
Casto, Heath (-): 279<br />
Centauri, Widow (widowcentauri@gmail.com): 95<br />
Cha, Youngjoo (-): 205<br />
Chabon, Sheli (sheli.chabon@dartmouth.edu): 41<br />
Chancer, Lynn (lchancer@hunter.cuny.edu): 113,<br />
223, 280, 283<br />
96
Chang, Kyung-Sup (changks@snu.ac.kr): 86<br />
Chatterjee, Esha (esanyal@gmail.com): 106<br />
Chen, Hui-Yi (hchen1@gc.cuny.edu): 260<br />
Chen, Katherine K. (kchen@ccny.cuny.edu): 145,<br />
197<br />
Cheng, Sealing (scheng2@wellesley.edu): 164<br />
Chenpitayaton, Keerati<br />
(chenk708@newschool.edu): 28<br />
Chernoff, Carolyn (chernoff@dolphin.upen..edu): 97<br />
Chimonas, Susan C (sc2254@columbia.edu): 285<br />
Chirico, JoAnn (jxc64@psu.edu): 59, 146, 231<br />
Chirip, Nicole M. (Nchirip@cse.edu): 222<br />
Chito Childs, Erica (echitoch@hunter.cuny.edu): 11,<br />
223<br />
Chmielewski, Piotr (chmielep@is.uw.edu.pl): 65<br />
Chow, Esther Ngan-ling<br />
(echow@american.edu): 161, 213<br />
Christensen, Michael J (mjc1@yorku.ca): 133<br />
Christopher, Karen<br />
(k.christopher@louisville.edu): 169, 232<br />
Chu, Tracy (tchu@brooklyn.cuny.edu): 156<br />
Chubb, Racheal N (chubbrn191@potsdam.edu): 13<br />
Chung, Rakkoo (chungrak9@hanmail.net): 86<br />
Ciambrone, Desirée (dciambrone@ric.edu): 276<br />
Cieniewicz, Martyna (martina87c@yahoo.com): 222<br />
Cipollone, Kristin (knc9@buffalo.edu): 319<br />
Clampet-Lundquist, Susan (sclampet@sju.edu): 322<br />
Clapp, Douglas J.<br />
(djc56285@huskies.bloomu.edu): 158<br />
Clark, Aleia Y (alclark@socy.umd.edu): 258, 304<br />
Clark, Robert L (rlclark.mu@gmail.com): 70<br />
Clarry, John (John_Clarry@bloomfield.edu): 124<br />
Clawson, Dan (clawson@sadri.umass.edu): 50, 55,<br />
81<br />
Clevenger, Casey R (cclev@brandeis.edu): 36, 136,<br />
234<br />
Clyne, Jaron J (jjclyne@aol.com): 158<br />
Coffield, Claudia D (ditmar10@comcast.net): 26<br />
Cohan, Deb (debcohan@comcast.net): 239<br />
Cohen, Diana Tracy (cohendit@ccsu.edu): 176<br />
Cohen, Jodi H (jhcohen@bridgew.edu): 177, 199<br />
Cohen, Joseph N (josephncohen@gmail.com): 289,<br />
304<br />
Cohen, Laurie (triosmom@hotmail.com): 325<br />
Coldsmith, Jeremiah L.<br />
(jeremiah@email.arizona.edu): 51<br />
Collom, Ed (collom@usm.maine.edu): 85<br />
Conforti, Joseph M. (jmc40hoyt@aol.com): 11<br />
Conley, Dalton (dalton.conley@nyu.edu): 225<br />
Conley, Lisa M (lisa.conley@uky.edu): 98<br />
Connor, Phillip (pconnor@princeton.edu): 214<br />
Conrad, Peter (conrad@brandeis.edu): 210, 258<br />
Cooke, Juliette (juliettc@usc.edu): 279<br />
Cooney-Miner, Dianne (dcooneyminer@sjfc.edu):<br />
42<br />
Cooper, Janice L (jc90@columbia.edu): 315<br />
Copley, Leeda J<br />
(copley.18@sociology.osu.edu): 130<br />
Corcoran, Victoria<br />
(vcorcora@student.umass.edu): 279<br />
Core, Rachel S (rcore1@jhu.edu): 79<br />
Cornelius, Debra (dacorn@ship.edu): 179<br />
Corrado, Carolyn (cc9090@albany.edu): 155<br />
Costello, Bridget M<br />
(bridgetcostello@kings.edu): 116, 267<br />
Coston, Bethany (betahny.coston@gmail.com): 176<br />
Cottrol, Robert (bcottrol@law.gwu.edu): 310<br />
Cox, Genevieve (genevieve.cox@unh.edu): 104<br />
Craft Morgan, Jennifer<br />
(craft@mail.schsr.unc.edu): 55<br />
Crage, Suzanna M (scrage@pitt.edu): 119<br />
Craig-Henderson, Kelli (-): 166<br />
Crawford, Robin (rcrawfor@kennesaw.edu): 154<br />
Creef, Elena (ecreef@wellesley.edu): 245<br />
Crehan, Gram (gramcrehan@gmail.com): 199<br />
Crocker, Jillian (jmcrocke@soc.umass.edu): 55<br />
Crook, Lauren (40crook@cardinalmail.cua.edu): 158<br />
Crowley, Kacy Lea (phtk@iup.edu): 169<br />
Cunningham, Ken (kuc1@psu.edu): 146<br />
Curreli, Misty A (mcurreli@ic.sunysb.edu): 230<br />
Curtis, Anna (annac@soc.umass.edu): 70<br />
Cushman, Thomas (tcushman@wellesley.edu): 111<br />
Cutler, Marianne (mcutler@po-box.esu.edu): 178<br />
Cyr, Darren M (cyrd@mcmaster.ca): 193<br />
Czerniawski, Amanda M. (aczernia@temple.edu): 37<br />
Dahl, Garrett T (gtd8@pitt.edu): 131, 151<br />
Dale, Chris (cdale@nec.edu): 182<br />
Dalton, Christina F (cfdalton25@gmail.com): 279<br />
Damaske, Sarah (sarahdamaske@rice.edu): 2<br />
D'Amato, Cortney Kathryn<br />
(codamato12@caldwell.edu): 158<br />
Dandrow, Gina M (gdandrow@gmail.com): 325<br />
Daniel, Caitlin (cdaniel@fas.harvard.edu): 84<br />
Daniels, Jessie (jdaniels@hunter.cuny.edu): 202,<br />
278<br />
Danna-Lynch, Karen<br />
(kdannalynch@gmail.com): 321<br />
D'Antonio, Robert<br />
(dantonior@student.wpunj.edu): 279<br />
Danuta Walters, Suzanna<br />
(walterss@indiana.edu): 280<br />
Darley, James<br />
(jdarley.student@mountsaintvincent.edu): 245<br />
Darrah, Jennifer R (jennifer_darrah@brown.edu): 91<br />
Davies, Scott (daviesrs@mcmaster.ca): 87, 193<br />
Davis, Jason (jasond@mit.edu): 334<br />
Davis, Joseph E (jed8m@virginia.edu): 210<br />
Davis, Katrinell M. (Katrinell.Davis@uvm.edu): 48<br />
Davis, Meghan (mb06davi@siena.edu): 252<br />
Davis, Shannon N (sdaviso@gmu.edu): 123<br />
De Angelis, Karin K.<br />
(karin.deangelis@gmail.com): 216<br />
De Jesus, Fancisco (-): 307<br />
Dean, Paul (pdean@socy.umd.edu): 147<br />
Deas, Melissa S (msdeas@fas.harvard.edu): 222<br />
DeCesare, Michael<br />
(decesarem@merrimack.edu): 341<br />
DeCrosta, Michael A (mad211@lehigh.edu): 252<br />
DeFranzo, Stephanie S (sdefranzo@gmail.com): 98<br />
DeFronzo, James V<br />
(James.DeFronzo@uconn.edu): 289<br />
Degiuli, Francesca<br />
(francesca.degiuli@csi.cuny.edu): 124<br />
DeGloma, Thomas<br />
(tdegloma@hunter.cuny.edu): 23, 280<br />
Del Rosso, Jared (delrosso@bc.edu): 101<br />
DeLeone, Ana (-): 252<br />
DeLuca, Stefanie (sdeluca@jhu.edu): 291<br />
Deng, Xiaogang (xiaogang.deng@umb.edu): 132<br />
Denis, Jeffrey S (jsdenis@fas.harvard.edu): 175<br />
Dennis, Amanda<br />
(Adennis@ibisreproductivehealth.org): 128<br />
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Snyder, Kay (Kay.Snyder@iup.edu): 102, 108<br />
Sobieraj, Sarah (Sobieraj@tufts.edu): 167<br />
Somashekhar, Mahesh<br />
(msomashe@princeton.edu): 217<br />
Some, Touorouzou Herve<br />
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Sonenshein, Raphael J.<br />
(rsonenshein@fullerton.edu): 121<br />
Song, Jing (jing_song@brown.edu): 161<br />
Sosnaud, Benjamin<br />
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Sousa, Amy C (sousaam@bc.edu): 45, 232<br />
Spade, Joan (jspade@brockport.edu): 209<br />
Spalter-Roth, Roberta (spalter-roth@asanet.org): 2,<br />
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Spencer, Sarah Busse (sspencer@tcnj.edu): 56<br />
Spiechowski, Lauren D (lspiecho@drew.edu): 222<br />
Spielman, Seth (seth_spielman@brown.edu): 175<br />
Spring, Kimberly (sprik629@newschool.edu): 245<br />
Srinivas, Lakshmi (lakshmi.srinivas@umb.edu): 309<br />
Staggenborg, Suzanne (suzzstag@pitt.edu): 151<br />
Stainback, Kevin (kstainba@purdue.edu): 183<br />
Staley, Michael J (michael.staley@unh.edu): 100<br />
Stamatel, Janet P. (jstamatel@albany.edu): 220<br />
Standlee, Alecea I<br />
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Stark, David (dcs36@columbia.edu): 165<br />
Starr, Peter (PStarr6841@aol.com): 102<br />
Staudt, Rebecca ( rstau1@brockport.edu): 279<br />
Steck, Laura West (lsteck@ycp.edu): 31, 78<br />
Stedman, Richard C. (rcs6@cornell.edu): 20<br />
Steele, Liza G. (lsteele@princeton.edu): 140<br />
Steenburgh, Emily Jean<br />
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Stein, Arlene (arlenes@rci.rutgers.edu): 143<br />
Stein, Peter J. (pstein@schsr.unc.edu): 18, 55<br />
Steinberg, Ronnie (<br />
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Steinbugler, Amy (steinbua@dickinson.edu): 223<br />
Stephens, Cristina S<br />
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Sterk, Jared (sterkj@student.wpunj.edu): 279<br />
Stets, Jan E (jstets@nsf.gov): 251<br />
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Stevenson, Peter (pstevens@keene.edu): 4<br />
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Stoddard, Donna (dstoddard@babson.edu): 12<br />
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Stone, Pamela (pstone@hunter.cuny.edu): 50, 256,<br />
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Stroffolino, Andrew<br />
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Strumbos, Diana (diana.strumbos@gmail.com): 305<br />
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Tauches, Kimberly G (ktauches@gmail.com): 284,<br />
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Tumiel-Berhalter, Laurene<br />
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Turkmen, Gulay (gulay.turkmen@yale.edu): 150<br />
Turner, Bryan S (bryansturner@yahoo.com.sg): 111<br />
Turner, Evan (-): 252<br />
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Usdansky, Margaret<br />
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Vadeboncoeur, Bridgett<br />
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Vallas, Steven (s.vallas@neu.edu): 6, 254<br />
Valle, Trinidad (valle@fordham.edu): 324<br />
van Blommestein, Jeremy<br />
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Van de Rijt, Arnout<br />
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Van Hooreweghe, Kristen (-): 121<br />
Vandenburgh, Henry<br />
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Vanderminden, Jennifer Anne<br />
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Vardi, Itai (itaiv@bu.edu): 4<br />
Varnum, Susan (suebee@temple.edu): 26, 300<br />
Vasquez, Lisa Marie<br />
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Verma, SaunJuhi (jverma@uchicago.edu): 95, 135<br />
Vesselinov, Elena<br />
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Washington, Scott Leon (slw@princeton.edu): 310<br />
Waters, Mary C. (mcw@wjh.harvard.edu): 1, 257<br />
Watkins, Bob (watkins3@buffalo.edu): 320<br />
Wayne, Michael L. (mlw5w@virginia.edu): 42<br />
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Weber, Gerard Anthony<br />
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Winship, Christopher<br />
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Wisnesky, Annie Scola<br />
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Yearwood, Emily Lynn<br />
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Zhao, Shanyang (bzhao001@temple.edu): 272<br />
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Zhou, Min (minzhou@fas.harvard.edu): 304<br />
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83<br />
Zwerman, Gilda (GZwerman@aol.com): 338<br />
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IN THE BOOK EXHIBIT<br />
Imperial Ballroom - Mezzanine<br />
Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers<br />
The Exhibit will be open<br />
Thursday March 18 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM<br />
Friday March 19 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM<br />
Saturday March 20 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM<br />
Coffee Hours<br />
Friday March 19 2:00 PM<br />
Saturday March 20 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM<br />
Peace in Focus: Exhibition of Photos<br />
by Young People Dedicated to Grassroots Peace Journalism<br />
All Day Friday<br />
New Books Reception<br />
Stop by and meet with ESS authors: Friday 3:00 - 4:00PM<br />
Margaret Andersen<br />
Patricia Banks<br />
Susan Bell<br />
Tim Black<br />
Wendy Chapkis<br />
Katherine Chen<br />
JoAnn Chirico<br />
Joanna G Dreby<br />
Kathleen Gerson<br />
Barry Glassner<br />
Tom Juravich<br />
Kathleen Korgen<br />
Laura Kramer<br />
Ho Hon Leung<br />
Sylvia Mignon<br />
Margaret Nelson<br />
Nitin Nohria<br />
Jan Poppendieck<br />
Patricia Rieker<br />
Jolene M Sanders<br />
Mario Luis Small<br />
Gaye Tuchman<br />
Charles V Willie<br />
EXHIBITORS AT OUR MEETING INCLUDE:<br />
Association Book Exhibit<br />
Documentary Educational Resources, Inc<br />
Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research<br />
New York University Press<br />
Pearson Education<br />
Polity<br />
Routledge<br />
Routledge/Taylor Francis Group<br />
The Edwin Mellen Press<br />
Transformation Studies Institute (TSI)<br />
Wadsworth Cengage Learning<br />
Wiley-Blackwell<br />
The Combined Book and Literature Display, features<br />
Lynne Rienner Publishers, Stylus Publishing, Taylor and Francis, Worth Publishers<br />
and<br />
A Special Display of Books authored by ESS Members,<br />
Including this year’s Winner of the Komarovsky Book Award<br />
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *<br />
The <strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Sociological</strong> <strong>Society</strong> thanks all of our exhibitors for their support.<br />
Special thanks are also due to the people who run our exhibit:<br />
Harve Horowitz and the staff at Exhibit Promotions Plus, Inc.